Hoiberg has a new home — and that is good for the Bulls The former Bulls coach fits at Nebraska like overalls on a Cornhusker. His introduction with the university should be celebrated in Chicago as much as it is in Lincoln. Chicago Sports

Questions? Call 1-800-Tribune Tuesday, April 2, 2019 Breaking news at chicagotribune.com News of HIV END OF THE MAYORAL CAMPAIGN TRAIL cure progress is bittersweet After 2nd person reported clear, memories of AIDS crisis surface By Alison Bowen however, hearing the Chicago Tribune news is a bittersweet re- minder of friends and During the 1980s AIDS family members for whom crisis, many Chicagoans’ a potential cure came dec- lives were cruelly cur- ades too late. tailed. “It brought a lot of For those diagnosed, the sadness to my heart be- options were limited for a cause of so many people disease that was consid- we lost,” said Modesto ered a death sentence. Tico Valle, chief executive Since 1981, 12,000 people officer of the Center on in the city have died from Halsted. “Sadness but also HIV-related causes, ac- hope was my reaction, cording to the AIDS Foun- like, ‘Oh wow, we finally dation of Chicago. think we can end this Recent news out of epidemic.’” London that a second per- Valle and two others son appeared to be clear of who lived through the HIV after receiving a stem AIDS crisis in Chicago cell transplant during can- describe what the poten- ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE cer treatment may mean tial for a cure means to that the search for a cure is them. A day before the election, Toni Preckwinkle greets CTA riders at the Wilson station on the Red Line. closer. For some Chicagoans, Turn to HIV, Page 6

JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Modesto Tico Valle, CEO at the Center on Halsted in Chicago, felt sad about losses but hope for the future.

Top aides reverse 25 clearance denials

Whistleblower: Dozens had disqualifying issues, but White House forced approvals

By Chad Day detailed in a letter and TERRENCE ANTONIO JAMES/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Associated Press memo released Monday Lori Lightfoot, center, campaigns at the Jefferson Park station on the Blue Line. by Rep. Elijah Cummings WASHINGTON — A of Maryland, chairman of career official in the White the House Committee on House security office said Oversight and Govern- dozens of people in Presi- ment Reform. The docu- Historic decision dent Donald Trump’s ad- ments, which are based on ministration were granted Newbold’s March 23 pri- security clearances de- vate committee interview, spite “disqualifying is- don’t identify the officials Now up to voters to pick Lightfoot or Preckwinkle sues” in their back- on the list but say they to be city’s first African-American female mayor grounds, including con- include “two current sen- cerns about foreign influ- ior White House officials, By Bill Ruthhart, time an African-American grow up in and what it will ence, drug use and as well as contractors and Juan Perez Jr. female to occupy City mean for young boys and criminal conduct. individuals” in different and Gregory Pratt Hall’s fifth floor. If Light- girls to see leaders who Tricia Newbold, an 18- parts of the Executive Chicago Tribune foot wins, Chicago also look like them in the year government employ- Office of the President. would become the largest mayor’s office. You know ee who oversaw the issu- “According to Ms. New- Chicago voters will U.S. city ever to elect an what they say, ‘You cannot ance of clearances for bold, these individuals make history Tuesday openly gay mayor. be what you cannot see,’” some senior White House had a wide range of seri- when they head to the Both candidates repeat- Preckwinkle said during a CHICAGO TRIBUNE aides, said she compiled a ous disqualifying issues polls and pick either for- edly have acknowledged rally before hundreds of list of at least 25 officials involving foreign influ- mer federal prosecutor the historic nature of the African-American voters Meet the first who were initially denied ence, conflicts of interest, Lori Lightfoot or Cook campaign since emerging at the Harold Washington security clearances last concerning personal con- County Board President as the top two vote-getters Cultural Center last Mayor Daley year but then had those duct, financial problems, Toni Preckwinkle to be- among a record field of 14 month. “I hope this elec- A visit to the repository denials overruled by sen- drug use and criminal come the city’s 56th may- candidates in February’s tion tells them that no of the papers and mem- ior administration offi- conduct,” the memo or. No matter the result of first-round election. dream is too big or chal- orabilia of Richard J. cials. the runoff election, Chi- “I think about the chil- Daley, housed on the The allegations were Turn to Security, Page 9 cago will elect for the first dren, and the city they will Turn to Mayor, Page 7 campus he built. A+E

Biden defends Art Institute postpones interactions History of physical expression questioned. Southwest pottery exhibit Nation & World, Page 8 Weeks before planned opening, museum came increasingly clear that more work needed to cites need to include more native voices be done to represent native voices in the project. TOM SKILLING’S By Steve Johnson bres Pottery of the Ancient “The principal thing that WEATHER Chicago Tribune Southwest,” a display of we have not accomplished High 54 some 70 pieces from about is to have an aligned indige- Heather Miller, executive The Art Institute Low 37 In a move museum lead- A.D. 1100 made in what is nous perspective, scholarly director of Chicago’s Ameri- announced that its ership is calling unprece- now southwestern New and curatorial, with the can Indian Center, said of pottery exhibition, Complete forecast dented, the Art Institute of Mexico, was slated to open project,” he said. “And I the decision. She was part of “Worlds Within: on back of A+E Chicago has postponed a May 26 in Regenstein think that ultimately for us a “scholars day” for Native Mimbres Pottery of major exhibition weeks be- Gallery, the museum’s pri- has been the crucial realiza- American researchers and the Ancient $2.50 city and suburbs, fore its opening because of mary space for temporary tion that our ability to community representatives Southwest,” originally $3.00 elsewhere concerns over insufficient exhibitions. reflect back what we were that those putting the exhib- scheduled to start May 171st year No. 92 inclusion of the voices of But James Rondeau, the learning needed to be done ition together convened in 26, has been pulled © Chicago Tribune indigenous peoples in the Art Institute’s president in multiple voices, not just December. from the calendar. presentation. and director, said that as the our voice.” JAMIE STUKENBERG/ “Worlds Within: Mim- show approached it be- “This is amazing,” Turn to Art, Page 5 ART INSTITUTE 2 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019

