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BOARD OF ESTIMATE AND TAXATION Panel OKs harbor

Anne Semmes/Staff photo Each year during graduation at Macaulay Honors funds College, Greenwich resident Bill Macaulay, at left with his wife, Linda, congratulates every graduate. Above, from left, are Dean Ann BET also approves Kirschner of Macaulay Honors College; Bill litigation allocation Macaulay; James B. Milliken, chancellor of City University of New York; and graduates Silky Katari and Corina Phan. By Paul Schott

The Board of Estimate and Taxation approved key al- MACAULAY HONORS COLLEGE locations Monday for harbor management expenses and for litigation settlement related to construction of Hamilton Avenue School. But a unanimous vote for Couple’s endowment the harbor proposal belied board members’ concerns about matters of governance. The $52,000 allocation covers provides a free education some of the operational costs of the harbormaster’s office and funds a projected $12,000 for Westport- based consultant Geoffrey Stead- Greenwich residents fund CUNY program man to help the commission develop a harbor management plan. By Anne W. Semmes Steadman has been involved in drafting many harbor plans along Growing up in the Bronx, “Goldstein the Connecticut shore, as well as money was tight for Bill Macau- several reports on waterways for lay and his family. His father’s wanted to the town. long illness imperiled his “We feel he’s the perfect per- chances for attending college. create a son,” said Frank Mazza, chairman A saving grace, the longtime of the Harbor Management Com- Greenwich resident said, was ﬂ agship for mission. “He’s probably the guru that colleges in the City Uni- in the state for harbor manage- versity of New York system at the University ment.” the time were free. Macaulay Backed by First Selectman Peter entered City College in Harlem, to attract Tesei, the commission started earning a B.B.A. degree with working earlier this year. The honors in economics. high-quality development of the harbor man- In 1983, 17 years after gradu- agement plan is its top goal. While ating from City, Macaulay students. those plans are not required by the founded his private equity firm, state, Mazza said they are encour- First Reserve Corp. By 2008, he Students aged by state officials. And such had made the Forbes 400 list. a plan would ostensibly address “I’d become very wealthy,” with top SAT many of the existing ambigui- Macaulay said on a recent after- ties about the management of the noon, slipping away from First scores, the top town’s seven harbors. Reserve’s Greenwich office for In particular, the current lunch. “If I hadn’t gone to City system is hampered by conflict- College, this would not have 5 percent of ing state laws about the harbor happened.” powers given to the Board of Eight years ago, the opportu- high school Selectmen and the harbormaster. nity arose to do for others what The plan would clear up much of City had done for him. CUNY graduating the uncertainty by allowing, for Chancellor Matthew Goldstein instance, the Harbor Manage- came to him to help fully realize classes.” ment Commission to set rules that a vision. would have to be followed by the “He wanted to create a flag- advisers, computer technical harbormaster. ship for the university to attract support. But it needed help. “One of the components, of high-quality students,” Ma- So Bill and Linda Macaulay Contributed photo course, will be that it will de- caulay said. “Students with top in 2006 endowed it with $30 Some 400 Macaulay Honors College students participate in a lineate the authorities of each of SAT scores, the top 5 percent of million, ensuring the program BioBlitz at the New York Botanical Gardens on Sept. 6, an idea the entities — both locally, state high school graduating classes.” could provide for its students generated by MHC faculty to emphasize experiential education and federal,” Tesei told the BET. That flagship, which Goldstein what City College gave Bill Ma- and engage students in scientific discovery and learning. Here, “And we talk about our 10-year created in 2001, had advanced caulay nearly 50 years ago. Dr. Peter Park, from Nyack College, is in the water with two town plan. programs, counseling, special See Greenwich on A4 MHS students in the class of 2017. See Board on A6

ROWLAND: WHAT’S NEXT? Former Gov. John G. Rowland arrives at U.S. ‘Tough’ judge to impose sentence District Court in New Haven By Ken Dixon violations could land Row- contend the latest corrup- to hide from federal elec- in 2005 for land, the disgraced former tion charges will result in tions-disclosure require- sentencing. At John G. Rowland rolled governor, in prison for 57 no more than five years ments, will not be getting left is his wife, the dice, which came up years. in prison, it would still be the kind of 10-month Patty, and at snake eyes. But as sensitive as U.S. substantially more than the prison term he served in right are his A federal jury in New District Judge Janet Bond year and a half federal pros- 2005 for corruption while daughters Haven has now put him Arterton has been in placing ecutors offered Rowland governor. Julianne, front, on track to face one of the corrupt Connecticut politi- earlier for a guilty plea that “Americans will not toler- and Kirsten, state’s toughest judges when cians into the Federal Bu- would have avoided a crimi- ate corrupt conduct in the center. his sentencing comes up in reau of Prisons, it’s unlikely nal trial. electoral process,” First December or January. that Rowland, 57, is destined Either way, Rowland, Assistant U.S. Attorney Mi- Associated Press On face value, the con- to serve more than a few who took $35,000 in politi- chael J. Gustafson said in a file photo viction on seven federal years in custody. cal consulting fees that he statement. election and conspiracy While legal experts and co-conspirators tried See Rowland on A4

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Program Round Hill Community performance by the Sonic is free; no reservations neces- me an email about your latest Church, 395 Round Hill Road, Escape trio on Saturday at 2 goings-on at [email protected]. sary.. Refreshments will be will hold “Verismo — Arias p.m. at Greenwich Library’s served. Call 203-622-6883. — Barbara Bind and Ensembles,” at 8 p.m. Cole Auditorium, 101 West on Friday. The Round Hill Putnam Ave. Concerts are Benefit for Contributed photo The French free; but advance registration Community Church Quartet, On Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., is required at www.Curiosity- Pathways connection Risa Renae Harman, soprano; Audubon Greenwich, 613 Riversville Road, will hold Jenna Hintz, mezzo-soprano; Concerts.org. On Saturday at 6 p.m., Alliance Française of Quaker Ridge Hawk Watch, a two-day nature festival Patrick Hogan, tenor; and Pathways will hold its annual Greenwich and Parlez-Vous celebrating the annual hawk migration. The event will Scott Tomlinson, bass; will benefit at Greenwich Country Franglais? will “bring a little Using newspapers feature live animal shows, guided hikes, nature-themed be joined by guest bari- Club, 19 Doubling Road. The bit of Paris” to Bar Rosso, to trace your roots games, environmental exhibits, food and eco-friendly tone Robert Garner. Eugene event will feature cocktails, 30 Spring St. in Stamford on vendors. Speakers include new Audubon Greenwich Sirotkine will be at the Cos Cob Library, 5 Sinawoy live and silent auctions, dinner Tuesday from 7:30 to 9:30 Center Director Michelle Frankel and official hawk piano. The “verismo” style of Road, will host a genealogy and entertainment. Call 203- p.m.. The event is an oppor- counter Ryan MacLean. To RSVP, visit the program’s opera, which peaked in the program by Janeen Bjork, 869-5656 or email info@ tunity for Anglophones, Fran- Facebook events page, call 203-869-5272, ext. 239, or early 1900s, is distinguished “Newspaper Research pways.org. cophone and Francophiles to email [email protected]. by realistic depictions of Resources: Over a Century of master their own language, everyday life, especially the and each guest is both life of the lower classes. The teacher and student through soloists will sing selections a series of 12-minute conver- from “Madama Butterfly,” sations. Meet native speakers “Andrea Chenier” and of both languages in our “Adriana Lecouvrer” operas area. Fee is $25 and includes by Mascagni, Puccini and beverage of choice. For more Franchetti. Tickets are $25 information, visit www.parlez- adults and $5 for students. vousfranglais.me, and sign up A reception will follow the by pressing the “contact” tab. performance in the parlor. For Payment can be made on the more information, visit round- website or at the event. hillcommunitychurch.org, or Children’s call 203-869-1091. chess class Audubon The Cos Cob Library, 5 Greenwich hawk Sinawoy Road, will hold a festival beginning chess session for students of all ages Thursday On Saturday and Sunday from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., National master Rich Jackson Audubon Greenwich, 613 will provide instruction, super- Riversville Road, will hold a vise play and challenge partic- two-day nature festival cele- ipants to a game. All grade brating of the annual hawk and skill levels are welcome. migration passing overhead at Space is limited to 20 partici- “Quaker Ridge Hawk Watch.” pants. Registration is required. The event will feature live To sign up, stop in the library animal shows, guided hikes, or call 203-622-6883. nature-themed games, environmental exhibits, food, and Pulitzer winner at eco-friendly vendors Rain or shine! For more information, Historical Society visit greenwich.audubon.org. On Thursday at 6 p.m., the Greenwich Historical Dundee School Society will hold its 83rd to hold tag sale annual meeting at the Belle Haven Club, 100 Harbor Drive. The International School Pulitzer Prize-winning histo- at Dundee will host its fourth rian and author Robert Massie annual tag sale on Saturday will give a lecture, “Reflections from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the on the Centennial of WW I: school gymnasium. The event Lessons Learned and Not is open to the public. For sale Learned,” following a cocktail will be a gymnasium full of reception and recap of the gently used (hockey gear, year’s activities by Execu- ski boots, skates, helmets), tive Director Debra Mecky. In costumes, household goods, keeping with the topic of the jewelry, toys, electronics, Historical Society’s upcoming clothing, accessories, hand-

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September is National Preparedness Month and the Greenwich Department of Health has suggestions for how to prepare for and deal with storms and storm damage. If your home or workplace is flooded, for example, the Department of Health recommends turning off the furnace and the gas valve at the appliance. Above, a home flooded by Superstorm Sandy in Old Greenwich.

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Town offers tips on preparing for disaster September is National EMERGENCY Preparedness Month and SUPPLIES the Greenwich Department • Flashlights and battery- of Health is reminding resi- powered radios dents to be prepared. • First Aid Items: ban- “With today’s changing dages, blankets, First Aid weather patterns, it is as handbook and all special important to be prepared medicines for emergencies of all • A supply of non-perish- kinds,” Caroline Calderone able goods that require no Baisley, Director of Health. cooking or refrigeration and Certainly Hurricane Sandy a can opener taught us this valuable les- • A minimum of one-gal- son. “While government lon of water per person a does its part in preparing day for disasters, individual • Materials such as wire, action and responsibil- rope, chlorine disinfectant, ity is needed. By making fire extinguishers, extra preparations in advance, blankets, lumber and sand- you will have what you bags need and will feel more confident. STORM CONDITIONS “Part of being prepared,” “Baisley added, “is decid- Power Outages ing on whether you should Storm conditions can ride out the bring high storm. In winds, tor- some cases, rential rain, it would be flooding and safer to relo- power out- cate.” ages when The De- storm warn- partment ings are in New York Times/File photo of Health effect, stay September is National Preparedness Month and the Greenwich Department of Health has suggestions for preparing advises tuned to local for and weathering storms and the damage they cause. The town for instance, says that when any tree falls on residents radio sta- a power line and causes it to come down or block a town road or right-of way, the situation should be reported to make an tions WGCH immediately. Above, a tree blocks a road in Old Greenwich. emergency 1490 AM supply kit and WLNK A few large containers can meat and poultry, should be ing waters and your vehicle while cleaning up debris and to keep 1350AM or be filled with warm water maintained at 45o, or below. stalls, leave the car. • All food items exposed emergency Cablevision for an emergency supply. Foods should be cooked or • Private wells that have to flood waters should be contact Channel 12 • Observe health and safe- discarded after three hours been flooded must be discarded. Cans and con- phone File photo for official ty precautions when issued of not being maintained at disinfected and sampled ventional jars free of rust or numbers “Part of being prepared bulletins. especially during times of proper temperatures. All before use. It is important dents must be washed and handy. Also (for disaters),” says Keep a bat- fallen trees and power lines. stuffed meats and poultry to wait until flood waters sanitized before they are residents Caroline Calderone Baisley, tery-powered • Do not use charcoal should be discarded. Any have receded to the point opened. If you are in doubt, are encour- Greenwich director of radio handy, grills indoors (includes doubt concerning food where waste disposal and throw it out. Call 203-987- aged to visit health, “is deciding on stay indoors, garage) or gas stoves as a items, discard or contact the septic systems can operate 1001 or 203-622-7838.with websites in- whether you should ride travel only source of heat. Either one Division of Environmental normally. A well drilling further questions. cluding the out the storm. In some if necessary. can lead to carbon monoxide Health at the number(s) company can arrange this • Cooperate with local of- town’s web- cases, it would be safer Motor ve- poisoning. above, to discuss certain service – drink bottled ficials at all times during an site (www. to relocate. Above, a hicles should • When using candles, do situations. water in the meantime. Well emergency. greenwichct. flier from the Town of be kept off so with extreme caution. disinfection procedures org), The Greenwich warns residents the street so • Fireplaces may be used Flooding: are available by contacting Fallen Trees: American of potential flood zones emergency as long as they are properly the Department of Health’s • Fallen trees can cause Red Cross to evacuate in advance of response vented During a storm, flood Division of Environmental a major problem. Trees on (www. Superstorm Sandy. crews can ac- • Keep your refrigerator waters may enter your Services at (203)-987-1001 or private property will be the redcross. cess the area and freezer doors closed. home or flood your prop- (203) 622-7838. responsibility of the hom- org), and the to clear trees, When anticipating a power erty. • Wait until flood waters eowner. When a Town tree federal government (www. service wires and respond failure, set refrigerator and • If your home or work- are below basement level be- falls onto private property ready.gov) for pointers on to medical emergencies. freezer temperatures to a place is flooding, turn off fore trying to drain or pump the Town will be responsible personal readiness. Power outages can pose colder setting to build up a the furnace and the gas the basement. for the removal of all wood The town also recom- health hazards. Com- cooling reserve. With the valve at the appliance. Do • Never allow children to and brush. All calls will be mends that you listen munity shelters (Eastern door closed, fully stacked not handle energized electri- play in flood waters. Flood handled on a first come bases to local news radio sta- Middle School and Western freezers will keep for two cal equipment in wet areas. waters are considered con- unless it is an emergency situ- tions (WGCH 1490 AM or Bendheim Civic Center) will days, while half full freezers If meter goes under water, taminated. Clean all toys ation. Patience is requested WLNK 1350 AM) for up to be opened if available and will keep food for one day. shut off the gas valves and and equipment with a disin- since all roads and critical date information. During needed. Dry ice can be used safely all appliances. Be sure to fectant or discard them. municipality infrastructures an emergency the town in freezers; however, gloves have the electrical system • All clothing, curtains, must be cleaned and cleared may opt to use its emer- During power outages: must be worn in handling thoroughly checked and bedding, etc. should be first for safety. gency notification system • Unplug your appliances and proceed as recom- repaired before use. Ad- washed with hot, soapy • When any tree falls on to send a recorded message • Generators should be mended. ditional information can be water, than bleached if pos- a power line and causes it to to each resident that has used with caution. Always • All thawed food may be obtained by calling Con- sible. Furniture and floors come down or block a Town a published number. All follow the manufacturer’s cooked if maintained below necticut Natural Gas at 203 may be rinsed with clean road or right-of way, the residents are encouraged to instructions and NEVER 45o, otherwise it should be 869 6900. water after washing with situation should be reported register a contact number operate a generator indoors. discarded. It is not recom- • Never try to cross a soap and water; disinfect if immediately. (non-published number, Also, do not operate a gen- mended to refreeze any food flooded area on foot. The possible. (See other printed cell phone, etc.) through erator inside the garage with once it has thawed. Any water may be deep, un- material entitled- Clean- the Town’s website located or without the door being questions about food spoil- sanitary, fast running and ing and Repairing Flooded For a copy of the Department under the First Selectman’s opened. DO NOT SUPPLY age can be directed to the power lines could be down Basements, Recommen- of Health’s brochure, Emergency Preparedness generator power to your Division of Environmental and unseen. dations for Equipment, “Hurricanes — Be Prepared,” page. home’s main line as you may Services at (203)-987-1001 or • If you are in a car, avoid Furniture and Appliance go on the Town’s website at injure a utility employee. Be (203) 622-7838. driving through floodwa- Cleaning. www.greenwchct.org and The following informa- aware of pooled water at all • Refrigerated food, es- ters. Fast water could sweep • Do not handle electrical look under the Department of tion has been assembled times. pecially perishable items your car away. However, if equipment in wet areas Health. Brochures are also for the general public: • Conserve fuel and water. such as eggs, milk, fish, you are caught in fast ris- • Wear protective clothing available at Town Hall. A4 | Greenwich Time | Tuesday, September 23, 2014 FROM THE FRONT PAGE Greenwich couple endowed honors college Continued from A1 The two helped locate students descended on has grown exponentially. on the table,” Bill Macau- pleted coursework at the The Macaulay Honors and procure a large town- the New York Botanical The school redeivessome lay said. “We don’t let this school bearing his name. College, as it is now named, house for the Honors Col- Garden to conduct a 24- 6,000 applicants for 500 happen. Kids have to get to “(It was) a good place to is part of the CUNY system. lege campus on West 67 hour BioBlitz. There they places each year, Macaulay school. They can borrow place money as it’s formative But unlike the eight other Street — around the corner explored 50 acres of the said. As a result, the other $300 or $500 — and a hun- in people’s lives,” he said. CUNY schools, it’s free. from Lincoln Center, across Garden’s old-growth forest, CUNY colleges are profit- dred percent pay it back. “The value is it changes the “Getting out of college from ABC News and not far documenting its biodiver- ing from the overflow, and “It’s hard to believe,” he lives of these kids. It shows debt free is highly attrac- from PBS headquarters — a sity. the system’s reputation as said, “but this can make the these kids they can be way tive,” Bill Macaulay said site where students, Linda “They get incredible a competitive university difference in their staying more than they ever thought Honors College has Macaulay said, could use internships with the best has rebounded from a low in school and not staying in they could be. And they’ve more than 1,800 students the city as “campus and syl- companies in New York brought on by open enroll- school.” become a fantastic resource enrolled, with more than labus.” City,” Bill Macaulay said. He ment 40 years ago. More than 90 percent of as they stay in New York two-thirds working-class The connection to New ticked off the names of em- The money the Macau- Macaulay Honors College City.” immigrants or children of York City is crucial. Stu- ployers hiring MHC grads, lays gave does more than students graduate, a large The Macaulay Honors the same. Honors College dents frequently intern or places like Goldman Sachs “simply” pay for school. percentage of them the first College continues to be students attend classes at study at the city’s many and J.P. Morgan. Students get $7,500 a year, in their family to do so. funded by the state of New colleges throughout the businesses and institutions. “For front office jobs, not which they use for living At the end of each year, York, the Macaulay Founda- CUNY system, which was MHC students receive a Cul- back offices.” expenses or to study over- Bill and Linda Macaulay tion and by grants. how the program was origi- tural Passport, a free pass to This year, there are nine seas. The Macaulays have host a seniors’ lunch. At “I’d like to put in a pitch nally structured. But since city museums and cultural Fulbright Scholarship established a loan fund for graduation, Bill Macaulay for money,” Bill Macaulay the Macaulays became in- centers. winners and two Rhodes students in need. gives the diplomas, shaking said, grabbing his coat to go volved, they have also had a Earlier this month, more Scholars in the MHC pro- “For the kid’s family that the hand of each young man back to work. “It’s a beauti- campus that is their own. than 400 Honors College gram. Since its start, interest can’t pay the rent or put food and woman who has com- ful idea — and it works.” Rowland faces sentencing from tough judge

Continued from A1 Donovan and the House of “Lies and deception can Representatives, was in a never be accepted as poli- position to turn down the tics-as-usual in Connecticut. campaign contributions All voters have a right to and halt the whole con- know the truth when they spiracy. cast their ballots.” Arterton described the “The verdict in this case Nassi Braddock campaign scheme as “one should give the public a of the crassest, most fla- sense that justice does grant violations of federal prevail,” said Shelly A. “I think he will get sen- elections campaign regula- Binkowski, inspector in tenced to between three and tions.” charge for the Boston Di- five years,” said a lawyer Although a relatively vision of the U.S. Postal who has appeared before small amount of campaign Inspection Service. “Public Arterton and did not want cash was involved —$27,500 officials are not immune to be identified. The attor- — Arterton said the “seri- from the law. The two-year ney said Rowland’s “arro- ousness is not measured by commitment by postal in- gance and profile” as a Hart- the dollar value. It’s mea- spectors conducting this ford area radio talk-show sured by the brazen corrup- investigation was an enor- host adds “prominence and tion.” mous undertaking and truly hypocrisy” to the case. “In Coincidentally, Rowland’s a team effort with the U.S. my view, hypocrisy will do case involved the 2010 and Attorney’s Office. We have him in. His disrespect for 2012 Republican primaries the skills and expertise to the law is now notorious.” for the 5th Congressional ensure that anyone who Rowland used his radio District nomination. Lisa commits a crime with this show as a means to attack Wilson-Foley, a GOP candi- level of dishonesty and de- Andrew J. Roraback, then Contributed photo date from Simsbury and her ceit be prosecuted and pun- a Republican state senator U.S. District Judge Janet Bond Arterton husband, Brian Foley, each ished to the fullest extent of from Goshen, during the pleaded guilty last April to the law.” 2012 GOP primary in the Bridgeport Mayor Joseph P. 2012 Democratic primary day. “The citizens deserve conspiring to make illegal Rowland’s Washington 5th Congressional District Ganim predicted he would for the 5th Congressional better.” She called Nassi campaign contributions. lawyer, Reid Weingarten, race. Roraback ultimately be “fully exonerated,” Ar- District. On Sept. 20, 2013, “the key” to the scandal that They await sentencing on has vowed to appeal the con- won the primary, but lost terton sentenced him to nine Arterton sentenced Joshua rocked the state and Legis- misdemeanor charges. viction. the general election to U.S. years in prison for accepting Nassi, of Fairfield, to 28 lature. Unless Rowland wins an Arterton has tentatively Rep. Elizabeth Esty, of hundreds of thousands of months — on the higher side Nassi pleaded guilty to appeal on his seven charges scheduled sentencing for Cheshire, a Democrat. dollars in custom clothing, of a recommended 24- to making false statements to of conspiracy and false re- Dec. 12, but has left the door Arterton, who presided high-end wine, cash and 30-month sentence — for his the Federal Election Com- porting, he is heading back open for a possible delay over Rowland’s 13-day jury home improvements in admitted role as campaign mission in a fundraising to prison, where his ID until January. She will use trial, has been involved in exchange for city contracts. manager for former Speaker conspiracy that netted the number will be the same as a complex set of federal some of the state’s high- Unlike Rowland, Ganim tes- of the House Christopher arrests of eight people. In before: 15623-014. sentencing guidelines that est-profile political cases tified in his own defense. G. Donovan, who was not August 2013, Robert Brad- will take into account sev- and has ordered sentences More recently, Arterton implicated. dock Jr., the campaign’s [email protected]; 860- eral factors, including the generally above the average handed down tough sen- “Connecticut has had way finance director, was given 549-4670; twitter.com/ number of guilty charges range, particularly those tences to two men involved too much publicity about a 38-month sentence after KenDixonCT; facebook. and Rowland’s record as a cases that went to trial. in accepting illegal cam- corruption of its public of- a trial. But Arterton said com/kendixonct.hearst; blog. convicted felon. After a trial during which paign contributions in the ficials,” Arterton said that Nassi, a former lawyer for ctnews.com/dixon

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University of a second time and trying to about how the two may be of the effort to capture the White House an ex-soldier allegedly Virginia locate the campus employee connected. gunman who ambushed a jumped the fence, sprinted to arrest him on reckless Pennsylvania State Police across the lawn and entered driving charges. Pennsylvania barracks, killing a trooper Security has the mansion before he was Investigation Jesse Leroy Matthew Jr., and injuring another. grown tighter apprehended just inside the focuses on 32 and a patient techni- Instead, Corbett has over the years front door. employee cian in the operating room Governor taking largely stayed in the back- Now the agency is exam- at the university’s medical back seat in hunt ground as he allows state One of the Secret Service’s ining what additional steps Officials investigating the center, hasn’t been charged police officials to be the toughest jobs is trying to are needed to avoid such a disappearance of a Univer- in the disappearance, but for suspect public face of a manhunt for balance public access to the security breach in the future. sity of Virginia student authorities say they want to In the thick of a diffi- Eric Frein, the 31-year-old White House with security Security has increased grad- focused Monday on the talk to him about Hannah cult re-election campaign, survivalist who’s believed of the presidential resi- ually over the years, with man they believe was the Graham, 18. She has been Gov. Tom Corbett could to be hiding in the Poconos dence. White House security the most dramatic changes last person seen with her, missing since Sept. 13. Police have been tempted to place Mountains of northeastern suffered an extraordinary coming in 1995 after the searching his apartment for have not offered any details himself front and center Pennsylvania. breach this weekend when Oklahoma City bombing. Tuesday, September 23, 2014 | Greenwich Time | A5 NEWS PARKING ENFORCEMENT OFFICER TARGETED Alleged racial slurs lead to charge

A 55-year-old white man Escort, which was parked Liebenguth said he was the parking regulations. was arrested in New Ca- in an unpaid spot on issued the ticket because his When Liebenguth drove naan after a black parking Morse Court, South Av- car was white, police said. away, the complainant enforcement officer told po- enue, at about 10:30 a.m. He also complained that the heard him mumbling a ra- lice he used a racial slur and Aug. 28. parking officer did not issue cial slur and an expletive, referenced Ferguson, Mo., While walking over to a ticket to the nearby vehi- according to the report. while protesting a parking a nearby vehicle to issue cle, which also was parked Police said a witness heard ticket. another ticket, Liebenguth in an unpaid space, accord- both the Ferguson reference David G. Liebenguth, of started an argument with ing to the report. Police said and the racial swearing. 17 Kent Place, Cos Cob, was him and became verbally the white female driving Police applied for an ar- arrested Sept. 17 on a charge abusive, according to police. that second vehicle did not rest warrant and Liebeng- of second-degree breach of The parking enforcement get a ticket because she re- uth turned himself in at 7 peace. officer told police Lieben- turned to her car before he p.m. Sept. 17. Police said the 45-year- guth started swearing at started writing the ticket He was released on a old parking enforcement him and said, “Remember and said she was new to promise to appear in court officer issued a $15 ticket what happened in Ferguson, town and not familiar with Sept. 29. to Liebenguth’s 1999 Ford Mo.?” Greenwich man faces charges after fight By Paul Schott and began screaming at his girlfriend, prompting apart- A Greenwich man was ment complex residents to arrested early Sunday call 911, according to police. morning after he reportedly While his arrest was was involved in a fight with being processed, Sullo “be- his girlfriend and a friend. came combative” with an Salvatore Sullo Jr., 31, of officer at police headquar- 85 Strickland Road, was ters, resisting the officer’s charged with second-degree attempts to put him in the breach of peace, interfering cell, according to police. His with an officer and illegal clothing was subsequently possession. searched, and a baggie with Sullo’s friend picked up white powder believed to be him and his girlfriend in cocaine was found, police Port Chester, N.Y., after added. a motor vehicle accident At the time of the police there, according to police. report, Sullo had not posted A heavily intoxicated Sullo a $2,500 bond. He is sched- then “became violent,” at- uled to appear in Stamford tempting to fight his friend Superior Court on Tuesday.