JESSICA KUELPER PHOTO Illinois State Trooper John Kuelper’s 12-year-old daughter, Lucy Kuelper, created a Facebook page to raise awareness of ‘CHICAGO BULLS: the state law that requires motorists to move over if they see an emergency vehicle on the side of the road. A DECADE-BY-DECADE HISTORY’ Whether you’re a casual admirer of the magnificence of Trooper’s daughter starts Michael, or a true Bull-iever thirsting for tales of “Red,” “Stormin’ Norman,” “Butterbean,” “Chet the Jet” and many more, here’s a keepsake for you. Featuring more than 300 pages of pictures and words depicting Chi- cago’s NBA franchise from its humble beginnings to the page to keep her dad safe dynastic miracle on Madison and beyond, the Tribune’s book of the Bulls places readers in a courtside seat for a about 12,000 likes and was eyes to how much larger an way to get people to think fast break through team history. Relive the thrill of “The filled with photo after photo impact it is. You don’t even while they’re driving, to Shot” in Cleveland, the sweet revenge against the bad- after photo of troopers with have to be an officer. Maybe create a mental image that boy Pistons and the twin threepeats that followed. Run their kids, troopers with it’s a fireman, maybe your would pop up when they with the Bulls through the pages of this exhaustive look their dogs, firefighters with uncle runs a towing com- saw flashing lights or or- at one of professional sports’ premier organizations. husbands and wives and pany. It’s just a very wide ange construction signs. Available online at chicagotribune.com/bullsbook. sons and daughters, tow- range of people. If you But Lucy, the sixth- Rex W. Huppke truck drivers and police think about it, you can grader from rural Rio, Ill., CHICAGO TRIBUNE BOOKS officers with their infants. probably talk to very few figured it out. It’s right “Beyond the Ivy: 100 years of Wrigley Field.” A tribute There’s a good chance “I just hope that every- people who don’t know there in that picture of her to Wrigley Field, which opened in 1914, including histori- Lucy Kuelper is going to one listens to the message somebody that is in one of smiling next to her dad. It’s cal photos, archival articles, and new content. Stories of save some lives, which is I’m trying to spread to these professions that is there now in the pictures homers and blunders, heroes and villains and triumph quite a feat for a 12-year- make sure everyone’s safe directly affected by this that populate the Facebook and tragedy are spread throughout this book, allowing us old. and they’re not going to law,” John Kuelper said. page she created, pictures to relive all of our favorite memories. Her dad’s an Illinois hurt anyone,” Lucy told me I asked him how the of families who, if drivers State Police trooper. She Monday. “I hope it goes on, crashes this year weigh on don’t follow Scott’s Law, “Portraits in Jazz: 80 Profiles of Jazz Legends, Rene- worries about him, and and everyone listens to my him and his fellow troopers. could be ripped apart for gades and Revolutionaries.” From his exclusive inter- when she learned about the movement.” “You go through a wide no good reason. views with Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Lena Horne and number of troopers who There have been 15 Illi- gamut of emotions when There’s nothing I can Ella Fitzgerald, to profiles of the early masters like Louis have been struck by vehi- nois troopers struck by you hear things like this write that would have the Armstrong, Duke Ellington and Billie Holiday, Howard cles this year, she asked: vehicles on the roadside happen. From sadness to power of those photos. Go Reich’s book illustrates his deep understanding of the “What can I do?” this year, more than the anger to just worry. It’s look at them: https:// performances, recordings and cultural legacies of these “I look at him and I see a past three years combined. almost always in the back www.facebook.com/ jazz masters. great person who does an Two troopers were killed of your mind. We train, we moveoverproject. Join the amazing thing for our and others suffered serious train hard, we try to do thousands who have liked “Weekends in Chicago: The Best in Arts, Entertain- country and our communi- injuries. Illinois has a sim- everything we can to pro- that page. Share those posts ment, Eating, Drinking and More From the Chicago ty,” she said. ple law in place to prevent tect ourselves when we’re with your friends and fam- Tribune.” A perfect guide to a short stay in the Windy What came next seemed such accidents — Scott’s out there, from how we ily. Let those be the images City. simple enough. Her mom, Law, also called “the move position our cars to the that pop into your head on Jessica Kuelper, took a over law.” When you see an ways we approach vehicles. the highway or interstate photo of Lucy standing emergency vehicle on the And things like this still when you see a car pulled with her uniformed father, side of the road with its happen,” he said. over or emergency crews ACCURACY AND ETHICS Trooper John Kuelper. In lights flashing, you’re sup- That’s a scary reality for helping someone out. Margaret Holt, standards editor the photo, Lucy is holding a posed to slow down and, if a 12-year-old who sees her Lucy said this about her sign that reads: “#move possible, change lanes away dad as a hero. Facebook page: “Even if it The Tribune’s editorial code of principles governs over … for my DAD.” from the emergency vehi- “I just hope every day saved one life, it would be professional behavior and journalism standards. Every- With her mom’s help, cle. If you can’t change that he comes home safe worth it.” one in our newsroom must agree to live up to this code of Lucy created a Facebook lanes, slow down and pro- and he’s not hurt,” Lucy I think it’s already worth conduct. Read it at chicagotribune.com/accuracy. page for what she called the ceed cautiously. said. “Not just my dad, but it, Lucy. Corrections and clarifications: Publishing information “Move Over Project.” She Lucy’s dad pointed out everyone else. Firemen and And I think you’re going quickly and accurately is a central part of the Chicago encouraged people who that the law doesn’t exist EMTs. I look up to them to save some lives. Tribune’s news responsibility. have loved ones in the state just to protect state troop- and I just hope they are safe police or other emergency ers but everyone whose job and everyone moves over [email protected] ■ An editorial Monday included an out-of-context quo- services to post similar puts them on the side of and follows the law for tation from comedian George Carlin. pictures, using the hashtag roadways. them.” ■ A story on Page 3 Saturday misstated the distance #MoveOverFor. “I think a lot of people Since I started writing dahleen between Jamonty Clifton’s most recent address and the That was Friday after- think of Scott’s Law as, ‘Oh, about the deaths of troop- Glanton site where he was shot. noon. 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Two Chicago police detectives took 15-year-old Anthony Jakes into custody in connection with a fatal shooting in September 1991, locking him in an interrogation room at the Area 3 detective headquarters Over the next 16 hours, detect- ives Kenneth Boudreau and Michael Kill — then under the command of notorious Chicago police Cmdr. Jon Burge — beat the eighth grader while refusing him food, water or a phone call to family members, alleged a federal lawsuit filed Monday. Finally, about 4 a.m., the 5- foot-7, 125-pound Jakes confessed to acting as a lookout in the killing of Rafael Garcia outside a sand- wich shop in the Back of the Yards neighborhood two days earlier. “A terrible injustice was done to me,” Jakes, now 42, who was freed from prison in 2013 after serving half of his 40-year sentence, said Monday at a news conference. A Cook County special prose- cutor threw out the charges against Jakes last May after the Illinois Torture Inquiry and Relief Commission had found credible evidence of coercion by Boudreau TERRENCE ANTONIO JAMES/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS and Kill. Anthony Jakes visited the house on 51st Street near Racine Avenue in 2015 where he lived as a teen when he was convicted of a 1991 slaying. The two used violence and threats to coerce Jakes into sign- Burge, didn’t back down during Ainsworth, described Boudreau During a hearing in 2015 in his ing a four-page confession that testimony in January 2016 from and Kill as “proteges” of Burge. bid to have his conviction over- was virtually the only evidence the techniques he used to obtain “It is time for an accounting for turned, Jakes testified that Kill used to convict him at trial in 1993, convictions, he said, in more than the horrible trauma inflicted on threatened his life and his family, according to the commission. 90 percent of his murder cases. Anthony Jakes,” Ainsworth told then slapped and kicked him The lawsuit, filed by the civil With Jakes in the same room reporters. while he rolled into a fetal position rights law firm Loevy & Loevy, with the retired detective for the The lawsuit alleged that Jakes on the floor. His bruises were names the city of Chicago, first time in 22 years, Kill also had just turned 15 when he was photographed two days after the Boudreau, the estate of Kill, who defended his repeated use of the brought in for questioning. He alleged beating when he com- died last year, and other officers as N-word while questioning black went to an alternative school and plained to a judge in bond court, defendants. Former Chicago police Cmdr. Jon suspects. struggled with reading, according he said. It is the latest in a long history of Burge in 2004. Boudreau’s history of obtaining to the suit. Six years after his release, Jakes allegations against Burge or de- allegedly dubious confessions was The detectives threatened to is still adjusting to life outside tectives who worked under him. home confinement. He died in detailed in a 2001 Tribune series. burn him with cigarettes and send prison. He is hoping his lawsuit Known as “the midnight crew,” September at 70. A spokesman for the city’s Law gang members to kill his family, might prevent a similar fate be- they have been accused of tortur- The Chicago Tribune detailed Department did not return a call the suit alleged. They fed him falling other teens. ing confessions — mostly for Jakes’ story as well as Kill’s Monday seeking comment on the information about the killing to “We need some answers,” Jakes murder — from more than 100 controversial history in a front- latest lawsuit, but Boudreau, include in a statement, according told reporters. “At this point, I African-American suspects in the page report in 2015. reached by telephone, denied any to the suit. haven’t got them.” 1970s and 1980s. Court records show Kill was wrongdoing. “He told the detectives what Still, he feels blessed to have The scandal has cost the city accused of abusing suspects in at Boudreau, who is retired, said they wanted to hear so he would won his freedom even after 20 well in excess of $100 million in least 19 investigations, including he believes the accusations stem be allowed to go home to his years in prison for a killing he says jury awards, court settlements and the alleged electroshock torture of from “perjured testimony by peo- family,” Ainsworth said. he didn’t commit. legal fees. one suspect in an infamous quin- ple trying to get money from the Jakes proclaimed his innocence He said he has spent time Burge, who was fired from the tuple homicide investigation in city of Chicago.” at the first court hearing after he volunteering for Lori Lightfoot’s department in 1993 and convicted 1988. “I 100 percent stand by the was charged, telling the judge that mayoral campaign. of lying about the torture in 2010, A salty, old-school Chicago cop, investigation,” he said. he confessed only after he was served 4 ½ years in prison and on Kill, who worked for a time under Jakes’ attorney, Russell beaten, Ainsworth said. 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Foxx and Avenatti talks come into play for R. Kelly trial By Megan Crepeau asking for, see if, in fact, Chicago Tribune you’re entitled to it.” Kelly was indicted on 10 R. Kelly’s attorney moved counts of aggravated crimi- quickly Monday to capi- nal sexual abuse in Febru- talize on the separate trou- ary, about a month after bles of two key figures in the Foxx made an unusual pub- criminal charges against the lic plea for his accusers to R&B superstar. come forward in the wake Attorney Steven Green- of a Lifetime documentary berg filed a motion seeking series she called “deeply to view any communica- disturbing.” Separate indict- tions about Kelly shared ments allege that Kelly sex- between Cook County ually abused three under- State’s Attorney Kim Foxx age girls and a fourth wom- and celebrity attorney an over a period of about a Michael Avenatti, who rep- dozen years. resents at least one of Avenatti, who is nation- Kelly’s alleged victims. ally known for his outspo- The request comes days ken representation of adult after Foxx was roundly film star Stormy Daniels, criticized for her office’s was indicted last week in decision to abruptly dismiss New York and Los Angeles all charges against “Em- on separate federal charges pire” actor Jussie Smollett alleging he tried to extort and Avenatti was indicted millions of dollars from on both coasts in separate Nike and committed fraud. federal indictments. Avenatti, who has said he “There are serious ques- represents several victims, ANTONIO PEREZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE tions whether Kim Foxx parents and whistleblowers Supporters of the Fraternal Order of Police clash with Nataki Rhodes, left, and counterprotesters on Monday. was bullied or just simply connected to Kelly’s alleged manipulated by Avenatti misconduct, responded and others,” Greenberg, de- Monday on Twitter to fending R. Kelly against 10 Greenberg’s allegations. counts of aggravated crimi- Kelly’s attorney “is now nal sexual abuse, wrote in trying to distract attention Dueling protests for the motion. “The communi- away from the clear guilt of cations are key to uncover- his client by raising bogus ing the answers.” arguments about me and In a written response, Kim Foxx,” he said. prosecutors took Greenberg In February, Avenatti said Foxx and Smollett to task for making a litany of he turned over a VHS tape allegations that have little to to Cook County prosecutors By Javonte Anderson members were staged. the outpouring of support should deal with cases.” do with what he sought in showing Kelly sexually Chicago Tribune The dueling demon- and that it’s critical to have The rallies were yet an- his motion, accusing him of abusing a 14-year-old girl — strations intensified but re- “fair and just prosecution” other development in the “speculation lacking in fac- a tape that later became the Hundreds of opposing mained nonviolent as peo- applied to everyone. saga of the Smollett case. tual support.” center of one of the new protesters converged in ple from opposing sides “It shouldn’t be that you The “Empire” actor, Prosecutors went on to indictments against the front of Cook County clashed verbally, shouting have influence, it should who is African-American say that Greenberg was un- singer. State’s Attorney Kim and cursing at one another. not be determined by how and openly gay, has said he fairly characterizing the lit- For the first time Mon- Foxx’s downtown office Dozens of police officers much money you have, or was walking from a Sub- tle evidence that the state’s day, Greenberg told report- Monday, continuing the were on hand to quell the the color of your skin, or way sandwich shop to his attorney’s office had a ers he believes that the tape fierce and divisive reaction conflicts and eventually your religion, or your sexu- apartment in the 300 block chance to hand over this is the exact same recording to prosecutors’ decision to used their bicycles to cre- al orientation. of East North Water Street early in the case. that was the center of drop all charges against ate a barrier between the “We certainly hope that around 2 a.m. Jan. 29 when Meanwhile, Greenberg Kelly’s child pornography “Empire” actor Jussie two groups. (Foxx) knows that we’re two men wearing masks said he has dropped at- trial in 2008. He was acquit- Smollett. At one point, a group of serious and that we’re not attacked him, shouted rac- tempts to win court permis- ted of all those charges. Members of the Chicago FOP-aligned protesters happy.” ial and homophobic slurs sion to allow Kelly to fly by Avenatti has said it is a Fraternal Order of Police yelled: “Blue Lives Mat- Some said they thought and placed a noose around private jet to Dubai later different recording. rallied outside the Cook ter!” the FOP’s criticisms of his neck. this month to perform at Foxx has come under fire County Administration To which counter- Foxx were racially motivat- Chicago police initially several concerts. after dropping the 16-count Building, many wearing protesters responded: ed. launched a hate crime in- In a court filing last indictment against Smollett buttons that read “Foxx “Racists go home!” “This is phony justice,” vestigation but eventually month, Greenberg said with little explanation. The must go.” A few counterprotesters said Frank Chapman, co- said their investigation Kelly has been struggling actor was accused of staging Their demonstration shouted “16 shots and a chairman of the Chicago showed Smollett, 36, financially as his reputation a racist and homophobic was met by smaller groups, cover-up,” referring to the Alliance Against Racist and staged the attack. has come under increasing attack on himself. including members of the number of times 17-year- Political Repression. “Not Foxx said in February attack and he has been Foxx had withdrawn Chicago Alliance Against old Laquan McDonald was one person from the FOP that she was recusing her- unable to find work in the from the investigation in its Racist and Political Repres- shot by Officer Jason Van or anyone of their ilk called self in the case but has U.S. As a condition of his early stages after communi- sion, who staged a counter- Dyke in October 2014. a demonstration in defense drawn criticism for never release on $1 million bond, cating with a relative of protest and carried signs A chorus of FOP pro- of or promoting justice for formally withdrawing he cannot leave Illinois Smollett’s — a move she told that read “FOP is racist.” testers drowned them out Laquan McDonald.” from involvement. without permission. the Tribune last week she The Rev. Jesse Jackson also with chants of “Foxx must McDonald’s shooting Last week, prosecutors Greenberg sought the regrets. The office, however, lent his support. go!” long has been a focal point dropped all charges against hearing Monday to pre- said last week that Foxx did Earlier reports that a Mike MacDonald, 60, of activism and outrage in Smollett in exchange for serve any communications not formally recuse herself statewide prosecutors’ was among those opposing the African-American community service and his about Kelly between Ave- “in a legal sense.” group was co-sponsoring Foxx. MacDonald, whose community. Van Dyke was forfeiture of the $10,000 he natti and other attorneys, At first, prosecutors de- the FOP protest were in- sign read “Justice for sale in sentenced last fall to 6¾ had posted as bond. witnesses, law enforcement fended the work of the correct, a spokesman said. Crook County,” said he has years in prison. The decision, which personnel or employees of Police Department and at- What began as two ral- been in law enforcement Activist and former may- Foxx has said she was not the Cook County state’s tacked Smollett’s claims of lies centered on Foxx be- for 35 years and is disap- oral hopeful Ja’Mal Green involved in, drew swift and attorney’s office. innocence. But in a letter came a clash at times of pointed with how Foxx is noted that some protesters scathing criticism from po- The filing marks one of Friday night to the Chicago diverging ideologies. running the office, espe- were wearing red “Make lice Superintendent Eddie the first — but likely far Tribune, Foxx said for the The scene became cha- cially how she handled the America Great Again” hats. Johnson and from Mayor from the last — attempts to first time that her office otic when the groups Smollett case. “What does Trump and Rahm Emanuel, who try to take advantage of the believed “the likelihood of merged, and counter- “I don’t think that justice ‘Make America Great called it a “whitewash of firestorm facing Foxx after securing a conviction was protesters — initially posi- was served at all,” he said. Again’ hats have to do with justice.” her office stunned Chicago not certain,” citing “a variety tioned across the street Chicago police union anything?” Green asked. police by dismissing the of reasons, including public from Foxx’s office — President Kevin Graham “We’re sitting here talking [email protected] charges against Smollett statements made about the crossed to where the FOP said he was pleased with about how the prosecutor Twitter @javontea without any acknowledg- evidence in this case.” ment of guilt. In his motion, Greenberg Speaking to reporters af- alleged that Foxx “is able to ter court, Greenberg con- be influenced and wowed, tended that Avenatti pres- as evidenced by the facts of Thousands voting early, but turnout still low sured Foxx to bring charges her recusal and the subse- against Kelly. He also al- quent series of events in the By Elvia Malagon leged that it appeared Foxx Jussie Smollett case.” Chicago Tribune steered some of the accus- The filing even went on ers to Avenatti. But he to allege that Foxx’s history Thousands of Chicago offered nothing substantive of having been sexually residents had voted early to back up those claims, abused may have clouded by Monday afternoon indicating he needed the her judgment in bringing ahead of Tuesday’s may- communications to confirm charges against Kelly. Foxx oral runoff election. Still, his suspicions. publicly discussed her per- the total number of early Kelly himself did not sonal experiences with sex- voters so far doesn’t match appear in court Monday. ual violence on the cam- how many early votes were Greenberg told Judge paign trail and after her cast in February’s first- Lawrence Flood the singer election in 2016. round municipal election. woke up feeling ill. “Often Ms. Foxx is heard As of Monday evening, a Assistant State’s Attorney commenting on her own total of more than 121,000 Jennifer Gonzalez said ‘abuse’ as a child, which, as early votes had been cast Monday she was unsure horrible as same may be, since March 15, according what precisely Greenberg creates the appearance of to the city’s Board of Elec- sought, saying that many of bias and an understandable tion Commissioners. More the allegations in his filing willingness, desire and pro- than 16,000 people had did not seem to have much pensity to rush to judgment voted early Monday by just to do with his actual request. in prosecuting,” the filing before 6 p.m., which was Besides, she noted, pros- said. the most early voters on a ecutors are required under Greenberg, meanwhile, single day since March 15. public records law to keep formally withdrew his re- More than 125,000 peo- JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE all their emails anyway. quest that Kelly be allowed ple voted early in the first- Macaire Grambauer, 34, gets a wrist band after voting Monday in Humboldt Park. Flood hinted that Green- to travel to the United Arab round election. In total, berg’s request was prema- Emirates after prosecutors 560,701 people voted in 142,344, according to data tinue until 7 p.m. Monday their address through Elec- ture, given that the process noted that Dubai officials Chicago, which resulted in from the city’s election at seven voting locations tion Day by showing two of turning over evidence has denied Kelly had plans to a turnout of 35 percent, board. In total, 592,524 across the city. Most early forms of identification, in- only just begun. perform there. according to the election people voted in that elec- voting locations were cluding one that has the “This has to be flushed Flood also noted that the board. tion, meaning the voter scheduled to close at 5 p.m. person’s current address. out,” Flood said. “The state documentation turned over In the April 2015 may- turnout reached 41 per- Monday. needs to decipher what by Greenberg did not show oral runoff election, even cent. Chicago residents can [email protected] you’re asking for, and then the singer had a contract to more people voted early — Early voting was to con- register to vote or update Twitter @ElviaMalagon once we decide what you’re perform. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 5 Young offenders might get second look in Ill. Pritzker’s new law to create parole review tant step here today, but we “I believe in redemption; cially our youth,” said in February, the initiative all know that real work I believe in rehabilitation; I Parkhurst, a former Kanka- will work with state agen- By Dan Petrella 21 to petition the Illinois remains to bring about re- believe in Saul on the road kee County assistant public cies and other organizations Chicago Tribune Prisoner Review Board for form that this state truly to Damascus,” Currie said. defender who handled ju- across Illinois to conduct parole, which will be as- deserves,” said Pritzker, The House approved the venile cases. “In the juvenile research, create pilot pro- Young adults sentenced sessed on a case-by-case who campaigned on re- bill on a 67-41 vote in justice system, our youth grams and advocate for leg- to lengthy prison terms for basis. Victims, witnesses forming the state’s criminal November, more than a year often get their rights trod islation with a “restorative most crimes will be eligible and others will have the justice system. after it was approved in the upon. … The system is very justice” approach, prioritiz- for a parole review after opportunity to present tes- Supporters said the new Senate by a 36-17 margin. hard to navigate.” ing rehabilitation over in- serving 10 years, under a timony to the board. People law acknowledges research Believing then-Republican Also on Monday, Lt. Gov. carceration. There also will measure Democratic Gov. convicted of first-degree showing young people’s Gov. Bruce Rauner would Juliana Stratton announced be a focus on creating edu- J.B. Pritzker signed into law murder or aggravated crim- brains are not fully devel- veto the legislation if it the selection of Quinn cational and economic op- Monday. inal sexual assault will be oped and that they lack the reached his desk, lawmak- Rallins to lead the adminis- portunities in areas with “This historic legislation eligible for review after 20 decision-making abilities of ers used a procedural ma- tration’s Justice, Equity and high crime and incarcera- will create a long-awaited years, and those convicted adults. neuver to hold it for Pritzk- Opportunity Initiative, tion rates. and vital new parole system of predatory criminal as- The law “is not a get-out- er’s signature, Currie said. which is under the auspices Rallins previously was for youth facing long sen- sault of a child or given a life of-jail-free card,” said Bar- Despite Rauner’s per- of the lieutenant governor’s program director at the tences,” Pritzker said during sentence will not be eligible. bara Flynn Currie, the for- ceived opposition, the mea- office. During the cam- Illinois Justice Project and a a bill-signing event at BBF The measure marks the mer Illinois House majority sure passed with bipartisan paign, Pritzker promised to community justice law fel- Family Services in the first time the state will be leader who sponsored the support and was co-spon- create an Office of Criminal low at the Chicago-based Lawndale neighborhood on allowed to grant discre- bill. It was the Chicago sored by GOP state Rep. Justice Reform and Econo- Sargent Shriver National the city’s West Side. tionary parole since the Democrat’s final piece of Lindsay Parkhurst of mic Opportunity under Center on Poverty Law. The law, effective June 1, practice was abolished in legislation passed in her Kankakee. Stratton’s supervision. will allow people who com- 1978. 40-year career as a state “Everybody deserves a Created through an exe- [email protected] mit a crime before turning “We’re taking an impor- representative. second chance, but espe- cutive order Pritzker signed Twitter @PetrellaReports

JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Striking teaching assistants attend a rally on the campus of the University of Illinois-Chicago campus on Monday. Classroom walkout at U. of I. at Chicago enters third week By Dawn Rhodes that would entail. BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Chicago Tribune In an earlier statement, The Art Institute’s James Rondeau said it was clear more work was needed to represent native voices in the project. Amiridis, Provost Susan A strike by graduate and Poser and Vice Chancellor worked at the Art Institute “If someone dug up your teaching assistants at the Robert Barish said the Art for more than 20 years, the University of Illinois at university “is dependent last three as director, said he great-grandmother’s grave and Chicago has entered its on the revenue from the Continued from Page 1 could not recall a show third week as negotiations general and international being pulled from the pulled out a wedding ring or during spring break fees and is unable to meet “Members of the (schol- schedule as late in the proved unsuccessful. requests to waive those ars day group) were very process as is occurring with something that had been buried The Graduate Employ- fees for GEO employees.” adamant that this was not a “Worlds Within.” ees’ Union, representing The two sides also dis- good idea for them to move But he said he sees the with her, would you feel comfortable nearly 1,600 graduate stu- agree about salary in- forward with,” Miller said. move, which will leave dent workers, went on creases. But the museum said it about one-third of Regen- having that item on display?” strike March 19 following Graduate employees re- planned to proceed, she stein unoccupied alongside — Patty Loew, director of Northwestern University’s Center more than a year of failed ceive a minimum salary of added, and “we left pretty the roughly concurrent for Native American and Indigenous Research negotiations for a new $18,065 for two semesters discouraged and we’ve all “Manet and Modern contract. The union’s pre- of 20-hour work weeks. been talking about it ever Beauty,” a major impres- vious contract expired in They also receive the since. sionism show, as a symbol of September. equivalent of $13,502 in “Now I feel great that our a new way of doing busi- by scholars, their primary Reached by telephone The two sides have met tuition and fee waivers, concerns and our issues ness. significance is thought to be Monday morning, Just ini- six times since the walk- according to the adminis- were actually addressed by “I think our message is related to funeral rites, tially agreed to speak to the out began, union co-Presi- tration. this institution.” positive,” he said. “I think which comes with special Tribune but shortly before dent Jeff Schuhrke said, The university has of- The essential problem this is: We’re trying our best cultural sensitivities. the appointed time of the but no agreement appears fered an 11.5 percent in- the scholars had with the and we need to do better. Indeed, the Art Insti- call, emailed a statement: forthcoming. crease of the minimum exhibit is that much of the And I’m very eager to em- tute’s formal explanation of “The Princeton University Striking employees re- pay over three years. The pottery, owned by a Chicago brace a position of being “Worlds Within,” long avail- Art Museum is not involved sumed pickets Monday, union is seeking a 24 collector and pledged to the perhaps in the forefront of able on its website, said, with the exhibition you and Schuhrke said mem- percent pay bump over Art Institute, is objects that saying that some of the “Interpreting these rich im- referenced. We look for- bers of the Chicago Sym- three years. were found in graves. points of reference here for ages and the vessels them- ward to future opportuni- phony Orchestra, who It was not immediately “It’s not art,” said Patty how to deliver best prac- selves, which carry signifi- ties to partner with the Art have been on strike since clear how many graduate Loew, director of North- tices, how to really create cant funerary connotations, Institute of Chicago,” he March 10, were to join in and teaching assistants western University’s Center and speak within that ethi- poses a challenge to schol- wrote. solidarity. have walked off the job, for Native American and cal framework, that those ars. Research has been lim- Just pulled out over some “The administration is nor how many classes Indigenous Research, who paradigms are shifting and ited, and many sites have of the same concerns the ignoring the pleas of UIC were affected. A university was not part of the scholars we need to shift with it.” been destroyed over the Art Institute has, according undergraduates and facul- spokeswoman has not re- day meeting but has fol- And so the museum is past century.” to Rondeau. ty, who have overwhelm- sponded to requests for lowed the controversy now “working to engage Ed Harris is the collector “We had a partner; we ingly voiced their support comment on those issues. within the community of and collaborate with Native whose Mimbres pottery lost the partner,” he said. for GEO through multiple “We value our graduate Native American scholars. American nations who hold will be the core of the “The project had no curator letters to Chancellor assistants and teaching as- “If someone dug up your close connections to the exhibition, and he said he ... and if there isn’t sufficient Michael Amiridis and sistants and appreciate the great-grandmother’s grave Mimbres people, including fully supports the decision in-house expertise to cross other top administrators,” importance of their work and pulled out a wedding Pueblo leadership,” said to delay it. He speaks with the finish line ….” Schuhrke said in a state- to the research and aca- ring or something that had spokeswoman Kati Mur- reverence of the Mimbres Native scholars, though, ment Sunday. demic mission of UIC,” been buried with her, would phy. The current-day Pueb- people, comparing the suggest the curator UIC administrators’ Amiridis, Poser and Barish you feel comfortable having los are the people believed flourishing of their pottery shouldn’t have allowed this last communication about said in their statement. that item on display?” to include descendants of in the last decades of that project so close to the finish the strike was March 22, “Our goal always has been, The exhibition postpone- the Mimbres. civilization to the Renais- line without their participa- when they said the sides and continues to be, to ment occurs against a back- The scholars day gather- sance and praising their tion. met twice that week, only provide the best possible drop of museums’ increas- ing was the first formal apparent fascination with “I think that’s the right for a few minutes each contract for both sides.” ing sensitivity to the cul- discussion with Native everyday life rather than decision,” said Loew, of time, ensuring the strike Several other unions tures they present. The American scholars and exalting rulers and deities. Northwestern. “It’s not fair would continue into and organizations have ex- Field Museum last fall an- “was part of (the) larger Beginning in the 1970s, to frame what you’re going spring break, when no pressed their support for nounced a major rehabilita- process that led to our collecting Mimbres pottery to do and then bring in classes were in session. the UIC students, includ- tion of its outdated Native decision,” Murphy said. gradually became an “ob- people to affirm the deci- The union and adminis- ing the Chicago Teachers North American Hall, a Andrew Hamilton, the session” for Harris, a Chi- sions you’ve already made. tration are clashing over Union, UIC’s faculty project that will make Na- Art Institute’s newly hired cago music publisher, he … There should have been base salaries and health union and UIC’s graduate tive Americans “partners” associate curator of the art said. He and his wife, Betty, consultation and communi- care fees, among other council. in the presentation and aim of the Americas, said, “We an Art Institute trustee, cation from the very begin- issues, but a primary stick- UIC students also have to better connect past and just need more time. To me have what Harris said is ning.” ing point is general stu- received support from present, challenging the no- it’s a great step to be able to “probably the best collec- And while Rondeau, Har- dent fees, Schuhrke said. counterparts at Loyola, tion of them as merely take this time and really tion of this material that ris and Hamilton talk about Graduate and under- Northwestern and Uni- historical figures. reassess.” exists,” and he has promised mounting this exhibition in graduate students cur- versity of Chicago. Gradu- And the Art Institute, in Hamilton said his job, in it to the Art Institute, a a more enlightened manner, rently pay $431 per se- ate workers at Loyola and February, unveiled a freshly the modern era, is essen- donation that he said is not the very presence of grave mester in fees. That will U. of C. unionized in re- revamped presentation of tially collaborative: “I see affected by what has hap- objects suggests doing so increase to $481 in the fall. cent years but have not its African art. “This multi- my role as a curator in this pened with the exhibit. will be difficult. International students pay succeeded in launching vocal and multidisciplinary department as really a fa- “They didn’t want to do a Miller, of the city’s an additional $130 per any negotiations with approach exponentially ex- cilitator and really trying to show that was just half- American Indian Center, semester. their respective institu- pands upon the single cura- build bonds and networks baked. They wanted to do it said she has warned the Art Schuhrke said the tions, while Northwestern torial voice that has domi- between the Art Institute right,” Harris said. “James Institute that this issue tou- union is asking the admin- students are in the midst nated museum displays un- and Native American com- and I made a decision to put ches a nerve: “Action from istration to cap or waive of a unionization effort. til the very recent past,” the munities, indigenous com- off the show until we can within the Native American some of those charges for “It’s wrong that the museum explained. munities, throughout the face these issues.” community here in Chicago graduate employees. Such university’s administra- “It’s done through an Americas as well in central The show was to travel definitely might happen if a policy would be more tion spends money on new inclusion lens,” said Ron- and South America.” from the Art Institute, the exhibit goes forward,” effective than simply pro- buildings and high salaries deau. “The introductory The project was always where it would have ended she said she told museum portionally increasing for themselves while grad- text, in the first paragraph, complex because the Mim- Aug. 25, to Princeton Uni- officials. wages, Schuhrke said. uate student workers, on acknowledges the sort of bres people, who developed versity Art Museum and to It’s a message that Ron- “Nothing stops them whose labor the university violent legacies of colonial- their distinctive, black-on- the Museum of Fine Arts, deau seems to have heard: from increasing the fees depends, struggle to get ism, the problematic cate- white pottery depicting im- Houston. “For us this is first and and that serves as a pay by,” Northwestern Uni- gories of art and non-art, of ages of ordinary life while The show’s curator was foremost about best prac- cut,” said Schuhrke, who is versity Graduate Workers ritual and artifact, of the living in communities along Bryan Just, of Princeton, tices and preparedness, and a doctoral candidate in said in a statement. “Com- sacred, upfront. So for the the Mimbres River, seem to but he and that museum I think in this particular history. mon issues like unfair fees first time that I’m aware of have dispersed from their quit the show in February, case preparedness and best According to the uni- unite graduate student in this institution’s history, traditional lands by about Rondeau said, and “the loss practices are more complex versity statement, officials workers across cam- we problematize aspects of 1150 or 1250, depending on of that partnership I think than they ordinarily are.” are “willing to address the puses.” collection and display up- which source you read. prohibited us from actually fee issues within its wage front.” Further, to the extent accomplishing our goals in [email protected] and health care propos- [email protected] Rondeau, who has these pots are understood that time frame.” Twitter @StevenKJohnson als,” but it is not clear what Twitter @rhodes_dawn 6 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019

KASONDRA VAN TREECK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS AIDS advocate Kathye Gorosh cautiously hopes “maybe there could be a cure someday.” HIV

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“That they may live to see a cure, it’s a beauti- ful, beautiful thing” When Valle thinks of the possibility of a cure, he thinks of his father, who died from complications related to AIDS in 1995. They never spoke of how he contracted the disease, he said. He thinks of his friend who, after diagnosis, asked Valle, “When my time Victor Salvo recalls that AIDS “felt like a plague” in its comes, will you be there for early years. By the time he was 30, six friends had died. me?” “That was one person,” vice president of strategy “Each little step he said, “and then there and business development were so many others.” at the AIDS Foundation of is an increment He thinks of Center on Chicago. “What was really Halsted seniors, who have encouraging is that it is towards hope- survived 30 years living possible, and that it’s just with HIV. “They’re still sort of moved us along a fully a cure, but here, and that they may live little bit.” in the meantime, to see a cure, it’s a beautiful, To her this is one step, beautiful thing.” albeit an encouraging one, a lot of people And he thinks of his in a decadeslong journey. partner, Jeffrey Voorhees, She remembers when are already in- who loved the beach — the disease was new and they’d drive all night to unnamed. The Centers for fected.” spend a weekend in Miami Disease Control and Pre- — and was “the fun and joy vention’s first mention of it — Kathye Gorosh in my life,” he said. Like was in 1981, noting a rare many, when Voorhees was lung infection in five young, diagnosed in 1991, his life previously healthy gay Project, the Lakeview out- changed overnight. Within men. Two had already died door museum walk pre- months he was gone, the by the time the report was senting LGBT history, they end filled with lesions and published. sometimes have no idea losing his ability to walk Later it had a name: what he is talking about. and pneumonia. Voorhees acquired immunodeficien- Once, an adviser with a was 32. cy syndrome, or AIDS. She student group leaned in “We always talked about, remembers when the first and whispered, “Could you if you go, let me know test emerged in 1985, and explain to them what AIDS you’re OK somehow,” Valle two years later, the first is?” said. medication. In 1987, the It bothers him that they A year after Voorhees’ FDA approved AZT, the are uninformed. But it also death, the phone rang. Valle first drug approved for bothers him they are un- answered. No one was on AIDS treatment. aware of the decades of the other end. He looked at “When there first was activism that led to funding the clock. It was 1 a.m. “It AZT, one medication, peo- and treatment — not to dawned on me — it was the ple thought, ‘Will there mention social service or- moment, the day, the sec- ever be more?’ And now ganizations and work that ond he had died.” He re- there’s a slew of them. So, paved the road to things members thinking, “He’s who would have thought like marriage equality. letting me know he’s OK.” that?” she said. “Each little “There was absolutely Despite the darkness, step is an increment no understanding of what that time was also, he towards hopefully a cure, the community had done to emphasized, a time of hope but in the meantime, a lot of build everything that these and enormous help. people are already in- kids took for granted so Friends came together for fected.” seamlessly, that they didn’t one another and decided She remembers the fight have to know about it,” he who would go to what to get funding to study and said. home, watch whose cat and treat a disease that was He first heard about sit by which hospital bed. killing people nearly as fast what was then known as “Chicago has a lot of as they were diagnosed. “the gay cancer” in the heart,” said Valle, who also And she remembers in early 1980s on a date. founded the Chicago chap- 1985 when actor Rock “It didn’t become real to ter of the AIDS Memorial Hudson announced he had me for a number of years,” Quilt, something he said AIDS and died weeks later, he said. created beauty out of ugli- and in 1991 when basketball But by the time he was ness. star Magic Johnson told 30, six friends had died. He is hopeful this news the world he was HIV- “It didn’t feel like an increases awareness. Be- positive, the celebrity of illness. It felt like a plague,” cause medications like each adding enormous he said. “It was impossible PrEP, a pill that can lower a awareness. to process so many beauti- person’s chances of con- Through the years, she ful, young, vital men basi- tracting HIV, are only part has watched HIV become a cally being ravaged by an of a goal to slash diagnoses disease people can manage. illness that made them look by 2030. She sees issues previously like they were 80 or 90 Each week at the Center unimaginable, like securing years old.” on Halsted, clients are resources for seniors living He remembers watching tested and told of positive with HIV. the mother of a sick friend results. Valle says he sees Perhaps eventually a stroke her son’s forehead 18-year-olds receiving cure for all will be available. while wearing rubber those results. About 23,000 In the meantime, she and gloves and a mask. Chicagoans are estimated others want to ensure those Watching friends die as to be living with HIV, living with the disease have funding and awareness according to a 2016 Health access to care and re- seemed nonexistent trans- Department report. People sources. formed him and his friends ages 20 to 29 were the most “It seemed so far off, and into activists, he said. He frequently diagnosed. now it’s just a tad closer,” helped organize Chi- “I’m glad there’s hope,” she said. “I think you have cagoans to travel to the 1987 Valle said, “but we also have to be realistic in between march on Washington that to be responsible to make being optimistic, and do demanded an end to dis- sure we stay healthy.” what you can for today.” crimination and more money for AIDS research “It seemed so far off, “They are the latest gen- and treatment. and now it’s just a tad eration in a long line of “History was unfolding closer” people who paid a very around us,” he said. “It When news broke about great price” forced a solidarity that had the second person found to Victor Salvo said he was not existed before.” be HIV-free, many of Ka- surprised to find himself For all these reasons, he thye Gorosh’s friends underwhelmed by the wants to maintain memo- reached out expecting ex- news of a second person ries and legacies for young- citement. being cleared of HIV. er generations. But many like Gorosh, It’s a very specific case, “I want them to be who has worked for years he noted, and not ulti- proud,” he said. “I want in AIDS advocacy, had a mately a treatment acces- them to have a sense of the more tempered reaction. sible to everyone. He had fact that they are the latest “I think what it mostly hoped the activism of his generation in a long line of does is give hope that youth would have led to people who paid a very maybe there could be a something stronger by now. great price.” cure someday, a full- When Salvo speaks to fledged cure available to students through his work [email protected] most,” said Gorosh, senior as founder of The Legacy Twitter @byalisonbowen Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 7 Mayor

Continued from Page 1 lenge too great. And this is truly a historic moment. Not long ago, the idea that two African-American women would be vying for this spot would have been considered impossible.” Chicagoans have not elected an African-Ameri- can mayor since Harold Washington won re-elec- GUTTER GUARDS tion in 1987 before dying that year. The city also only has elected one woman as & GUTTER SYSTEMS mayor, Jane Byrne, who held the office for one term from 1979 until 1983. “We are on the eve of a historic election in our city, CALL NOW FOR A one of the first times we’ll NO-HASSLE FREE 708-328-3505 have a real choice since ARMANDO L. 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We took very different paths to get here,” Preckwinkle, 72, said in contrasting herself to TERRENCE ANTONIO JAMES/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Lightfoot, 56. “I’ve proudly Lori Lightfoot has called for change that is needed “to served as a public servant in break from the broken and corrupt political machine.” this city for 25 years, so I’m not afraid of big challenges or hard work. I know what Chicagoans have elected one it takes to tackle them, and I woman as mayor: Jane Byrne, who know how gratifying it is when our members bend served from 1979 to 1983. The city’s the arc of history a little closer to justice, day by one African-American mayor, day.” Lightfoot, a first-time Harold Washington, won election candidate for public office, has said Chicagoans’ desire in 1983 and 1987 but died in office. to break free from the city’s history of machine politics outweighs talk of political Lightfoot was walking supporter Ashref Hashim resumes. through the grocery store said. “The sense people “This election is historic, shaking hands and greeting have is that she’s open to not merely because there potential voters when she embracing the communi- are two black women vying encountered 58-year-old ty.” to be the leader of our great Marcee Williams. Shelia Jones, 62, a retired city, but it’s historic in my “I just voted. 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I’ll try,” Williams “I think we need to give said in her Saturday speech. replied. “I just texted a few her a chance,” Jones said, “That machine that covets friends, ‘No lines, no wait- after Preckwinkle left to compliance, that covets se- ing, at Pratt and Western, visit another shop. “She’s crecy and loyalty at the go now.’ ” been around a long time, expense of everything else.” Lightfoot started the day and I’ve just been thinking Both candidates spent greeting voters at the about how much I like her Monday scurrying around Garfield Red Line station values. She’s a school- the city and encouraging before stopping at Every- teacher, and I like her LIMITED voters to fulfill their civic body’s Coffee in Uptown. method. I like her strength. duty amid mounting con- She also swung by Big Top She’s a motivator. She’s a SPECIAL OFFER! TIME cerns about low voter turn- Restaurant, a Jefferson protector. She’s a leader.” ONLY out. 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Push water away from foundation percent in 2015. The differ- started the day rallying Quentin Love, Turkey ence in raw votes was with workers alongside Chop’s proprietor and a Eliminate clogs and failures larger, with 560,701 casting U.S. Rep. Danny Davis in local philanthropist, sug- Never worry about damage from clogged gutters again ballots this year compared West Garfield Park and gested to Preckwinkle that with 483,700 in 2015. handing boxed lunches to her current post as head of City election officials re- needy residents in Hum- the county could be seen as ported that early voting boldt Park, she took a a more powerful position ahead of Tuesday’s runoff moment to pray. than Chicago mayor. DO YOU HAVE A FAILING GUTTER SYSTEM? was down slightly from five The brief silence amid The candidate replied by weeks ago. what she has described as a noting she had prioritized WE DO REPAIRS AND MAINTENANCE! In the February election, “brutal campaign” oc- issues such as criminal jus- 125,000 voters cast early curred inside a Sikh gurd- tice reform during her ten- ballots, while this time wara amid Devon Avenue’s ure and felt comfortable around the final number bustling South Asian and with the results of that was 122,829. The final rush Middle Eastern communi- work. to vote also dropped off, ty. “After that, I thought I’d with 25,703 voting early on Preckwinkle just had take on some new chal- the final Monday before the toured a segment of the lenges,” Preckwinkle told election five weeks ago avenue’s grocers, restau- Love, and then quipped: compared with 17,850 this rants and merchants with a “The city sure is a chal- GET ON OUR time. clutch of campaign staff lenge.” Asked Monday if she and supporters. “So and after that, after SPRING SCHEDULE would be disappointed if But before her security the mayor, that’s it?” Love AND SAVE! turnout again hovers team pressed her into an asked. Or was she perhaps around 35 percent, Light- SUV to hurry off to the considering another office? foot replied, “The only day’s next event, Preckwin- “No, no, no, no,” Preck- thing I’m going to be disap- kle followed leaders of the winkle said, shaking her pointed by is a loss. I think Devon Gurudwara Sahib head. “That’s it. That’s it. CALL NOW! we need to keep focus and up a flight of carpeted That’s it.” bring people out.” stairs. She then stood bare- The polls at Chicago’s Standing in front of a foot before a small altar, 2,069 precincts are open tomato and peppers stand eyes closed, head bowed Tuesday from 6 a.m. until 7 outside the Devon Market and covered in a traditional p.m. WWW.SPRINGROCKGUTTERS.COM/TRIB2019 in Rogers Park, Lightfoot orange turban, as one of the Once they close, a new said she has been feeling an leaders prayed in Punjabi era in Chicago’s storied “energy surge” around her for her success from a holy political history begins. campaign. “What we keep Sikh script. 708-328-3505 hearing from people af- “She’s worked with our [email protected] firmatively is they want community for a long [email protected] change,” she said. time,” businessman and [email protected] 8 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 NATION & WORLD Closure threat stirs border fears Critics: Move to stop day as many as 2,000 U.S. inspectors who screen migrants will spark cargo and vehicles at ports economic disruption of entry along the Mexican border may be reassigned to By Cedar Attanasio help handle the surge of Associated Press migrants. Currently, about 750 inspectors are being EL PASO, Texas — Presi- reassigned. dent Donald Trump’s threat That, too, could slow the to shut down the southern movement of trucks and border raised fears Monday people across the border. of dire economic conse- Instead of ensuring the quences in the U.S. and an flow of goods across the upheaval of daily life in a border, the inspectors are corner of the country that being put to work proc- relies on the international essing migrants, taking flow of not just goods and their applications for asy- services but also students, lum and transporting them families and workers. to holding centers. Politicians, business lead- Homeland Security Sec- ers and economists warned retary Kirstjen Nielsen said that such a move would the reassignments are nec- block incoming shipments essary to help manage the of fruits and vegetables, huge influx that is overload- TVs, medical devices and ing the system. other products and cut off “The crisis at our border people who commute to is worsening, and DHS will their jobs or school or come do everything in its power across to go shopping. to end it,” Nielsen said. “Let’s hope the threat is In addition to reassigning nothing but a bad April DENIS POROY/AP 2015 inspectors, Nielsen has Fools’ joke,” said economist The administration wants to reassign many border agents who screen cargo to processing migrants seeking asylum. asked for volunteers from Dan Griswold at the Merca- non-immigration agencies tus Center at George Mason end because of a surge of workers who come across laden with about 50 million would cause an immediate within her department and University in Virginia. He Central American migrants every day from Mexico to pounds of produce such as depression in border state sent a letter to Congress said Trump’s threat would seeking asylum. Trump ad- harvest lettuce, carrots, on- eggplants, tomatoes, bell communities and, depend- requesting resources and be the “height of folly,” ministration officials have ions and other winter vege- peppers, lettuce, cucumbers ing on the duration, a reces- broader authority to deport noting that an average of said the influx is straining tables. Shopping mall park- and berries. sion in the rest of the families faster. The admin- 15,000 trucks and $1.6 bil- the immigration system to ing lots in the region are He said a closing of the country,” he said. istration is also ramping up lion in goods cross the the breaking point. filled with cars with Mexi- border would lead to imme- “Our business would efforts to return asylum- border every day. Elected leaders from bor- can plates. diate layoffs and result in end,” said Marta Salas, an seekers to Mexico. “If trade were inter- der communities stretching More than 60 percent of shortages and price in- employee at an El Paso shop Nielsen also ordered the rupted, U.S. producers from San Diego to the Texas Mexican winter produce creases at grocery stores near the border that sells CBP to immediately expand would suffer crippling dis- cities of El Paso and Laredo sold in the U.S. crosses at and restaurants. plastic flowers that are used a new policy that returns ruptions of their supply warned that havoc would Nogales, Ariz. The winter “If this happens— and I on the Mexican side by asylum-seekers to Mexico chains, American families ensue on both sides of the produce season is especially certainly hope it doesn’t — families holding quincean- to await immigration court would see prices spike for international boundary if heavy right now, with the I’d hate to go into a grocery eras, the traditional com- hearings in the U.S. food and cars, and U.S. the ports were closed. They import of Mexican-grown store four or five days later ing-of-age celebrations. Apprehensions all along exporters would be cut off were joined by the U.S. watermelons, grapes and and see what it looks like,” Salas said her whole fam- the southern border have from their third-largest Chamber of Commerce, squash, said Lance Jung- Jungmeyer said. ily, including relatives who soared in recent months; market,” he said. which said such a step meyer, president of the Laredo Mayor Pete attend the University of border agents were on track Trump brought up the would inflict “severe econo- Fresh Produce Association Saenz, chairman of the Texas at El Paso, would be to make 100,000 arrests and possibility of closing ports mic harm.” of the Americas. Texas Border Coalition, said affected if the border were denials of entry in March. of entry along the southern In California’s Imperial He said 11,000 to 12,000 a closure would be cata- closed. border Friday and revisited Valley, across from Mexi- commercial trucks cross the strophic. Meanwhile, the Trump The Washington Post con- it in tweets over the week- cali, Mexico, farmers rely on border at Nogales daily, “Closing the border administration said Mon- tributed.