AUTO BREAK-IN CHARGED Three teens arrested

By Paul Schott Halabi could not post a $1,500 bond at the time A Fairfield teenager and of the police report. He is two youths were arrested scheduled to appear Sept. early Sunday morning 29 in Stamford Superior after they were report- Court. edly seen breaking into a vehicle. The trio were seen by a witness entering a neighbor’s vehicle and then heading toward Wilbur Peck Court, police said. They were then found at the corner of Davis and Le Grande avenues, sitting on the curb, according to police. The witness was able to “positively identify the three males as being the ones who were in the vehicle,” police said. Feras Halabi, 19, of Fair- field, was charged with conspiracy to commit third- degree burglary and criminal attempt at third-degree burglary. The names of the other two teens arrested were not released because they are under 18 and are youthful offenders.

NOISE INCIDENT Threats lead to arrest

By Paul Schott

A Greenwich man was arrested early Saturday morning after reportedly being involved in a fight at a party that led to his making threats to others at the gathering. Waiyat Hamdani, 22, of 307 Hamilton Ave., was charged with criminal mis- chief, disorderly conduct and threatening. The incident began with an argument between the hosts of the second-floor party and first-floor residents over the party’s noise, police said. Hamdani, a first-floor resident, “became so en- raged that he had threatened individuals at the party with a knife, taser and golf club,” police said. Hamdani also broke a window at the residence, according to police. Hamdani was released on a $200 bond and is scheduled to appear Sept. 29 in Stamford Superior Court. A6 | Greenwich Time | Tuesday, September 23, 2014 OBITUARIES/FROM THE FRONT PAGE ISLAMIC STATE Pentagon: U.S., partners begin airstrikes in Syria

ASSOCIATED PRESS American journalists, and captured a large swath of WASHINGTON — The territory stretching from U.S. and partner nations within Syria to land across began launching airstrikes northern and western Iraq. against Islamic State group Because the military targets in Syria for the first operation was ongoing, no time Monday night, expand- details could be provided ing a military campaign yet, said Rear Adm. John against the militants with a Kirby, the Pentagon’s press mix of fighter jets, bombers secretary. He said the deci- and Tomahawk cruise mission to strike was made ear- siles fired from ships in the lier Monday by the military. region. He did not name the partner The strikes were part nations participating in the of the expanded military operation; however U.S. campaign that President officials have said the U.S. Barack Obama’s authorized would not launch this mis- nearly two weeks ago in sion alone and some Arab order to disrupt and destroy nations had been expected the Islamic State militants, to participate. who have slaughtered thou- Some of the airstrikes sands of people, beheaded of airstrikes were against Westerners, including two Islamic State group targets Obituaries

STAMFORD Sandra Lynch Getty images A Turkish soldier stands guard as Syrian refugees wait to cross into Turkey at the border on Monday near the town Obituaries Information: of Suruc in Sanliurfa province, Turkey. The Turkish deputy prime minister said some 60,000 Syrians had fled Obituaries are available online at www.GreenwichT ime.com across the border as Islamic State militants shelled villages close to the border. Sign guestbooks, find directions, donate to charities and send flowers. Submit Obituaries to [email protected] in Raqqa. Military officials Syria, including its com- train and equip moderate military to arm and train Deadlines: (Daily) have said the U.S. would mand and control logistics Syrian rebels. moderate Syrian rebels. Funeral Home by 5:30 p.m. target militants’ command capabilities and infra- The U.S. military has Obama signed the bill into Non-funeral homes by 4 p.m. and control centers, re-sup- structure.” He said he and been launching targeted law Friday, providing $500 Submit In Memoriams weekdays to the classified department ply facilities, training camps Dempsey approved the plan. airstrikes in Iraq since Au- million for the U.S. to train by calling 203-333-4151 option 4 by 4:30pm, Mon - Fri. and other key logistical The U.S. has also been gust, focusing specifically about 5,000 rebels over the To purchase additional copies of The GreenwichT Ime for sites. increasing its surveillance on attacks to protect U.S. next year. family and friends, please call 800-447-0000. “We will be prepared to flights over Syria, getting interests and personnel, U.S. leaders have also strike ISIL targets in Syria better intelligent on poten- assist Iraqi refugees and se- been crisscrossing the globe Company. She then became that degrade ISIL’s capa- tial targets and militant cure critical infrastructure. trying to build a broad inter- a bank teller at Manufacture movements. Last week, as part of the national coalition of nations, National Bank, where, using her bilities,” Army Gen. Martin popularity and love of people, Dempsey, chairman of the Military leaders have said newly expanded campaign, including Arab countries, she won a trip to Caracas, Joint Chiefs of Staff, told about two-thirds of the esti- the U.S. began going after to go after the Islamic State Venezuela in a contest to open senators last week, using mated 31,000 Islamic State militant targets across Iraq, group and help train and the most new bank accounts. one of the acronyms for the militants were in Syria. including enemy fighters, equip the Iraqi security forc- She worked for the City of Detroit Islamic State group. “This In a speech Sept. 10, outposts, equipment and es and the Syrian rebels. Board of Education from 1968 won’t look like a shock-and- Obama vowed to go after weapons. The militant group, to 1977. Sandra worked as an awe campaign, because the Islamic State militants To date U.S. fighter air- meanwhile, has threatened LYNCH, SANDRA Administrative Assistant with the that’s simply not how ISIL wherever they may be. craft, bombers and drones retribution. Its spokesman, Sandra La Claire Lynch was born Wayne County from where she is organized, but it will be a And his military and de- have launched about 190 Abu Mohammed al-Adnani, on October 16, 1941 in Detroit, retired in 2002. She was actively persistent and sustainable fense leaders told Congress airstrikes within Iraq. said in a 42-minute audio involved and held various elected Michigan to the late Theodore campaign. last week that airstrikes Urged on by the White statement released Sunday David Sloan and Annie Elizabeth positions with the Wayne County AFSCME union. She was known Defense Secretary Chuck within Syria are meant to House and U.S. defense that the fighters were ready Sloan. Sandra transitioned on Hagel said that the plan disrupt the group’s mo- and military officials, Con- to battle the U.S.-led mili- Wednesday, September 17, for her exquisite penmanship, was sharp-minded, possessed “includes targeted actions mentum and provide time gress passed legislation late tary coalition and called for 2014. She was the second oldest against ISIL safe havens in for the U.S. and allies to last week authorizing the attacks at home and abroad. of seven children. Three of her dictionary-like spelling skills, and siblings, Theodore Wendell Sloan, never forgot the birthdays of Vaughn Wardell Sloan, and her loved ones. For the past four Derrick Val Sloan, preceded her in years, Sandra lived in Greenwich, death. She attended Commerce CT., where she became a popular local fi gure and made many Board approves harbor allocation High School in Detroit, majoring in business and continued new friends. Sandra travelled to her education with several Las Vegas in 2012 to celebrate her 70th birthday with friends. Continued from A1 “Until such time as we professional training courses and “One of the things that can resolve this oddity of “I feel like I’m being asked to go in and some college. Sandra married This past Thanksgiving, she spent several weeks in Detroit was suggested was that we having a state employee, but clean up something that the dog left on Tobias A. Tribble in 1958, and the do move forward with a a town function, I just want couple had three children: Tobias visiting with family and friends. the ﬂ oor in the living room, But I guess Neil Tribble, who preceded her She recently danced in a health- Harbor Management Plan.” to see people working with in death, Lorrynda Tribble, and focused community public each other in a grown-up we’re there. I’m just sorry that this entire service video that won fi rst-place Seeking to establish way, so things go nicely for Cassandra Tribble, M.D. She had roles project went the way that it did from a second marriage, to Tommy within a network of dialysis people like myself who have Lynch, from 1975 to 2002. centers. Sandra is survived by Many board members moorings in the harbors of planning to development to construction Sandra was “jazzy,” radiant, and two daughters: Lorrynda Tribble said they were keen for the Greenwich,” said Jeffrey and Cassandra Tribble, M.D., humorous, with a magnetically harbormaster’s role and the Ramer. to outrageous costs.” engaging and joyful personality an anesthesiologist who is a graduate of Howard University oversight of the position to After about 35 minutes Randy Huff man, sole member of the Board of Estimate and Taxation not to that endeared her to many friends be more clearly defined. of discussion, the board support the settlement allocation and acquaintances. She loved and the University of Michigan Medical School. In addition, “Here’s an example of my unanimously the $52,000 music, clothing, and fashion concern: We have an ap- allocation. style. Her favorite activities she leaves fi ve grandchildren, included traveling, entertaining, Victor Tribble of Detroit, MI; proved vehicle-operator list Once it is completed, the Worth Construction against that this entire project went reading, dancing, playing cards, Alonzo Tribble of Norwalk, CT; for the town,” said Chair- Harbor Management Plan the town and an approxi- the way that it did from family cookouts, and Holidays. and Cassius Johnson, Cory man Michael Mason. “It’s must be approved by the mately $2 million counter- planning to development to Sandra loved to coordinate her Johnson, and Carnegie Johnson complete, it’s checked. I’m Board of Selectmen, the suit by the town against the construction to outrageous outfi ts for all occasions. When of Greenwich, CT, and fi ve great- not sure we’re doing that or Army Corps of Engineers, Bethel-based firm. The two costs.” her grandsons had sporting grandchildren; Kennedy Tribble, Kaidence Tribble, K’ryn Tribble, not; I’m not sure where the the state’s Department of sides have been negotiat- Closed in 2005 because events she wore the team colors liability lies with the state Energy and Environmental ing a settlement for several of long-standing mold and with pizzazz and adornment. Her Jacob Tribble, and Cassidy Tribble; a sister Octavia Bell, and person.” Protection and Department months. structural problems, Hamil- earliest employment was in 1958 Bill Finger asked whether of Transportation and, The $1.2 million settle- ton Avenue School was sup- as a clerk at R.L. Polk Publishing two brothers Curtis Sloan and Roderick Sloan. Harbormaster Ian Macmil- finally, the Representative ment total is a nominal posed to have been rebuilt lan’s strained relationship Town Meeting. number; only $580,000 in within 18 months. Instead, with a number of town Mazza told Greenwich newly allocated town funds the project took more than officials was driving the Time he hoped for the plan would be paid to Worth. three years to complete. request. Mazza earlier in the to be approved sometime in That arrangement is “pri- Overall costs grew by more meeting described Macmil- 2015. marily for accounting pur- than $2 million, with the lan as “very difficult,” but poses and for simplicity of overall cost rising to more said those tensions were un- An appropriation for record-keeping,” said Town than $31 million. related to the proposed al- settlement Attorney John Wayne Fox. Because of officials’ dis- location. Instead, he reiterat- The finance board The town would keep the satisfaction with Worth’s ing that financing initiatives swiftly approved, in a near- other $660,000 and use it work, the town did not pay such as the harbor manage- unanimous decision, a mainly to make repairs on for $660,000 of construction ment plan and re-launching $1.24 million allocation for Hamilton Avenue’s garage. in the firm’s contract, Fox an online mooring system a proposed settlement be- Randy Huffman, who ab- said. were the objectives. tween the town and the firm stained, was the sole board The settlement was ap- While the plan is devel- that oversaw the troubled member not to support the proved last week by the se- oped, board members sug- construction of Hamilton allocation. lectmen and the BET’s Bud- gested that forging better Avenue School. The agree- “I feel like I’m being asked get Committee. It also needs relations with the harbor- ment would resolve a nearly to go in and clean up some- approval from the RTM’s master is attainable. $6 million lawsuit filed by thing that the dog left on the Claims Committee. floor in the living room,” Huffman said. “But I guess [email protected]; 203-625- we’re there. I’m just sorry 4439; twitter: @paulschott Tuesday, September 23, 2014 | Greenwich Time | A7 OPINION

A HEARST NEWSPAPER Henry B. Haitz III, Group Publisher Barbara T. Roessner, Executive Editor Thomas Mellana, Managing Editor John Breunig, Editorial Page Editor Scott Colontonio, Senior V.P. of Sales

EDITORIAL Thumbs up, thumbs down Thumbs up to the hundreds of members of the Green- wich community who turned out Saturday night for a can- dlelight memorial for Emily Fedorko, who died last month at 16 in a boating accident near Greenwich Point. A community defines itself by responses to tragedies such as this one, and Greenwich seemed more like a small town as friends and strangers paused to reflect on the loss of a young neighbor. Following the memorial at the Arch Street teen center, some of her Greenwich High School classmates attended a dance there. The proceeds from the dance ben- efitted the new Emily Catherine Fedorko Foundation. Do- A taste of power is all it takes nations may be made to the foundation at PO Box 72, Cos Cob, CT 06807. It’s best for some people to never Many politicians, I think, get get even a whiff of power. into the game because they want Thumbs down to the return of West Nile virus, which For some, it becomes a jones as to do something good. Some get in has maintained its grip on the region since it first became intoxicating, compelling and de- because they want to be in charge railing as any drug in the universe. and they think their answers are a public health issue in Connecticut in 1999. A Stamford The sad tale of John G. Rowland, always the right ones. man is the second person in the state to test pos- once a U.S. congressman and a for- MICHAEL A handful, though, get in be- itive for the mosquito-borne virus this season. mer governor, continues, with him J. DALY cause they see what they can get The first mosquitoes this year in Greenwich to being found guilty on numerous for themselves. John Rowland has federal counts of conspiring to se- cemented his spot in that category. test positive for the virus were trapped Sept. 9 cretly get back in the power game But back to the stupidity part: near the Greenwich Civic Center. As we transi- and get paid under false pretenses. prison would go anywhere near a Rowland ended up going to work tion into autumn, residents are reminded to protect them- You’d think one of the charges political campaign with any sort of for a woman named Lisa Wilson- would be stupidity. proposal whatsoever. Foley, who was trying to get the selves from mosquitoes by limiting time outdoors during This is a guy who at age 57 has And now it turns out “The Gov,” nomination for Congress in the 5th dawn and dusk, and to avoid exposing bare skin at such already spent time in a federal as he referred to himself on his Congressional District. Her rivals times. prison. And now he’s going to lose long-running WTIC radio pro- in that contest included a fellow another chunk of his life. gram, was working his political named Mike Clark, who, oh by You hear that stuff about federal subterfuge on the air, alternately the way, was a retired FBI special Thumbs down to two Greenwich Hedge Funds, both prison camps being country clubs? boosting and sabotaging, for who agent who was involved in the in- on Mason Street, which must pay fines for allegedly ma- They’re not. knows what sort of under-the- vestigation of Rowland that forced nipulating share prices. Great Point Partners agreed to pay They are grim places, and even table compensation. the governor’s retirement in 2004 were they to have glorious ameni- U.S. District Court Judge Janet and earned him a year-and-a-day $100,000 and Rockwood Investment Management ties, a cadre of prison guards who Arterton is scheduled to sentence sentence in federal prison. Row- was penalized $238,000, the Securities and Ex- don’t much care who you were on Rowland on Dec. 12. She must be land served 10 months followed by change Commission announced last week. Great the outside will tell you when you getting pretty sick of guys like him. four months of house arrest. Point and Rockwood violated a rule designed to can and can’t use them. And, oh, Among other matters in her I mean, you can’t make this stuff by the way, when you’ll get up, go long, respected career, she over- up. present the short-selling of stocks within five busi- to bed, eat, and do a lot of other saw the trial of former Bridgeport When they’re in office, unfor- ness days of participating in an offer of the shares. The viola- things the rest of us do without Mayor Joe Ganim that saw the tunately some of these guys — and tions were not one-time incidents. The SEC says Rockwood much thinking about. mayor and several of his associates gals — develop a sense of entitle- In short, your freedom is gone receive prison sentences from her. ment. They hang out with rich broke the rules six times over a 27-month period. for the amount of time a federal Many years ago, there was a people. They help the rich people judge determines. photographer at the old Bridgeport get contracts and deals. They they Thumbs up to the Homestead Inn-Thomas Henkel- It is an unpleasant experience, Post. He and I went on any num- think, ‘Hey, I helped so-and-so mann restaurant in Greenwich collecting yet another ac- which I know only from having vis- ber of assignments together. He make a ton of money.’ Then maybe ited and talked over the years with was talented and an easy guy to they ask so-and-so for a new hot colade. The Field Point Road restaurant is the fourth in numerous people I know who have deal with. tub at the cottage at the lake, or the United States to be honored as a Golden Pal- spent that time counting the days to At some point, he was named for a case of Chateau-Latour 1994, ate Partner by Fred Bollaci Enterprises. Bollaci release. (Unquestionably one of the photo editor ... and turned into a it’s only right. And on it goes from odd facets to a career as a newspa- completely different guy. He took there. also added New York City’s SD26 and South- per reporter in Bridgeport.) the schedules of several of the Those guys — and gals — are ampton restaurants The Golden Pear and 75 As the Rowland matter unfolded older photographers, turned them not in the category of citizens who Main to his list of luxurious restaurants of note. — he was trying to sell his services upside down and made their lives get into it because they want to im- Though awards are nothing new for the Homestead, co- to political campaigns and be paid miserable. prove their community. in some fashion other than pub- Why? Because suddenly he owner Theresa Henkelmann, rightfully notes pride that licly — I wondered why on earth a could, was the only reason I could [email protected]; 203-330-6394; this prize honors “the health aspect” of the menu. person who’s already had a taste of come up with. http://twitter.com/michaeljdalyctp

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Liberals free predators to victimize the innocent

To the editor, sions. But that is no excuse for his behavior is running a small surplus, close to 60,000 not Dan Malloy. That is certainly not a The last few days have featured stories re- and no excuse to allow him to roam the private sector jobs have been created and reason to be elected. garding the autistic man and the theft of his streets and prey on innocent victims. This unemployment is at a five-year low. The governor made smart decisions when money along with the amazing generosity man needs help before he actually becomes In the wake of the tragedy at Sandy Hook, he was the mayor of Stamford and the city of the Stamford Police Department, which a career criminal and just the fact that there our governor led the way to the passage of thrived under his leadership. Today we are rose more than $1,300 to help this man. are career criminals, who are allowed back smart, responsible gun legislation. This law privileged to watch him lead Connecticut Today’s paper (news story, “Arrest made in on the streets, is proof that our criminal jus- has banned high-capacity magazines and out of the worst economy since the Great theft from autistic man,” Tuesday, Sept. 16) tice system is failing. updated the list of banned assault weapons. Depression. He has always strived to make informed us of the arrest of a suspect, who is It’s time to help those on the path to be- Mental health services are being expanded the decisions that are best for our future being charged with second-degree larceny. coming a career criminal by giving them as a result of this law with funding alloca- rather than those that are merely politically It appears to be a happy ending for the autis- the tools to obtain employment and become tions of $4.6 million in 2014 and $4.0 million expedient. tic man and we all wish him well. However, useful members of society. It’s also time beginning in 2015. Don’t reverse the progress that we have the failure to protect society from this ap- to lock up career criminals permanently. We are making new investments to im- made and will continue to make. Re-elect parent criminal is disturbing. Should this suspect continue on the path to prove our education system, and in main- Gov. Dan Malloy and Lt. Gov. Nancy It seems that liberalism, with its continu- becoming a career criminal how many more taining and improving our transportation Wyman. ous assault on our criminal justice system, victims will be in his path before he is per- infrastructure. These are the kinds of in- Michael and Barbara Yantorno is allowing predators to victimize the inno- manently locked away? I think we all know vestments that are needed to ensure a pros- Darien cent. Why is this suspect, “who is already on the answers as too many and too late. perous future for Connecticut. probation for another matter and is facing Mark Plotzky Do some research on Mr. Tom Foley’s charges in a December 2013 robbery and Stamford positions and plans for our state. He said he assault” on the streets?” Perhaps even more would eliminate the $250 business entity tax Have your say disturbing is why this suspect, who may be and lower our sales tax rate by 1.5 percent. Greenwich Time welcomes letters from on the path to becoming a career criminal, is Remember Malloy’s There are no specifics on what he will be its readers expressing all points of view. not being helped to become a useful member starting point cutting to make up for the loss in revenue. Letters must include a home address of society. If you visit Tom Foley’s website, you and home and business telephone How much money do we spend on our To the editor, will find videos of Mr. Foley talking to criminal justice system? How much of that All of us living in Connecticut should people at the DMV about their long wait numbers for verification of each person money is efficiently spent? Liberals continu- be wholeheartedly supporting the re-elec- in lines. No solution to the problem is of- who has signed. Those of 350 words ously call for reduced incarceration. Why? tion of Gov. Dan Malloy and Lt. Gov. Nancy fered. There are videos of Mr. Foley talk- or fewer are given preference and are Why are the criminals let back on the street Wyman. We must all remember where we ing to people in the rest area off Interstate- subject to editing for length. While we to prey on the innocent? Why aren’t the started when they were elected to appreci- 95 in Darien about the traffic jams they cannot acknowledge letters that are not criminals being give the tools to become a ate how far we have come, and how much often have to endure. Again, no solutions published, we do appreciate the interest useful member of society before they are let further their forward thinking policies will are offered. There is a litany of complaints of all who write. Letters may be e-mailed out of prison? take us in a second term. with no alternatives offered. Where is the Based on the articles regarding this sus- When the governor took office we faced substance? to us at: [email protected]. Or write pect, I can only ascertain that he is not a bad a deficit of $3.67 billion and an unemploy- It appears that Tom Foley thinks he to us at: Letters to the editor, 1445 E. man but is simply making some bad deci- ment rate of 9.3 percent. Today, our budget should be elected governor because he is Putnam Ave., Greenwich, Conn. 06870. Greenwich Time | greenwichtime.com/business | Tuesday, September 23, 2014 | A8 Lulu’s pies sweeten markets Business offering personal take on southern baking started in home kitchen

By Maggie Gordon Meats in Greenwich, as well as Village Market in Wilton Lulu Morgan has been and Walter Stewart’s in New whipping up delicious treats Canaan. These days, she’s for decades, having learned turning out 200 pies a week. the sacred art of southern “Last Thanksgiving, I cooking in her hometown made 500 pies,” she said, of Memphis, Tenn., in her adding that she’s on track youth. But what started out to see that kind of demand as a hobby of making home- again this year. made pies to bring to dinner The secret, she said, is in parties as hostess gifts in lieu the little details and recipe of the traditional bottle of red tweaks she has added over has turned into a big busi- the years, like the pecans she ness here in lower Fairfield sources from a plantation in County over the past several Alabama. She won’t go into years. more detail on what sets her “It just kind of happened,” pies apart than that — it’s a Morgan said, as she stood secret recipe, after all. But a in the kitchen at her antique forkful of the pecan reveals a farmhouse on June Road, comforting kick of chocolate near the Greenwich-Stam- tempered by the nuts, and a ford border. crust straight out of grand- After friends began ma’s kitchen. tasting her chess pies — a They’re not quite home- custard-like pie popular in made these days, since the South, which Morgan health codes dictate that said earned its name when Morgan prepares her des- a southern belle’s accent serts in a commercial kitch- was misunderstood after en. But she’s careful to keep announcing it was “just pie” that home-style quality, even — word spread quicker than as her quantities increase. whipped cream. She began “People have told me that selling her pies at a farm- I should go on ‘Shark Tank,’ ers market in the Rowayton ” Morgan said, referring to section of Norwalk, where the ABC TV show where she flew a banner that read Bob Luckey/Staff photographer entrepreneurs pitch their “Lulu’s Southern Pies,” and Lulu Morgan holds one of her key lime pies in her Greenwich home. Morgan is the owner and head pie maker for products and businesses to a brought along 20 pecan and LuLu’s Southern Pies. group of investors. 20 chess pies each week, only “But I don’t need to be that to sell out. big,” she continued. “When “I’ve been selling these you go from everything pies like you would not be- being homemade by me, like lieve,” Morgan said. “I’ve they are now, to becoming added a key lime pie, which too big, you lose that quality, has been very, very success- and that’s important to me.” ful, and I’m going to add a For now, the 70-year-old sweet potato pie and a coco- grandmother said she’s more nut cream pie.” interested in baking pies Soon, one farmers market that make people smile than wasn’t enough. Now she turning into a pie-making serves them up for $20 apiece machine. at the Old Greenwich Farm- “At this age, I’m just happy ers Market, as well as mar- making my pies,” she said. kets in Fairfield, Newtown and Rowayton. And then [email protected]; there are the stores: Pasta 203-625-4411; http://twitter. Vera and Greenwich Prime com/MagEGordon Lulu Morgan’s chocolate pecan pie on the table of her Greenwich home.