Biden says he never meant Disaster aid stalls in Senate to make women feel ill at ease amid fight over Puerto Rico By Julie Pace and By Andrew Taylor Thomas Beaumont Associated Press Associated Press WASHINGTON — Sen- WASHINGTON — Joe ate Democrats on Monday Biden on Monday force- blocked a Republican disas- fully rejected comparisons ter aid bill, saying it doesn’t of his embrace of col- do enough to help hurri- leagues, friends and their cane-torn Puerto Rico. The families during swearing-in move tossed long-sought ceremonies as vice presi- relief for victims of hurri- dent and the 2014 allega- canes, floods and western tion he says he can’t recall wildfires into limbo. involving a Democratic The vote escalated a candidate in Nevada. fight between Democrats The questions about and President Donald whether Biden’s long his- Trump, who opposes fur- tory of physical expression, ALEX WONG/GETTY ther rebuilding aid for the RAMON ESPINOSA/AP 2018 with heightened scrutiny Then-Vice President Joe Biden was criticized for whisper- U.S. island territory, which President Donald Trump has objected to providing more in the #MeToo movement, ing in Stephanie Carter’s ear at the swearing-in of her was slammed by back-to- rebuilding aid to storm-ravaged Puerto Rico. prompted Biden to defend husband, Ash Carter, as secretary of defense in 2015. back hurricanes in 2017. his actions, arguing he The 44-49 vote fell short tems and to ease the re- Southern farmers, Califor- doesn’t believe he ever for the presidency, “it all picture is a close friend of a majority, much less the quirement that Puerto Rico nia communities devas- acted inappropriately. depends on how he contin- helping someone get 60 votes required to over- financially match a portion tated by last summer’s But Biden’s team likened ues to respond to this. He through a big day, for which come a Democratic filibus- of the federal government’s wildfires, and hurricane- associating images of Biden has to acknowledge that his I will always be grateful,” ter. It sent GOP leaders aid contribution. hit states such as Florida, hugging or leaning in to behavior made some wom- Carter wrote in a post on back to the drawing board Democrats say Trump Georgia and North Car- speak to colleagues, friends en uncomfortable.” the website Medium. but seemed unlikely to kill has been slow to release olina. Hurricane-damaged and their family members Sunday, Biden said it was Flores’ account of the disaster aid efforts outright, already-appropriated fund- military bases in Florida to “smears” by “right wing never his intention to make 2014 incident comes at a since there is much politi- ing for Puerto Rico and has and North Carolina would trolls.” women feel discomfort and crucial moment for Biden. cal support to send aid to exhibited little urgency in receive rebuilding funds. Biden has defended his if he did, “I will listen He’s been wrestling for Southern farmers, wildfire- helping the island. Trump Democrats want to add interactions with women, respectfully.” months with a final deci- ravaged California towns poor-mouthed the island’s almost $700 million more saying he doesn’t believe And in light of photos sion on whether to run for and Midwestern flood vic- government at a meeting to unlock further disaster he’s acted inappropriately. circulating of Biden em- president, blowing through tims. with Senate Republicans aid for Puerto Rico and But a Nevada politician’s bracing or leaning in several self-imposed dead- Trump allies such as last week and suggested several states, including assertion that Biden’s kiss toward women during offi- lines. Advisers are now Sens. David Perdue, R-Ga., Puerto Rico has gotten too help to rebuild badly dam- on the back of her head cial ceremonies as vice eyeing an announcement and Rick Scott, R-Fla., are much disaster help com- aged water systems. Demo- made her feel uncomfort- president, Biden’s team later in April. among the strongest back- pared with states such as crats are also trying to force able prompted some forcefully pushed back on Biden still leads most ers of the legislation, which Texas, using inflated num- the administration to re- Democrats to question comparisons to them and early polls, buoyed by has already faced signifi- bers to make his case. lease billions of dollars in whether the 76-year-old is what Flores’ alleged. broad name recognition cant delays. “Just as we leave no rebuilding funds that have too out of step. “In other words, the fa- and the goodwill he gener- “We will get this done soldier behind on the already been approved. The episode, recounted miliar characterizations of ated during eight years as eventually,” Perdue said, battlefield, we help our Senate Majority Leader by Democrat Lucy Flores, these two photos that have President Barack Obama’s promising relief to strug- fellow Americans when Mitch McConnell said the highlighted an aspect of been uncritically perpetu- No. 2. Given his experience gling farmers in his state. there’s a disaster, wherever measure is the fastest way Biden’s persona that has ated, turn out to be very and appeal with white The path forward is not the disaster strikes. We do to get aid to the hurricane- been publicly known for false,” Biden spokesman working-class voters in clear, but a leading option is not abandon them. Period,” slammed South and the years: the affectionate Bill Russo said. Midwestern battleground for the Senate to pass a said Minority Leader badly flooded Midwest, whispers, hugs and shoul- Several women who states, he’s also seen by much more narrowly Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y. along with nutrition aid to der squeezes he has long worked for Biden stepped some Democrats as the drawn bill simply to get the Trump weighed in on Puerto Rico, where food doled out to women, often forward over the weekend best-positioned candidate issue into a House-Senate Twitter on Monday to pre- stamp benefits have already on camera and at high- to vouch for his character. to defeat President Donald conference committee. emptively attack Demo- been cut. profile public events. In a And Stephanie Carter, the Trump. House Democrats insist the crats for blocking the mea- “It’s our only sure path to moment of national reck- wife of former Defense Nancy Bobo, an Iowa talks must produce a final sure. making a law with any- oning over sexual harass- Secretary Ash Carter, dis- activist who was among measure with help for “Democrats should stop where near the urgency ment and the treatment of puted characterizations of Obama’s earliest support- Puerto Rico. fighting Sen. David Per- these Americans deserve. It women by powerful men, her interactions with Biden ers in the state, shares that The amount of money in due’s disaster relief bill. is the only bill on the table some Democrats said Bid- during her husband’s view. She fears the episode dispute is relatively small, They are blocking funding with any provision for the en’s actions have taken on a swearing-in ceremony. Pic- with Flores suggests but Trump feels antipathy and relief for our great Midwest flooding,” Mc- new light. tures of the then-vice presi- Democrats may try to tear toward Puerto Rico’s gov- farmers and rural Ameri- Connell said. “And it’s the “It looks different in dent whispering in Carter’s down their most-qualified ernment and Senate Re- ca!” Trump tweeted. only bill on the table that 2019,” said Maria Cardona, ear and placing his hands candidate. publicans backed him up — The $13.5 billion Senate could earn a presidential a Democratic strategist. on her shoulders rico- “I can just see what’s for now — in denying measure mostly mirrors a signature in time to deliver Cardona said that while cheted across the internet coming at him,” Bobo said. Democratic demands for $14.2 billion measure urgent relief on the nutri- Biden’s behavior is not at the time. “And it’s going to come at more aid to rebuild its passed by the House in tion assistance in Puerto automatically disqualifying “The Joe Biden in my him from the Democrats.” badly damaged water sys- January, combining aid to Rico.” Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 9 Dems to prepare subpoenas for full special counsel report By Mary Clare Jalonick Associated Press

WASHINGTON — The House Judiciary Commit- tee will prepare subpoenas this week seeking special counsel Robert Mueller’s full Russia report as the Justice Department ap- pears likely to miss Tues- day’s deadline set by Democrats for the report’s DAN KITWOOD/GETTY release. Anti-Brexit signs lie on the ground in front of Houses of Parliament on Monday. The Judiciary panel plans to vote on subpoenas Wednesday, a day after the J. SCOTT APPLEWHITE/AP 4 alternative plans for Brexit deadline. The chairmen of House Judiciary Chairman Jerrold Nadler is pushing for several House committees release of the full Mueller report to lawmakers. asked for the full, rejected by U.K. lawmakers unredacted report last have said they will not sonal dealings as he week after Attorney Gen- accept redactions and will launched a wide-ranging By Jill Lawless “This house has contin- vorce deal she negotiated eral William Barr released a almost certainly be un- investigation into possible and Danica Kirka uously rejected leaving with the EU has been four-page summary laying happy with the amount of obstruction of justice, pub- Associated Press without a deal just as it has rejected by Parliament out the report’s “principal information provided by lic corruption and abuses of rejected not leaving at all,” three times, leaving Britain conclusions.” Barr said in a Barr when the department power. LONDON — Britain’s he said. “Therefore the only facing a no-deal Brexit that letter to the House and releases the report in the Barr said in the letter Parliament has spoken — option is to find a way could cause turmoil for Senate Judiciary commit- coming weeks. Friday that he is scrubbing and it has said no, again. through which allows the people and businesses on tees on Friday that a re- The panel will also vote the report to avoid disclos- Lawmakers seeking a U.K. to leave with a deal.” both sides of the Channel. dacted version of the full Wednesday to authorize ing any grand jury informa- way out of the country’s May has summoned her The April 12 deadline, 300 page report would be subpoenas related to a tion or classified material, Brexit morass on Monday Cabinet for a marathon imposed by the EU, gives released by mid-April, “if number of President Don- in addition to portions of rejected four alternatives to meeting Tuesday to thrash May less than two weeks to not sooner.” ald Trump’s former top the report that pertain to the government’s unpopu- out the options. The prime bridge the hostile divide The planned committee advisers, including strate- ongoing investigations or lar European Union di- minister, who is renowned that separates those in her vote, announced Monday gist Steve Bannon, commu- that “would unduly in- vorce deal that would have for her dogged determina- government who want to morning, would not auto- nications director Hope fringe on the personal pri- softened or even halted tion, could also try to bring sever links with the EU and matically issue subpoenas Hicks, chief of staff Reince vacy and reputational inter- Britain’s departure. her Brexit agreement back those who want to keep the but authorize House Judi- Priebus, White House ests of peripheral third With just 12 days until for a fourth time later this ties that have bound Britain ciary Committee Chairman counsel Donald McGahn parties.” the U.K. must come up with week. to the bloc for almost 50 Jerrold Nadler, D-N.Y., to and counsel Ann Donald- Democrats say they a new plan or crash out of The narrowest defeat — years. send them if he decides to son. Donaldson served as want all of that informa- the bloc in chaos, the 276 votes to 273 — was for a The impasse is raising do so. McGahn’s chief of staff. tion, even if some of it can’t House of Commons threw plan to keep Britain in a expectations that lawmak- “As I have made clear, The five were key wit- be disclosed to the public. out four alternatives to customs union with the EU, ers could try to trigger a Congress requires the full nesses in Mueller’s probe of They are citing precedents Prime Minister Theresa guaranteeing smooth and snap election in the hope a and complete special coun- possible obstruction of jus- from previous investiga- May’s thrice-rejected tariff-free trade in goods. A new configuration in Par- sel report, without redac- tice and were sent docu- tions involving presidents Brexit deal — though in motion that went further, liament would break the tions, as well as access to ment requests by the Judi- and also information dis- some cases by a razor-thin calling for Britain to stay in Brexit logjam. But the Con- the underlying evidence,” ciary panel last month. closed about the Russia margin. the EU’s borderless single servatives are worried that Nadler said in a statement. Nadler said he is concerned investigation to Republi- The result leaves the market for both goods and could hand power to the “Attorney General Barr has about reports that docu- cans last year when they government with a range of services, was defeated 282- opposition Labour Party. thus far indicated he will ments relevant to Mueller’s held the House majority. unpalatable choices. It can 261. European Commission not meet the April 2 dead- investigation “were sent Republicans have said gamble on a fourth attempt A third proposal calling chief Jean-Claude Juncker line set by myself and five outside the White House,” the Democratic demands to push May’s unloved deal for any Brexit deal Britain said it was time for the other committee chairs, waiving executive privilege are overreach. through Parliament, let strikes with the EU to be British Parliament to spell and refused to work with us rights that would block “Judiciary Democrats Britain tumble out of the put to a public referendum out what it wanted on to provide the full report, document production. have escalated from setting bloc without a deal, or roll was defeated 292-280. Brexit. without redactions, to Con- “To this end, I have arbitrary deadlines to de- the dice by opting for a snap The fourth, which “A sphinx is an open gress.” asked the committee to manding unredacted mate- election to shake up Parlia- would let Britain cancel book in direct comparison The vote comes as authorize me to issue sub- rial that Congress does not, ment. Brexit if it came within two with the British Parlia- Democrats are escalating poenas, if necessary, to in truth, require and that Brexit Secretary Stephen days of crashing out of the ment,” he told the Saarland their battle with the Justice compel the production of the law does not allow to be Barclay said the govern- bloc without a deal, fell by a state legislature in Saar- Department over how documents and testimony,” shared outside the Justice ment would continue to wider margin, 292-191. bruecken, Germany. “We much of the report they Nadler said. Department,” said Georgia seek support for a “cred- May had already ruled must get the sphinx to talk will be able to see — a fight Nadler sent requests to Rep. Doug Collins, the top ible” plan for leaving the out all the ideas under now. Enough of the long that could eventually end 81 people connected to Republican on the Judici- EU. consideration. But the di- silence.” up in court. Democrats Trump’s political and per- ary committee.