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Working in MSAMJ J A MSAMJ J A Ridge Road is the familiar Though GE still owns 85 harmony, our campaign GE Capital Retail Finance percent of the new opera- represents how Synchrony Stocks of local interest Closing prices for Monday, September 22, 2014 sign, replaced by one pro- tion, the com- Financial Name Last Chg %YTD Name Last Chg %YTD Name Last Chg %YTD claiming Synchrony as its pany plans “Working in har- works with AcmeU (ACU) 17.01 -.24 +14.2 GenesWyo (GWR) 99.92 -3.36 +4.0 PrmEgy (PNRG) 62.85 +1.85 +24.5 successor. to distribute its partners Aetna (AET) 83.05 -.64 +21.1 Harman (HAR) 105.66 -2.23 +29.1 SilganHldg (SLGN) 47.86 -.36 -0.3 mony, our cam- Berkley (WRB) 48.07 -.36 +10.8 HartfdFn (HIG) 37.33 -.47 +3.0 StanBlkDk (SWK) 91.63 -1.62 +13.6 The sign is just part of a shares to GE at the deepest Biodel (BIOD) 1.76 +.01 -22.8 Hexcel (HXL) 38.99 -.43 -12.8 StarwdHtl (HOT) 83.31 -.97 +4.9 national media and brand- stockholders paign represents levels, under- BoltTech (BOLT) 21.95 +.03 -0.3 HonwllIntl (HON) 94.70 -1.80 +3.6 StarwdPT (STWD) 22.78 -.01 +2.0 ing campaign to announce in late 2015. standing that CampSp (CPB) 42.79 -.27 -1.1 HubbelA (HUB/A) 127.60 -1.90 +30.2 SturmRug (RGR) 46.74 -1.62 -36.1 how Synchrony Cenveo (CVO) 2.79 -.05 -18.9 HubbelB (HUB/B) 123.92 -2.17 +13.8 TICC Cap (TICC) 9.09 -.09 -12.1 Synchrony’s presence in “While our our indus- Cigna (CI) 94.70 -.55 +8.3 InteractB (IBKR) 25.55 -.15 +5.0 Terex (TEX) 32.25 -.60 -23.2 the financial services mar- name is new, Financial works try is about CompDivHd (CODI) 17.99 -.36 -8.4 IBM (IBM) 193.11 -.89 +3.0 ThomsonR (TRI) 36.71 -.29 -2.9 ketplace. our company people first,” UBS AG (UBS) 17.39 -.29 -9.7 Crane (CR) 66.12 -1.45 -1.7 Kaman (KAMN) 39.52 -.43 -0.5 Synchrony Financial’s has an 80- with its partners White said. 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NET YTD 1YR LAST PREV %CHG %YTD engage, grow and drive The logo features gold It’s a crowded field,” he LAST PREV CHG CHG WK MO QTR AGO Crude Oil (bbl) 91.52 92.41 -0.96 -7.0 deeper loyalty with their pillars that create a styl- said. “They’re going to 3-month T-bill .01 -.01 -.07 ttt .01 Ethanol (gal) 1.63 1.65 -0.30 -14.7 customers through lever- ized “S” representing the have to be aggressive in 6-month T-bill .03 .03 ... -.06 ttt.04 Heating Oil (gal) 2.69 2.72 -1.09 -12.7 52-wk T-bill .09 .11 -.02 -.02 srs .10 Natural Gas (mm btu) 3.85 3.84 +0.34 -9.0 aging data and analytics, company’s alignment with that crowded market.” Sources say Mets will keep Alderson, Collins Page B2

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FCIAC GIRLS VOLLEYBALL: GREENWICH 3, FAIRFIELD WARDE 0 OFF TO A ROUGH START Cardinals sweep past Warde

By David Fierro in Greenwich’s 3-0 victory against the games, even though our offense Warde. wasn’t exactly gelling,” Lapham Abbie Wolf used her impressive “It’s been a lot of fun and it’s said. “Once Abbie got her timing skills as a center to help the Green- really exciting to try something down and waited on a few balls, she wich High School girls basketball new,” said Wolf, a First Team began putting them down better. team emerge as a force in the All-FCIAC selection in basket- She’s really coming along.” FCIAC the past two seasons. Now ball. “The team welcomed me Lapham asked Wolf if she Wolf is displaying her talent for with open arms and coach (Steve) wanted to play last season and this the Cardinals in a second sport. Lapham has been so patient with year she decided it was time to join As Monday’s match against vis- me and very helpful.” the team. iting Fairfield Warde illustrated, Sophomore Jahaira Guerra “I’m still behind in all aspects the 6-foot-3 junior has been a wel- recorded 10 service points with — hitting, blocking,” said Wolf, come addition to Greenwich’s girls four aces and added eight digs for a middle hitter/blocker. “Right volleyball team, which graduated the defending FCIAC champion now, I’m just doing what I can to every starting player from last Cardinals, who won the match improve and help the team. Going season’s championship squad. De- 25-23, 25-18, 25-19. Like the Car- into the season, I didn’t know how Alex Goodlett/Getty Images spite being new to volleyball, Wolf dinals, who raised their record to volleyball worked or how much Bears safety Ryan Mundy returns an interception for a touchdown has already found her niche on 4-2, Wolf is improving with each had to go into it. in the first quarter against the Jets during Monday night’s game at the young team and Monday she match. MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. The game ended too late registered 12 kills and two blocks “We hung in there today to win See Cardinals on B3 for this edition. Please go to www.greenwichtime.com for details.

YANKEES 5, ORIOLES 0 Yanks stay hot on Jeter’s last stand Retiring SS drives in 3 to key victory

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NEW YORK — Derek Jeter began his final series at Yankee Stadium by breaking open the game with a two-run double, and he had three RBIs to lead the New York Yankees over the Baltimore Orioles 5-0 Monday night. Michael Pineda retired his first 13 batters before J.J. Hardy singled 1 sharply to left field, pitching 7 ⁄3 innings and combining with three relievers on a one-hitter. Jose Pirela, the Yankees’ team-record 57th player this season, became New York’s first player in 33 years to triple in his first big league at-bat. He went 2 for 3 with the go-ahead RBI. Despite the loss, AL East champion Baltimore clinched home- field advantage in an AL division series starting Oct. 2 when Detroit lost to the Chicago White Sox. The Orioles open the postseason against the wild-card playoff winner or the AL Central champion. Likely to miss consecutive post- seasons for the first time since 1992 and ’93, New York closed within four games of the second AL wild Kathy Willens/Associated Press card with six games left. Derek Jeter hits a two-run double in the fifth inning of Monday’s game at Yankee Stadium in New York. Fans are being allowed in an hour early before night games dur- The crowd of 35,614 stood each flyout, a run-scoring groundout doubles, a home run and six RBIs 15 big league starts, and was given ing the four-game series to watch time late public address announcer that made it 2-0 in the third and on his final homestand, raising defensive help by second baseman the 40-year-old Jeter take batting Bob Sheppard’s recording intro- a double down the left-field line his batting average seven points Stephen Drew, who made a div- practice. About 200 were on hand duced the Yankees’ last player to on the eighth pitch of his at-bat to .256. ing stop on Alejandro De Aza’s when the retiring captain came out wear a single-digit uniform num- against Wei-Yin Chen (16-5) in the Pineda (4-5) struck out eight, first-inning grounder. Shawn Kel- for the first hitting group at about ber, and fans remained on their fifth. Jeter was serenaded by fans walked one and lowered his ERA ley, Rich Hill and David Phelps 4:15 p.m., many holding up signs feet throughout each at-bat taking chanting his name throughout the to 1.93. He got some rare offensive finished. lauding the shortstop, who is sixth photographs and video. Jeter went ninth inning. support from the Yankees, who on the career hits list. 1 for 3 with a walk, hitting a deep Jeter is 9 for 20 with three had scored 19 runs in his previous See Jeter’s on B3

GIANTS AT REDSKINS, THURSDAY, 8:25 P.M. (CH. 2, 3, NFL) Giants face quick turnaround

ASSOCIATED PRESS “Really the ﬁ eld work is very minimal. We want EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. them to see everything, but we don’t want a lot of — While the New York Giants appeared to avoid any serious exertion. I want them to move around enough to injuries for their mid-week game help the soreness, work the soreness out.” against the Washington Red- Giants coach Tom Coughlin, on a having a short week in preparing for Thursday night’s skins, that doesn’t mean there road game against the Redskins won’t be any lineup changes. Coach Tom Coughlin said Monday that safety Stevie Brown was not hurt when he and in preseason, he is a hitter,” “Really the field work is very was replaced by rookie Nat linebacker Jameel McClain said minimal,” Coughlin said. “We Berhe in the second half of the Monday. “I’m a sucker for a hitter. want them to see everything, 30-17 win over the Houston Tex- Some people like certain things but we don’t want a lot of exer- ans Sunday. and I like people who come down tion. I want them to move around Coughlin did not want to dis- and hit. That’s one of the things I enough to help the soreness, work cuss the change. There was no like about him. He has a lot good the soreness out.” indication who would start on things to his game, but what I like Offensive tackle Justin Pugh, Thursday night when the Giants the most is that he’ll come in and who took an ice bath on Monday, (1-2) played the Redskins (1-2) in hit you.” said this is a week where the play- Washington. Ironically, there won’t be a lot ers have to do some of the prepara- Brown was pulled after he was of hitting as the Giants prepare tions away from the team facility. beaten on a 44-yard touchdown for Washington, which is coming Pugh said he will undergo pass from Ryan Fitzpatrick to off a 37-34 loss to the Philadelphia cryotherapy, a treatment in which Damaris Johnson. He exchanged Eagles (3-0). very cold temperatures are used words with coordinator Perry Players came in late Monday to decrease inflammation and in- Fewell after the play. and had introductory meetings crease blood flow. He will also get Berhe was on the field for 19 for the game. The only full day of a massage, have acupuncture and Kathy Willens/Associated Press plays and made two tackles. practice will be on Tuesday and eat the right foods. Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz, right, celebrates with tight end “It’s my experience of see- Coughlin said nothing will be Daniel Fells after Fells caught a touchdown pass against the Houston ing him play in training camp done at full speed. See Giants on B5 Texans in the fourth quarter Sunday in East Rutherford, N.J. B2 | Greenwich Time | Tuesday, September 23, 2014 BASEBALL

AMERICAN LEAGUE WILD CARD GLANCE Herrera 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 16 1.39 Morrison 1b 30200 0.256 Mesoraco c 41130 2.278 Davis 110 0 1 0 180.75 Smoak 1b 10000 0.202 PhillipsAL roundup2b 41100 0.265 EAST DIVISION Holland L, 1-3 1 2 2 0 0 2 26 1.66 Denorfia rf 41110 1.200 Bruce rf 42330 0.217 Inherited runners-scored — Herrera 1-0. W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away AMERICAN LEAGUE Taylor ss 40100 0.280 RodriguezINDIANS lf 30001 4, ROYALS 3.250 HBP — by House (Butler). d-Baltimore 93 63 .596 — — 6-4 L-2 50-31 43-32 WLPctGB Sucre c 40000 0.213 Cozart ss 40000 0.225 T — 3:24. Att. — 39,009 (37,903) at Kan- 3: At Cleveland, Scott New York 81 75 .519 12 4 6-4 W-2 42-36 39-39 Oakland 85 70 .548 — Totals 364941 5 Simon sp 20000 0.123 sas City, Mo. Toronto AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Atchison struggled but got Toronto 79 77 .506 14 6 3-7 W-1 42-33 37-44 Kansas City 85 71 .545 — b-Santiago ph 10000 1.247 Reyes ss 51110 0.288 Tampa Bay 75 81 .481 18 10 5-5 L-1 36-45 39-36 Seattle 83 73 .532 2 LeCurethree p outs in00000 the 10th inning 0.000 1 ROYALS 2, INDIANS 0 Goins ss 00000 0.183 Diaz p 00000 0.000 Boston 68 88 .436 25 17 5-5 W-1 31-44 37-44 Cleveland 82 75 .522 3 /2 Kansas City AB R H BI BB SO Avg. as the Indians won the New York 81 75 .519 4 Bautista rf 33321 0.288 b-Bourgeois ph 10000 0.263 CENTRAL DIVISION Escobar ss 40110 1.280 Toronto 79 77 .506 6 Gose cf 11110 0.224 Chapmancompletion p 00000of a suspended 0.000 W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Aoki rf 31100 0.284 Encarnacion dh 21122 1.269 Totalsgame from 33767511Aug. 31. Detroit 86 70 .551 — — 6-4 L-2 41-34 45-36 NATIONAL LEAGUE Dyson cf 10000 1.272 Francisco ph, dh 10000 1.220 St. Louis AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Cain cf, rf 40100 2.299 Atchison gave up a two- Kansas City 85 71 .545 1 — 5-5 W-2 42-39 43-32 WLPctGB Navarro c 31101 1.277 Jay cf 50200 1.304 1 1 Hosmer 1b 40110 3.270 Thole ph, c 10000 0.250 Cleveland 82 75 .522 4 /2 3 /2 5-5 L-1 45-31 37-44 Pittsburgh 85 71 .545 — Wongout 2b RBI single 20001 to Nori Aoki 1.255 Butler dh 40100 1.266 Chicago 72 84 .462 14 13 6-4 W-2 39-38 33-46 San Francisco 84 71 .542 — Valencia 3b 52230 3.262 b-Cruzbefore ph popping10000 up Omar 0.206 1 1 Minnesota 66 89 .426 19 /2 18 /2 4-6 L-2 33-45 33-44 1 Gordon lf 40000 1.264 Mayberry 1b 41101 1.278 Holliday lf 40100 0.273 Milwaukee 80 76 .513 4 /2 Infante with the tying run at 1 Perez c 40100 2.260 Tolleson 2b 41310 0.253 Pham lf 00000 0.000 WEST DIVISION Atlanta 76 80 .487 8 /2 Infante 2b 41200 0.255 Pompey cf, lf 51200 0.158 Peraltasecond ss for his20001 second save. 1.261 W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away AMERICAN LEAGUE Moustakas 3b 30001 0.213 Pillar lf, rf 42121 0.262 b-KozmaROYALS ph, ss00001 2, INDIANS 0.3130: d-Los Angeles 96 60 .615 — — 5-5 L-1 52-29 44-31 Totals 35282111 Totals 38 14 16 12 6 7 Molina c 31100 0.283 1 At Cleveland, Danny Duffy Oakland 85 70 .548 10 /2 — 4-6 W-1 47-31 38-39 Cleveland AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Seattle 100 001 011—4 9 1 b-Pierzynski ph, c 10000 1.247 Seattle 83 73 .532 13 2 3-7 L-3 38-40 45-33 YANKEES 5, ORIOLES 0 Bourn cf 30201 0.264 Toronto 405 112 10x—14 16 1 Grichukpitched rf six shutout40110 innings 0.244 Houston 69 87 .442 27 16 4-6 W-2 38-43 31-44 Baltimore AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Ramirez ss 40100 1.251 E — Happ, Taylor. LOB — Seattle 6, Descalso 3b 41200 0.244 1 1 for his first win in more Texas 62 93 .400 33 /2 22 /2 8-2 W-1 28-46 34-47 Markakis rf 30001 0.271 Brantley lf 30101 0.326 Toronto 7. 2B — Cano (36), Morrison Scruggs 1b 40110 2.231 d — clinched division title. x — clinched playoff berth. De Aza lf 40000 2.252 Santana dh 40100 1.233 (18), Valencia (16), Mayberry (3). 3B Lynnthan sp a month 20000 as the Royals 1.070 Monday’s results Cleveland 7 Minnesota 2 Jones cf 40000 1.283 Gomes c 40000 2.283 — Valencia (1). HR — Bautista (35) off Mottemoved p closer 00000 to the top 0.000 Cleveland 4 Kansas City 3 (10 innings, Kansas City 5 Detroit 2 Cruz dh 30000 2.267 Aviles 2b 30100 0.246 Wilhelmsen; Gose (2) off Farquhar; Pil- b-Taverasof the phAL Central10000 and kept 0.243 comp. of susp. game) Houston 8 Seattle 3 Hardy ss 30100 0.273 Kipnis ph 10000 0.243 lar (1) off Luetge. Seager (25) off Happ; Siegrist p 00000 0.000 Walker 1b 20001 1.188 Sellers 2b 00000 0.188 Denorfia (2) off Nolin. RBIs — Valencia Tuivailalasome distancep 00000 over Cleve- 0.000 Kansas City 2 Cleveland 0 Texas 2 L.A. Angels 1 3 (30), Bautista 2 (103), Seager 2 (94), Flaherty 3b 30000 1.214 Chisenhall 3b 30001 2.281 Greenwoodland in pthe wild-card00000 race. 0.000 Chicago White Sox 2 Detroit 0 Oakland 8 Philadelphia 6 (10 innings) Encarnacion 2 (93), Pillar 2 (6), Cano Joseph c 20000 2.215 Gimenez 1b 30000 0.241 b-Bourjos ph 10000 1.239 Toronto 14 Seattle 4 Wednesday’s games (80), Reyes (49), Tolleson (15), Gose WHITE SOX 2, TIGERS Clevenger ph, c 10000 0.235 Shuck ph 10000 1.143 Totals 342823 8 N.Y. Yankees 5 Baltimore 0 Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. (11), Denorfia (5). SH — Tolleson. Schoop 2b 30000 2.209 Holt rf 30100 2.266 Cincinnati0: At Detroit, 000Chris 102 Bas- 040—7 6 0 Houston at Texas Chicago White Sox at Detroit, 1:08 p.m. Totals 28010211 Murphy ph 10000 0.264 Runners left in scoring position — Seattle (Jackson, Morrison, Taylor). Toronto St.sitt Louis pitched into000 the 011 eighth 000—2 8 1 Arizona at Minnesota Arizona at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. N.Y. Yankees AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Totals 330703 9 E — Peralta. LOB — St. Louis 9, Cincin- (Reyes, Pillar). inning for his first major L.A. Angels at Oakland L.A. Angels at Oakland, 3:35 p.m. Gardner cf 31001 2.258 Kansas City 100 010 000—2 8 0 nati 4. 2B — Descalso 2 (11), Phillips Runners moved up — Hart, Seager, Jeter ss 30131 0.256 Cleveland 000 000 000—0 7 0 (25),league Molina win (21), as Jay the (16), White Grichuk (5). Sunday’s results Kansas City at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Sucre. McCann c 40000 0.233 LOB — Cleveland 9, Kansas City 7. 2B — HR — Frazier (27) off Lynn; Mesoraco N.Y. Yankees 5 Toronto 2 Seattle at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. GIDP — Pillar. Sox slowed Detroit’s chase Young lf 30001 1.260 Infante (20), Bourn (17). RBIs — Hosmer (24) off Tuivailala; Bruce (18) off Lynn, Boston 3 Baltimore 2 Tampa Bay at Boston, 7:10 p.m. DP — Seattle 1 (Taylor, Miller, Smoak). Headley 3b 41210 0.253 (55), Escobar (50). SB — Cain (27), Tuivailala.of the AL RBIs Central— Mesoraco title. 3 (77), Chicago White Sox 10 Tampa Bay 5 Houston at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Seattle IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Cervelli 1b 40100 2.284 Brantley (23), Aoki (17). CS — Holt (2). BruceTyler 3 (65), Flowers Frazier (76), hit Grichuk a two- (8), Paxton L, 6-4 2 2-3 7 9 8 6 1 68 3.03 Drew 2b 40100 2.165 Runners left in scoring position — Scruggs (2). SB — Negron (5). SH — Maurer 1 1-3 3 1 0 0 2 32 4.81 run homer for the White TONIGHT’S GAMES Suzuki rf 31100 0.286 Kansas City (Escobar, Butler, Gordon). Wong. Wilhelmsen 1 1 1 1 0 2 10 2.10 All Times Eastern Time 2014 Team Last 5 Starts Pirela dh 32210 0.667 Cleveland (Ramirez, Aviles, Kipnis). RunnersSox, and left in the scoring Tigers position were — Cin- Luetge 1 2 2 2 0 0 23 5.40 Team Pitcher Line W-L ERA Rec W-L IP ERA Totals 315853 7 Runners moved up — Moustakas. cinnatiunable (Frazier, to take Rodriguez). advantage St. Louis Farquhar 1 1 1 1 0 2 11 2.67 Kansas City Ventura(R) 7:05p 13-10 3.19 16-12 4-1 32.1 1.95 Baltimore 000 000 000—0 1 1 GIDP — Escobar. (Scruggs, Holliday, Molina). Beimel 1 2 0 0 0 0 9 1.85 of Chicago’s inexperienced Cleveland Salazar(R) -110 6-7 4.02 10-9 2-1 31.2 2.84 N.Y. Yankees 002 020 01x—5 8 0 DP — Cleveland 1 (Carrasco, Aviles, Runners moved up — Bruce. Gimenez). Toronto IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Baltimore Jimenez(R) 7:05p 5-9 4.90 8-13 2-1 19.2 6.86 E — Flaherty. LOB — Baltimore 3, N.Y. GIDPstarter.— Lynn, Cozart. Kansas City IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Happ W, 10-11 7 7 2 2 1 5 99 4.27 DP NY Yankees McCarthy(R) -145 10-14 3.93 12-19 2-2 33.0 3.55 Yankees 5. 2B — Jeter (18). 3B — Pirela —BLUE St. Louis JAYS 1 (Peralta, 14, MARI- Wong, (1). HR — Headley (5) off Webb. RBIs Duffy W, 9-11 6 6 0 0 2 5 96 2.32 Graveman 1 1 1 1 0 0 10 10.80 Scruggs). Cincinnati 1 (Negron, Cozart, Seattle Hernandez(R) -150 14-5 2.07 21-11 1-1 35.0 2.06 — Jeter 3 (46), Headley (15), Pirela (1). Finnegan H, 1 1 1 0 0 0 2 17 0.00 Nolin 111 1 0 0 189.00 Phillips).NERS 4: At Toronto, Jose Toronto Dickey(R) 7:07p 13-12 3.82 15-17 3-0 33.0 2.45 SB — Suzuki 2 (15). Davis H, 31 1 0 0 0 1 1 18 0.90 Inherited runners-scored — Maurer 3-3. CincinnatiBautista homered IP H R ER and BB SO NP ERA Runners left in scoring position — N.Y. Holland S, 44 1 0 0 0 0 1 10 1.49 WP — Graveman, Paxton. PB — Sucre. Simon W, 15-10 6 7 2 2 2 3 87 3.34 Chi Sox Carroll(R) 7:08p 5-10 5.01 6-12 1-3 28.2 5.65 Umpires — Home, Cory Blaser; First, reached base four times, Detroit Price(L) -280 14-12 3.37 18-14 2-3 31.0 5.81 Yankees (McCann). Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA LeCure H, 16 1 0 0 0 0 1 10 3.50 Runners moved up — Jeter. Carrasco L, 8-6 7 1-3 7 2 2 1 9 101 2.64 Jim Joyce; Second, Marvin Hudson; DiazJ.A. Happ won110 for 0the 1 first 2 183.62 Tampa Bay Cobb(R) -115 9-8 2.82 11-14 0-2 30.2 2.05 GIDP — Headley, Suzuki. Rzepczynski 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 4 2.78 Third, Doug Eddings. Chapmantime in four 1starts 0 0 0and 0 2the 13 2.16 Boston Buchholz(R) 7:10p 8-9 5.29 11-15 3-1 34.0 2.91 DP — Baltimore 2 (Hardy, Schoop, Lee 1-30000064.44 T — 2:48. Att. — 15,548 (49,282) at St. Louis IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Toronto. Blue Jays dealt a blow to Houston Oberholtzer(L)8:05p 5-12 4.39 9-14 1-4 29.1 5.83 Walker), (Schoop, Hardy, Walker). McAllister 1 1 0 0 0 1 13 5.51 Lynn L, 15-10 6 4 3 3 2 9 100 2.73 Texas Martinez(R) -130 4-11 4.85 7-15 1-2 28.0 3.86 Baltimore IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Inherited runners-scored — Lee 1-0, MotteSeattle’s wild1 0card 0 0 hopes. 0 1 10 4.74 Chen L, 16-5 6 6 4 2 2 4 95 3.56 Rzepczynski 1-0. NATIONAL LEAGUE SiegristBautista 0went 0 2 3 2 for 2 03 12 6.90 Arizona Chafin(L) 8:10p 0-0 1.64 1-1 0-0 11.0 1.64 Meek 2-3 1 0 0 1 1 22 5.48 WP — Carrasco. Tuivailalawith a walk 1-32 and 2 drove 2 1 in 0 17 36.00 Minnesota Gibson(R) -130 12-11 4.64 13-16 1-2 25.2 7.36 Matusz 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 3 3.60 Umpires — Home, Lance Barrett; First, PIRATES 1, BRAVES 0 Greenwood 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 12 5.18 LA Angels Leblanc (L)10:05p 0-1 5.24 0-2 0-0 10.1 0.00 Webb 2-31110173.86 Ed Hickox; Second, Ron Kulpa; Third, Siegristtwo runs pitched before to 2 batters getting in the 8th Oakland Gray (R) -200 13-9 3.28 17-14 0-2 32.0 4.78 Saunders 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 5 7.02 Chad Whitson. Pittsburgh AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Inheritedthe rest runners-scored of the night — Tuivailala off. N.Y. Yankees IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA T — 3:03. Att. — 10,458 (42,487) at Harrison 3b 40100 2.318 2-2, Greenwood 1-0. NOTE: Team record is how club has fared in games where pitcher started. Pineda W, 4-5 7 1-3 1 0 0 1 8 106 1.93 Cleveland. Snider rf 40000 1.257 WPHis— soloLeCure. homer in the fifth NATIONAL LEAGUE Kelley 1 0 0 0 0 2 16 4.38 Holdzkom p 00000 0.000 Umpiresagainst— Home,Mariners Clint Fagan;reliever First, Hill 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 9 3.60 WHITE SOX 2, TIGERS 0 Melancon p 00000 0.000 TimTom Welke; Wilhelmsen Second, Ed Hickox; was his Third, EAST DIVISION Phelps 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 1 4.38 Chi. White Sox AB R H BI BB SO Avg. McCutchen cf 31111 1.310 Tim Timmons. W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Inherited runners-scored — Matusz 2-0, Ramirez ss 30001 1.275 Walker 2b 40000 2.272 T35th.— 3:01. Att. — 45,747 (45,399) at St. d-Washington 91 64 .587 — — 8-2 W-4 46-28 45-36 Kelley 1-0, Phelps 1-0. Semien 3b 40000 1.230 Martin c 30101 0.297 Louis.RANGERS 4, ASTROS 1 1 Umpires — Home, Brian O’Nora; First, Abreu 1b 40100 0.318 Marte lf 40100 0.288 Atlanta 76 80 .487 15 /2 8 /2 1-9 L-4 41-37 35-43 3: At Arlingtom, Texas, 1 1 Davis 1b 30000 2.231 A.L. LEADERS New York 76 80 .487 15 /2 8 /2 5-5 W-3 38-40 38-40 D.J. Reyburn; Second, Jeff Kellogg; Garcia rf 40000 1.260 Miami 74 81 .477 17 10 3-7 L-4 40-38 34-43 Third, Adam Hamari. Viciedo lf 30000 0.231 Polanco rf 00000 0.238 Guilder RodriguezAB had R his H Avg. 1 1 T — 3:00. Att. — 35,614 (49,642) at New Mercer ss 30000 2.258 Philadelphia 71 85 .455 20 /2 13 /2 4-6 L-1 36-42 35-43 Danks cf 10000 0.216 Altuvefirst Hou two major league637 84 hits, 220 .345 York. Konerko dh 30100 2.216 Liriano sp 20000 1.093 Martinez Det 542 85 181 .334 CENTRAL DIVISION including a tiebreaking RBI Sanchez 2b 31100 0.256 Tabata ph 10000 0.284 Brantley Cle 593 93 193 .325 W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away INDIANS 4, ROYALS 3 (10) Flowers c 31120 1.243 Hughes p 00000 0.000 Beltresingle, Tex for the Rangers.523 77 170 .325 x-St. Louis 87 69 .558 — — 7-3 L-1 51-30 36-39 G. Sanchez 1b 00000 0.235 (COMP. OF SUSP. GAME) Sierra cf, lf 30100 1.231 Cano SeaRougned Odor572 had 77 a 183 .320 Pittsburgh 85 71 .545 2 — 8-2 W-2 51-30 34-41 T. Sanchez 1b 00000 0.270 Totals 312521 7 RBIs 1 Cleveland AB R H BI BB SO Avg. three-run— Trout, tripleL.A. Angels, for Texas, 109; Cruz, Milwaukee 80 76 .513 7 4 /2 5-5 L-1 41-37 39-39 Detroit AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Totals 31141211 Bourn cf 40001 1.264 Baltimore, 106; Abreu, Chicago White 1 Atlanta AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Cincinnati 72 84 .462 15 12 /2 3-7 W-1 40-35 32-49 Kinsler 2b 40000 0.273 Sox,which 105; Cabrera, won for Detroit, the ninth 104; Ortiz, 1 Ramirez ss 40101 1.260 Chicago 69 87 .442 18 15 /2 5-5 L-1 39-39 30-48 Hunter rf 40100 0.287 Bonifacio rf 30001 2.267 Brantley lf 50110 1.310 Boston,time 104;in its Pujols, last L.A. 10 games.Angels, 101; Cabrera 1b 40100 0.313 Gosselin 2b 30001 1.277 WEST DIVISION Santana 1b 50100 1.229 Bautista, Toronto, 101; Martinez, Detroit, V. Martinez dh 20201 0.336 Freeman 1b 30201 1.290 Kipnis 2b 51000 1.248 100; Cespedes, Boston, 97; Donaldson, W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away J. Martinez lf 40000 1.317 J. Upton lf 40000 2.269 Sellers 2b 00000 0.188 Oakland, 97. x-Los Angeles 89 67 .571 — — 6-4 W-1 40-35 49-32 Castellanos 3b 40100 0.264 Johnson 3b 40000 0.262 NL roundup 1 HOME RUNS — Cruz, Baltimore, 39; San Francisco 84 71 .542 4 /2 — 4-6 L-3 42-35 42-36 Gomes dh, c 52400 0.291 Avila c 40000 3.221 Bethancourt c 30101 1.240 Carter, Houston, 37; Trout, L.A. Angels, 1 Aviles 3b 30010 0.246 PIRATES 1, BRAVES San Diego 74 81 .477 14 /2 10 7-3 W-4 46-32 28-49 Romine ss 30000 0.222 Simmons ss 40000 0.243 35; Ortiz, Boston, 35; Abreu, Chicago 1 Chisenhall ph, 3b10120 0.296 Colorado 65 91 .417 24 19 /2 6-4 W-6 45-36 20-55 Collins ph 10000 0.273 Constanza pr 00000 0.000 White0: At Sox, Atlanta, 35; Bautista, Andrew Toronto, 34; 1 Perez c 41001 2.259 Arizona 62 94 .397 27 22 /2 3-7 L-6 32-46 30-48 Carrera cf 30100 0.254 B. Upton cf 40100 2.207 Encarnacion, Toronto, 33; Martinez, Holt rf 30101 2.313 McCutchen homered and d — clinched division title. x — clinched playoff berth. Totals 330601 4 Harang sp 20000 1.086 Detroit, 31; Donaldson, Oakland, 28; Totals 394944 9 Monday’s results Cincinnati 7 St. Louis 2 Chi. White Sox 020 000 000—2 5 2 Gattis ph 10000 1.269 Santana,Francisco Cleveland, Liriano 27. won his Kansas City AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Pittsburgh 1 Atlanta 0 Oakland 8 Philadelphia 6 (10 innings) Detroit 000 000 000—0 6 1 Walden p 00000 0.000 STOLENfourth BASES straight — Altuve, start Houston, and 54; Aoki rf 51210 1.265 E — Ramirez 2, Cabrera. LOB — Detroit Kimbrel p 00000 0.000 Ellsbury, N.Y. Yankees, 39; Dyson, Kan- St. Louis at Chicago Cubs Wednesday’s games Dyson pr 00000 0.291 the Pirates moved closer to 8, Chi. White Sox 3. 2B — Cabrera (50), Totals 31040411 sas City, 35; Davis, Detroit, 33; Escobar, Arizona at Minnesota Arizona at Minnesota, 1:10 p.m. Infante 2b 50100 2.256 V. Martinez (32), Sierra (7), Sanchez (4). Pittsburgh 000 001 000—1 4 1 Kansasa postseason City, 31; Schafer, berth. Minnesota, 30; Gordon lf 31220 0.280 Colorado at San Diego N.Y. Mets at Washington, 7:05 p.m. HR — Flowers (15) off Lobstein. RBIs — Atlanta 000 000 000—0 4 0 Reyes,The Toronto, Pirates, 30; Martin, winners Texas, 29. San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers Pittsburgh at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Butler 1b 30000 1.273 Flowers 2 (50). CS — Kinsler (4), Danks E — Melancon. LOB — Atlanta 8, Not including last night’s games Perez dh 40100 0.265 in 10 of their last 12, have Sunday’s results Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. (3), Garcia (1). Pittsburgh 5. HR — McCutchen (24) off Cain cf 40000 0.298 Runners left in scoring position — Chi. Harang. RBIs — McCutchen (76). SB — N.L.a five-game LEADERS lead over Washington 2 Miami 1 Philadelphia at Miami, 7:10 p.m. Moustakas 3b 40100 0.205 White Sox (Ramirez). Detroit (J. Marti- Bonifacio 2 (26). CS — Gosselin (2). Milwaukee with ABsix games R H Avg. Pittsburgh 1 Milwaukee 0 St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Gore pr 01000 0.000 nez, Avila, Romine). Runners left in scoring position — Harrison Pit 490 72 156 .318 N.Y. Mets 10 Atlanta 2 Colorado at San Diego, 9:10 p.m. Kratz c 30100 0.229 GIDP — Kinsler. Pittsburgh (Liriano). Atlanta (Harang, remaining for both teams. Hosmer ph 10000 1.266 Morneau Col 487 60 155 .318 L.A. Dodgers 8 Chicago Cubs 5 San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, DP — Chi. White Sox 1 (Ramirez, San- Johnson). Any combination of two Escobar ss 40100 2.278 chez, Abreu). DP — Pittsburgh 1 (Martin, Mercer). McCutchen Pit 526 82 163 .310 San Diego 8 San Francisco 2 10:10 p.m. Pittsburgh wins or Brewers Totals 363930 7 Chi. White Sox IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Pittsburgh IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Posey SF 530 69 164 .309 Colorado 8 Arizona 3 Cleveland 001 100 000 2—4 9 1 Bassitt W, 1-1 7 2-3 6 0 0 1 3 103 3.65 Liriano W, 7-10 6 3 0 0 4 7 101 3.32 Reverelosses Phi will guarantee 577 69 the 178 .308 TONIGHT’S GAMES Kansas City 100 000 001 1—3 9 2 Petricka S, 14 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 20 2.75 Hughes H, 12 1 0 0 0 0 1 10 2.04 RBIsPirates— Gonzalez, at least L.A. a Dodgers, spot in 112; the E — Perez, Butler, Duffy. LOB — Cleve- Detroit IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Holdzkom H, 4 1 1 0 0 0 1 11 0.00 All Times Eastern Stanton,NL wild-card Miami, 105; game Upton, forAtlanta, the 97; land 10, Kansas City 5. 2B — Brantley Lobstein L, 1-1 7 5 2 2 1 5 92 3.38 Melancon S, 32 1 0 0 0 0 2 20 1.93 Time 2014 Team Last 5 Starts Howard, Philadelphia, 93; Desmond, (37), Chisenhall (25), Kratz (4). HR — Chamberlain 1 0 0 0 0 2 13 3.67 Atlanta IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA second straight year. Team Pitcher Line W-L ERA Rec W-L IP ERA Washington, 89; Laroche, Washington, Gordon (18) off Allen. RBIs — Gordon Soria 1 0 0 0 0 0 9 3.40 Harang L, 11-12 7 4 1 1 2 7 117 3.60 CARDINALS 8, CUBS 0: NY Mets Colon(R) 7:05p 14-12 4.02 16-13 3-2 29.0 4.97 2 (63), Chisenhall 2 (50), Brantley (85), 88; Holliday, St. Louis, 87; Posey, San Inherited runners-scored — Petricka 1-0. Walden 1 0 0 0 0 3 12 2.77 Francisco, 86; Duda, N.Y. Mets, 86; Washington Roark(R) -155 14-10 2.85 17-13 2-3 31.2 3.13 Aviles (33), Aoki (33). SB — Dyson (31), HBP — by Bassitt (Martinez). At Chicago, Adam Wain- Kimbrel 1 0 0 0 0 1 10 1.68 Ozuna, Miami, 85. Escobar (27), Holt (1), Gore (1). SF — Umpires — Home, Mike Muchlinski; WP — Liriano. wright joined Clayton Ker- Milwaukee Fiers(R) 7:10p 6-3 1.78 6-2 3-2 32.2 2.20 Aviles, Gordon. HOME RUNS — Stanton, Miami, 37; Cincinnati Cueto(R) -130 18-9 2.33 18-9 3-2 35.0 3.09 First, Mark Wegner; Second, Mike Umpires — Home, Mike Estabrook; shaw as the majors’ only Runners left in scoring position — Winters; Third, Andy Fletcher. First, Hunter Wendelstedt; Second, Rizzo, Chicago Cubs, 31; Duda, N.Y. Philadelphia Hamels(L) -120 9-7 2.47 15-13 2-1 33.1 2.16 Cleveland (Santana, Ramirez, Brantley, T — 2:36. Att. — 30,758 (41,681) at Manny Gonzalez; Third, Jerry Layne. Mets,20-game 28; Frazier, winners, Cincinnati, pitching 27; Upton, Miami Alvarez(R) 7:10p 11-6 2.82 19-9 2-1 27.2 4.88 Aviles, Perez). Kansas City (Infante, Detroit. T — 2:50. Att. — 20,252 (49,586) at Atlanta,three-hit 27; Laroche, ball over Washington, seven 25; Perez, Escobar). Atlanta. Gonzalez, L.A. Dodgers, 25; Byrd, Phila- Pittsburgh Cole (R) -110 10-5 3.85 14-6 3-1 31.1 4.31 GIDP — Butler, Perez. BLUE JAYS 14, MARINERS 4 delphia,innings. 25; Mesoraco, Cincinnati, 24; Atlanta Wood (L) 7:10p 11-10 2.78 10-13 2-1 35.0 1.80 DP — Cleveland 2 (Kipnis, Santana), Seattle AB R H BI BB SO Avg. LATE SUNDAY Dickerson,Wainwright Colorado, 24. (20-9) hit (Ramirez, Kipnis, Santana). St. Louis Miller(R) -130 10-9 3.68 15-15 2-0 33.0 1.09 Jackson cf 41100 0.262 STOLEN BASES — Gordon, L.A. Dodg- Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA the 20-win mark for the Chi Cubs Hendricks(R)8:05p 7-2 2.28 10-2 2-1 26.1 3.76 Jones cf 10000 0.251 ers, 64; Hamilton, Cincinnati, 56; Re- House 7 5 1 1 0 5 85 3.92 NATIONAL LEAGUE second time while match- Ackley lf 40000 2.245 vere, Philadelphia, 47; Gomez, Milwau- Colorado DeLaRosa(L)10:10p 14-11 4.14 17-14 1-3 28.2 3.77 Shaw H, 19 1 1 0 0 0 1 14 2.34 Romero lf 00000 0.192 kee,ing 33; his Span, career-high Washington, for31; Young, San Diego Erlin(L) -130 4-4 4.53 4-5 3-0 26.1 3.08 Allen W, 6-3 BS, 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 11 1.80 Cano 2b 20111 0.321 REDS 7, CARDINALS 2 N.Y. Mets, 29; Blackmon, Colorado, 28; Crockett 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.82 wins, and the Cards moved San Fran Bumgarner(L)10:10p 18-9 2.91 20-12 4-0 34.0 1.59 Miller 2b 11100 0.215 Cincinnati AB R H BI BB SO Avg. Rollins, Philadelphia, 28; Marte, Pitts- Atchison S, 2 1 2 1 1 0 1 19 2.83 closer toward their second LA Dodgers Greinke(R) -140 15-8 2.76 17-13 3-0 32.0 2.81 Morales dh 30100 2.218 Hamilton cf 40001 1.253 burgh, 26; Bonifacio, Atlanta, 24. Kansas City IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Hart ph, dh 10000 0.201 Negron 3b 31002 3.240 Notstraight including division last night’s title. games Duffy 6 2-3 5 2 1 3 6 114 2.42 NOTE: Team record is how club has fared in games where pitcher started. Seager 3b 41120 0.273 Frazier 1b 32111 1.276 METS Yankees watch AIR OF FINALITY: Joe was on the outside. Girardi already is thinking Teixeira hopes to return to Sources: Alderson, Collins to return about how to handle Derek the lineup today. Jeter’s home finale Thurs- “All the structure still day. looks really good. It’s just THE RECORD (HACKENSACK, N.J.) Last year, the manager inflammation,” he said. sent Jeter and Andy Pettitte Still, the 34-year-old may The Mets are set to pick to the mound with two outs never again play virtually up general manager Sandy in the ninth inning of New every game in a season. Alderson’s option for 2015 York’s last game at Yankee And with 39-year-old and are close to announcing Stadium to remove Mariano Alex Rodriguez coming Rivera. off 2013 hip surgery that a three-year extension with The retiring closer wept held him to 15 games and a him, and manager Terry during a four-minute ovation, season-long suspension this Collins will return next buried his head on the right year stemming from MLB’s season, sources have con- shoulder of Pettitte and then Biogenesis drug probe, the firmed. was embraced by his two Yankees may have two This is Alderson’s fourth teammates. corner infielders needing a season as general manager, New York had been elimi- substantial backup player. and while the Mets have not nated from postseason con- YANKEE DOODLES: made the playoffs under his tention the previous night. Right-hander Masahiro Tanaka said he felt normal watch, they are aiming to Girardi said: “It’s different in a sense with Derek, be- soreness, a day after his contend next season. Alder- cause you don’t know where first start since July 8. He is son has done an admirable you’re going to be at right slated to start Saturday at job in acquiring young talent now and the meaning of the Boston. ... Left-hander CC via trades for Zack Wheeler game at that point.” Sabathia played catch at and Travis d’Arnaud, and a THIRD SHOT: First base- the ballpark for the first time once-depleted farm system man Mark Teixeira had a since season-ending knee has been restocked. third cortisone shot in his surgery July 23. ... Girardi Alderson, however, has John Minchillo/Associated Press surgically repaired right said right-hander Ivan Nova struggled in free agency, as According to sources, Mets manager Terry Collins, left, and general manager Sandy wrist. is on track for a May return Alderson will return in 2015. Alderson is expected to sign a three-year extension. Teixeira has played 119 after elbow ligament-re- his significant deals have games this season after sur- placement surgery July 29. not worked out. The upcom- gery July 2 last year to repair ... Outfielder Eury Perez was ing off-season may be his games, they’ll set a new high Mets watch the tendon sheath, an injury claimed off waivers from the biggest as he’ll need to find in that category (78) under that limited him to 15 games Nationals. Left-hander Josh AMAZIN’ STUFF: Right- the Nats in 2014. ... Kevin the right pieces to build a Collins, and a 5-1 finish in 2013. Outman was designated for hander Bartolo Colon has Burkhardt is wrapping up his He is hitting .216 with 21 assignment. true contender in the NL would secure the franchise’s two starts to reach his goal of 8th and final season as the 2 homers and 58 RBIs, contrib- UP NEXT: Tonight vs. East. first non-losing season since 200 innings — he’s 9 ⁄3 innings team’s field reporter for SNY. uting to a sputtering offense Baltimore, 7:05 (Ch. 9, 59). Collins also is in his 2008. away. He gave up one run on UP NEXT: Tonight at 2 that began Monday tied for Brandon McCarthy (10-14, fourth year and has one year Collins has the team play- 12 hits in 7 ⁄3 frames against Washington, 7:05 (SNY). Bar- 23rd in runs. 3.93) vs. Ubaldo Jimenez left on his deal with an op- ing well deep into the season the Marlins last Tuesday. tolo Colon (14-12, 4.02) vs. While the earlier cortisone (5-9, 4.90). Colon has a 4.13 ERA and Tanner Roark (14-10, 2.85). tion for 2016. and is respected in the club- shots this year were inside 1.29 WHIP in four starts vs. If the Mets win two more house. — WIRE REPORTS the tendon sheath, Sunday’s — ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesday, September 23, 2014 | Greenwich Time | B3 SPORTS Cardinals sweep past Warde HIGH SCHOOL ROUNDUP Continued from B1 our passing more consistent, the strong serving of Burns, we’ll be fine,” Warde coach closing to within 18-14, but CSH posts field hockey win “But coach Lapham and Matt Narwold said. “From Guerra stopped the run Staff reports ignite the Gators, who outshot kick and a put his penalty kick the Hornets, 25-7. in the right corner of the goal my teammates have helped what I saw, our offense is with a kill. Alice Millerchip and Kelly me understand.” fantastic, but we still need “I’m thankful to coach for “The girls came out and for the Cardinals, who led 4-0 McLaughlin each recorded a played hard, scored some at halftime. Bartels and Dan The Cardinals were also our passing to be consistent teaching me how to serve goal and an assist to lead the sparked by junior Patri- enough so our setter can run and giving me the confi- great goals and took control of Ozizmir each had assists for Convent of the Sacred Heart the game,” GA coach Alistair the Cardinals (4-1). cia David (eight digs, five our offense.” dence I needed,” Guerra field hockey team to a 4-0 win service points, three aces), With the score tied at said. “Now that we have Lonsdale said. “We’ve had GIRLS VOLLEYBALL over visiting Greens Farms a brutal schedule with five sophomore Nadia Sotgiu 23-23 in the first set, junior Abbie, who is making a dif- Convent of the Sacred Academy Monday in an FAA games in seven days. But they (eight kills, five digs), fresh- middle hitter Samantha ference we are doing really Heart suffered a 3-0 loss to matchup. gave a great team effort today, man setter Maggy Egan (24 Schecter gave Greenwich good.” undefeated host King School, Alex Harris gave the Tigers with everyone working hard.” assists, five digs), sopho- the lead with a key kill. Wolf Schecter put away a kill dropping the FAA match 25- a 1-0 lead with 22:53 remain- Hannah Casey’s goal off a more Michaela Lew (10 then closed out the open- to cap the second game and 19, 25-19, 25-19. ing in the first half, scoring pass from Root, put GA ahead service points) and senior ing game with a kill. Wolf Wolf sealed the match for “We made too many off a pass from McLaughlin. 1-0 early in the opening half. Juliette McGinnis (six kills). said some of the footwork GHS with a kill at the net in unforced errors,” CSH coach Millerchip scored off a pen- After Root’s unassisted goal, “I am really happy with in volleyball is similar to the final game. Beth Wilson-Jordan said. “Our alty stroke at the 13:03 mark Casey set Root up for her how we are playing, we have basketball, especially a slide “Greenwich is a good inability to pass the serve or and assisted on Catherine second goal. Basta scored the a lot of potential,” McGin- technique she utilized sev- team with a lot of potential,” receive their serve hurt us. Keating’s goal, giving CSH a team’s final two goals. nis said. “We passed well, eral times for kills. Narwold said. “They dig up Our blocking was good today, 3-0 halftime lead. WATER POLO served well and our com- “There’s so much energy a lot, play really strong de- “We came out strong though.” munication was good today. out there, which makes it so fense and today, they made and dominated possession,” Brunswick School was Jenna Whelan had five kills, “Abbie has brought new tal- much fun,” said Wolf, who us work for our points.” Sacred Heart coach Sarah Hill too much for Horace Mann to while Grace McKenney totaled ent to the team and has been also credited Schecter and Said Lapham: “I’m re- said. “Our backfield of Kate handle, as the Bruins rolled to 14 assists for the Tigers (3-3). playing great.” senior Izzy Chudy for help- ally happy with our effort, Burkett, Maddie DeVita and a 20-5 triumph at home. Ellie McKenney added six Warde (3-4) received ing her adjust in the middle. which has been there all Fran Hay did a great job. Their The Bruins led 8-1 after the kills, two aces and four digs 16 digs, six service points “Our cheers after each play season. Now, it’s just a mat- execution of transferring the first quarter, then substituted for Sacred Heart, which hosts and five kills from junior and the positive attitude of ter of us cleaning up our of- ball was terrific.” freely. Will Prout scored a Hotchkiss School on Wednes- Claire Burns and six service the team is great.” fense and timing our hits.” McLaughlin added a sec- game-high six goals to pace day. Keyonne Marks had 10 points, five kills and five Behind 10 straight service ond-half goal for the Tigers the Bruins (6-0). Alex Prout, kills and 11 service points for blocks from sophomore Ni- points from Guerra, the [email protected]; 203- (2-1-1). Stephanie Comer made Grant Pierce and Keegan King (5-0) FIELD HOCKEY cole Vaccarella. Cards jumped out to a 10- 625-4423 three saves in goal for Sacred Drew each scored two goals “We were down big every 0 lead in the second game for Brunswick, which led 13-3 Heart, which outshot GFA 13-3. SACRED HEART 4, GREENS FARMS 0 game, but our team kept and never looked back. The GREENWICH 3, WARDE 0 at halftime. Charlie Pang and WARDE ...... 23 18 19 —0 GREENS FARMS ...... 0 0 — 0 GREENWICH ...... 25 25 25 —3 GIRLS SOCCER Jack Ocken combined for SACRED HEART ...... 3 1 — 4 fighting. As soon as we get Mustangs rallied behind Record: Sacred Heart 2-1-1. Greenwich Academy seven saves for the victors. Goals: CSH — Alex Harris, Alice Millerchip, Catherine Keating, Kelly McLaughlin. Assists: CSH — added another convincing win McLaughlin, Millerchip. Goalies: CSH — Stephanie to its ledger, defeating visiting BOYS SOCCER Comer (3 saves); GFA — Jenny Ross (9 saves). Hamden Hall Country Day Nick Bartels tallied two GIRLS SOCCER School 5-2. goals and one assist, while GREENWICH ACADEMY 5, HAMDEN HALL 2 Jeter’s 3 RBI lift Yankees HAMDEN HALL ...... 0 2 — 2 The Gators, who led 3-0 at Liam Tracey scored twice for GREENWICH ACADEMY ...... 3 2 — 5 halftime, upped their mark to Greenwich High in its 4-0 win Record: Greenwich Academy 3-0 Continued from B1 Ichiro Suzuki 4-0-1 with the triumph. Megan against Bridgeport Central at Goals: GA — Megan Root 2, Maggie Basta 2, of the Yankees Hannah Casey. Assists: GA — Root, Casey, Alex Root and Maggie Basta Kennedy Stadium. LaMantia 2. Goalie: GA — Megan Keating (5 Pirela, a 24-year-old steals second scored two goals apiece to Bartels scored off a free saves). who spent 731 games in base as the minor leagues in seven Jonathan seasons, made his major Schoop of LOTTERY league debut in the third. He the Orioles is unable to MONDAY DRAWING NEW YORK worked the count to 1-1 and CONNECTICUT drove a changeup on one handle the MID-DAY DAILY: 6-9-8 (Lucky Sum: 23) hop to the wall in left-center. throw in PLAY 3 DAY: 9-7-0 MID-DAY WIN 4: 5-3-8-4 (Lucky Sum: 20) Monday’s game The previous Yankees play- PLAY 4 DAY: 0-5-9-7 EVENING DAILY: 8-5-9 (Lucky Sum: 22) er to triple in his first at-bat in New York. PLAY 3 NIGHT: 8-8-5 EVENING WIN 4: 3-8-7-9 (Lucky Sum: 27) was Steve Balboni against Mike Stobe/ PLAY 4 NIGHT: 0-6-9-5 Detroit on April 22, 1981. Getty Images PICK 10: 3-4-8-11-24-25-30-32-33-35-42- Ichiro Suzuki, who had CASH 5: 4-11-19-25-35 45-46-50-52-64-67-70-75-79 reached on third baseman single to right in the fifth Chase Headley added a 5 CARD CASH: JC-JH-3C-6D-9H TAKE 5: 8-16-23-24-30 Ryan Flaherty’s throwing and advanced on Brett solo homer into Monument LUCKY 4 LIFE: (Lucky Ball: ) error, scored from first. Gardner’s walk ahead of Park in the eighth off Ryan Pirela hit an opposite-field Jeter’s two-run double. Webb. B4 | Greenwich Time | Tuesday, September 23, 2014 SCOREBOARD