separate PDF files rather Security than one single PDF file. Newbold said that when Continued from Page 1 she returned to work in February, she was cut out of states. the security clearance proc- The release of the docu- ess. The office also an- ments sets the stage for nounced a plan to “restruc- another fight between the ture” that would remove White House and the her from a supervisory role, Democratic-controlled she said. House, and immediately In response to Newbold’s drew criticism from House interview, Cummings is ask- Republicans who called the ing the White House to turn allegations overblown and over the list she created as “cherry-picked.” well as documents related Cummings’ panel has to the handling of security been investigating security clearances for several sen- clearances issued to senior ior officials including Flynn, officials including Trump Kushner and Porter. son-in-law Jared Kushner, Flynn maintained his former national security ad- clearance even after the viser Michael Flynn and White House learned that former White House aide he lied to the FBI about his Rob Porter. That probe has conversations with Russia’s picked up steam after The ambassador and that he was New York Times reported under investigation by the that Trump ordered offi- Justice Department. cials to grant Kushner a Kushner failed to initially clearance over the objec- disclose numerous foreign tions of national security meetings on security clear- officials, and after Newbold ance forms, and, according spoke out to NBC News and CLIFF OWEN/AP to the Times, career officials other news outlets about The Trump administration reportedly granted security clearances to at least 25 people despite initial denials. recommended against her concerns. granting him a clearance On Monday, Cummings The White House did not custodian. four or five of the clearance ance reviewers were “con- before Trump personally said he will move this week respond to a request for Also, in a response memo denials for “very serious tinuously” overridden. overruled them. to authorize his first sub- comment Monday. circulated to Republican reasons” were a small frac- Newbold said she raised Porter had high-level ac- poena in the probe. The Rep. Jim Jordan, the members, Jordan’s staff cast tion of about 5,000 employ- her concerns up the chain cess with an interim securi- subpoena will be for the committee’s ranking Re- Newbold as a disgruntled ees who work in the Execu- of command in the White ty clearance even though deposition of Carl Kline, publican, said in a state- employee who had only tive Office of the President. House to no avail. Instead, the FBI repeatedly told the who served as the White ment that Cummings’ probe limited knowledge of the According to Cummings’ she said, the White House White House of past allega- House personnel security is a “partisan attack” and an reasons security clearances memo, Newbold consid- retaliated, suspending her tions of domestic violence director and supervised “excuse to go fishing” were granted. The Republi- ered the decisions to be part in January for 14 days with- lodged against him by two Newbold. He has since left through personnel files. He can document also suggests of a “systematic” problem out pay for not following a ex-wives. the White House for the also said that one person on Newbold’s concerns were within her office where the new policy requiring that Porter resigned after the Defense Department. Newbold’s list is a GSA “overblown,” saying that decisions of security clear- documents be scanned as allegations became public. Trump says census ‘meaningless’ without citizenship question By Kevin Freking tion wants to include a Steven Dillingham declined emphasize is how impor- to include the question vio- Bureau, Ross decided last Associated Press citizenship question on the to answer a question about tant it is,” Dillingham said. lated federal law and the year to add the citizenship 2020 census. But the idea the president’s tweet, say- The decennial census is Constitution. question to the survey for WASHINGTON — One faces court challenges from ing “we really want to re- used to help determine how House Democrats are the 10-year head count, say- year out from the start of Democratic-leaning states strict our comments to talk- approximately $675 billion also investigating the deci- ing the Justice Department the 2020 census, Census and communities that argue ing about the great job we’re federal dollars are distribut- sion by Commerce Secre- requested the question to Bureau officials set out it would make immigrants doing, where we are and ed each year. State and local tary Wilbur Ross to add the improve enforcement of the Monday to demonstrate the and their families less likely how it’s going to help this governments use it to make citizenship question and a federal Voting Rights Act. importance of the head to respond to the constitu- nation.” decisions about where to congressional panel will The Supreme Court is count for all Americans. tionally mandated tally and Dillingham noted that locate schools and health consider issuing subpoenas hearing the Trump admin- President Donald Trump thus make the count less the census for the first time clinics and provide social Tuesday if it doesn’t get istration appeal of a federal offered a different message, accurate. will give people the chance services and improve roads certain documents that law- judge’s ruling in New York saying the count will be The official counting be- to respond online. People and bridges. The survey makers have requested. that the decision violated “meaningless” if it doesn’t gins on April 1 next year. To can also respond by tele- results are also used to Trump tweeted that federal law. A judge in include a citizenship ques- mark the date one year out, phone and mail. He cited distribute electoral college without a citizenship ques- California said a citizenship tion. Census Bureau officials how easy it will be to votes and congressional dis- tion, the “Report would be question also would violate In a tweet Monday, held a briefing Monday to provide requested informa- trict seats. meaningless and a waste of the Constitution. Trump blamed “Radical begin raising awareness and tion and to assure that the The citizenship question the $Billions (ridiculous) A resolution of the citi- Left Democrats” for oppos- project confidence that information will be secure has been caught up in litiga- that it costs to put to- zenship matter is needed ing the “all important” they’re up to the monumen- and confidential. tion in federal courts, where gether!” soon to allow the govern- question on citizenship. tal task. “But probably the mes- lower courts have ruled that Against the advice of ca- ment to start printing the The Trump administra- Census Bureau Director sage we really want to the administration’s haste reer officials at the Census census questionnaire. 10 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019

NEWS BRIEFING Measles count Staff and news services in U.S. this year already more Algeria’s leader, ceding to than all of 2018 protests, will quit by April 28 NEW YORK — The number of U.S. measles ALGIERS, Algeria — overhaul of the entire po- cases through the first Algerian President litical system. three months of this year Abdelaziz Bouteflika will Their weekly protests have surpassed the count step down before his since Feb. 22 have chal- for all of 2018, health fourth term ends on April lenged the political status officials say. 28, his office said Monday, quo in the country long There have been 387 as the ailing leader capitu- ruled by Bouteflika, 82, cases through March, the lated to growing calls for who has rarely been seen Centers for Disease Con- his resignation after two in public since he suffered trol and Prevention re- decades in power. a stroke in 2013. ported Monday. There It’s unclear if the stun- Bouteflika’s office said were 372 last year. ning move will appease he would take “important The numbers are pre- the masses of protesters steps to ensure the conti- liminary, and may change. whose vociferous calls for nuity of the functioning of JENS MEYER/AP But the 2019 tally is al- Bouteflika and his cadre of state institutions” after he A worker repairs the model of the Cheops pyramid of Giza on Monday ahead of the ready the most since 2014, loyalists to quit have ex- leaves the office he as- lansdscape park Miniworld’s re-opening next weekend. The cultural attraction near Dres- when 667 were reported. panded to demand an sumed in 1999. den, Germany, features about 100 scale models of structures from around the world. This year’s numbers have been driven by out- breaks in several states, including New York, Cali- Guatemala: 2nd child dead in fornia, Illinois, Texas, and Malaysia drops murder charge Washington. U.S. custody had flu, infection Most people who get measles, which is highly GUATEMALA CITY — and “complications from for suspect in Kim’s kin’s death contagious, have not been An 8-year-old Guatemalan influenza B.” vaccinated. boy who died while in The New Mexico Office SHAH ALAM, Malaysia expectedly dropped the of smearing VX nerve agent In the U.S., most out- custody of the U.S. Border of the Medical Investiga- — Two years after North murder charge against on Kim’s face. breaks are sparked by trav- Patrol on Dec. 24 died of tor said Monday that the Korean leader Kim Jong Huong’s Indonesian co-de- Kim was the eldest son elers who picked up the the flu and a bacterial report is still open and has Un’s half brother was fendant and freed her. in the current generation of virus in countries where infection, authorities in not been finalized. killed, a Malaysian court on The two women had North Korea’s ruling fam- measles is more common. the Central American na- The office reported in a Monday dropped the mur- been the only suspects in ily. He had been living tion said Monday. Dec. 27 statement that the der charge against the only custody after four North abroad for years but could Oscar Padilla, Guate- boy tested positive for the suspect still in custody, and Korean suspects fled have been seen as a threat malan consul in Phoenix, flu based on swabs of the she pleaded guilty to a Malaysia following the to Kim Jong Un’s rule. In Italy: A26-foot sperm Ariz., said a report on the lungs and nasal passage, lesser offense — voluntarily killing of Kim Jong Nam in Lawyers for the women whale was found dead off autopsy of Felipe Gomez but that “determining an causing injury with a dan- a Kuala Lumpur airport have previously said they Sardinia with 48.5 pounds Alonzo was delivered in accurate cause of death gerous weapon — and is terminal on Feb. 13, 2017. were pawns in a political of plastic in its belly, recent days and had found requires further evalua- expected to be released Huong and the Indone- assassination with clear prompting the World he died from the infection tion.” soon. sian woman, Siti Aisyah, links to the North Korean Wildlife Foundation to The move to reduce the have said they thought they Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, sound an alarm Monday charge against the Viet- were participating in a and that the prosecution over the dangers of plastic namese woman, Doan Thi prank for a TV show and failed to show the women waste in the Mediterra- Huong, came three weeks did not know they actually had any intention to kill. nean Sea. Mozambique races to contain after an even more stun- were taking part in a high- Intent to kill is crucial to a The environmental 1,000 cholera cases in city ning development in the profile murder. The two murder charge under group said the garbage case, when prosecutors un- were arrested and accused Malaysian law. recovered from the sperm BEIRA, Mozambique — announced. The new fig- whale’s stomach included Mozambican and interna- ures are an indication that a corrugated tube for elec- tional health workers cholera is spreading but is trical works, plastic plates, raced Monday to contain a being brought under con- Japan names era to begin under new emperor shopping bags, tangled cholera outbreak in the trol, health workers say. fishing lines and a deter- cyclone-hit city of Beira The overall cyclone TOKYO — The era of promotes national pride. identify generations and gent package with its bar and surrounding areas, death toll in Mozambique Japan’s next emperor, The current “Heisei,” or historical periods. code still legible. where the number of has risen to 518. With 259 which begins May 1, will be “achieving peace,” era will Abe said the two charac- The female whale cases has jumped to more deaths in Zimbabwe and named “Reiwa,” connoting end with Emperor Aki- ters were taken from a beached off the northern than 1,000. 56 in Malawi, the three- pursuit of harmony, the hito’s abdication on April poem about plum blossoms coast of Sardinia last week. One person has died of nation death toll from government said Monday 30. His son, Naruhito, is to in the “Manyoshu,” a 7th Experts said the whale cholera, while 97 patients Cyclone Idai now stands at after selecting the two- ascend the throne the fol- century poetry collection had been unable to digest remain in treatment cen- more than 830. 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EDITORIALS SOON TO BE CELEBRATED: Chicagoans elect an African-American woman as their mayor The issues in Tuesday’s election for bility. For African-American women or any mayor of Chicago are perennials: teetering Chicagoans who belong to communities city finances, gun violence, public schools, that feel marginalized, the race between The Chicago 2019 runoff election City Hall corruption. Either finalist, Lori Lightfoot and Preckwinkle signifies val- The Chicago Tribune Editorial Board endorses these candidates for Lightfoot or Toni Preckwinkle, would be a idation and that message of opportunity. contested races in the April 2 city runoff election. capable mayor. But let’s pause to celebrate On a day-to-day level, having an African- that whoever next leads the city will be American female mayor will bring positive MAYOR unique: Chicago’s first African-American changes in ways that can’t yet be deter- female mayor. mined. Every leader is unique, of course, Lori Lightfoot and brings different priorities. But as Lightfoot took such a moment during a Preckwinkle or Lightfoot takes on the city’s TREASURER recent televised debate to marvel at this challenges, her life experiences will play Ameya Pawar progress. Given the chance to pose a ques- some role in guiding her. We’re confident tion to Preckwinkle, Lightfoot asked her to the city will benefit from that diversity of discuss the significance of their shared perspective as well as the skill set each CITY COUNCIL backgrounds. Preckwinkle allowed that might bring to the job. their contest was “historic” but stuck to Some of this history has happened in 5th Ward: William Calloway 31st Ward: Milagros “Milly” Santiago wooing voters by emphasizing her achieve- Chicago before, of course. Jane Byrne was 6th Ward: Deborah A. Foster-Bonner 33rd Ward: Deborah H. Mell ments. Fair enough, and a nod to progress elected mayor in 1979 and served one term, 15th Ward: Raymond A. Lopez 39th Ward: Samantha “Sam” Nugent in its own way. Rather than burn precious the only woman to hold the position. She 16th Ward: Stephanie D. Coleman 40th Ward: Patrick J. O’Connor airtime on identity, she reiterated her talk- was defeated in the 1983 primary by Har- ing points. That is, after all, the societal old Washington, who became Chicago’s 20th Ward: Jeanette B. Taylor 43rd Ward: Michele Smith ideal: for personal identity to be super- first black mayor. Washington died in office 21st Ward: Marvin McNeil 46th Ward: James Cappleman seded by policy because equality should be in 1987. But enlightenment did not settle on 25th Ward: Alexander “Alex” Acevedo 47th Ward: Matt Martin a given. Chicago overnight. Washington won a 30th Ward: Ariel E. Reboyras Lightfoot had more to say, so she an- racially charged election. He then faced swered her own question: “I hope this relentless opposition in the City Council campaign and the fact that one of us as from the Vrdolyak 29 bloc of white alder- Going to vote? All you need to know African-American women is going to be men. To find your ward: You’ll find our reasons The Tribune Editorial the next mayor of the city really gives hope chicagotribune.com for endorsing each of Times have changed, although Board asked the to young girls that are out there and young by how /findyourward. these candidates at: men that are out there to know what my much is debatable. Barack Obama served candidates for mayor For more information, chicagotribune.com/ and alderman about parents taught me — that anything is pos- two terms as president, yet race is still an endorsements. sible if you actually have the opportunity issue in America and its politics. 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Case of Foxx and Smollett: Independent investigation could help restore citizens’ trust

Facing scrutiny over the mystifying answers,” O’Brien writes. fendant. Given that Foxx will accept an result in a conviction. Yet Chicago police decision to drop all charges against TV outside review, a robust investigation could Superintendent Eddie Johnson and Joe actor Jussie Smollett for allegedly staging a There may be other ways to take a hard begin to rebuild citizens’ trust. Magats, Foxx’s first assistant, say the evi- phony hate crime, Cook County State’s look at the handling of the Smollett case, O’Brien suggests that she wishes her call dence against Smollett was solid. Which is Attorney Kim Foxx defended herself in a and to open for public scrutiny a full record for a special prosecutor wasn’t necessary: it? Tribune commentary. Foxx wrote: “I of what occurred. But whoever takes up “This is exhausting, but it has to be done. Another point ripe for independent would welcome an outside, nonpolitical the assignment, the requirements are clear: We deserve answers. We deserve open inquiry: Foxx spoke early in the investiga- review of how we handled this matter.” We that a thorough examination be conducted court files. We deserve transparency.” tion with a high-powered lawyer con- published her opinion article online and in by someone with no ties to Chicago’s jus- nected to Smollett, a decision that led to Sunday’s print edition. tice system, and that the standard be, as Yes on all points: answers, open court Foxx recusing herself. Except that Foxx Later Sunday we received another com- O’Brien put it, to determine “the truth. The files, transparency — and exhaustion too. didn’t formally recuse herself; that would mentary submission, this one from Sheila whole truth. Under oath.” But how can the people of Cook County, or have meant turning over the case to anoth- O’Brien, a retired justice who served 16 Because a lot of what citizens have seen anywhere in America, place trust in the er prosecutor’s office. Then Foxx’s office years on the Illinois Appellate Court. O’Bri- perplexes them: The decision of Foxx’s legal system that undergirds democracy dropped the charges without warning or en, whose op-ed is posted online and ap- office to pursue charges against Smollett without holding prosecutors accountable explanation to the public, allowing Smol- pears on page 12 of this edition, is upset and secure an indictment but then let him for their actions? Foxx and her office need lett to claim innocence. with Foxx for allegedly making a mess of off the hook in an unannounced court to do as she has suggested she would: Step National and Illinois prosecutors’ or- the Smollett case and a mockery of Cook session. The decision to offer no objection aside and allow an impartial investigation ganizations cannot make sense of how the County jurisprudence. The judge takes to the sealing of public records. The deci- to examine what happened and determine Cook County state’s attorney’s office han- Foxx’s offer a big step further. She says sion to suggest that this is a routine pretrial how to proceed. dled a case that has drawn intense national she’s petitioning the courts to appoint a diversion of the case. The decision to let a As Foxx suggests by calling for a nonpo- attention. Citizens of Cook County cannot special prosecutor to investigate Foxx and defendant facing 16 felony charges walk litical review, this case has highly political be confident that whatever happened here what O’Brien calls the mishandling of without taking responsibility for his ac- implications. Less than a year before the was fair to other defendants in other cases. Smollett’s prosecution. “The rule of law is tions. These decisions are extraordinary next primary election for state’s attorney, An outside, independent investigator or why people fought and died for our coun- and troubling. At minimum, they suggest she’s defending herself by now saying the entity is best positioned to unravel the try, so the least we can do is fight for some velvet-glove treatment for a celebrity de- case against Smollett was uncertain to truth. The whole truth. Under oath.