On the air FOOTBALL HOCKEY NFL: RAVENS MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL NFL STANDINGS NHL PRESEASON Baltimore Orioles at New York Yankees (Ch. 9, 59, ESPN) (WFAN-AM AMERICAN CONFERENCE LATE SUNDAY Owner: ‘No misinformation’ East Calgary (ss) 1, Edmonton (ss) 0 660/FM 101.9, WICC-AM 600, WELI- ...... W L T Pct PF PA MONDAY’S RESULTS AM 960) 7 p.m. Buffalo ...... 2 1 0 .667 62 52 N.Y. Islanders (ss) 3, Ottawa (ss) 2 New York Mets at Washington New England ...... 2 1 0 .667 66 49 N.Y. Islanders (ss) 3, Ottawa (ss) 2, SO by Ravens on Rice situation N.Y. Jets ...... 1 1 0 .500 43 45 New Jersey 5, N.Y. Rangers 4 Nationals (SNY) (WOR-AM 710, WAVZ- Miami ...... 1 2 0 .333 58 83 Detroit 2, Pittsburgh 1 AM 1300) 7 p.m. South Philadelphia (ss) 5, Washington 4 ASSOCIATED PRESS said. “I didn’t really care. being questioned. Now it’s ...... W L T Pct PF PA Toronto 3, Philadelphia (ss) 2, SO Tampa Bay Rays at Boston Red Sox Houston ...... 2 1 0 .667 64 50 Winnipeg 2, Minnesota 1 If it was going to be a prec- our integrity.” (NESN) (WLAD-AM 800, WTIC-AM Indianapolis ...... 1 2 0 .333 95 78 Dallas 4, St. Louis 3 OWINGS MILLS, Md. edent-setting (suspension The 54-year-old owner 1080) 7 p.m. Tennessee ...... 1 2 0 .333 43 69 Anaheim (ss) at Colorado (ss), late Jacksonville...... 0 3 0 .000 44 119 Colorado (ss) at Anaheim (ss), late — Baltimore Ravens owner of) four or six games, I criticized the ESPN report San Francisco Giants ar Los Angeles North Los Angeles (ss) at Arizona (ss), late Steve Bisciotti refuted a would have told Ray not to for being biased, saying of Dodgers (ESPN) 10 p.m...... W L T Pct PF PA Arizona (ss) at Los Angeles (ss), late Cincinnati ...... 3 0 0 1.000 80 33 TODAY’S GAMES report suggesting he and appeal it. the anonymous sources NHL HOCKEY Baltimore ...... 2 1 0 .667 65 50 Carolina at Buffalo, 7 Preseason: Philadelphia Flyers at Pittsburgh ...... 2 1 0 .667 73 72 Pittsburgh at Columbus, 7 other team officials tried “I expected four of six quoted in the piece: “It’s Cleveland...... 1 2 0 .333 74 77 Philadelphia at Toronto, 7:30 Toronto Maple Leafs (NHL) 7:30 p.m. West Boston at Montreal, 7:30 to persuade the NFL to be games and I was surprised clear from the subject mat- Preseason: San Jose Sharks at ...... W L T Pct PF PA Nashville at Tampa Bay, 7:30 lenient on Ray Rice after the as everybody else that it was ter that it’s Ray’s attorney, Denver ...... 2 1 0 .667 75 67 Detroit at Chicago, 8:30 Vanvouver Canucks (NHL) in progress San Diego ...... 2 1 0 .667 69 49 San Jose (ss) at Vancouver (ss), 9 running back was arrested two.” it’s Ray’s agent and it’s Ray’s after Flyers/Leafs Kansas City ...... 1 2 0 .333 61 65 Arizona at Anaheim, 10 in February for knocking The two games were friends. They are building a Oakland ...... 0 3 0 .000 37 65 Vancouver (ss) vs. San Jose (ss) at Stockton, CA, MEN’S SOCCER NATIONAL CONFERENCE 10:30 out his then-fiancee in an Rice’s original suspension case for reinstatement.” CONCACAF Champions League: Real East WEDNESDAY’S GAMES Atlantic City elevator. by the league — the Ravens The report was the lat- Esteli at Kansas City (FS1) 8 p.m...... W L T Pct PF PA Washington at Boston, 7 Philadelphia ...... 3 0 0 1.000 101 78 Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 7 Bisciotti, who rarely met took no action at the time est development in the saga CONCACAF Champions League: Alpha Dallas ...... 2 1 0 .667 77 69 Arizona vs. Calgary at Sylvan Lake, Alberta, 7 United at Portland (FS1) 10 p.m. N.Y. Giants ...... 1 2 0 .333 58 77 Ottawa (ss) at Toronto (ss), 7:30 with the media before the — for punching Janay Palm- that has Bisciotti and his Washington ...... 1 2 0 .333 81 64 Toronto (ss) at Ottawa (ss), 7:30 Rice saga, said Monday he er in a casino on Feb. 15. But organization on its heels. Listings subject to change by South Dallas at Florida, 7:30 stations and networks...... W L T Pct PF PA Edmonton at Winnipeg, 8 felt it necessary to respond after a video surfaced on “As I stated in our letter to Atlanta ...... 2 1 0 .667 103 72 Carolina ...... 2 1 0 .667 63 58 DEVILS 5, RANGERS 4 to an ESPN story last week Sept. 8 showing the violent you on September 9, we did AMERICA’S LINE New Orleans...... 1 2 0 .333 78 72 that described he, presi- attack, Rice was released not do all we should have Tampa Bay...... 0 3 0 .000 45 95 New Jersey ...... 2 1 2—5 N.Y. Rangers ...... 2 0 2—4 dent Dick Cass and general by the team and suspended done, and no amount of ex- BASEBALL North ...... W L T Pct PF PA First Period—1, New Jersey, Boucher 1, :59. 2, Favorite...... Odds...... Underdog New Jersey, Ryder 1 (Gelinas, Henrique), 3:29. 3, manager Ozzie Newsome indefinitely by the league. planation can remedy that. American League Detroit ...... 2 1 0 .667 61 45 Chicago ...... 1 1 0 .500 48 43 N.Y. Rangers, Hagelin 1 (Miller), 4:43. 4, N.Y. pushing commissioner He has appealed his suspen- But there has been no mis- Mariners...... -$160 (7)...... BLUE JAYS Rangers, Malone 1 (Miller, Mueller), 9:42 (pp). YANKEES...... -$145 (7½)...... Orioles Minnesota ...... 1 2 0 .333 50 56 Roger Goodell for leniency sion. direction or misinformation Green Bay ...... 1 2 0 .333 54 79 Second Period—5, New Jersey, Ryder 2 TIGERS...... -$260 (8)...... White Sox (Boucher), 16:14. INDIANS...... -$112 (7)...... Royals West for Rice. Bisciotti acknowledged by the Ravens,” Bisciotti ...... W L T Pct PF PA Third Period—6, New Jersey, Gelinas 1 (Elias, Rays...... -$120 (7½)...... RED SOX Havlat), 11:39 (pp). 7, N.Y. Rangers, Kreider 1 “Their accusations didn’t that the backlash over the said in a 15-point statement RANGERS...... -$112 (8½)...... Astros Arizona ...... 3 0 0 1.000 66 45 Seattle ...... 2 1 0 .667 83 66 (Kristo, Talbot), 15:00. 8, N.Y. Rangers, Fast 1 ATHLETICS...... -$185 (7½)...... Angels (Glass, Kampfer), 17:30. 9, New Jersey, Henrique jibe with what we know is handling of the domestic to the fans released before National League St. Louis ...... 1 2 0 .333 56 85 San Francisco...... 1 2 0 .333 62 68 1 (Ryder, Kaberle), 19:08. fact,” said Bisciotti, who, sit- violence case is by far the the news conference. NATIONALS...... -$155 (7)...... Mets Shots on Goal—New Jersey 9-13-10—32. N.Y. Pirates...... -$110 (6½)...... BRAVES ——— ting in a raised leather chair biggest crisis he’s faced ESPN reported that that MONDAY’S RESULT Rangers 9-4-11—24. REDS...... -$125 (6½)...... Brewers Goalies—New Jersey, Clemmensen, Kinkaid. Phillies...... -$128 (6½)...... MARLINS Chicago at N.Y. Jets, late square in the middle of a since taking over the team Bisciotti sent a text mes- THURSDAY’S GAME N.Y. Rangers, Lundqvist, Talbot. Attendance— Cardinals...... -$127 (NL)...... CUBS 18,006 (18,006). T—2:29. raised stage at his team’s 14 years ago, but defended sage to Rice offering him a DODGERS...... -$135 (6)...... Giants N.Y. Giants at Washington, 8:25 PADRES...... -$128 (6½)...... Rockies SUNDAY’S GAMES ISLANDERS 3, SENATORS 2 training facility, also denied the integrity of his organiza- job after the was done with InterLeague Green Bay at Chicago, 1 that he contacted the league tion. football, and that Rice told TWINS...... -$130 (8)...... Diamondbacks Buffalo at Houston, 1 Ottawa ...... 1 1 0—2 NOTE: The number inside the bracket is the Tennessee at Indianapolis, 1 N.Y. Islanders...... 1 1 1—3 on Rice’s behalf. “When your integrity is friends he was “incred- over/under run total for the game. Carolina at Baltimore, 1 First Period—1, N.Y. Islanders, Nelson 1 (Lee, NOTE: There will be no over/under run total Detroit at N.Y. Jets, 1 Strome), :46 (pp). 2, Ottawa, Chiasson 1 “I don’t think the league questioned, it’s pretty hum- ibly insulted” in that it ap- (which would be the overnight total) for all the Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, 1 (Zibanejad, Michalek), 5:01. would take too kindly to us bling,” Bisciotti said. “Last peared to be an offer of hush Cubs home games due to the constantly Miami vs. Oakland at London, 1 Second Period—3, N.Y. Islanders, Collberg 1 changing weather reports at Wrigley Field. Jacksonville at San Diego, 4:05 (Nelson, Czuczman), 7:05. 4, Ottawa, Schneider 1 badgering them,” Bisciotti week it was our competence money. NFL Philadelphia at San Francisco, 4:25 (Pageau, Prince), 9:43. Favorite...... Points...... Underdog Atlanta at Minnesota, 4:25 Third Period—5, N.Y. Islanders, Skille 1 Thursday New Orleans at Dallas, 8:30 (Cizikas, Zolnierczyk), 18:33. NFL notebook REDSKINS...... 3½...... Giants Open: Arizona, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Denver, Shots on Goal—Ottawa 4-7-8—19. N.Y. Islanders Seattle, St. Louis Sunday 5-6-6—17. REDSKINS: Cornerback uncertain a day after he hurt nati, and had an MRI Monday l-Dolphins...... 4½...... Raiders MONDAY, SEPT. 29 Goalies—Ottawa, Hammond. N.Y. Islanders, C. BEARS...... NL...... Packers New England at Kansas City, 8:30 Johnson, Leggio. Attendance—0 (6,250). T—2:25. DeAngelo Hall has a rup- his left knee. morning.Whether he will be TEXANS...... 3...... Bills STEELERS 37, PANTHERS 19 ISLANDERS 3, SENATORS 2 tured left Achilles and is done Coach Doug Marrone de- able to play Sunday at India- COLTS...... 7...... Titans RAVENS...... 3...... Panthers for the season. clined to reveal the severity napolis only will be known (Late Sunday) Ottawa ...... 2 0 0 0—2 JETS...... NL...... Lions Pittsburgh ...... 3 6 14 14—37 N.Y. Islanders...... 0 2 0 0—3 The Redskins also lost or nature of the injury. He said later this week. STEELERS...... 7½...... Buccaneers Carolina ...... 3 0 3 13—19 N.Y. Islanders won shootout 2-1 CHARGERS...... 13½...... Jaguars safety Duke Ihenacho for the Easley, a former Bunnell High PANTHERS: Coach Ron First Quarter First Period—1, Ottawa, MacArthur 1 (Stone, 49ERS...... 4½...... Eagles Car—FG Gano 40, 6:40. Turris), 5:12 (pp). 2, Ottawa, Lazar 1 (Legwand, year with a left foot injury. and UConn product, was still Rivera said Pro Bowl fullback Falcons...... 3...... VIKINGS Pit—FG Suisham 42, :07. Puempel), 12:54 (pp). Saints...... 3...... COWBOYS The team placed both being evaluated. Mike Tolbert has a hairline Second Quarter Second Period—3, N.Y. Islanders, Grabovski 1 Monday STEELERS: The team’s fracture in his right leg and Pit—FG Suisham 24, 5:37. (Conacher, Kulemin), 3:10. 4, N.Y. Islanders, players on injured reserve. Patriots...... 4...... CHIEFS Pit—FG Suisham 45, :00. Bailey 1 (Grabovski), 17:25. Cornerback Chase Minni- biggest road win in recent running Jonathan Stewart l-London Third Quarter Third Period—None. Bye week: Cardinals, Bengals, Browns, Broncos, field was promoted from the memory came at a high cost. has a severely sprained right Pit—A.Brown 7 pass from Roethlisberger Overtime—None. Seahawks, Rams (Suisham kick), 11:02. Shootout—Ottawa 1 (Turris NG, Karlsson NG, practice squad to the active The Steelers lost corner- knee, adding to the team’s College Football Car—FG Gano 40, 6:21. Stone NG, Greening G, Puempel NG), N.Y. Favorite...... Points...... Underdog roster. back Ike Taylor and lineback- mounting injury problems in Pit—A.Brown 7 pass from Roethlisberger Islanders 2 (Nielsen NG, Grabovski NG, Conacher Thursday I (Suisham kick), 2:22. NG, Bailey G, Clutterbuck G). Five Native Americans ers Ryan Shazier and Jarvis the backfield. GA SOUTHERN...... 16½...... App’chian St Fourth Quarter Shots on Goal—Ottawa 8-3-9-8—28. N.Y. OKLAHOMA ST...... 13½...... Texas Tech asked a federal judge to dis- Jones in a 37-19 romp over Rivera said Tolbert won’t Car—Olsen 37 pass from Newton (Gano kick), Islanders 9-5-5-2—21. Ucla...... 4...... ARIZONA ST 13:28. Goalies—Ottawa, Anderson, Lehner. N.Y. miss a lawsuit the Redskins Carolina Sunday night. play Sunday at Baltimore Friday Pit—Golden fumble recovery in end zone Islanders, Halak, Poulin. Attendance—0 (6,250). filed against them over the Taylor underwent surgery and will be reevaluated on a OLD DOMINION...... 3...... Mid Tenn St (Suisham kick), 11:00. T—2:30. Fresno St...... 5½...... NEW MEXICO Pit—Blount 8 run (Suisham kick), 5:38. team’s nickname. A hearing to repair his broken right week-to-week basis, while Saturday Car—Benjamin 35 pass from Anderson (pass was scheduled for Oct. 31. forearm. Stewart will be reassessed MICHIGAN ST...... 31...... Wyoming failed), 3:53. MICHIGAN...... 10...... Minnesota A—73,945. BASEBALL CHARGERS: Coach Mike Shazier walked with on Friday. INDIANA...... 4...... Maryland ——— McCoy said running back crutches and a brace cover- VIKINGS: Tight end Kyle Baylor...... 21½...... IOWA ST ...... Pit...... Car ATLANTIC LEAGUE PLAYOFFS Danny Woodhead has a bro- ing his sprained right knee, Rudolph is scheduled to WISCONSIN...... 33...... S Florida First downs ...... 24 ...... 20 VIRGINIA...... NL...... Kent St Total Net Yards ...... 454 ...... 349 (Best-of-5; x-if necessary) ken lower right leg and will while Jones had further tests have surgery today on a VA TECH...... 25...... W Michigan Rushes-yards ...... 34-264 ...... 10-42 FREEDOM DIVISION miss the rest of the season. on his injured wrist. sports hernia that is expect- Temple...... 4...... CONNECTICUT Passing ...... 190 ...... 307 Sugar Land vs. York PITTSBURGH...... 19½...... Akron Punt Returns ...... 2-17 ...... 1-(-10) Today: York at Sugar Land 8:05 Woodhead was hurt on Meanwhile, five-time Pro ed to keep him out of action Iowa...... 10½...... PURDUE Kickoff Returns ...... 0-0 ...... 2-43 Wednesday: York Revolution at Sugar Land, 7:05 the first drive of the Chargers’ Bowl linebacker James Har- for about six weeks. RUTGERS...... 11½...... Tulane Interceptions Ret...... 0-0 ...... 0-0 Friday: Sugar Land at York, 6:30 PENN ST...... 10½...... Northwestern Comp-Att-Int ...... 22-30-0 ...... 29-41-0 x-Saturday: Sugar Land at York 6:30 22-10 win at Buffalo. rison posted a thinly veiled LIONS: The team planned TOLEDO...... 14...... C Michigan Sacked-Yards Lost ...... 1-6 ...... 3-23 x-Sunday: Sugar Land at York, 2 RAVENS: Tight end Den- message via Instagram hint- to sign Alex Henery to KENTUCKY...... 16...... Vanderbilt Punts ...... 3-46.0 ...... 4-52.5 LIBERTY DIVISION nis Pitta underwent surgery ing at an imminent return. replace rookie Nate Freese, LOUISVILLE...... 21...... Wake Forest Fumbles-Lost ...... 0-0 ...... 3-2 Lancaster vs. Somerset BOSTON COLL...... 6½...... Colorado St Penalties-Yards ...... 11-91 ...... 7-105 Wednesday: Somerset at Lancaster, 7 to repair a dislocated right hip EAGLES: Center Jason who struggled in a three- BUFFALO...... 7...... Miami-Ohio Time of Possession ...... 34:39 ...... 25:21 Thursday: Somerset at Lancaster, 7 and is done for the year. Kelce needs surgery for a week cameo on the job. TULSA...... 4½...... Texas St ——— Friday: Lancaster at Somerset, 7:05 KANSAS ST...... 27...... Utep INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS x-Saturday: Lancaster at Somerset, 7:05 The injury occurred in sports hernia. Freese, a seventh-round AUBURN...... 32½...... La Tech RUSHING—Pittsburgh, Bell 21-147, Blount 10-118, x-Sunday: Lancaster at Somerset, 1:05 Sunday’s game against Coach Chip Kelly said he pick out of Boston College, Bowl Green...... 8½...... UMASS Roethlisberger 1-1, Gradkowski 2-(minus 2). CALIFORNIA...... 10½...... Colorado Carolina, Stewart 5-31, Newton 2-7, Tolbert 3-4. Cleveland, when Pitta went did not know how long Kelce missed his fourth field goal Tcu...... 31½...... SMU PASSING—Pittsburgh, Roethlisberger 22-30-0- COLLEGES down without being touched would be out, but the normal in Sunday’s 19-7 win over Rice...... 10...... SO MISS 196. Carolina, Newton 24-35-0-250, Anderson 5- and had to be removed from timetable is around eight the Packers. He was 3-for-7 S CAROLINA...... 5½...... Missouri 6-0-80. SCHEDULE NAVY...... 7...... W Kentucky RECEIVING—Pittsburgh, A.Brown 10-90, Miller the field on a cart. weeks. on field goals this year, and e-Notre Dame...... 12...... Syracuse 4-51, Wheaton 4-35, Bell 2-10, J.Brown 2-10. TODAY a-Texas A&M...... 9...... Arkansas BILLS: Backup receiver TITANS: Quarterback 0-for-4 on kicks longer than Carolina, Benjamin 8-115, Brown 7-66, Olsen 5- Men’s soccer USC...... 11...... Oregon St 69, Tolbert 3-20, Stewart 3-19, Avant 2-12, Bersin Stony Brook at Sacred Heart, 6 and key special teams player Jake Locker hurt his wrist in 40 yards. CLEMSON...... 13½...... N Carolina 1-29. Fairfield at UMass-Lowell, 7 Stanford...... 6½...... WASHINGTON Marcus Easley’s status is Tennessee’s loss to Cincin- — WIRE REPORTS MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. Women’s volleyball Texas...... 14½...... KANSAS Molloy at Bridgeport, 7 GEORGIA...... 17...... Tennessee CFL STANDINGS MIAMI-FLA...... 5...... Duke TOP 25 FOOTBALL BRIEFLY Florida St...... 21½...... NC STATE EAST DIVISION S Alabama...... 6½...... IDAHO ...... W L T Pts PF PA THURSDAY’S GAMES OHIO ST...... 14...... Cincinnati Hamilton...... 4 7 0 8 246 261 No. 11 UCLA at No. 15 Arizona State, 10 NHL PRESEASON Cox. ... Incoming commissioner Rob Manfred UAB...... 15...... Florida Int’l Toronto ...... 4 8 0 8 308 325 No. 24 Oklahoma State vs. Texas Tech, 7:30 and players’ association head Tony Clark MISSISSIPPI...... 18½...... Memphis Montreal ...... 4 8 0 8 230 306 SATURDAY’S GAMES Rangers lose in opener were selected to participate in a new MLB UT-S Antonio...... 4...... FLA ATLANTIC Ottawa ...... 1 10 0 2 173 293 No. 1 Florida State at N.C. State, 3:30 WEST DIVISION committee tasked with decreasing the times of UL-MONROE...... 9½...... Troy No. 5 Auburn vs. Louisiana Tech, 4 Adam Henrique broke a tie with 51.7 UTAH...... 10½...... Washington St ...... W L T Pts PF PA No. 6 Texas A&M vs. Arkansas at Arlington, games. The committee announced by outgoing Boise St...... 12½...... AIR FORCE Calgary ...... 10 2 0 20 347 232 seconds left, moments after New Jersey Texas, 3:30 commissioner Bud Selig will be chaired by LSU...... 44...... New Mexico St Saskatchewan ...... 9 3 0 18 296 265 No. 7 Baylor at Iowa State, 8 squandered its second two-goal lead of the NEBRASKA...... 18...... Illinois Edmonton...... 8 4 0 16 317 252 No. 8 Notre Dame vs. Syracuse at East Schuerholz. The group includes Red Sox B.C...... 7 5 0 14 268 236 night, and the Devils outlasted the Rangers SAN DIEGO ST...... 16½...... Unlv Rutherford, N.J., 8 Chairman Tim Werner and partner Michael Nevada...... 4...... SAN JOSE ST Winnipeg ...... 6 6 0 12 293 308 No. 9 Michigan State vs. Wyoming, noon 5-4 in the preseason opener for both teams at e-East Rutherford, NJ.; a-Arlington, TX. ——— No. 10 Mississippi vs. Memphis, 7:30 Gordon, Mets general manager Sandy Madison Square Garden. After Chris Kreider Home teams in capital letters FRIDAY’S GAMES No. 12 Georgia vs. Tennessee, noon Alderson and MLB Executive Vice President Montreal at Ottawa, 7 No. 13 South Carolina vs. Missouri, 7 and Jesper Fast scored 2:30 apart to get the Saskatchewan at Edmonton, 10 Joe Torre. The average time of a nine-inning No. 16 Stanford at Washignton, 4:15 Rangers even at 4 with 2:30 left, Henrique fired AUTO RACING SATURDAY’S GAMES No. 17 LSU vs. New Mexico State, 7:30 game has increased from 2 hours, 33 minutes Hamilton at Winnipeg, 6:30 No. 18 Southern Cal vs. Oregon State, 10:30 a shot past Cam Talbot. Michael Ryder scored B.C. at Calgary, 9:30 in 1981 to a record 3:03 this year. No. 19 Wisconsin vs. South Florida, noon twice for New Jersey. ... Jack Skille scored the NASCAR SPRINT CUP LEADERS No. 21 Nebraska vs. Illinois, 9 No. 22 Ohio State vs. Cincinnati, 6 winning goal with 1:27 to play as the Islanders COLLEGE FOOTBALL (Through Sunday) SOCCER No. 25 Kansas State vs. UTEP, noon Points beat the Ottawa Senators 3-2 in the opener of a preseason split-squad doubleheader at 1, Brad Keselowski, 2,097. 2, Joey Logano, 2,096. MLS STANDINGS Vandy RB suspended 3, Kevin Harvick, 2,090. 4, Jimmie Johnson, DONE DEALS St. John’s, Newfoundland. Sebastian Coll- 2,080. 5, Kyle Busch, 2,077. 6, Dale Earnhardt Jr., EASTERN CONFERENCE berg and Brock Nelson also scored for the Vanderbilt suspended running back Brian 2,077. 7, Jeff Gordon, 2,070. 8, Matt Kenseth, BASEBALL 2,057. 9, Carl Edwards, 2,057. 10, AJ ...... W L T Pts GF GA Kimbrow indefinitely for what Commodores D.C...... 14 9 6 48 45 34 Major League Baseball Islanders. Cal Clutterbuck scored the shootout Allmendinger, 2,056. 11, Kasey Kahne, 2,055. 12, MLB — Suspended Pittsburgh 3B Johan De Jesus coach Derek Mason described as “conduct Ryan Newman, 2,055. 13, Denny Hamlin, 2,049. Sporting KC ...... 13 10 6 45 43 34 winner as the Islanders completed the sweep New England ...... 13 13 3 42 41 40 (DSL Pirates) 72 games following a positive test for a detrimental to the team.” Kimbrow rushed for a 14, Greg Biffle, 2,049. 15, Kurt Busch, 2,047. 16, metabolite of Nandrolone, a performance- of Ottawa with a 3-2 victory in the nightcap. Aric Almirola, 2,045. 17, Kyle Larson, 821. 18, New York ...... 10 8 11 41 48 42 Columbus ...... 10 9 10 40 41 36 enhancing substance, in violation of the Minor combined 754 yards over his first two seasons Jamie McMurray, 782. 19, Clint Bowyer, 781. 20, League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. Austin Dillon, 759. Philadelphia ...... 9 9 11 38 45 43 NBA at Vanderbilt, but he hasn’t contributed nearly Toronto FC ...... 10 11 7 37 39 43 American League Money NEW YORK YANKEES — Designated LHP Josh as much this season. His only carry of the year 1, Brad Keselowski, $6,204,698. 2, Jeff Gordon, Houston ...... 9 13 6 33 33 50 Chicago ...... 5 7 16 31 37 43 Outman for assignment. Claimed OF Eury Perez off Mavericks sign Lamb resulted in a fumble in a 37-7 season-opening $5,788,727. 3, Jimmie Johnson, $5,507,667. 4, waivers from Washington. Joey Logano, $5,430,852. 5, Kevin Harvick, Montreal ...... 6 17 6 24 34 52 loss to Temple. ... Former USC cornerback WESTERN CONFERENCE National League The Mavericks signed free agent guard $5,249,408. 6, Matt Kenseth, $5,209,951. 7, Dale ATLANTA BRAVES — Fired general manager Frank Brian Baucham is suing the school and former Earnhardt Jr., $5,199,004. 8, Jamie McMurray, ...... W L T Pts GF GA Doron Lamb. The 6-foot-4 Lamb played 53 Seattle ...... 17 8 3 54 52 41 Wren. Named John Hart interim general manager. coach Lane Kiffin, alleging he was forced to $5,192,066. 9, Kyle Busch, $4,996,829. 10, Denny BASKETBALL games for Orlando last season. ... The Bulls re- Hamlin, $4,666,013. 11, Greg Biffle, $4,416,134. Los Angeles ...... 15 5 9 54 59 31 Real Salt Lake ....13 6 10 49 49 36 National Basketball Association play in a game while ill. Baucham claims he 12, Austin Dillon, $4,339,433. 13, Clint Bowyer, CHICAGO BULLS — Re-signed C Nazr Mohammed. signed veteran center Nazr Mohammed. A 16- $4,236,764. 14, Kyle Larson, $4,206,105. 15, FC Dallas ...... 13 10 6 45 49 39 suffered cardiopulmonary damage and brain Portland ...... 9 8 12 39 52 48 DALLAS MAVERICKS — Signed G Doron Lamb. year veteran, Mohammed spent the past two Brian Vickers, $4,147,148. 16, Aric Almirola, SACRAMENTO KINGS — Signed G Ramon Sessions. injury when he played against California on $4,142,538. 17, Paul Menard, $4,119,227. 18, Carl Vancouver ...... 8 8 13 37 36 39 seasons with Chicago. He averaged and aver- Colorado ...... 8 14 7 31 40 53 FOOTBALL Sept. 22, 2012, two months after sustaining a Edwards, $4,071,677. 19, Ricky Stenhouse Jr., National Football League aged 1.6 points and 2.2 rebounds last season. ... $3,985,955. 20, Marcos Ambrose, $3,812,475. San Jose...... 6 12 10 28 33 41 concussion. Baucham’s lawsuit claims he was Chivas USA ...... 6 17 6 24 23 54 NFL — Named Dawn Hudson chief marketing officer. Guard Wayne Ellington signed with the Lakers. DALLAS COWBOYS — Waived LB Keith Smith. ill before the game, but was forced to play by NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Ellington is a five-year NBA veteran who has ——— NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed G Eric Herman to the Kiffin. GOLF WEDNESDAY’S GAME practice squad. Terminated the practice squad played for Minnesota, Memphis, Cleveland Seattle FC at FC Dallas, 9 contract of OL Mark Asper. and Dallas. ... The Kings signed guard Ramon FRIDAY’S GAME HOCKEY GOLF WORLD RANKINGS New England at Sporting Kansas City, 8 National Hockey League Sessions. Sessions averaged 12.3 points, 2.4 SATURDAY’S GAMES DETROIT RED WINGS — Sent F Tyler Bertuzzi to rebounds and 4.1 assists last season with Char- (Through Sunday) Portland at Toronto FC, 1 Guelph (OHL), F Zach Nastasiuk to Owen Sound McIroy-McDowell split? 1. Rory McIlroy ...... NIR ...... 11.75 Philadelphia at D.C. United, 3 (OHL), F Dominic Turgeon to Portland (WHL), D Marc lotte and Milwaukee. 2. Adam Scott ...... AUS ...... 9.14 Chivas USA at Seattle FC, 4 McNulty to Prince Albert (WHL) and D Mitchell A potential split of the Rory McIlroy- 3. Sergio Garcia ...... ESP ...... 7.86 Real Salt Lake at Vancouver, 7 Wheaton to Kelowna (WHL). Released F Blake BASEBALL Graeme McDowell partnership in the Ryder 4. Jim Furyk ...... USA ...... 7.68 Montreal at Columbus, 7:30 Clarke, Hayden Hodgson, Darby Llewellyn, Brandon 5. Henrik Stenson ...... SWE ...... 7.58 San Jose at Colorado, 9 Robinson and Jerome VerrierD Ty Stanton and G Cup is more about their record than their 6. Justin Rose ...... ENG ...... 7.34 SUNDAY’S GAMES Lucas Peressini. Braves fire GM Wren lawsuit. Both players made it clear that a 7. Bubba Watson ...... USA ...... 7.16 Chicago at Houston, 3 MONTREAL CANADIENS — Named Vincent 8. Jason Day ...... AUS ...... 6.77 lawsuit involving an Irish-based management New York at Los Angeles, 8:30 Riendeau assistant general manager for Hamilton The Braves fired general manager Frank 9. Matt Kuchar ...... USA ...... 6.50 (AHL). firm is not an issue at Gleneagles. European 10. Rickie Fowler ...... USA ...... 5.88 Wren, one day after the team was eliminated COLLEGE captain Paul McGinley is more concerned 11. Phil Mickelson ...... USA ...... 5.80 BASKETBALL MOUNT ST. MARY’S — Named Ryan Browning from the NL playoff race. Former major league 12. Martin Kaymer ...... GER ...... 5.22 men’s assistant lacrosse coach. about their record. McGinley said the Northern 13. Jordan Spieth ...... USA ...... 5.13 executive and MLB Network analyst John Hart RHODE ISLAND — Named Justin Lang men’s Irish duo has won only two out of the six 14. Billy Horschel ...... USA ...... 5.08 NBA PRESEASON assistant basketball coach. was appointed interim general manager. The 15. Tiger Woods ...... USA ...... 4.85 matches they have played. The Americans TENNESSEE — Dismissed RB Treyvon Paulk from Braves have formed a three-person team to 16. Zach Johnson ...... USA ...... 4.80 SATURDAY, OCT. 4 the team for a personal conduct issue. arrived Monday morning, with Rickie Fowler 17. Dustin Johnson ...... USA ...... 4.74 New Orleans vs. Miami, at Louisville, Ky., 7:30 UC DAVIS — Named Brittany Gaston women’s conduct the search for Wren’s replacement. 18. Graeme McDowell ...... NIR ...... 4.62 SUNDAY, OCT. 5 sporting a haircut with USA on the side of his assistant softball coach. It will include team president John Schuer- 19. Jimmy Walker ...... USA ...... 4.34 Maccabi Electra Tel Aviv at Cleveland, 6 VANDERBILT — Suspended RB Brian Kimbrow head. 20. Hideki Matsuyama ...... JPN ...... 4.20 Sacramento vs. Toronto at Vancouver, B.C., 7 indefinitely for conduct detrimental to the team. holz, Hart and former Braves manager Bobby Tuesday, September 23, 2014 | Greenwich Time | B5 SPORTS Giants turn focus to ’Skins

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“It’s something where it’s part of the NFL, you have to be able to do that and get your body right,” Pugh said. The good news for the Giants is that they are playing the Redskins, a team they play twice a year. It’s not like facing the Texans, who they meet once every three years. McClain, who had a SCHOOLS & JOB TRAINING team-high 11 tackles moving from strongside linebacker TRAINING DIRECT to the middle for the injured Jon Beason, said both teams 203-295-4606 (Pregunte por Beatriz) face short weeks so there is 3885 MAIN STREET • BPT. no advantage. “It’s more of a mental- preparation style week,” Enroll Now! McClain said. “You really Graduate in 3-4 Weeks! can’t go into the physical because your body doesn’t Train To Become A recover until Tuesday or Wednesday.” Phlebotomy Coughlin said coming Technician out of the game relatively (Blood Drawing) healthy has other benefits. Bill Kostroun/Associated Press Prepare to work in hospitals, Players can concentrate on Giants cornerback Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie is doctor’s offices, and medical facilities & insurance agencies. the game plan. congratulated by Trumaine McBride after he intercepted a “That is the challenge pass against the Texans Sunday in East Rutherford, N.J. DAY • EVE• SAT CLASSES is to get them back to the PAYMENT PLANS AVAILABLE! point where that’s all be- sure whether Beason (foot- the idea being that when we All programs lead to National Certification hind them,” Coughlin said. ankle) will be able to play get him back, we are going TRAININGDIRECTUSA.COM “If you do happen to stay on Thursday. to have him,” Coughlin away from injuries of any First-round draft pick said. SITUATIONS WANTED kind, even some of the mus- Odell Beckham Jr. (ham- The Giants are playing cular kind that people play string) is making progress, their Thursday game on ATTENTION with but doesn’t make them but Coughlin is not sure the road for the third con- The advertisers in this a high percentage of health, when he will make his NFL secutive season. They beat classification are providing a you are better off.” debut. “We are trying to be Carolina in 2012 and lost in service. NOTES: Coughlin is not as patient as we can with Chicago last season. CNA looking to care for the elderly or Hospice patients. Over 25yrs. hosp. & long term facility exp. Re - markable ref. Sharon, 203-536-3429 COUPLE LOOKING for FT/PT Gen - FLORIDA STATE FOOTBALL COACH JIMBO FISHER: tleman can do house maint., driver, etc. Lady can cook, housekeeping, etc. Lives in Greenwich. Flex.5 yrs exp, Great ref. Viki 203-428-5504 Suspension ‘hit home’ EUROPEAN WOMAN - Seeking positon as housekeeper/babysitter. 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Call 203-667-2110, Jimbo Fisher, who said [email protected] he didn’t believe the LOST AND FOUND quarterback’s leadership BLACK CAT - "Mariano", short role with the top-ranked haired, lost on Wednesday in Seminoles has suffered Westover Area - Stamford, call 203- because of the notoriety 323-7293 FOUND: that has followed Winston Young Male, Brown/white pitbull in in recent months. the area of Babcock Preserve Contact Greenwich Animal Winston stood by on Control 203-622-8299 the Seminole sidelines Saturday night as fellow redshirt sophomore Sean Maguire threw for 305 yards and one touchdown to help Florida State (3-0, 1-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) eke out a 23- 17 overtime win over a mistake-riddled Clemson team that had outplayed Mark Walheiser/Associated Press the Seminoles for much of Florida State coach Jimbo Fisher talks to suspended the game. The Seminoles Heisman-winning QB Jameis Winston, who dressed seek their 20th straight in full pads for pre-game warmups, sending him back win Saturday at unbeaten to the locker room to change before Saturday’s game North Carolina State (4-0). against Clemson. Fisher said he hopes that last week’s one-game grocery store in April. pants.” suspension is a wakeup Before the football season, “That was a miscom- call for Winston, who has he said he had matured, munication,” Fisher said. bounced from one incident learned what it takes to be “When we saw it, it was to another during his time a leader and understood corrected. He was great taxes due as required by sec. 12-42 of the Connecticut General Statutes in Tallahassee. that he needed to be more about it. That was our GENERAL HELP WANTED GENERAL HELP WANTED “I think it really hit careful in his personal life. fault.” home, no doubt,” Fisher Winston was not avail- Fisher praised Maguire AUTO REPAIR / GAS STATION FULL TIME AND PART TIME HELP is looking for a WANTED! IMMEDIATE OPENINGS! said at his weekly Monday able for comment on Mon- for his play and how he MECHANIC with experience We’re looking for qualified candi- meeting with media cover- day; he usually talks to the responded to a turbulent and a GAS ATTENDANT dates to help grow our print and Call Frank, 203-622-2985 digital business through sales and ing the program. media on Wednesdays. week. marketing at special events and Winston has been in- Fisher said overall, his Maguire was initially retail locations. CONSTRUCTION volved in a series of off- 6-foot-4, 230-pound quar- named the starter for the SITE MANAGERS •Includes weekends field incidents in recent terback is loved by team- first half at midweek and High End Res. Construction Co. in •Flexible Schedule Fairfield, CT seeking Site Mgr-15 •Sales Experience helpful but not months, including last mates. then late Friday learned yrs. Expr, Custom High End homes. necessary week’s suspension for “They also see how he’d be playing the whole Comp benefits. Fax to (203) •Excellent earning potential 967.9912 or [email protected]. •Full training provided making “offensive and hard he works, how he game. His parents and a •Seasonal and year-round vulgar” comments about prepares, how diligent he sister, who live in New opportunities DOG WALKER- Exp working w/ •Special event sales like state fairs, female anatomy on cam- is with them. It has not af- Jersey, arranged at the last animals. Must have reliable car & home shows, and expos pus. University officials fected that part.” minute to travel to Talla- avail some Eves & wkends. Darien / Rowayton. 203-644-2508 Be your own boss and determine hope the suspension gets And, Fisher noted that hassee on Saturday, arriv- your own success. the 20-year-old’s atten- his players also gained the ing shortly before kickoff. To learn more, please contact: ELECTRICIAN, E-2 - Full Time Jeff at 919-909-1812 or tion. confidence in Winston’s “You never know until Permanent opportunity with large 203-612-5535 Stamford based Co. Must be “When he does spon- absence. The coach said he gets in there,” con- committed, self-motivated, self- taneous things he has to they now know they can ceded Fisher, who noted disciplined, 5 plus yrs’ experience. HOUSEKEEPERS & NANNIES make better judgments,’ win without him if neces- that Maguire was largely Bnft’s Inc. Medical/Dental/ 401k. LIVE-IN OR OUT Throughout CT: Call 203-327-6907. Or email resume Must be professional, 2+ yrs exp, Fisher said Monday. sary. thrown to the wolves with to: [email protected] driver’s license, 2 references. “Jameis is not a bad in- “Hey, we can do this if a baptismal against a tal- $700-1000/week. Apply at www.lifeworx.com dividual. He makes poor Jameis wasn’t here,” Fish- ented defensive team like ELECTRICAL HELPER - Norwalk, CT Helper will need to have at least 2+ decisions. He’s got to stop er said. “We are a team. I Clemson. yrs experience in the electrical field PHARMACY TECH - FT that.” think the rest of the coun- “He was a guy you felt doing residential & light commercial for local pharamcy in Greenwich. service. Must be reliable, have a $12/hr. Call Harris or Jeff While playing for the try saw that.” very comfortable about,” professional appearance, is neat & @ 203-869-3492 or Apply in person Florida State baseball Fisher also said the staff Fisher said. “Now I know, clean with a strong work ethic and a 277 Greenwich Avenue strong desire to assist and learn. team, he was suspended was to blame for Win- compared to not knowing. Must have own tools. for three games and com- ston showing up in full “That’s a heckuva way to Email: [email protected] RETAIL SALES - Estate Treasures of Greenwich seeks a team player w/ pleted 20 hours of commu- uniform Saturday before get your first initiation a dynamic personality, who excels nity service after acknowl- returning to the locker into college football. He FRONT DESK/ DENTAL ASST. at selling home furnishings. Must be able to multi-task. Exp. 3 Full day position. Email resume: edging he stole $32 worth room and removing his did an outstanding job with Insurance preferred. 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Darien Playhouse (203-655-7655) Above, So Below (R) 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. Boyhood Deed (PG-13) 1:10, 3:20, 5:30, 7:40, 10. The 10:20. The Giver (PG-13) 2:05, 7:45. Guard- MOVIE TIMETABLE Dolphin Tale 2 (PG) 7. This Is Where I (R) 7:30. Magic in the Moonlight (PG-13) November Man (R) 4:10, 9:30. Teenage ians of the Galaxy (PG-13) 11:20 AM, 2:25, Leave You (R) 7. 7:30. A Most Wanted Man (R) 7:30. My Old Mutant Ninja Turtles (PG-13) 1:20, 6:15. 6:55, 10:05. If I Stay (PG-13) 11:25 AM, 2:10, Movie schedules are based on information FAIRFIELD Lady (PG-13) 7:30. This Is Where I Leave You (R) 1, 3:30, 6, 4:55, 7:30, 10:30. Let’s Be Cops (R) 11:05 provided by the theater owners. Because NEW MILFORD 8:30. Tusk (R) 2, 4:35, 7:10, 9:40. A Walk AM, 1:45, 4:30, 7:20, 10. Lucy (R) 11:45 AM, theaters reserve the right to change sched- Fairfield Cinemas at Bullard Square Among the Tombstones (R) 1, 4, 7, 9:45. 2:40, 7:10, 9:35. The Maze Runner (PG-13) ules, we list their phone numbers for your (800-315-4000) Boyhood (R) 3:30. Chef Bank Street Theater (860-354-2122) RIDGEFIELD 11 AM, 12, 12:30, 2, 2:45, 3:15, 4:45, 6:30, 7, convenience. (R) 4:25, 7:15. David Bowie Is (NR) 7:30. Dolphin Tale 2 (PG) 4, 6:50. Guardians of 7:35, 9:25, 9:55, 10:25. No Good Deed (PG- The Drop (R) 4:20, 7:10. The Hundred-Foot the Galaxy (PG-13) 4:25. If I Stay (PG-13) BANTAM Ridgefield Playhouse (203-438-5795) 13) 11:10 AM, 1:55, 4:40, 7:25, 10:15. Teenage Journey (PG) 3:45, 6:30. If I Stay (PG-13) 7:20. This Is Where I Leave You (R) 4:30, Guardians of the Galaxy (PG-13) 4, 7. Mutant Ninja Turtles (PG-13) 11:55 AM, Bantam Cinema (860-567-0006) Call 4:30, 6:55. Love Is Strange (R) 5:20, 7:35. A 7:10. SEYMOUR 2:55, 6:50, 9:40. This Is Where I Leave You theater for schedule. Most Wanted Man (R) 3:55, 6:45. My Old NEWTOWN (R) 11:30 AM, 2:30, 5:10, 7:45, 10:35. A Walk Lady (PG-13) 3:50, 6:50. This Is Where I BEDFORD, N.Y. Entertainment Cinemas - Seymour Among the Tombstones (R) 11:15 AM, 2:15, Leave You (R) 4:15, 7. Edmond Town Hall (203-426-2475) Call Cinema 12 (203-734-2000) As Above, So Bow Tie Bedford Playhouse (914-234- theater for schedule. 5:05, 7:55, 10:45. GREENWICH Below (R) 4:30, 9:40. Dolphin Tale 2 (PG) 7300) The Hundred-Foot Journey (PG) NORWALK 12:30, 3:30, 6:30, 8:55. The Drop (R) 1:30, TRUMBULL 4:30, 7:15. This Is Where I Leave You (R) 4, Bow Tie Criterion Cinemas at Greenwich 4:10, 7:20, 9:40. The Giver (PG-13) 12:50, 6:15, 8:30. Plaza (203-869-4030) The Disappear- Bow Tie Regent 8 (203-899-7979) The Bow Tie Marquis 16 & BTX (203-365- Drop (R) 2:30, 4:40, 6:50, 9:15. The Giver 3:40, 7:05, 9:25. Guardians of the Galaxy 6500) As Above, So Below (R) 7:50, 10:15. BETHEL ance of Eleanor Rigby: Them (R) 1:45, (PG-13) 1:20, 4:15, 7, 9:35. The Hundred- 4:15, 6:45. The Hundred-Foot Journey (PG-13) 2:15, 4:30, 6:40, 8:50. If I Stay (PG- Dolphin Tale 2 (PG) 12, 1:50, 2:40, 4:30, 5:10, Foot Journey (PG) 1:05, 6:50. If I Stay (PG- Bethel Cinema (203-778-2100) The Disap- (PG) 4:45. Magic in the Moonlight (PG-13) 13) 1:30, 3:50, 6:30, 9:10. Lucy (R) 4, 9. The 7:10, 10. The Drop (R) 12:40, 3:15, 7:45, 10:15. pearance of Eleanor Rigby: Her (R) 4:20, 7. 2:15, 7:15. This Is Where I Leave You (R) 2, Maze Runner (PG-13) 1, 1:45, 3:30, 4:15, 6, 13) 1, 4, 7:10, 9:40. Let’s Be Cops (R) 4:20, The Giver (PG-13) 12:50, 7:15. Guardians of The Drop (R) 4:50, 7:15. Love Is Strange (R) 4:30, 7. 7, 8:30, 9:30. No Good Deed (PG-13) 2:45, 9:45. The Maze Runner (PG-13) 12:45, 3:20, the Galaxy (PG-13) 1:20, 4:15, 7, 9:50. The 5:20, 7:30. My Old Lady (PG-13) 4, 6:45. 4:50, 7:15, 9:45. Teenage Mutant Ninja 6:35, 9:05. 1:45, 4:20, 7:15, 9:45. No Good Hundred-Foot Journey (PG) 12:45, 3:50, MILFORD Deed (PG-13) 12:55, 3:50, 7:15, 9:25. This Is 6:40, 9:30. If I Stay (PG-13) 2:15, 4:40, 7:20, BREWSTER, N.Y. Turtles (PG-13) 1, 3:15, 5:30, 8. When the Rave Cinemas Connecticut Post 14 + Game Stands Tall (PG) 1:15, 6:15. Where I Leave You (R) 1:15, 4, 6:55, 9:20. 9:45. Let’s Be Cops (R) 3:30, 9:40. The Empire Cinemas (845-278-0058) Dolphin IMAX (203-783-1404) Dolphin Tale 2 (PG) A Walk Among the Tombstones (R) 1:25, Maze Runner (PG-13) 2:10, 4:50, 7:30, 10:10. Tale 2 (PG) 6:50. Guardians of the Galaxy Bow Tie Royale 6 (203-846-8797) 4:30, 7:20, 9:50. When the Game Stands 11:05 AM, 1:50, 4:35, 7:10, 9:55. The Drop Dolphin Tale 2 (PG) 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30. Guard- 2:10, 4:50, 7:30, 10:10. No Good Deed (PG- (PG-13) 6:30. The Maze Runner (PG-13) (R) 1:05, 3:55, 6:50, 9:35. Guardians of the Tall (PG) 1:20, 6:55. 13) 1, 2, 3:20, 4:10, 5:30, 6:30, 7:40, 8:50, 6:40. ians of the Galaxy (PG-13) 3:45, 6:40, 9:45. Galaxy (PG-13) 12:40, 6:40. Guardians of The Hundred-Foot Journey (PG) 3:30, STAMFORD 9:50. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (PG- BRIDGEPORT the Galaxy 3D (PG-13) 3:45, 9:45. If I Stay 13) 1:30, 4, 6:50, 9:20. This Is Where I Leave 6:30, 9:15. The November Man (R) 4, 9:20. Avon Theatre (203-967-3660) Clue (PG) (PG-13) 1, 6:45. Let’s Be Cops (R) 3:50, This Is Where I Leave You (R) 2:45, 5:15, You (R) 12:10, 1:40, 2:50, 6, 7, 9. Tusk (R) 1:10, Showcase Cinemas Bridgeport (800- 9:25. The Maze Runner IMAX (PG-13) 12:15, 8:30. Love Is Strange (R) 4:30, 6:30. The 3:40, 6:10, 8:40. A Walk Among the Tomb- 315-4000) Daawat-e-Ishq (NR) 4:10, 6:50. 6:45, 7:40, 10:10. A Walk Among the Tomb- Trip to Italy (NR) 5, 7:20. 3:15, 6:15, 9:15. The Maze Runner (PG-13) stones (R) 2:15, 5, 7:30, 10. stones (R) 12:20, 3, 4:20, 5:40, 8:20, 9:30. Dolphin Tale 2 (PG) 4:15, 7. Finding Fanny 11:15 AM, 1:15, 2:15, 4:15, 5:15, 7:15, 8:15, 10:15. (NR) 5, 7:20. Guardians of the Galaxy (PG- Bow Tie Landmark 9 (203-324-3100) The WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. No Good Deed (PG-13) 12, 1:10, 2:20, 3:25, Garden Cinemas Norwalk (203-838- Drop (R) 12, 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10. The Giver 13) 3:45, 6:30. Let’s Be Cops (R) 4:50, 7:40. 4504) Call theater for schedule. 4:40, 5:45, 7, 8:05, 9:20, 10:30. Teenage (PG-13) 11:30 AM, 2, 4:20, 6:50. If I Stay City Center 15: Cinema de Lux (914-747- Lucy (R) 7:10. The Maze Runner (PG-13) Mutant Ninja Turtles (PG-13) 11:30 AM, 6000) Aagadu (NR) 2, 5:15, 8:30. Boyhood 4:25, 7:05. 4:55, 7:35. No Good Deed (PG- Maritime Aquarium’s IMAX Theater (PG-13) 11:50 AM, 2:20, 4:50, 7:20, 9:40. 7:30. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 3D (203-852-0700) Born To Be Wild IMAX Let’s Be Cops (R) 9:20. The Maze Runner (R) 11:40 AM, 6:30. Chef (R) 4:55. David 13) 5:10, 7:30. The November Man (R) 4:20, (PG-13) 2:10, 4:50, 10:10. This Is Where I Bowie Is (NR) 7:30. Dolphin Tale 2 (PG) 6:55. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (PG- (G) 12. Great White Shark (NR) 2. Island of (PG-13) 11:10 AM, 12:10, 1:50, 2:50, 4:30, 5:30, Leave You (R) 11 AM, 1:45, 4:40, 7:20, 10. Lemurs: Madagascar: The IMAX Experi- 7:10, 8:20, 9:50. No Good Deed (PG-13) 1, 11:30 AM, 12, 2, 2:30, 4:30, 5, 7:05, 7:35, 9:40. 13) 4. Tusk (R) 4:40, 7:25. A Walk Among Tusk (R) 11:20 AM, 2:05, 4:55, 7:40, 10:20. ence (G) 11 AM, 4. Journey to the South 3:20, 5:40, 8, 10:20. Teenage Mutant Ninja The Drop (R) 12:05, 2:35, 5:05, 7:40, 10:15. the Tombstones (R) 4:35, 7:15. A Walk Among the Tombstones (R) 11:05 Pacific (G) 1, 3. Turtles (PG-13) 11:20 AM, 1:40, 4:10, 6:40, The Giver (PG-13) 10:10. Guardians of the DANBURY AM, 12:30, 2, 3:30, 4:50, 6:20, 7:45, 9:10, Galaxy (PG-13) 1:15, 4:05, 6:55, 9:45. The 10:30. PLEASANTVILLE, N.Y. 9:10. Tusk (R) 12:20, 2:40, 5:10, 7:40, 10:10. AMC Loews Danbury 16 (888-AMC-4FUN) When the Game Stands Tall (PG) 11 AM, Hundred-Foot Journey (PG) 11:40 AM, 2:15, Dolphin Tale 2 (PG) 1:30, 3, 4:10, 5:40, 6:45, NEW CANAAN Jacob Burns Film Center (914-747-5555) 1:30, 4, 7, 9:45. 10:15. Let’s Be Cops (R) 3:30, 9:55. The 8:15, 9:20. The Drop (R) 1:40, 4:10, 5:10, Before Snowfall (For snoen faller) (NR) Maze Runner IMAX (PG-13) 1:20, 4, 6:40, Bow Tie Playhouse (203-966-0600) The Bow Tie Majestic 6 (203-323-1690) 6:50, 8, 9:30. The Giver (PG-13) 4:40, 9:40. 7:30. Joan Rivers: A Piece of Work (R) 7:45. 9:20. The Maze Runner (PG-13) 11:30 AM, Hundred-Foot Journey (PG) 4, 7. This Is My Old Lady (PG-13) 3, 5:10, 7:40, 9:55. The Dolphin Tale 2 (PG) 1:30, 4:15, 7, 9:45. Guardians of the Galaxy (PG-13) 1:20, 7. Where I Leave You (R) 4:30, 7:15. 2:05, 4:40, 7:15, 9:50. No Good Deed (PG- Guardians of the Galaxy 3D (PG-13) 4:15, Skeleton Twins (R) 3:10, 5:30, 9:40. The Guardians of the Galaxy (PG-13) 2:15, 5, 13) 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 10. 7:20, 9:30. Teenage 9:50. The Hundred-Foot Journey (PG) 1, NEW HAVEN Trip to Italy (NR) 3:05, 5:20, 9:30. 7:45, 10:30. The Hundred-Foot Journey Mutant Ninja Turtles (PG-13) 11:50 AM, (PG) 1:45, 4:30, 7:15. The November Man 6:30. If I Stay (PG-13) 3:50, 9:20. Let’s Be Bow Tie Criterion Cinemas (203-498- PORT CHESTER, N.Y. 2:20, 4:45. This Is Where I Leave You (R) (R) 10. This Is Where I Leave You (R) 1, 2, Cops (R) 2:30, 5, 7:30, 10. The Maze Runner 2500) Boyhood (R) 1:10, 4:40, 8. The AMC Loews Port Chester 14 (800-326- 12:20, 2:50, 5:20, 7:50, 10:15. Tusk (R) 11:45 IMAX (PG-13) 1:30, 4:20, 7, 9:45. The Maze Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby: Them 4:45, 6:45, 7:30, 10:15. A Walk Among the AM, 2:10, 4:35, 7, 9:25. A Walk Among the 3264) Dolphin Tale 2 (PG) 12:45, 2, 3:40, Tombstones (R) 2:30, 4, 5:15, 8, 9:30, 10:45. Runner (PG-13) 12:30, 3:20, 6:10, 9. No (R) 1, 3:50, 6:45, 9:30. The Drop (R) 12:15, 4:40, 6:10, 7:15, 9:50. The Drop (R) 12:30, Tombstones (R) 11:35 AM, 2:15, 4:50, 7:30, Good Deed (PG-13) 12:50, 1:50, 3:10, 5:30, 2:40, 5:05, 7:40, 10. Frank (R) 12:15, 2:35, 1:50, 3, 4:25, 5:35, 7:05, 8:10, 9:35, 10:40. State Cinema (203-325-0250) The Maze 10:05. 1:45, 4:20, 6:55, 9:35. 6:40, 7:50, 10. The November Man (R) 2:20. 4:50, 7:45, 9:50. Love Is Strange (R) 12:10, The Giver (PG-13) 3:50. Guardians of the Runner (PG-13) 6:40. A Walk Among the WILTON Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (PG-13) 2:25, 4:55, 7:25, 9:50. The Maze Runner Galaxy (PG-13) 4:30, 10:15. Guardians Tombstones (R) 6:50. 2:10, 7:15. This Is Where I Leave You (R) 2, (PG-13) 12, 2:25, 4:50, 7:35, 10:05. My Old Bow Tie Wilton Cinema 4 (203-761-0767) of the Galaxy 3D (PG-13) 1:45, 7:25. The STRATFORD 4:50, 7:20, 9:50. Tusk (R) 1:20, 4, 6:30, 9. A Lady (PG-13) 12:25, 2:35, 5:05, 7:15, 9:35. Hundred-Foot Journey (PG) 1:15, 6:45. If Dolphin Tale 2 (PG) 4:30, 7. If I Stay (PG- Walk Among the Tombstones (R) 12:40, This Is Where I Leave You (R) 12, 2:35, 5, I Stay (PG-13) 12:40, 3:10, 8:45. Let’s Be Regal Stratford Stadium 14 (203-381- 13) 4:50, 7:20. The Maze Runner (PG-13) 1:40, 3:30, 4:30, 6:20, 7:10, 9:10, 9:55. When 7:25, 9:45. A Walk Among the Tombstones Cops (R) 8:40. The Maze Runner IMAX 9156) Chef (R) 11:10 AM, 4:50, 10:40. 4:10, 7:30. A Walk Among the Tombstones the Game Stands Tall (PG) 4, 8:50. (R) 12:05, 2:30, 4:50, 7:15, 9:50. (PG-13) 1:30, 4:15, 7, 9:45. The Maze Runner Dolphin Tale 2 (PG) 11:40 AM, 2:35, 6:45, (R) 4:20, 7:10. DARIEN Cine 4 - New Haven (203-776-5546) As (PG-13) 12:30, 3:15, 5:40, 6, 8:20, 9. No Good 9:45. The Drop (R) 11:35 AM, 2:20, 5, 7:40, Compiled by West World Media B8 | Greenwich Time | Tuesday, September 23, 2014 ADVICE/GAMES