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING EDITORIAL CARTOON

Jussie Smollett was not wrong to forward. Whether or not that is think that the country would be- true, what is at stake here is that, by lieve his bizarre story without essentially clearing someone who hesitation because the media are (allegedly) manufactured a hate hungry for stories that will “prove” crime, the Chicago prosecutors that their anger and disgust with have validated the notion that so President Trump and his support- long as the purpose of a lie about ers is justified. Smollett understood race is to bring attention to hate that, in this hyper-partisan and against blacks and gays, it is not divisive moment in our history, something for which anyone truly many Americans are all too ready needs to apologize. to view politics through a racial Once the struggle against racism lens that will not merely bring and violence gets mixed up with attention to discrimination and notions about race in which truth is hate but also discredit everyone subordinated to political theories, with whom they disagree. cases like Smollett’s are inevitable. Hoaxes like … the ones that … The identity politics that is at the falsely accused the Duke lacrosse heart of much of our national dis- team and a University of Virginia cussion about race is what made MICHAEL RAMIREZ/ fraternity of racist and sexual vi- this dispiriting tale possible in the THE LAS VEGAS olence may discourage victims of first place. REVIEW-JOURNAL genuine hate crimes from coming Jonathan S. Tobin, The Federalist 12 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 PERSPECTIVE

A special prosecutor must investigate Foxx’s handling of Smollett case By Sheila O’Brien

This week, I will petition the courts to appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Cook County State’s Attorney Kim Foxx and her mishandling of the Jussie Smollett case. This is exhausting, but it has to be done. We deserve answers. We deserve open court files. We deserve transparency in every case. We deserve a state’s attor- ney who will treat the rich and the poor the same — not some- one who will make decisions based upon who calls on the phone about it. Did our state’s attorney really remove herself from this case? We have a right to know. We deserve a state’s attor- ney who will ask for full resti- tution for the money spent on cases — not someone who will waste our tax dollars. We deserve a state’s attor- 41 years after The Mirage, corruption ney who will tell us what is happening — not seal the file so we can’t read it. We deserve a state’s attor- lingers and a mayor’s race offers hope ney who will prosecute alleged criminals, not let them go free — like this one, or armed rob- JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE bers or home burglars. Does our state’s attorney prosecute federal criminal complaint of in petty politics at their ex- with lazy, ineffective incum- people who break into our trying to shake down a restau- pense. She has directed the bents on the Cook County homes or rob us with guns or rant franchisee in a way patrons county’s health care and social Board who have done little to knives? We need an answer — of The Mirage might appreci- services resources toward the reverse the economic decline of and it’s shocking that we even ate. Prosecutors allege he slow- most vulnerable. the south suburbs. Steadily have to ask. Are the police walked a Burger King permit in Friends and colleagues who climbing property taxes and disheartened? You bet. They Kristen McQueary an effort to get the franchise know Preckwinkle say they are anti-business policies that have work hard and investigate operators to hire Burke’s law perplexed and disappointed at driven jobs to Indiana — that’s crimes, and our state’s attor- In 1978 while Ald. Edward firm for property tax work. the swipes she has taken at part of Preckwinkle’s legacy too. ney will not prosecute the Burke was celebrating nearly a Burke says he’s innocent. Lightfoot during the campaign. Voters in Chicago seem alleged criminals. The rank- decade on the City Council, the But look at all the aldermen Drawing attention to Light- poised to reverse course. It’s and-file prosecutors are dis- Sun-Times published a series of who’ve gone to prison and you foot’s sexual orientation in a why the federal charge aimed at gusted. So am I. stories documenting Chicago’s realize that corruption doesn’t transparently twisted compli- Burke was such a thunderous We are a world-class city. culture of corruption. Working go away. It endures. ment during a televised debate moment in the mayor’s race. It We deserve a world-class undercover as tavern owners and Are voters finally sick of it? had to feel wrong to her. That’s galvanized voters. A wealthy, justice system — not one that is bartenders, Sun-Times reporters Although voters in the 14th not the Preckwinkle they know. conflicted alderman allegedly the joke of the talk shows. exposed a city on the take. Ward re-elected Burke on Feb. Embracing machine politics attempting to extort a Burger This is a fight worth fighting The reporters opened a bar 26 — clout won on the South- by taking Burke’s campaign King franchisee in a city that is — for us, our children and our called The Mirage, at 731 N. west Side — the citywide elec- donations and clouting Burke’s already losing businesses and system of justice. The rule of Wells St., as a vehicle to expose tion Tuesday presents a rare son into a county job had to feel residents only served to illumi- law is why people fought and day-to-day Chicago corruption: shot at a new reputation for dirty. That’s not like her — the nate what voters sense every died for our country, so the city inspectors who overlooked Chicago. Voters can elect as early version, at least. day. The little guy always gets least we can do is fight for code violations in exchange for their next mayor Lori Lightfoot, And repeatedly and unapolo- squeezed. some answers. hush money; liquor license a former federal prosecutor getically defending former Preckwinkle has attached And, the best way to do it is officials who extorted kick- who defied all predictions to Cook County Assessor Joseph herself to that grist mill, even to ask for a special prosecutor. backs; City Hall notaries who soar into the runoff. Or they can Berrios, whose assessment though her closest associates That phrase is so tired, but it’s requested “donations” in ex- elect Toni Preckwinkle, the practices punished low-income argue she didn’t start out that the best way. I will petition change for their signatures; boss of the Cook County Demo- minority communities, had to way. It is Preckwinkle, the one- presiding Criminal Court vending machine operators cratic Party. spring from Preckwinkle’s time loner on the City Council Judge LeRoy Martin Jr. to who skimmed money off the Let me say this: Preckwin- darkest instincts, not her best. who beat allies of former Mayor appoint a special prosecutor. top. And all the while, news- kle’s efforts to distinguish her- That’s not Preckwinkle either. Richard J. Daley to win her There are lots of great people paper photographers concealed self as a progressive reformer But a long political career aldermanic seat, fending off available. in an upstairs loft snapped aren’t completely off the mark. cultivates callousness. That criticism she is the machine. Let’s get what we are paying pictures and scribbled notes. Context is crucial. As Cook armadillo skin might be protec- The countdown for a new big taxes for. The groundbreaking series County Board president, she tive, but it smothers softness. mayor has begun. Tuesday is The truth. The whole truth. exposed Chicago to the world has tried to be a more conscien- Success often comes at the here. Voters will decide which Under oath. Let’s get it. as Graft City. It remains so 41 tious steward of tax dollars and expense of being able to admit candidate is better suited to years later. of public worker pensions than vulnerabilities. deliver change — and which Sheila O’Brien served for 16 Day to day, clout, connections her predecessors. She has advo- Preckwinkle has refused to promises more mirage. years on the Illinois Appellate and money continue to drive cated for sensible reform at the take responsibility for some of Court and nine years as a trial too many decisions throughout Cook County Jail — and been a her wrong-headed decisions, Kristen McQueary is a member judge in St. Clair County and city government. Burke, the voice for poverty-stricken, from reversing a sales tax roll- of the Tribune Editorial Board. Cook County, practiced law longest-serving member of the low-level offenders — when back to pushing a wildly unpop- and was an adjunct professor council, stands accused in a other elected officials engaged ular soda tax to aligning herself [email protected] of law.

OP-ART JOE FOURNIER Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 13 PERSPECTIVE

VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Name-calling not OK Some may think it’s OK for the president of our country to stoop to the playground level when he calls his critics names — loser, dummy, crooked, pencil-neck, etc. — but I don’t. — Karen Minsky, Lincolnshire Let civility win the day Decades from now, historians and pun- dits will have much to say about this un- common presidency. They will ruminate about the absence of executive leadership and direction and banter about knee-jerk “policies” — e.g., repeated efforts to strike down the Afford- able Care Act, a zero-tolerance immigra- tion order that separated immigrant chil- dren from their parents, and environmen- tal rollbacks on hazardous toxins, air pol- lutants and pesticides. Undoubtedly, the talking heads will point to the period’s social upheaval (Unite the Right, Black Lives Matter) and chuckle recalling the Twitter-obsessed fingers of the 45th president. They will call this time the “Dark Ages,” when civility was forgot- ten, respect for the common man and woman disappeared, and citizens fought to “keep it together.” Finally, they will point to a silver lining: BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Populist fervor never strayed from reject- Chicago mayoral candidates Toni Preckwinkle, left, and Lori Lightfoot prepare for a debate hosted by Mike Flannery at WFLD-Ch. 32. ing divisive policies and the childlike be- havior of the commander in chief. — Esther Nieves, Chicago Investigation’s waste Ejection sustained! is not Trump’s fault The Tribune editorial “After Mueller, a new day for Trump. Will he seize or squan- A plea to get rid of audience props at political debates der it?” (March 26) lectures President Donald Trump that he should abandon that recalls the prebroadcast era when shopworn attempt to symbolize the open partisan rancor, “move on” and address the auditorium settings were the only places and democratic nature of the debate. But issues of the day. to take the measure of candidates. since follow-ups are seldom allowed, such In truth, President Trump had every Such audiences create security con- questions tend to become prompts for the justification to “gloat” that special counsel cerns, and when they’re well-behaved candidates either to summon up bromides Robert Mueller’s report exonerated him of they add nothing to the event except from the “issues” tab on their websites, the accusation he’d sold his soul to Vladi- Eric Zorn when they’re called on to ask questions revert to their stump speeches or answer mir Putin in return for help beating Hillary (another tradition that should end; more whatever related question they wish Clinton in the 2016 presidential election. There was a small kerfuffle on social about that in a moment). they’d been asked. Nowhere does the Tribune place the media on the evening of March 25 when So kudos to WFLD-Ch. 32 for being the Moderating is hard. Ponce, Flannery blame for this very expensive and more two liberal activists associated with “Stop only station to use a closed studio setting, and, earlier in the cycle, WTTW and than 2-year-long fiasco where it clearly Lightfoot” protests were removed from as it did for its March 26 Lightfoot-Preck- WMAQ-Ch. 5’s Carol Marin were among belongs: on the Democrats and their aco- the audience prior to the start of the may- winkle debate. The energy in the room — those broadcasters who proved equal to lytes in the media. They, not Trump, have oral debate at the studios of WGN-Ch. 9. a factor sometimes cited as a reason to the task of doing enough homework to been proved to be 180 degrees wrong after Station officials expressed concern that bring in scores of citizen witnesses — was not allow their debates to turn into adja- spending most all of 2017 and 2018 insisting the two would disrupt the proceedings evidently just fine. cent news conferences. the collusion was obvious beyond a shad- the way members of the movement had Kudos also to WFLD political editor But formatting ought to be easy. Next ow of a doubt. disrupted some of candidate Lori Light- Mike Flannery, the moderator, who ran time, every station should throw out the — Frank Fisher, Chicago foot’s campaign appearances, though one the debate more like a joint interview, old rules as well as the audience. of the activists, Destiny Harris, later probing the candidates on specific el- Don’t bash Trump tweeted that she “was actually going to ements of their platforms and following just watch this time.” up doggedly when met with evasions. Chew on this supporters I see the station’s point — televised Public station WTTW-Ch. 11 has long Chicagoans, if you have time to drop I think Mayor Rahm Emanual should debates are intended to allow the candi- been the local gold standard for useful into Walgreens or CVS for a pack of gum apologize for calling Chicago a “Trump- dates to show their stuff, not provide debates, pioneering the conversational Tuesday, you have time to vote. free zone” a while ago. opportunities for protesters, partisans and format and eschewing the 60-second- Seldom has performing your civic duty How about Trump supporters who other advocates to try to grab the spot- answer-30-second-response format that been so easy. No judges, water commis- come to work in the city or attend plays light. And if the activists truly just wanted turns so many such forums into dreary sioners, advisory referendum questions or and support museums and sporting events? to watch, the debate was broadcast and recitations of talking points and cliches. state or county offices are cluttering the Are these “deplorables” not welcome in the streamed live, so what was the harm? How many times can voters hear prom- ballot. All you do is vote for mayor, city city? I hope whoever is the new mayor is But I also see the activists’ point — why ises to “have conversations with stake- treasurer and, if your ward has an alder- more welcoming to all people who spend single them out when, in fact, anyone in holders,” to “support the neighborhoods manic runoff, alderman. I was in and out money in Chicago. the studio audience could have begun and small businesses” or to “take a look of the early voting booth last week in well — L.C. Parsons, Oak Forest shouting, chanting, hooting or otherwise at” controversial proposals before they get under a minute. making a scene on behalf of Lightfoot or bored and tune out? her opponent, Toni Preckwinkle? During the runoff campaign that ends Playing into actor’s hands The solution is simple: Kick everyone with Tuesday’s vote, veteran moderator Prediction Jussie Smollett got what he set out to out. Phil Ponce conducted a brisk and enlight- Lightfoot beats Preckwinkle by the get: publicity! It’s time to end the tradition of con- ening exchange March 21 that at some same 56.2 percent to 43.8 percent margin — Mary Lou Boyd, Chicago ducting made-for-TV debates in front of moments knocked the candidates off by which incumbent Rahm Emanuel beat human props — people instructed to sit script. The presence of a silent studio Jesus “Chuy” Garcia four years ago. mute between opening and closing audience neither added nor subtracted Real justice for the public? rounds of polite applause. Their only from the event. [email protected] In defending his client like the good, purpose is to provide a visual background Questions from the audience are a Twitter @EricZorn hired gun he is, Ronald Safer writes in a letter (“Care about proof in Smollett case,” March 29) that Jussie Smollett’s treatment was just a simple case of “horizontal equi- ty.” How work-life programs stall women’s careers, pay My law dictionary doesn’t define that term. It must mean a form of “justice” that By Joanne Cleaver Working full time, but with flexible hours, It’s a false choice: forfeit market-rate the public has to take lying down, you or virtually, or both, can reconcile con- pay to protect your work-life benefits or know, horizontally, like we’re dead, which Every working mother knows the feel- flicts between caregiving and career. sacrifice daily work-life balance for more is fitting here. When “leaders” wonder why ing: the clock ticks toward the top of the While work-life benefits were origi- income to support your family. the average citizen holds “the law” in such hour, the hour being the moment when nally conceived to offset the demands of The other day, I caught up with Julie contempt, they need look no further than you officially are off that clock. caring for young children, such programs Figueras, a partner with accounting and their mirrors. The meeting drags on. You must leave are now relevant for the 43.5 million advisory firm Grant Thornton, which is — William Choslovsky, Chicago when you intend to leave because you Americans who are unpaid caregivers for based in Chicago’s Loop. She told me how have to pick up your children and you others of any age. she took full advantage of the firm’s flex- Secretary of state can’t be late. You’re on a flexible schedule Analysis by the National Bureau of ible work schedule while having her five and everyone in the meeting knows it. Yet Economic Research found that women children — and still had to talk herself should help educate people keep talking and the meeting earn less as their childrearing responsibil- onto the partner track numerous times Every year, various new state laws go keeps meeting and the clock keeps ticking ities escalate. While women earn less when daily responsibilities threatened to into effect. How does the legislature rea- and pretty soon you’re going to have to from the start, the gap becomes a chasm swamp her. sonably expect the public to be made walk out. for women in their 30s. By about age 37, But being a good mom is about provid- aware of the new laws? Substantive new What if walking out means under- women with college degrees start to earn ing financially as well as being at school laws are typically published in local news- mining your relationship with your boss, less than men without college degrees. events, which is why Figueras reminded papers, but this gesture only targets a small even though your employer regularly And they fall so far behind they cannot herself that the top level of a profession percentage of the populace. ballyhoos its commitment to flexible catch up, potentially undermining their can be lucrative. By sticking it out through How many of us know that there is a hours? What if your departure is trans- lifelong economic security. the chaos, she’d have money to achieve state law requiring drivers to have their lated by the others in the room to mean Caregiving, it turns out, is a way of life, her ambitions for her family. headlights on while it’s raining? How many that you are not serious about your job, not a stage of life, for many women. When Flexible work must not come at the of us are familiar with Scott’s Law, in- not ambitious and not ready for that next child care is replaced by elder care, work- price of equitable pay. tended to protect public safety, road main- promotion and raise? life programs become essential for women Employers need to analyze pay equity tenance and tow truck workers along high- The gender pay gap in America is well to advance and earn more as they gain not just by gender and tenure, but also by ways? How many more first responders in documented. According to the Institute skills and experience. work arrangement. They just might find, Illinois will be injured or killed on Illinois for Women’s Policy Research, women Money that women don’t earn in mid- as many have, that women quietly stop highways because the general public is who work full time, year-round, make career is money they can’t save for their pursuing promotions for fear of upsetting ignorant of the law? 80.5 percent of what men earn for the retirements. When women sideline their the balance they’ve crafted with work-life The Illinois secretary of state needs to same effort. ambitions, employers lose out on their programs. And, women and bosses need find a better way to make motorists aware Much of the pay gap is structural. potential to win and keep clients, drive to view work-life programs not as conces- of potentially lifesaving new laws. Women are scarce in the upper echelons growth, and innovate new products and sion but as a power tool that enables Public service announcements and of the workplace. People in upper ech- services. women to drive for better results at home refresher courses on the law at the time of elons make more money. When those That’s why women and employers and at work. license renewal are a good start. Too bad if people are men, that means that more need to be sure that work-life programs The more that employers and women people are a little inconvenienced. men than women make big bucks. When don’t turn into career cul-de-sacs. In the evaluate both in context, the better they — Bruce Nathanson, Glenview women tend to plateau at the middle and process of researching workplace pro- will understand the tradeoffs that women lower levels, they plateau in terms of grams intended to advance women, I talk shouldn’t have to make. Women shouldn’t money as well as power. Because women annually with hundreds of women who have to choose between their money and For online exclusive letters go to www. are underrepresented in high-paying top are navigating work-life and career deci- their lives. chicagotribune.com/letters. Send letters jobs, the pay gap is hard-wired into many sions. Often, they say that they feel that by email to [email protected] employers’ organizational charts. they have to let their compensation coast Joanne Cleaver is a communication con- or to Voice of the People, Chicago Tribune, That is why employers offer work-life lest their employers force them to choose sultant who manages industry research 160 N. Stetson Ave., Third Floor, Chicago, programs intended to help women stay on between work-life programs and promo- projects that measure and support the IL 60601. 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Chicago’s Cresco Labs to buy Ferrero marijuana distributor for $850M buying Deal will put company’s products for sale at sells its products in California, buying sprees to establish them- part of and employs more than 60 peo- selves as national contenders in more than 725 dispensaries around the country ple there. the still federally illegal industry. “How to tackle a state like Though acquisitions nearing the By Ally Marotti country. California and make sure you can $1 billion mark have become Kellogg Chicago Tribune California is the nation’s lead- establish a meaningful position in somewhat common, Chicago- ing marijuana market, and recre- it is a challenge everybody is based marijuana companies Nutella owner picks up Cresco Labs has agreed to pay ational use is legal there. The going to deal with,” said Cresco more commonly have been the about $850 million to acquire state’s industry is more mature CEO and co-founder Charlie sellers, not the buyers. Also, the Keebler, Famous Amos cannabis distribution company than most, and the number of Bachtell. “Origin House … is the motivation for other deals has and 2 Chicago plants Origin House in a deal that will companies already established solution for Cresco’s approach to been to allow companies to ex- deepen the Chicago company’s there, plus the size of the state, California.” pand to other states. By Alexia Elejalde-Ruiz presence in California and put its poses challenges for companies The deal is expected to close at Last month, a Phoenix-based Chicago Tribune products on shelves at more than trying to enter the market. Cresco the end of June, Bachtell said. 725 dispensaries around the already grows marijuana and Marijuana companies are on Turn to Cresco, Page 2 The Italian owner of Nutella and Fannie May chocolates is buying a portion of Kellogg’s North American snacks business — including Keebler and Famous Amos cookies — in a deal valued at $1.3 billion. The Ferrero Group and Kellogg Co. announced the definitive agreement Monday, under which Ferrero, whose Ferrara Candy Co. is based in the Chicago area, also will take over two of Kellogg’s production facilities on Chicago’s South Side. The deal is expected to further strengthen both Ferrero’s and Chicago’s place in the U.S. snack- ing industry. In just the past two years, Ferrero bought Ferrara Candy, Nestle’s U.S. candy busi- ness and Fannie May Confections. Its global sales total more than $12 billion. The purchased Kellogg’s busi- ness will be run out of Ferrara’s Chicago offices. “Once the transaction closes, Ferrara will manage the acquired