ASK AMY Amy Dickinson SUDOKU Make every row, column and 3x3 box contain every digit Engaged couple let mom raise cash from 1 to 9. (The answer is at the bottom of the page.) Dear Amy: Our son recently bride-to-be about wedding known to be generous. investment. got engaged. He is 26 and plans. It did not go well. My wife was simply trying If the fiancee’s mother says after spending eight years The couple wants to have to make a point that the focus you are trying to manipulate in college, he did not get a an elaborate and expen- at this time needs to be on the through money, you can degree. He and his fiancee sive wedding at an upscale motivation and employment truthfully respond, “Damn (an only child) live with her winery. of these young adults, before straight, we are.” parents. My wife told the mother lavishing them with an over- Couples should finance Our son wants to be an we would not contribute the-top wedding. their own weddings. If they actor. After many conversa- money to indulge the couple Are we wrong in our want money from you, then tions he has let us know that in this type of venue or dis- thinking? How do we fix this they are going to have to be he is (in his words) “on track” cuss wedding plans until they strife? brave enough to personally with his profession and will became more motivated and Concerned Dad lay out their case, and not not pursue regular full-time gainfully employed. send mommy to do their ask- work. This infuriated the mother Dear Dad: First of all, you ing for them. This couple does noth- of the bride-to-be. She called should not be discussing this Your stance should be, ing all day but watch TV, my wife manipulative and wedding with the fiancee’s “We are not against this mar- play video games, post on said she was using this tactic parents, but with the couple riage, but if the couple want Facebook and participate in as leverage not to pay for half themselves. this fancy wedding, they local acting gigs (which do the wedding. Whenever someone asks should get jobs, save up, and not pay). We are very capable of you to pay for something, this contribute toward it. If they My wife had a conversa- paying our share of the wed- puts you in a position to make do, then we will reconsider tion with the mother of the ding expenses, and we are a choice about the proposed our position.”

ASK THE DOCTOR Keith Roach, M.D. Girl suffers from a metabolic disorder

Dear Dr. Roach: My UV-blocking hats, cloth- enzymes. The diagnosis is ance and sun-protective 5-year-old granddaughter ing and gloves, but would made by blood tests, and clothing, many authorities recently was diagnosed like to augment these with genetic testing is essential recommend oral beta caro- with erythropoietic proto- sunblock. We were told to for genetic counseling. tene. Vitamin D should be porphyria, a type of cutane- use zinc oxide or titanium Blistering is uncommon given to all patients. ous porphyria. For the past dioxide as a sunblock. No in EPP, but otherwise your To answer your ques- two summers she would speciﬁc SPF for UVA or granddaughter’s story is tion about sunscreen, I say that her hands and feet UVB were given. Some common for those with would recommend an SPF were vibrating and hot. This products list the percentage EPP. The pain caused by rating of 30 or higher, and spring, she went to Disney of the active ingredient. Is sunlight exposure is worse I completely agree with World with her brother and one better than the other? Is in EPP than in other condi- the advice about zinc oxide parents, and was scream- there a best product? tions, and often requires or titanium oxide. A good, ing in misery. As she is M.Y. changes in lifestyle and unbiased guide to safe sun- usually very nonchalant employment. This is par- screens is found at www. about scrapes and bruises, Answer: Erythropoietic ticularly true in the many ewg.org/2014sunscreen/. they knew this was serious. protoporphyria is the most children and adults who She developed very large, common form of porphyria have been suffering from purple blisters over the tops in children. Porphyrias are EPP but are undiagnosed. Readers may email questions and sides of her feet, and metabolic disorders of the There is a complication of to: ToYourGoodHealth@med her hands were swollen and synthesis of heme, a compo- liver disease in about 5 per- .cornell.edu or mail questions CELEBRITY CIPHER Louis Campos turned very brown. She is nent of hemoglobin and an cent of people with EPP. to P.O. Box 536475, Orlando, doing well now. They use important cofactor for many In addition to sun avoid- FL 32853-6475.

These cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. Each letter in the cipher stands for HOROSCOPE Holiday Mathis another.

TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (Sept. so many things you have that what you need. long. Some want your busi- 23): You’ll cobble together others don’t. Your grateful LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23): The ness; others, your love. The a new belief system out of spirit will help you see new unrest you experience will be subtle pitches are the ones all you’ve recently learned, ways to help and provide. short-lived and quickly worked most worth buying in to. and this will include believing CANCER (June 22-July 22): out. You are a peaceful per- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): anew in things you’ve lost faith Your ability to discern what’s son, and therefore you will You’d like to give your loved in. Capricorn and Cancer peo- important and stick with that find peace — long, extended one everything he or she de- ple adore you. Your lucky num- focus will set you apart from instances of it. sires, although it’s not always bers are: 5, 40, 22, 1 and 24. the crowd in a good way. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21): possible or practical to do so. ARIES (March 21-April 19): LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You’ve When familiarity breeds ir- PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Is it an irritation or a hilarious been wronged — there is no ritation, that’s normal. Take As a rule, the stupid little things moment? Distance will bring question about it. Holding on a little time away from that are not worth fighting over, perspective. Get away for a to anger only gives you tense person you know all too well. unless those things have to few hours. muscles, though. Let go of it Distance and time will lend a do with safety. In that case, be TAURUS (April 20-May 20): and laugh, and you’re back to more loving perspective. a stickler for the details that Today you’ll choose between the lighter side of life. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. could keep everyone healthy being loyal to a principle and VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 21): Today is like a game of and happy. being loyal to a person. When Persistence and determina- “pin the tail on the donkey.” you choose the person, you tion will win every time over The spinning has you dizzy, will be putting love and com- talent, smarts, family endow- the blindfold keeps you in the NEWSDAY CROSSWORD Stanley Newman passion above all. ments and more. So don’t dark, but you’re determined to GEMINI (May 21-June 21): worry about what the others feel your way to the target. BUDGET-BUSTING Don’t worry about what you have. If you have persistence CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. may lack, because there are and determination, you have 19): You’ll be pitched at all day

DAILY BRIDGE CLUB Frank Stewart “Behind every success- mond tricks. ful man,” Wendy, my club’s So Cy should duck the feminist, told me, “is a ﬁrst diamond. East can lead woman — rolling her eyes.” another diamond, but since “I take it Cy the Cynic let the defenders’ communica- you down again,” I sighed. tion is broken, they get only “We were partners in a three tricks in all. penny game,” Wendy said. DAILY QUESTION “As North, I thought my You hold: S Q 10 8 6 3 H K hand was worth a raise to Q D A 9 7 3 C A K. You open four spades.” one spade, your partner “I agree.” responds 1NT, you bid two “West led a heart,” diamonds and he returns Wendy went on, “and East to two spades. What do you won and shifted to the king say? of diamonds. The Cynic ANSWER: This 18-point took dummy’s ace and led hand is not as strong as its a trump. East won and led point count suggests. Most his last diamond, and West should make his game. of the honors are stuck won and gave East a dia- When dummy had no in suits that have no long mond ruff for down one. All source of winners, East cards for them to establish. I could do was roll my eyes, wouldn’t lead the king of Still, you can try for game. not that Cy will ever be suc- diamonds from K-Q-x. He Bid 2NT. If you had K Q 10 cessful at anything.” would exit safely at Trick 8 6, K 2, A K 7 3, K 2, your East did well to lead the Two and wait for two dia- game prospects would be king of diamonds, but Cy stronger.

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HEARST CONNECTICUT MEDIA | 9 21 2014 | PAGE 1 THERE HE GOES AGAIN

CT PAGE 2 Politics ELECTION 2014 Week In Review

Malloys release tax returns What about Foley? PAGE 6 CT TOP 10 BIZ BUSINESS Good, INSIDER Ranks state bad economies or 1 North Dakota 2 Texas ugly? 3 New York 4 Alaska 1914 New Haven to NYC 104 minutes 5 Washington 6 Massachusetts New Haven to NYC 2014 123 minutes 7 Connecticut 8 Delaware 9 Vermont Time tripping 10 Wyoming PAGE 4 PAGE 8 HEARST CONNECTICUT MEDIA | 9 21 2014 | PAGE 2 GUILTY AGAIN Former governor convicted of 7 federal charges

By Michael P. Mayko

NEW HAVEN — Ex-governor and ex-convict John Rowland stood emotion- less, stoically clinging to his wife’s hand as the verdict was read aloud Friday at 2:40 p.m. Each time the jury foreman pro- nounced the word “guilty” as charged — seven times in all — uncontrollable sobs followed from his wife, Patty, and other family members in U.S. District Court. When the last “guilty” rang out and another sob was stifled, Rowland faced a second term in federal prison. The 12-member jury deliberated for just seven hours before convicting the 57-year-old one-time Republican wun- derkind on the seven charges stemming from violations of federal election laws during the 2010 and 2012 Republican 5th Congressional District nomination campaigns. “The guy just doesn’t learn,” said Joseph Merly, a local civil rights and Christian Abraham/Staff photographer criminal defense lawyer who watched Former Gov. John G. Rowland leaves U.S. District Court in New Haven on Friday after he was found guilty on all seven parts of the 13-day trial. “But then again, federal charges of violating campaign laws. he’s the product of Waterbury politics. Now he’s the poster boy for Waterbury political corruption.” corruption cases. feel sorry for him,” Merly said. Shelton and one in Kent, decided to go Which was quite the opposite in Row- It was Arterton who sent former First Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael for it. land’s family. Bridgeport Mayor Joseph P. Ganim to Gustafson praised inspectors for the He participated in a plan that paid In 1939 his grandfather, Sherwood federal prison for nine years in 2003. U.S. Postal Service and Assistant U.S. Rowland through the Branford law firm Rowland, working as Waterbury’s And just last year, Arterton sent Attorneys Liam Brennan and Mattei for of Christian B. Shelton to consult on comptroller, uncovered proof that Chris Donovan’s campaign manager their work in this case. health care issues. Shelton is the gen- exposed corruption in then-Mayor T. Joshua Nassi and campaign finance “Clearly, this is a sad day,” said Gus- eral counsel and compliance officer for Frank Hayes’ administration. director Robert Braddock to prison for tafson, flanked by Mattei and Bren- Apple Rehab. And Rowland banked on that name multi-year terms. They were convicted nan during a news conference on the In return, Shelton’s firm would be re- recognition to be elected to the state of falsifying contributions and FEC courthouse steps. “I heard it suggested imbursed by Ridgeview Realty, another Legislature at just 23 years old in 1981, documents during Donovan’s failed cynically during the course of the trial ... Foley firm that owns the land on which to represent the 5th Congressional Dis- Democratic bid for the 5th Congressio- that this was simply politics as usual ... the nursing homes stand. trict in Washington four years later and nal District seat. It was far from that.” Shelton advised Foley in an Oct. 27, to become the state’s 86th governor in It was Donovan’s Gustafson said 2011, email that “since the contract is 1994. campaign that Row- candidates need to be with my firm, I am not concerned it will He served as chairman of the national land was hoping to SEVEN transparent on election ever be discovered.” Republican Governors Association, scuttle while working CHARGES documents to allow And since the campaign was not pay- was a friend of former President George as a paid but off-the- voters to make an ining Rowland directly, the convicted ex- H.W. Bush and had been mentioned as books consultant for AGAINST formed choice. governor’s involvement would not have a possible vice presidential candidate or Lisa Wilson-Foley, a “In this case, the de- to be disclosed in Federal Election Com- cabinet member. GOP hopeful. ROWLAND fendant and others did mission campaign reports. But in 2004, Rowland resigned as Neither Donovan’s not want that to hap- Tiffany Romaro Grossman, who governor and pleaded guilty in this nor Wilson-Foley’s Two counts pen,” he said. briefly served as Wilson-Foley’s cam- same federal courthouse to accepting campaigns survived Falsifying records in a He also said the paign manager in 2011, advised the can- more than $100,000 in chartered trips the ensuing scandals. verdict sends a simple di federal investigation date against hiring Rowland. to Las Vegas, vacations in Vermont and While Arterton set message to candidates “The TV ad writes itself,” she said, Florida, and improvements — including Rowland’s sentencing Each carries a maximum and their campaign referring to a possible attack ad that an infamously decadent hot tub — at his for Dec. 12, Assistant 20 YEARS IN PRISON workers: “If you have opponents might create with photos lakeside cottage. U.S. Attorney Chris- to ask yourself if you of Wilson-Foley and Rowland and the The following year, he was sentenced topher Mattei told the Two counts are doing the right words “corruption” and “crime.” to 366 days in federal prison. judge he would not thing, then you prob- Causing the submission of Foley and his wife both pleaded guilty Now Rowland faces a maximum term object to postponing ably got your answer.” to conspiring to make false campaign of 20 years on two counts involving it until after the New false statements to The prosecution contributions, a misdemeanor that car- falsifying records in a federal investiga- Year. the Federal Elections called several wit- ries a maximum one-year sentence. tion. “That was a gra- Commission ness, including Mark Shelton was not charged with a crime. The two charges of submitting a false cious gesture on the Each carries a maximum Greenberg, a peren- During the trial, however, Foley statement to the Federal Elections Com- government’s part,” 5 YEARS IN PRISON nial Republican 5th testified that he secretly gave his wife mission and a single charge of conspir- said Reid Weingar- Congressional District $500,000 for her campaign. This came ing to commit an offense against the ten, the Washington candidate, and mem- on top of the illegal payments to Row- U.S. each carry a maximum five-year lawyer who headed Two counts bers of his 2010 cam- land and the legal $7,500 maximum he sentence. The final two charges of caus- Rowland’s six-member Causing the submission of paign, who testified was recorded giving on FEC documents. ing the submission of illegal campaign defense team. illegal campaign that in 2009 Rowland He also admitted to reimbursing friends contributions each come with a one-year Weingarten none- contributions approached them with and family members for donations to sentence. theless immediately Each carries a maximum an offer to work on the Wilson-Foley’s campaign. “He’s looking at at least five years,” attacked the verdict by campaign, but be paid Investigators got their first whiff that Merly said. saying he would file 1 YEAR IN PRISON $725,000. The money Rowland might be running afoul of the Bruce Koffsky, a Stamford criminal a motion within “the was to be paid off the law again while they were probing il- defense lawyer, also believes the sen- next few weeks” with One count campaign books and legal payments made by tobacco shop tence will fall in that range. Arterton to set it aside. Conspiring to commit an through Greenberg’s owners in Waterbury, along with sev- “I don’t see him doing more than five Should that fail, he off ense against the United real estate company, or eral of Donovan’s associates, as part of years,” Koffsky said. “If you look at the said he would further animal rescue founda- States and to defraud the a scheme to kill a proposed tax on roll- fraud guidelines, they are predicated challenge it in the U.S. tion. your-own cigarettes, multiple sources on the amount of money someone has 2nd Circuit Court of United States Greenberg turned told Hearst Connecticut Media. taken.” Appeals in New York Carries a maximum him down. Sources told Hearst that Rowland In this case, Rowland earned $35,000. City after Rowland is 5 YEARS IN PRISON And it was that con- balked at a plea deal offering him 18 But Koffsky said Rowland will get a sentenced. sulting agreement that months in prison. This set the stage for bump upward in prison time for being “Our position has formed the govern- an all-out-assault by prosecutors. a repeat offender, 10 years after his last always been that the prosecution made a ment’s basis for the first charge of falsi- In his final statement to the jury conviction. very large mountain out of a very small fying records in a federal election. Thursday afternoon, Mattei told them “I don’t see it as this grand criminal mole hill in this case,” he said. the case “is about hiding from the public scheme,” he said. “It’s more like his Looking grim, but offering no com- Behind the schemes what the public has a right to know so grabbing an opportunity to keep his big ment, Rowland led his wife and family Two years later, Rowland ap- they can make an informed choice in toe in the murky waters of the state’s into a black Subaru Legacy parked in proached Wilson-Foley with the same their most important decision — voting. scummy political pond.” front of the courthouse. offer. While staffers told the candidate This isn’t about politics its about a crime As Rowland was entering the car, to ignore it, her husband chose to hire “against the people. And now is the time Rowland awaits reckoning Merly asked the former governor if he Rowland. to tell Mr. Rowland what you did here is This time, Rowland is being sen- had “learned anything.” But Brian Foley, the multimillionaire a crime.” tenced by U.S. District Judge Janet Bond There was no response. owner of Apple Rehab, a conglomerate Just before 3 p.m. Friday, that is just Arterton, who is no stranger to political “If he weren’t so arrogant, I’d actually of 26 nursing homes, including two in what the jury did. HEARST CONNECTICUT MEDIA | 9 21 2014 | PAGE 3

CT Politics: Notebook 9/17 On the 2014 campaign trail with Hearst Connecticut Media

Politics means already endorsed Malloy. having to say Morning in you’re sorry Connecticut? The 43,000-member Joe Visconti, right, the Connecticut Education Hartford contractor and Association, the state’s gun rights activist who is largest teacher’s union, running a distant third in the heard Saturday from campaign for governor, pays Gov. Dannel Malloy, his homage to his Tea Party Republican challenger Tom compatriots and a certain Foley and Joe Visconti, an U.S. President in his latest independent candidate in ad. Like Ronald Reagan, a closed-door forum that Visconti is a trained actor drew about 400 members. who looks pretty rugged Judging by live tweets on a horse. And, yes, he during the session, all three has a permit to carry the candidates stuck to their fi rearm he’s sporting in the messages. Malloy, who commercial’s sepia-toned angered teachers during fi nal shot. a 2012 speech by saying teachers get tenure for just Is Nappier + Visconti’s campaign video, “Last of the Patriots,” pictured above, is no showing up, apologized ducking debates? “As State Treasurer and a longer available on YouTube as of Sept. 19, due to a copyright claim by Cheryl and said he believed in Trumbull First Selectman sole fi duciary for billions of Lemos. Try this campaign video instead: collective bargaining, due Tim Herbst is trying to dollars of assets, Ms. Nappier https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U5C5YJ05Up0#t=13 process and the right to gain traction in unseating has an obligation to answer organize. Foley referred incumbent Democratic for her 16 years in offi ce,” to education as a “quality State Treasurer Denise Herbst said. “If Ms. Nappier THE UNINSURED product” and described a Nappier. Herbst, a believes she has done a good plan for state education Republican, has called for job the last 16 years then funding that would pay one fi ve debates: one in each why won’t she respond to amount for high-achieving congressional district. my requests for a debate? students and another for Nappier, who has been The fact of the matter is expensive-to-educate treasurer since 1999, has we have the second most students. Visconti told not responded, apparently underfunded pension system teachers he realizes he deciding to ignore Herbst of any state in the nation, probably won’t get their and trust that the voters while at the same time we support but hopes they won’t take notice one of the have the highest levels of heard some new ideas. least-sexy top-of-the-ticket debt per person of any state CONNECTICUT RESIDENTS UNITED STATES RESIDENTS The CEA will announce it’s races. A call for comment in the nation. Every child endorsement on Sept. 29. to Nappier’s offi ce was not born in Connecticut today is All Over 65 Under 18 All Over 65 Under 18 The AFT-CT, the state’s returned Tuesday. born into $27,000 of debt.” 9.4% other teacher’s union, has 0.9% 4.3% 14.5% 1% 7.1% 333K 5K 34K 45.2M 13M 5.2M Source: U.S. Census American Community 2013 survey

RACE for GOVERNOR 2014

CT Politics: Notebook On the 2014 campaign trail with Hearst Connecticut Media Dueling attack ads I remember,” Visconti said. it,” Foley said of the proposal. The Republican PAC “Their voices are irrelevant to “Is there anything unclear Grow Connecticut once the campaign. I have a larger about that? Why shouldn’t I? again assembled a group of campaign of volunteers than You have to balance the rights concerned local residents in an the existing Tea Party. We of people who feel that they anti-Malloy attack ad. Alexza don’t need them and their are at risk with other rights. I and Benjamin from Stamford votes. They are irrelevant in don’t think a two-week period who worried about saving the equation. Every day we’re is unreasonable.” for college in an earlier Grow gathering more people out of Connecticut commercial now the 2 million voters who like Both sides of aisle fret about the economy. “The what I stand for.” CT Voters for Gun Safety, an overspending concerns me for independent Political Action our childrens’ future,” Alexza Wyman and Foley Committee, announced its + “State of the State” Grow CT’s Foley campaign ad features says. agree support for various candidates this November. It’s not dissatified citizens. Not to be outdone, Lt. Gov Nancy Wyman, Connecticut Forward, the surprising that Gov. Malloy https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NckfLcP4tnc state Sen. Beth Bye and Democratic PAC released a state Rep. Mae Flexer held a was endorsed. But in addition new ad that reprises the theme conference call with reporters to dozens of Democrats, the of Foley’s missteps at a failing last week, attempting to put group also endorsed several paper mill in Sprague, CT. some pressure on Republican Republicans: Rep. Themis Tom Foley. Previously Wyman Klarides, R-Derby, who may Tea party group to and Gov. Dannel P. Malloy become the next House announced a proposal to minority leader; Sen. Toni Visconti: Withdraw Boucher, R-Wilton, Rep. John Sensing that he would automatically strip fi rearms from people (mostly men, let’s Frey, R-Ridgefi eld, Rep. Tom draw support away from O’Dea, R-New Canaan and Republican Tom Foley and face it) who get slapped with temporary restraining orders. Rep. Brenda Kupchick, R- help Gov. Dannel P. Malloy Fairfi eld. win re-election, Connecticut’s Currently, they can hold on to their weapons until at least CT Voters for Gun Safety Tea Party Patriots released Chairman, Ron Pinciaro: an “Open Letter” calling after a court hearing. “It’s becoming all too “We are very proud to stand on Joe Visconti, the West with Governor Malloy in his Hartford contractor and gun common that people are becoming victims,” Wyman re-election campaign. No rights advocate, to withdraw Governor of any state at any his wild-card third-party told reporters. She and the other Democrats pointed to time has shown such courage + campaign for governor. “Press” Connnecticut Forward’s Malloy campaign advertis- Foley’s recent endorsement and leadership in the issue ment features dissatified workers. The letter comes the day after of gun violence prevention. Visconti paid homage to those by the Connecticut Citizens https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjJQlei3Xyc Defense League, a pro-gun Period. And we will stand same Tea Party leaders in a with, and work with, those campaign ad. organization, They wanted to know whether Foley stands candidates for the General Assembly who have stood Visconti to by the gun lobby or support taking guns out of the hands of with us, and voted with us, and tea party: No way potentially dangerous people. have shown commitment to “I can understand their fears Foley quickly turned it into a keeping our strong gun laws in 9/19 but they’re not the people non-issue. “I’ve said I support Connecticut.” HEARST CONNECTICUT MEDIA | 9 21 2014 | PAGE 4

“The traffi c “There are congestion in Connecticut has 60,000 gotten much, more private much worse sector in the last jobs since I became 5 years governor. so that’s a result More jobs mean of not enough more people on new projects and the transportation thoughtful policy system.” to relieve traffi c Gov. Dannel Malloy congestion.” Tom Foley Malloy, Foley discuss transportation issues

By Ken Dixon last three-and-a-half years ics about ways to unclog underinvested in this sys- Malloy said he has al- speak for itself.” highways such as Inter- tem for the better part of 20 ready invested more money NORTH HAVEN — New Foley said the state has state 95 and the Merritt years before I became gov- in transportation projects York-bound Metro-North underinvested in its trans- Parkway. Instead, he said ernor. One of the reasons than other governors going trains will soon depart portation infrastructure his leadership would help traffic has gotten bad is that back more than 20 years. from New Haven every half and the result has been guide the state toward rem- we’ve created jobs. There In recent years, a concen- hour, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy massive traffic jams. edies. are 60,000 more private tration on the rebuilding of said Monday at a forum on “I, because of my busi- “I don’t know what the sector jobs since I became the interchange of I-91 and Connecticut’s transporta- ness experience, know the answer is,” Foley said. governor. More jobs mean I-95 in New Haven, com- tion problems. difference between spend- “There are probably people more people on the trans- bined with the rebuilding of Malloy and challenger ing and investing,” Foley in this crowd who know a portation system.” the Pearl Harbor Memorial Tom Foley spoke before said during a 26-minute lot more about the answer Foley said he would ex- Bridge there, distracted hundreds of transportation speech-and-question ses- than I know. But I know it’s plore highway tolls as a way state transportation of- advocates and professionals sion. “We simply have to do a problem that needs a so- to discourage rush-hour ficials from looking at the during a forum staged to better and do more.” lution. We’ll find the right congestion. He promised bigger statewide picture, avoid a head-to-head debate “We have a lot of catching answer and he would Malloy said. between the two top guber- up to do,” Foley said of the we’ll find a dedicate The forum was hosted by natorial candidates. many deteriorating bridges way to get toll revenue groups including Transit The candidates appeared and highways. “We need it resolved. to transit for Connecticut, Connecti- separately, standing at a more economic growth in The traffic projects and cut Construction Industries podium before about 200 Connecticut. We need more congestion in would sup- Association, the Tri-State people in the Best Western jobs in Connecticut. And Connecticut port a con- Transportation Campaign, Plus Hotel here, in their this is one of the primary has gotten stitutional the Connecticut Fund for first joint appearance since ways we can do it. But un- much, much worse in the amendment to restrict the the Environment, the Re- a debate in Norwich on less we get control of our last five years, so that’s a use of revenue for transit. gional Plan Association, the Aug. 27. budget, we may find that result of not enough new Malloy said the state Connecticut Association “Listen: We cannot be the financing is not there projects and thoughtful Department of Transporta- for Community Trans- competitive with the rest for these jobs. We simply policy to relieve traffic con- tion is studying congestion- portation, the Connecticut of New England and with have to turn this around. gestion.” pricing tolls, but he is not League of Conservation New York and New Jersey I have a plan for doing so. Speaking to reporters committed to the concept of Voters, and the Capitol if we don’t make substantial First and foremost we need after his remarks, Malloy reintroducing tolls 30 years Region Council of Govern- improvements in our trans- some tax relief.” discounted Foley’s charge after they were removed. ments. portation infrastructure Foley said he would keep as “unbelievable” and with- In the long run, though, on all parts,” Malloy said spending level overall, but out substance. the state is going to have to [email protected]; 860- during a 47-minute speech increase investments in “The reason we need to plan on decreases in gas-tax 549-4670; twitter.com/ and question-and-answer education and transporta- spend money is that traf- revenue as more electric KenDixonCT; facebook. session. “Quite frankly, I’m tion infrastructure. fic is bad,” Malloy said. cars reach the market, he com/kendixonct.hearst; blog. more than happy to let the Foley did not offer specif- “Traffic is bad because we warned. ctnews.com/dixon

1914 2014 Banker’s Express Metro-North peak-hour 8 a.m. New Haven 8 a.m. New Haven 9:44 a.m New York City 10:03 a.m New York City 104 minutes 123 minutes HEARST CONNECTICUT MEDIA | 9 21 2014 | PAGE 5 Foley has said that he will honor state union contracts.

Lori Pelletier, executive secretary of the 200,000 member Connecticut AFL-CIO

Associated Press Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Foley speaks during a visit to the the Connecticut AFL-CIO political convention at the Omni Hotel in New Haven on June 16. Foley attempted to assure Connecticuts largest labor organization that he doesnít want to roll back collective bargaining rights. On the right is CT AFL-CIO Executive Secretary Treasurer Lori Pelletier.

ings Inc. in February 2007, said that at the time of the strike, the power-transmission equipment manufacturer was facing stiff international competition. “We wanted to keep the jobs here and we succeeded,” UNIONS: Foley said. “The union refused to negotiate. The company did what it had to do.” Foley, who narrowly lost to Malloy in the 2010 gubernatorial campaign, has said that he will honor state union con- Foley bad tracts. In a Feb. 19, 2007, news release, Altra Holdings announced from its Quincy, Mass., headquarters that it bought for working TB Wood’s for $24.80 per share and that Foley had agreed to sell 1.6 million shares. That’s $39.68 million he made on the deal. Asked if he recalled how much he made on the sale, Foley family first said no, then called $40 million “possible.” Asked what he learned from the strike, Foley said, “Some By Ken Dixon circumstances in the business world, some circumstances in government, leaders have to make some tough decisions. Two of the state’s highest-profile union leaders made a I think under the circumstances, the outcome that we got pre-emptive attack on Tom Foley’s visit to downtown Mid- was a very good one for the workers and the future of the dletown on Thursday, charging the Republican candidate company.” for governor forced a divisive three-year strike at a Pennsyl- Prior to Foley’s remarks to reporters, his campaign is- vania manufacturing plant that he eventually sold for $40 sued a statement indicating that the TB Wood’s issue is an million. example of why he would be a “great” governor. Foley blamed the union that represented workers at TB “After six weeks, the company told the workers it could Wood’s Corp. in Chambersburg, telling reporters during not continue to be shut down and remain in business,” said his walking tour that most of the employees eventually left the statement. “They were told that if they didn’t return the union, crossing picket lines to accept a 50-cent-per-hour to work the company would begin hiring replacements. raise in the multi-year strike that cost the company $12 mil- The union still wouldn’t allow the rank and file to return lion. to work. The company had obligations to Lori Pelletier, executive secretary of the its nonunion workers, customers, lenders 200,000-member Connecticut AFL-CIO, and and broader community it serves to remain Julie Kushner, director of the regional office in business, so the company began hiring of the United Auto Workers, said Foley is a replacements, many of whom were the rank- union-busting businessman and a bad choice and-file workers who didn’t support the for working families in the 2014 election. strike in the first place. The plant was able to During a news conference in a machinist- resume operating and the company survived. union hall in Haddam about an hour before Foley’s visit to Most of the workers at the plant retained their jobs, but the nearby Middletown, Pelletier and Kushner, a member of the ones who obeyed the advice of their union and remained out Danbury Democratic Town Committee, said the TB Wood’s on strike did not. In the end, the workers voted to no longer strike should be a warning to state voters. be represented by a union, understanding that their union “He doesn’t want to talk about what he would do, so the had made bad decisions for them.” only way to look at it is to see what he’s done,” Pelletier said. “He took over a facility and the workers ended up paying for [email protected]; 860-549-4670; twitter.com/KenDixonCT; it. These workers went out on a three-year strike and any facebook.com/kendixonct.hearst; blog.ctnews.com/dixon three-year strike is a horrible situation. Families go bank- rupt and communities suffer. Governor “What he does is destroy companies, he doesn’t build Dannel them up — then takes his money and runs,” she said. P. Malloy Pelletier, in an interview after the news conference, said addresses the that statewide union leaders will use the issue to prompt Connecticut support for Gov. Dannel P. Malloy’s re-election campaign. AFL-CIO “Listen, the unions don’t always represent the rank-and- political file well,” Foley said to reporters in response to the charges. convention “And in this case they didn’t and they put their members at with Lori risk. The outcome we got was a very good one for workers Pelletier at and a good one for the company.” He said that TB Wood’s his side. grew after the strike, which started in 1990 and cost the firm $12 million in lost sales. He sold it 17 years later. “I was in there protecting those jobs for those workers,” Foley said. “This is a union that failed their workers. Their union led them down a very risky, dangerous path. Most did not lose jobs.” Foley, who sold the company to Altra Hold- Associated Press HEARST CONNECTICUT MEDIA | 9 21 2014 | PAGE 6

Malloys release tax returns What about Foley?

deductions, provide little information Governor, wife on his lifestyle. Dannel and Cathy report $1.1M in The income for 2011, 2012 and 2013 included $150,000 for Malloy’s salary as Malloy income income over 4 years governor. Nationwide, the average salary for governors is $133,348, according 2013 $305,534 2011 $212,892 By Ken Dixon to the Council of State Governments. Twenty-one governors make more than 2012 $303,467 2010 $319,912 It took Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and the average. 4-YEAR his wife Cathy four years to earn as The four-year tax summaries show COMBINED much money as challenger Tom Foley the Malloys earned more before Dannel earned in interest income in one single Malloy became governor than they have INCOME $1.1 million year. since. Malloy released income tax summa- The $319,912 income they reported in Tom Foley’s most recent ries for four years on Wednesday. Foley 2010 included $87,145 in wages, $89,434 said he will release his next week. in taxable pension and annuities and tax forms released The Malloys earned $305,534 in 2013 $143,333 Dannel Malloy made as a se- and paid $65,897 in federal and $16,832 nior director at New York-based Class 2009 $1.32 million in state taxes. Malloy is paid $150,000 Green Capital Partners, which advises INTEREST as governor and his wife is CEO of the municipalities on real estate, budget Greater Hartford Arts Council. and capital investment needs. That was INCOME $1.1 million In the four years from 2010 to 2013 the year he focused on running for gov- Source: Federal tax returns combined, the Malloys earned $1.1 mil- ernor, and he left the company after he lion. won the election. Foley, a Greenwich businessman, At that time, Cathy Lambert Malloy Malloy’s salary as governor earned $1.1 million in interest income was executive director of the Stamford- 2011, 2012 & 2013 and reported a total income of $1.32 based Center for Sexual Assault Crisis million in 2009, the most recent year Counseling and Education and they $150,000 he released income tax returns to the claimed their three sons, Benjamin, National average salary for public. He released those returns less Samuel and Dannel, as dependents. In governors than two weeks before the 2010 elec- the 2011, 2012 and 2013 returns, Samuel tion, which he lost to Malloy by 6,404 was the only dependent listed at the $133,348 votes. Governor’s Residence at 990 Prospect Governors who Malloy released the tax returns to re- Ave. in Hartford. made more porters before heading to California for than the average a political fundraising trip during the [email protected]; 860-549-4670; 21 rest of the week. The summary docu- twitter.com/KenDixonCT; facebook.com/ ments, containing no explanations of kendixonct.hearst; blog.ctnews.com/dixon Council of State Governments Going social Foley’s campaign messages Malloy’s campaign messages

Foley comments on Facebook: “Dan Malloy has been taking this state in the wrong direction for 4 years.”

Malloy comments on Facebook: “Talk about being out of touch.” HEARST CONNECTICUT MEDIA | 9 21 2014 | PAGE 7 Where 2,000 employees once worked in the late 1960s, about 100 are now employed in a huge building along the train tracks. Autumn Driscoll/Staff photographer Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Foley tours downtown Ansonia with Mayor David Cassetti on Tuesday. Foley stopped into local businesses along Main Street and took a tour of Farrel Corp. properties during his campaign stop in the vNaugatuck Valley. FOLEY VOWS TO HELP REBUILD

ANSONIA Autumn Driscoll/Staff photographer Kurien Thomas, engineering manager at Farrel Pomini, talks with Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Foley on Tuesday at the company’s factory in Ansonia. Foley toured downtown Ansonia and stopped into several local businesses to campaign.

By Ken Dixon “These buildings used to be just full,” Cassetti, who took office last December, just spending money,” Foley said. “So Zepp said. “Fortunately, through a lot of is helping revive Main Street. you’re doing things that will help create ANSONIA — Tom Foley got an up- productivity improvements and the abil- “I’m very encouraged by this,” Foley jobs, help attract people to communities close look at the seeds of this old mill ity to outsource to be more competitive, said. “Thoughtful economic develop- like this, help improve schools so kids town’s revival Tuesday, and said he has Farrel has been able to survive.” ment is absolutely essential to Connecti- are getting a better education.” the tools to help its long-delayed rebirth. The company, he noted, sends ma- cut. We need to take towns like Ansonia, Cassetti, who led Foley on the tour During a 100-minute downtown chines to 20 countries annually. where a lot of the previous economic and introduced him to a couple of dozen walking tour with Republican Mayor Zepp said the Malloy administration base is no longer here, and replace the people during the stroll, said Ansonia David S. Cassetti and development of- has been working with the company to jobs in the community and make sure was told in May about getting some state ficials, Foley greeted business owners, obtain a low-interest loan to build a new the city centers remain active and vi- development funding for manufactur- sat in on a poker game at the senior cen- facility, while the city of about 19,000 brant places.” ing. ter and viewed the vestiges of the city’s people is seeking federal funding for re- He said brownfield cleanups are also “I have yet to see it,” Cassetti said. famed row of now mostly crumbling location within Ansonia. crucial. “I’m hoping that, with the new governor, factories along the Naugatuck River. Zepp declined to take sides in the “We need to make sure that they have we’ll be able to get more money for man- “Aid to cities and towns is an impor- governor’s race. the resources available to them — both ufacturing right here in Ansonia.” tant part of the budget and an important “We support the kind of ideas that money and policy development — to part of the way that state government Tom has proposed and we’re still con- make sure they’re taking things in the [email protected]; 860-549-4670; supports communities, particularly tinuing to work with the current admin- right direction and that they are invest- twitter.com/KenDixonCT; facebook.com/ communities like Ansonia that have istration,” he said. ing in these communities rather than kendixonct.hearst; blog.ctnews.com/dixon needs that in some cases exceed their Where 2,000 employees once worked own resources and ability to generate in the late 1960s, about 100 are now em- revenue. So we’re going to continue that ployed in a huge building along the train support and we’re going to make sure tracks, next to the abandoned Ansonia that the money is spent wisely,” Foley Copper and Brass plant — the center said to reporters. of talks between property owners and Foley, a Republican businessman, is the city, which wants to demolish the challenging Gov. Dannel P. Malloy in a rambling brick building on 44 acres and rematch of their 2010 election. clean up the brownfield for future devel- Four years ago, Foley lost Ansonia by opment. fewer than 400 votes and won Shelton, Foley visited several restaurants, then Seymour and Oxford. This time around, walked into the senior center, heading he’s aiming to take them all. right to the card table. Local officials such as Cassetti un- “You a vet?” he asked Mathew Mi- derstand their towns’ needs better than lardo, 84, wearing shorts and an Air officials at state agencies, Foley told the Force baseball hat. “Well, thanks for crowd. your service.” “So, to the extent you can, you try “Get the jobs going,” Milardo shouted. to let the local people make those deci- “If I was a young guy, I wouldn’t be here sions,” Foley said. unless I had a good job.” Over at the Farrel Corp. fabricating “Let’s stop raising taxes,” Foley re- plant, Paul Zepp, site director for the sponded with a smile, sitting down with nearly 166-year-old company, showed five men on a chip-strewn poker table. Autumn Driscoll/Staff photographer Foley a half-million-dollar plastic-mix- “Let’s get control over spending.” Republican candidate for governor Tom Foley listens to Mathew Milardo’s ing machine heading for Russia. After a few more stops, Foley said concerns for the state Tuesday during a stop at the Senior Center. HEARST CONNECTICUT MEDIA | 9 21 2014 | PAGE 8 Is CT business Surveys offer opposing views of Connecticut’s friendly? TOP 10 BOTTOM 10 economy BUSINESS INSIDER CEO MAGAZINE State economies 2014 best and worst from best states for By Ken Dixon tracting NBC Sports to Stamford, would raise the cost of doing busi- to worst business keeping ESPN in Bristol and retain- ness. With the effects of the recession ing aerospace giant United Technol- Overall, Gioia said, Connecti- 1 North Dakota 41 Maryland lingering and polls showing jobs ogies Corp., along with its Sikorsky cut is perceived as not business 2 Texas 42 Pennsylvania are the top issue on voters’ minds, Aircraft division in Stratford. friendly. 3 New York 43 Hawaii Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and chal- “Business friendly, for me, “Whether the perception is 4 Alaska 44 Connecticut lenger Tom Foley are trying to means investing in and alongside worse than the reality is a debatable 5 Washington 45 Michigan claim the pro-business mantle in 1,500 firms in three-and-a-half question,” he said. 6 Massachusetts 46 Massachusetts the governor’s race. years as opposed to 118 firms in the Then there are agency bureau- 7 Connecticut 47 New Jersey Malloy, a Democrat, points to in- nine years prior to my becoming crats and procedures that can bog 8 Delaware 48 Illinois creases in private sector jobs during governor,” Malloy said after a cam- down business, although one of the 9 Vermont 49 New York his tenure and claims his economic paign stop in Bridgeport last week. historic stumbling blocks, the state 10 Wyoming 50 California incentives have helped turn around “That’s business friendly. Business Department of Energy and Envi- the historically bad economy. friendly is doing away with 1,000 ronmental Protection, has gotten http://www. http:// Republican Foley, on the other pages of regulations and review- easier to deal with during Malloy’s businessinsider. chiefexecutive. hand, says Connecticut is un- ing every regulation that was older tenure, Gioia said. com/ranked-the-50- net/best-worst- friendly to business and state gov- than three years old, so we could us-state-economies- states-for-business- ernment is an impediment to the strip needless regulations, duplica- State competition 2014-8?op=1 2014#ranking turnaround. tive or expense-driving regulations, “Permitting times, particularly So is Connecticut friendly to out of the code.” in the DEEP, were atrocious,” he MIDDLE 10 BOTTOM 10 business or not? The state’s current unemploy- said. “They are getting much bet- FORBES CNBC Five recent national studies ment rate of 6.6 percent is down ter.” Best States America’s Top tackle that question, but depending sharply from its peak of 9.5 percent Nationwide, competition for For Business States For on the publication’s perspective and in November 2010, around the time business makes the fight state-eat- & Careers Business criteria, the state can rank high, of Malloy’s election, when 181,300 state. low or in the middle as a place to state residents were unemployed. “It’s a multifaceted and complex 25 Idaho 40 Louisiana/N.Y.* do business. Thus, the rankings While 122,900 were unemployed thing,” Gioia said, noting that Con- 26 Montana 42 Vermont provide something for Democrats, this past July, the state is still more necticut executives routinely get 27 Pennsylvania 43 New Jersey Republicans and unaffiliated voters than 30,000 jobs short of pre-reces- offers of trips to other states where 28 South Carolina 44 Pennsylvania alike to latch onto as the statewide sion employment levels. they are greeted with red carpets 29 Ohio 45 Maine political debate closes in on Election Chief Executive magazine, whose and wooed. He said smaller com- 30 Missouri 46 Connecticut Day, Nov. 4. target audience is business leaders panies of under 40 employees, 31 New Hampshire 47 Alaska The latest survey, from Business with six- and seven-figure salaries, so-called S corporations, were hit 32 New Jersey 48 West Virginia Insider, a financial, media and tech places the state 44th among the 50 hard by the hikes in the income tax 33 Connecticut 49 Hawaii website, last week ranked Connect- states, giving out only three of its in 2010. 34 Kentucky 50 Rhode Island icut seventh out of 50 states. five-star rating for “workforce qual- “Paid sick leave, more healthcare *a tie “Average annual wages of Con- ity” and “living environment,” and mandates, tax increases, additional http://www.forbes. http://www.cnbc. necticut workers increased by 0.2% only a star-and-a-half for taxes and regulations, it all piles up,” Gioia com/best-states-for- com/id/101758236 in the past year,” Business Insider regulations. said. business/list/ said, noting the state had the sec- It’s 33rd in the Forbes magazine Douglas Wade, co-owner of ond-highest average annual wage at “Best Places for Careers and Busi- Bridgeport-based Wade’s Dairy, is $62,283. ness,” with wider criteria including a small business owner who sup- However, CNBC’s recent survey Business Costs (47th), Regulatory ports the state’s effort to raise the has Connecticut 46th overall and Environment (39th) and Quality minimum wage to $10.10 by Janu- “I just want a 24th for “business friendliness,” of Life (2nd) put together for an ag- ary 2017. He also supports paid sick among 10 rated categories. gregate. days for his 48 employees and offers “The Constitution State offers The Missouri-based Ewing bonuses to overweight employees level playing world-class education, and strong Marion Kauffman Foundation, in a who lose pounds. access to capital,” the ranking national survey of more than 12,000 But Connecticut as business- noted. “It is one of the most expen- small businesses, gives Connecticut friendly? He’s not so sure. ﬁ eld.” sive states in the U.S., and this has a grade of “D,” down from D-plus in He wants a nationwide increase hampered the economy.” 2013. The assessment includes a “B” in the minimum wage instituted so He wants a nationwide The arguments over business- for training and networking, but an Connecticut businesses could com- increase in the minimum wage friendly policies, from regulatory “F” for zoning regulations that are pete better with other states. hurdles to taxes, are as big a part of largely local and out of the purview “I just want a level playing field,” were instituted so Connecticut the 2014 gubernatorial race as gun of state lawmakers. Wade said. businesses could compete control. But the electorate’s main Craig Holman, government af- concern, as it has been in every Perception and reality fairs lobbyists for the Washington- better with other states. election cycle Peter Gioia, based Public Citizen, said last week Douglas Wade, co-owner of the Bridgeport-based since the Great chief economist corporate wishes sometimes carry Wa d e ’s D a i r y Recession of 2007- Nationwide, for the Connecti- too much weight. 2009, is jobs. cut Business & “Business interests have major “The key thing competition Industry As- impact and the deeper we get into that voters seems sociation, said this hole, the more likely lawmak- to care about for business Connecticut gov- ers are going to reflect business- most, though, is ernors regularly friendly policies,” Holman said. “The Constitution State off ers not so much the makes the court business “Many of these business-friendly world-class education, and policy environ- interests, but the policies are not shared by the rest ment, but jobs General Assem- of the public. It’s the interests of strong access to capital. created,” said ﬁ ght bly, which has America versus the interests of U.S. Robert Litan, been controlled by business.” a non-resident Democrats since Malloy includes raising the mini- It is one senior fellow at STATE- 1997, can scare mum wage and the successful roll- the Washington- them away. out of the state’s health exchange based Brookings “If you take a for the federal Affordable Care Act Institution, one of EAT- look over the last among accomplishments that help of the most the nation’s oldest 25 years, every Connecticut maintain a good labor think tanks. year there’s 100 force. STATE or more bad-busi- Foley, who spent $11 million of expensive Jobs, jobs, jobs ness bills pro- his own money on his unsuccess- Foley, a Greenwich businessman, posed and we have to fight them all, ful 2010 campaign, said supporting has positioned himself as a “prob- one-by-one,” Gioia said. “The Legis- business and the creation of new states in lem solver” who promises to create lature are the ones who recommend jobs “is partly messaging and part- a better atmosphere for business, and raise these business-unfriendly ly telling them you appreciate them job growth and a return of state- bills that, whether they pass or not, and understand their needs.” the U.S., wide pride. have an effect on the psyches of The $250 annual business entity “There’s an overzealous regula- business.” tax is a nominal amount, he said, and this has hampered the tory environment in Connecticut, An often-cited example is the but it sends a negative message. economy.” and the governor’s anti-business 2011 paid-sick-days legislation “The government is not support- CNBC’s recent survey rhetoric isn’t helpful,” Foley said in passed by the General Assembly ing small business when it puts a a telephone interview. “A governor and signed into law by Malloy. It tax on existing companies,” Foley has to care about it. You have to lis- allows workers in businesses with said, noting he has proposed reduc- ten and respond and let them know 50 or more employees to accumulate ing the state sales tax. “I want to that you understand about their up to five days a year. There are make sure we are not driving indi- needs.” exemptions for factories, nonprofit viduals and businesses out of state.” Malloy, the former mayor of organizations and temporary work- Stamford, boasts of his initiatives ers; the law covers about 15 percent [email protected]; 860-549-4670; supporting small business and job of the state’s 1.7-million workforce. twitter.com/KenDixonCT; facebook. training, as well as megadeals at- The association warned that it com/kendixonct.hearst; blog.ctnews.