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MARTIN MEJIA/AP 2018 President Trump’s NAFTA replacement, signed last year with Mexican and Canadian leaders, still has not gotten congressional approval. NY firm plans shared luxury offices Trade deal faltering in Chicago House has been unable to “The existence of these tariffs for many By Ryan Ori Critics at home mollify the growing group of are still not sold on critics. Canadians raises some serious questions Chicago Tribune The administration’s goal is A New York-based firm plans update to NAFTA to get the pact approved ahead about NAFTA ratification.” luxury shared office spaces in the of Congress’ annual August Loop and the Fulton Market By Erica Werner, recess. It’s not clear whether — Chrystia Freeland, Canada’s foreign minister district, betting that its hotel-like David J. Lynch that timeline is realistic. But offering will stand out from the and Emily Rauhala delaying action past Labor Day ever-growing crowd of Chicago The Washington Post could greatly increase political Trump would have no choice fusing to cancel the tariffs until competitors. risk because of the accelerating but to give in if he wants the Canada and Mexico accept Bond Collective will add al- WASHINGTON — Presi- presidential campaign. North American Free Trade quotas on their metals exports. most 100,000 square feet of co- dent Donald Trump’s effort to In the latest obstacle, key Agreement replacement deal — The tariffs were imposed last working space in Chicago by the rework a major trade deal with Republican senators including one of the signature promises of year in response to a flood of end of the year, including a large Canada and Mexico is showing Finance Committee Chairman his presidential campaign — to Chinese steel that depressed space in the Civic Opera Building, increasing signs of faltering on Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, have advance. global prices and dented the CEO and co-founder Shlomo Capitol Hill, straining under a begun insisting stridently that “The tariffs are going to fortunes of American steel- Silber said. variety of angry complaints Trump lift steel and aluminum come off because the president makers. The administration “We think Chicago is a really from lawmakers of both parties tariffs imposed on Canada and has a good agreement,” Grass- now wants quotas as a fallback deep market, and there are so who won’t commit to backing Mexico as a precondition to any ley said. “It’s just a matter of his defense against shipments from many interesting neighborhoods,” the plan. congressional vote. realizing that nothing’s going to China making their way to the Silber said. “Once we have a bet- Trump reached agreement Grassley said in an interview happen until the tariffs go off. U.S. via Canada or Mexico. ter lay of the land, we’d love to with Canada and Mexico last last week that he had made the And so the tariffs come off if he For Canada, too, the tariffs expand into other locations.” year to update the 1994 North case directly to Trump at a wants to get a win.” are the biggest sticking point to Co-working firms typically buy American Free Trade Agree- recent meeting, but the presi- Trump’s top advisers, in- consideration of a deal. Prime properties or sign long-term ment. But Congress must ap- dent refused to budge. None- cluding U.S. Trade Representa- office leases. They then divide up prove the deal, and the White theless, Grassley predicted tive Robert Lighthizer, are re- Turn to Trade, Page 2 Turn to Ori, Page 2

Meat processors sued for allegedly conspiring to inflate prices Federal lawsuit also contends they coordinated to destroy their breeder hens in order to reduce supply of chickens bred for meat, demands jury trial

By Alexia Elejalde-Ruiz the chicken processors over the last will continue to vigorously defend Chicago Tribune three years. our company.” The new suit alleges that the The plaintiffs in the most recent Conagra Brands, Kraft Heinz chicken suppliers coordinated to suit are leading makers of frozen and other major packaged food destroy their breeder hens in order foods and other processed prod- companies filed a lawsuit Friday in to reduce the supply of chickens ucts. They are Chicago-based Con- Chicago federal court alleging that bred for meat and drive up prices. It agra, whose brands include Healthy meat processors conspired to in- also alleges they manipulated a Choice, Marie Callender and Chef flate the price of chicken. wholesale price index. Boyardee; New Jersey-based Pin- The suit names Tyson Foods, As a result, the suit says, whole- nacle Foods (a wholly owned sub- Pilgrim’s Pride, Perdue Farms and sale chicken prices rose by nearly 50 sidiary of Conagra), which makes more than a dozen other chicken percent and buyers were forced to Hungry-Man and Bird’s Eye; Kraft suppliers as defendants, companies overpay for chicken. The suit de- Heinz, maker of Oscar Mayer and that together control about 90 mands a jury trial. Smart Ones, which is co-head- percent of the $30 billion wholesale Tyson Foods, based in Arkansas, quartered in Chicago and Pitts- chicken market. denied the allegations. burgh; Virginia-based Nestle USA, It is the latest of several lawsuits “Follow-on complaints like these maker of Lean Cuisine; and St. to accuse the poultry industry of are common in antitrust litigation,” Louis-based Nestle Purina Petcare, engaging in a price-fixing scheme spokesman Gary Mickelson said in which makes pet food. from 2008 through 2016. Farmers, an emailed statement. “Such com- ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2011 grocery stores and restaurant plaints do not change our position [email protected] Major packaged food companies filed a lawsuit Friday in federal court chains have also filed suits against that the claims are unfounded. We Twitter @alexiaer alleging that meat processors conspired to inflate the price of chicken. 2 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 XSELL set to hire Safety agency investigates more than 500

Hyundai and Kia fires By Ally Marotti Coughlin said in a news Chicago Tribune release that new hires will By Tom Krisher include software engineers Associated Press Software company and data scientists, among XSELL Technologies plans other employees. DETROIT — The U.S. to hire more than 500 Currently based at 170 N. government’s highway safe- employees in Chicago over Sagamon St., XSELL plans ty agency has decided to the next three years and is to relocate to an office at open two new investiga- moving its West Town of- nearby 404 N. Armour St. to tions into fires involving fice to accommodate accommodate the in- Hyundai and Kia vehicles growth. creased head count, said after getting complaints of The company, which mayoral spokeswoman Tori more than 3,100 fires and makes chat software that Joseph. 103 injuries. companies can use to inter- The National Highway act with customers, was [email protected] Traffic Safety Administra- founded in 2014. CEO Matt Twitter @AllyMarotti tion said Monday that it granted a petition filed last June seeking the investiga- tions by the nonprofit Cen- ter for Auto Safety, a con- sumer advocacy group. Critics at home The investigations, one for Hyundai and the other for Kia, cover non-crash are still not sold on fires in almost 3 million vehicles from the affiliated update to NAFTA Korean automakers. The probes cover the 2011 Trade, from Page 1 handedly determine the through 2014 Hyundai So- pact’s fate by deciding nata and Santa Fe, the 2011 NAM Y. HUH/AP 2012 Minister Justin Trudeau’s whether to put it on the through 2014 Kia Optima NHTSA’s two investigations cover non-crash fires in nearly 3 million Hyundai and Kia vehicles. government, weakened by floor. But she said last and Sorento, and the 2010 domestic political contro- week that she needs to see through 2015 Kia Soul. The tions open formal investiga- The investigation will pushing on the brake and versy, faces voters in Octo- stronger enforcement pro- complaints came from con- tions based on our petition,” look into how often fires gas pedal at the same time, ber. Canada’s House of visions in the deal before sumers and from data pro- Levine said. happen, how many vehicles causing transmission fluid Commons has an ever- agreeing to embrace it. vided by both automakers. The center contended are affected and the safety- to leak and catch fire. It’s not narrowing window to rati- “I’ve said it all along. It’s One death was reported that there are more non- related consequences, the clear whether this death is fy the deal on its end, and it no mystery,” Pelosi told involving a Kia vehicle, ac- crash fires in the Hyundai documents said. the one cited in NHTSA’s could be near impossible if reporters. “You can say all cording to the documents. and Kia cars and SUVs than Engine failure and fire figures. the tariffs remain. the nice things you want in NHTSA had previously in similar vehicles made by problems with Hyundais During a two-year period “The existence of these the world and write them said it would incorporate other automakers. and Kias have affected more starting in November of tariffs for many Canadians up, but unless you have the non-crash fires into a Hyundai and Kia said in than 6 million vehicles since 2016, Hyundai did fire-re- raises some serious ques- enforcement you’re just 2017 investigation that ex- statements that they’re co- 2015, according to NHTSA lated inspections of 428 tions about NAFTA ratifi- going down a path that amined recalls of Hyundai operating with the investi- documents. So far, Hyundai vehicles out of the roughly cation,” Chrystia Freeland, isn’t going to be helpful to and Kia vehicles for engine gations and have been open and Kia have recalled about 8.7 million vehicles it has on Canada’s foreign minister, America’s workers.” failures. It opened the new and transparent with 2.4 million vehicles to fix the road today. The state- told reporters after a meet- Pelosi is referring to a probes “based on the agen- NHTSA, providing compre- problems that can cause ment says that for every 1 ing with Lighthizer last complaint from Demo- cy’s analysis of information hensive data. Messages fires and engine failures. million Hyundais on the week. crats and labor groups, received from multiple were left seeking comment In addition, the automak- road, 49 had a non-crash “I don’t want to sound which is that they want to manufacturers, consumer from NHTSA. ers are doing a “product fire during those two years. threatening, because that know what specific penal- complaints and other In documents detailing improvement campaign,” But the Highway Loss is not helpful, but practi- ties Mexico and Canada sources.” the investigations, NHTSA covering an additional 3.7 Data Institute, an insurance cally speaking, we have an might face if they flout the Jason Levine, executive reported that it had re- million vehicles to install industry group, found that election coming up in Can- rules. director of the center, said in ceived complaints of engine software that will alert driv- owners of five Hyundai and ada. It will be extraordi- All the unresolved is- a statement that it is long compartment fires, as well ers of possible engine fail- Kia cars and SUVs filed fire narily tough if steel and a sues have left the entire past time for the agency to as fires involving other com- ures. insurance claims at a rate far aluminum tariffs are in process up in the air. investigate why so many Kia ponents including taillights, Levine has said fire com- higher than comparable ve- place,” said David Mac- White House officials have and Hyundai vehicles have wiring harnesses, and light plaints to NHTSA have hicles. The institute found Naughton, Canada’s am- said they will work with caught fire when not in- bulbs. Agency investigators come from across the coun- that some Hyundai and Kia bassador to the United lawmakers to try to ad- volved in crashes. sent information requests to try, including a death in vehicles with four-cylinder States. dress concerns, but they “While it may be six both automakers in Sep- Ohio involving a Kia Soul in engines have at least double The revised trade deal, rule out reopening the months post-due, we are tember and October of last April of 2017. Kia says the the non-crash fire claim which Trump calls the trade deal to satisfy Demo- gratified to see NHTSA’s year, according to the docu- driver in that incident dam- rates than the average of USMCA, would require crats’ demands for tougher Office of Defect Investiga- ments. aged the transmission by comparable vehicles. more automobile compo- labor, environmental and nents to be assembled in enforcement provisions, North America to avoid because identical versions import penalties, impose must be approved by higher wage provisions, Mexico and Canada. open up Canada’s dairy If U.S. lawmakers don’t NY firm plans shared luxury offices sector, and include stricter eventually pass the deal, rules for intellectual prop- Trump has threatened to Ori, from Page 1 erty and Internet com- try to terminate the exist- merce. ing NAFTA. the spaces for companies Support from House “I don’t think trying to and individuals on short- Democrats would be cru- jam Congress is a good term deals. cial for the new trade deal idea,” said Sen. John Providers range from to advance, but they have Cornyn, R-Texas, who local operators with a single raised a host of issues. warned that the deal location to giants like We- Some liberals have said the doesn’t command the Work that have a worldwide deal is a nonstarter be- votes to pass, partly be- footprint. cause of a provision re- cause of the tariff issue. In Chicago, Bond Collec- lated to prescription drugs Passing “fast track” trade tive will find plenty of com- — an uncompromising rules was a struggle during petition. stance that has irked a the Obama administration, There were 32,899 co- group of their fellow Cornyn recalled, and said, working members in a com- Democrats who are more “My impression is that bined 2.2 million-plus oriented toward free trade. trade’s taken a little bit of a square feet of space in Chi- House Speaker Nancy battering since that time, cago in 2018, according to Pelosi, D-Calif., can single- in both political parties.” data from Newmark Knight Frank and Chicago Creative Space. That was more than triple the total number of clients and space just three Nutella owner picks years earlier. By 2020, Chicago is fore- BOND COLLECTIVE cast to have more than Bond Collective’s new Chicago location at the Civic Opera Building will have a design simi- up Keebler, Famous 57,000 members in almost lar to the firm’s co-working space at the Financial District in Manhattan, New York. 3.9 million square feet of co-working spaces, accord- announced No18 would Bond Collective was Willhelm Silber, who lives in Amos cookies ing to the Newmark report. open a “cosmopolitan mem- founded in 2015, when it Chicago, performed in Loft-style designs are bers club for professionals” was called Coworkrs. It has shows at the Civic Opera Ferrero, from Page 1 iconic brands with a long prevalent in co-working on the top two floors, in- spaces in the New York House in the 1950s, the history in the U.S. that spaces, along with perks cluding outdoor terraces boroughs of Manhattan and younger Silber said. brand portfolio while haven’t necessarily re- such as coffee bars and beer overlooking the Chicago Brooklyn, and just opened Bond Collective’s second working collaboratively ceived the necessary atten- taps. River. another in Philadelphia. The office, set to open near the with Ferrero to leverage tion or investment needed Bond Collective aims to No18 is part of Switzer- company has locations in end of 2019, will take up the capabilities of the to compete in the market,” stand out by offering snazzi- land-based International the works in cities including 31,000 square feet of a six- broader Ferrero ecosys- Koerten said in an email. er finishes, akin to a bou- Workplace Group, the par- Los Angeles, Houston, Nash- story brick building at 1101 tem,” said Ferrara spokes- “Ferrero will aim to revive tique hotel, and amenities ent company of the Regus ville and Austin, Silber said. W. Lake St. in the Fulton woman Sarah Kittel in an these brands and breathe tailored to clients in each and Spaces brands of shared The larger of two Chicago Market district, the com- emailed statement. new life into these offer- building, Silber said. In offices. spaces set to open this year pany said. She added that it’s Fer- ings.” Brooklyn, for example, the “We think there a real will be a 68,000-square-foot “Fulton Market is more rara’s intention to invest in Products included in the firm installed a podcasting opportunity for (large com- office in the Civic Opera than up-and-coming; it’s the businesses acquired deal are Keebler, Mother’s, booth and production room panies) and startups that Building. Silber said he likes already there,” Silber said. from Kellogg and that the Famous Amos, Murray, at the request of members. want to be in a high-design the 44-story tower at 20 N. “We like the fact that the company looks forward to fruit and fruit-flavored There are other shared environment,” Silber said. Wacker Drive because of a Civic Opera space will be welcoming the Kellogg’s snacks, pie crusts, and office companies in the “Our members want a space light well running through one style and this will be employees. cookies made for the Girl luxury niche, too. they’re proud to have in- the middle, which means all another, which means we The two Chicago plants, Scouts. In 2018, these In the most recent Chi- vestors or clients visit. Not of the offices Bond Collec- can pull from different on 31st street in the Little product lines recorded cago deal, developers of the everyone wants music tive offers will have win- audiences.” Village neighborhood and sales of nearly $900 mil- under-construction Bank of playing in the lobby and dows. on 110th street in the lion, Kellogg said. America Tower at 110 N. people drinking beer at 2 There’s also a family [email protected] Pullman neighborhood, Kellogg will continue to Wacker Drive last month p.m.” connection. His grandfather Twitter @Ryan_Ori produce the Keebler brand own the rest of its North cones and pie crusts as well American snacking busi- as Kellogg’s fruity snacks. ness, which includes The transaction also will crackers, salty snacks and include production facili- toaster pastry brands. “Di- Cresco Labs to buy marijuana distributor ties in Washington, Geor- vesting these great brands gia and Kentucky. wasn’t an easy decision, Cresco, from Page 1 Oak Park’s PharmaCann Last month, it an- fornia, where it grows mar- The deal extend’s Fer- but we are pleased that for about $680 million. nounced that it would pay ijuana, develops brands rero’s reach into new seg- they are transitioning to an company agreed to pay Cresco debuted on the $120 million for a Florida and distributes cannabis ments like sweet biscuits outstanding company with $850 million for Chicago- Canadian Securities Ex- marijuana company. products to the majority of and fruit snacks, said Jared a portfolio in which they based cannabis operator change last year and has When the Origin House dispensaries in the state. Koerten, head of packaged will receive the focus and Verano Holdings, and Chi- since made acquisitions deal and several others that Cresco employs more food at Euromonitor. The resources to grow,” Steve cago-based Grassroots that expanded its footprint Cresco has in the works are than 750 people around the company, he said, is Cahillane, Kellogg’s chair- Cannabis announced it had in Illinois and other states. finalized, the company will country, and Origin House “quickly emerging as a new man and CEO, said in a raised $90 million to fuel In December it bought two have operations in 11 states. employs more than 350. powerhouse in U.S. news release. growth. Illinois dispensaries, bring- Origin House is head- snacks.” The cash transaction is Last year, national op- ing its total to five in the quartered in Canada but [email protected] “Similar to the Nestle expected to close by the erator MedMen bought state. has its foundations in Cali- Twitter @AllyMarotti deal, Ferrero is adding end of July. Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 3 GM workers in Lordstown limbo Angry and anxious union employees letting the company con- tract out for overtime of shuttered Ohio plant unsure of future skilled-trade work and by changing job classifications, By David Welch was a market-driven deci- said Scott Brubaker, who Bloomberg News sion to discontinue the was chairman of Local 1714. Cruze, and there were no The union allowed out- The union hall in Lord- products to allocate to side firms to send in con- stown, Ohio, is a hive of Lordstown.” tractors to repair supplier confusion, anxiety and Union members disagree parts and assembled vehi- mostly anger. the Cruze was a loser and cles at the plant. It also Weeks after employees at think their concessions agreed to drop the number the town’s General Motors merit adding another prod- of extra workers employed Co. compact car plant as- uct to the plant, perhaps to cover absentee workers sembled their last Chevro- one being built in Mexico. to 60, from 150. let Cruze, employees are Of the 38 models GM sold in Morgan and other union filing into the United Auto the U.S., only five did more negotiators signed the deal Workers Local 1112 hall to volume than the roughly to make all of the conces- sign up for unemployment 143,000 Cruzes delivered sions GM wanted in late benefits and figure out if last year. But sedans no July 2017 and agreed to they should take a transfer longer command much of a implement it in January to another GM plant, or premium as car buyers shun 2018. wait it out in the one factory them in favor of crossovers, GM also agreed to take most have ever worked and SUVs and trucks. And even action to help the Cruze’s see if it survives. at the peak of the Cruze’s bottom line, Morgan said. Union workers are livid popularity, profit margins MADDIE MCGARVEY/BLOOMBERG NEWS PHOTOS Management wanted to that they agreed to make were thin. Dan Morgan, shop chairman of UAW Local 1112, was chief negotiator of the agreement with bring suppliers on site to get $118 million a year in annual The plant’s future will be GM. “Everything they asked us to do, we did. And still, we don’t have a product to build.” parts ready for the assembly concessions to save the decided in talks later this line to improve efficiency. plant in mid-2017, only to year, when GM and the At the UAW-GM Center Chevrolet’s sales and mar- have GM effectively threat- UAW hammer out a new for Human Resources, Mor- keting group was supposed en to close it down 18 four-year labor deal. gan and other union officers to advertise the car more months later. Unless GM At stake in Lordstown are met with GM executives for aggressively and offer deals reverses its course, Lords- the livelihoods of more than meetings from May on vehicle options that town will fall victim to the 1,400 plant workers and through July to try to im- might help sales. harsh reality that fewer thousands more indirect prove profits. None of that was done, consumers are buying small jobs in the surrounding area “We knew we were mak- Morgan said. cars and that Chief Execu- of northeast Ohio, a key ing small cars,” Morgan By October 2018, GM tive Mary Barra is focused swing state in presidential said. “We wanted to know told Morgan that the Cruze on doing business only elections. Married couple what we had to do to stay in was making money again. where GM can earn big Mark and Sherry Pratt are the game.” To his surprise, the com- returns. worried about what’s in The UAW representa- pany announced a restruc- “Everything they asked store for them, as both have tives said GM told them the turing plan the next month us to do, we did,” said Dan been laid off after more than Cruze wasn’t profitable. that included Lordstown on Morgan, the shop chairman a decade each working at Executives also said if the the list of plants that may of Local 1112 and chief the plant. local adopted a more com- close. The automaker negotiator of the agree- Mark may consider an petitive labor agreement to elected to idle Lordstown ment, the details of which offer to move to another get the car back in the black, even earlier than planned haven’t previously been re- GM factory to save his it would give them “a way after Cruze sales sank 22 ported. “And still, we don’t pension and retiree health better opportunity to get percent last year. The UAW have a product to build.” care. But it’s unclear if his Mark Pratt and his wife, Sherry, worked a combined 30 new products,” Morgan has sued, arguing GM can’t GM idled the plant in wife would be able to work years for GM. They do not want to leave northeast Ohio. said. close the plant under its March, saying demand for at the same plant, and To cut costs, the UAW existing contract. the Cruze was too weak. In they’re reluctant to relocate called a “Super Competitive the year before, but sales of merged Locals 1112 and For workers in Lord- an email, GM spokesman away from their eight Operating Agreement,” the Cruze, the sole vehicle 1714, which saved the com- stown, it’s like being in Dan Flores said the union grandchildren. “We want which allowed GM to bring made in the massive Ohio pany $3 million a year. Then purgatory. Workers don’t agreed to many conces- them to know us,” Sherry in contractors, temps and plant, fell 17 percent. GM the union agreed to out- know if they should join the sions, but that they didn’t says. “We don’t want to be a other lower-wage staff to cut the third shift at the source non-assembly jobs roughly 520 people who’ve address the realities the state away.” work in the plant. It was set factory along with about like handling of parts and taken an offer to transfer to company faces. It’s a bitter pill for work- up to save even more money 1,200 jobs, leaving more materials to lower-wage a plant out of state or see if The problem isn’t high ers who feel they’ve already than the “Competitive Op- than 3,000 people making workers employed by a sub- Lordstown survives. wages, it’s falling sales — given up a lot to keep GM erating Agreement” GM almost 190,000 cars a year. sidiary called GM Subsys- Sonja Smith, who has 24 and GM’s post-bankruptcy happy. used to lower costs at its As consumers fled to sport tems LLC, according to a years at the plant, said she cash flow discipline. “We Before GM’s announce- electric-car factory north of utility vehicles, Cruze sales document reviewed by will consider a move if it is didn’t discontinue the ment that it had no future Detroit. kept falling and GM elimi- Bloomberg. offered, but she isn’t happy. Cruze because of some- product planned for Lord- Morgan started getting nated the second shift in Next, they allowed GM to “We did everything they thing the local union did or stown, Morgan said the nervous in January 2017. June 2018, dismissing 1,500 cut the number of skilled want,” she said. “This is didn’t do,” Flores wrote. “It UAW agreed to what GM GM earned record profit more workers. tradesmen in half to 130 by their payback.”

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RUDOLF G. SCHADE JR. 1941-2019

Attorney and longtime Death Notices Dorn, Steven R. ‘Flash’ Steven R. “Flash” Dorn, age 70. Beloved father of Elmhurst College trustee Belli, Tess A. Alex (Julia) Dorn and Lindsay Tess A. Belli of Libertyville, IL died peacefully in her (Daniel) Hittner. Proud grand- By Bob Goldsborough tough but was fairest of the sleep Saturday, March 23, father of Adeline, Aidan Chicago Tribune fair adversary. I have tons of 2019 at the age of 102. She and Olivia. Loving brother respect and affection for was preceded in death by of Randi (Jay) Dorn, Perry, her parents John and Mary, Marc and Craig (Laina) Rudolf G. Schade Jr. was a Rudy." her beloved husband of 64 Chicago attorney who spent Schade partially retired Schechtman, Karen and years Edo, and her son Allen. Michael Sternfeld. Dear son 23 years on the board of from his law practice at the She is survived by her son of the late Harry A. and the trustees of Elmhurst College. end of 2017, shifting to be- James (Karen) Belli , daugh- late Margaret Dorn and Edith Schade’s ties to Elmhurst coming of counsel at his ters Andrea (Whit) Shepard and Paul Sternfeld. Fond ran deep. While he never firm. He fully retired at the and Tina (Gary) Moulton and uncle of many nieces and nephews studied at the private liberal end of 2018. daughter-in-law LuAnn. She and cousin of Karen Jacobson and Gail arts college, his father, Schade joined Elmhurst was the devoted grandmother of Debbie (Stu) Short, Seldess. Service Thursday 12 Noon at Rudolf Schade Sr., had been College’s board of trustees in Kim (John) Humphreys, Susie (Patrick) Hardiman, Chicago Jewish Funerals, 8851 Skokie Janine (Keith) Hogan, Sabrina (Greg) Pretsch, Bianca Blvd (at Niles Center Road), Skokie. Interment New a professor of history and 1996, eventually serving on Belli, Tessa Aiossa and Amanda (Bruce) Arnold. She ancient Greek for three dec- multiple committees. Light Cemetery, Lincolnwood. In lieu of flowers, me- was the proud great grandmother of 13 and great- morials in his name may be made to PanCan, 1500 ades at the school. The elder Schade helped oversee great-grandmother of one. Rosecrans Avenue, Suite 200, Manhattan Beach, SARAH NADER PHOTO Schade later oversaw the several expansions of aca- A funeral mass will be held on Thursday, April 4, CA 90266, www.pancan.org. The family requests college’s archives. Rudolf Schade in 2018. demic offerings and build- 2019 at 11:00 am at St. Patrick’s Church, 15000 that no black suits or ties be worn at the service. “Rudy was one of a kind — ings, including the college’s Wadsworth, IL (847) 244-4161. In lieu of flowers, Arrangements by Chicago Jewish Funerals - Skokie just a very intelligent trustee yer, primarily in the area of first graduate programs es- please send donations to the National Shrine of Chapel, 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo.com whose questions and com- medical malpractice de- tablished in 1998. He also St. Maximilian Kolbe at Marytown, 1600 West Park ments in our board meetings fense. helped to oversee the 1999 Avenue, Libertyville, IL 60048. were always right on,” said Schade also gained a repu- opening of the North Hall Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Joel Herter, a former chair- tation for mentoring young- residence hall — now known Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries man of the board of trustees. er attorneys, colleagues as Cureton Hall — as well as Bresnahan, Anthony “He was exceptional.” noted. the 2002 renovation of the Anthony Bresnahan, age 66, of LaGrange. Beloved Schade, 77, died of amyloi- “He was a tremendous A.C. Buehler Library and the husband of Paula (nee Kundert). Loving father of Drobick, Romana E dosis March 20 at the Mead- lawyer, well-respected on 2004 opening of Circle Hall, Lisa (Edward) Koubenec, James (Carrie) Bresnahan, Drobick, Romana E. nee Murphy of Mokena passed owbrook Manor nursing and both sides, by both plaintiffs which houses the college’s and Caitlin Bresnahan. Devoted grandfather of away March 8. Beloved daughter of the late Daniel rehabilitation center in La and defense counsel. He was Center for Professional Ex- Ryan Bresnahan, Toni Bresnahan, Alexis Bresnahan, and Frances (Klingelschmitt) Murphy, cherished sis- Maggie Koubenec, Morgan Bresnahan, and ter to Daniel (Judy) Murphy of The Villages Florida Grange, said his daughter, brilliant but he was also just a cellence. Madison Bresnahan. Dear brother of Catherine Ingrid Kwak. He had lived in terrific human being,” said “Both the institution and and Thomas (Truly) Murphy of Phoenix Arizona. (Joseph) Melone, James (Carol), and the late Gerald Loved by many cousins, nieces and nephews and La Grange since 1968. Cassiday Schade partner Pa- those of us who had the Bresnahan. Visitation 3:00 to 9:00 PM Wednesday, privilege of knowing Rudy dear friend to many. Retired elementary school Born in the Queens bor- tricia Hogan, who joined the April 3, 2019 at Hallowell & James Funeral Home, teacher. Memorial Service to be held at St. Georges ough of New York City, firm 29 years ago. are better off for our connec- 1025 W. 55th St., Countryside. Meet at the funeral Church at 6707 175th St. Tinley Park on April 5th Schade moved with his fam- “I wanted to work for him tion to him,” Elmhurst Col- home 9:15 AM Thursday, April 4th for prayers and at 10am. Memorials may be made to Misericordia ily to Elmhurst after his in the worst way, because he lege President Troy procession to 10:00 AM Mass at St. Cletus Church, Home or Kindred Hospice father took the teaching job was known to be this caring VanAken in a statement. LaGrange. Interment Private. In lieu of flowers, me- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries at the college in 1946. Schade guy who would treat you “We’ll miss his warmth, hu- morials may be made to Best Buddies International, mor and intellect, and will Attn: Samantha DeSpirito, 100 Southeast Second graduated from York High with respect and teach you Street, Suite 2200, Miami, FL 33131 or at best- School in Elmhurst and re- how to be a lawyer and let never forget the rich Schade buddies.org/alabama/donate-locally. For Service Franceschina, Luciano ceived a bachelor’s degree in you interact with his clients.” family legacy that benefits us Information: 708-352-6500 or hjfunerals.com Was called to God on March 21, 2019 at the age 1963 from Heidelberg Col- Hogan noted that Schade to this day.” Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries of 88. Beloved husband of the late Stephanie nee lege — now known as Hei- encouraged lawyers at his Schade also spent 28 years Wajda. Brother of the late Giovanni. Loving father delberg University — in firm to give back in many on the board of what now is Casper, Donald P. of Luigi (Rachael) Franceschina. Proud grandfather north central Ohio. ways. known as Advocate Health Donald P. Casper, passed away peacefully surround- of Luca and Massimo. 50 Year Lifetime Member of Schade taught high school “He believed that it wasn’t Care. He also did pro bono ed by his devoted family. Beloved husband of Marie the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied in Ohio after college then good enough to be a lawyer. legal work for the United nee Vella for 61 years. Cherished father of Edward Craftworkers (Terrazzo Mechanic), Member of the returned to the Chicago area, You had to do other things in Church of Christ for more Casper, Robert (Denise) Casper & Thomas Casper. Furlan Family of Chicago. Lifetime Member of the Proud uncle and cousin of many. Funeral Thursday Italian Cultural Center. Memorial Mass 10:30 a.m. where for several years he life, like have a good family, than 40 years. 9:00am from Thompson & Kuenster Funeral Home, on Friday, April 5, 2019 at St. Giles Church 1045 taught middle school in have friends, get on boards of Schade’s wife of 45 years, 5570 W. 95th St., Oak Lawn to Sacred Heart Church, Columbian Ave. Oak Park IL 60302. Private Family Stickney. directors and be a charitable Lucinda, died in 2007. In Palos Hills, for Mass at 10:00am. Interment at Queen of Heaven Cemetery. Family will While teaching, he began person because as a lawyer addition to his daughter, he Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Visitation be greeting guests at 10:00 a.m. Funeral arrange- attending John Marshall you’re privileged to have a lot also is survived by two sons, Wednesday from 3:00pm until 9:00pm. Donald ments entrusted to the Cruz-Sojka Funeral Home Law School in Chicago, of education and so it was Rudolf G. III and Paul; and was a 30 year dedicated employee of the Chicago (312) 666-2673 www.cruz-sojkafh.com earning a law degree in 1968 your responsibility to do six grandchildren. Tribune as an avid photographer and a 10 year em- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries and graduating at the top of other things,” she said. A celebration of life serv- ployee of the Rock Island Railroad. thompsonkuen- his class, his daughter said. Chicago personal injury ice will take place at 1 p.m. on sterfuneralhome.com 708-425-0500 Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Schade then changed ca- attorney Joseph A. Power Jr. Sunday at Hammerschmidt Hanson, Gregory A. reers, working first as a said he and Schade fre- Memorial Chapel at Conaghan, William L. Gregory A. “Greg” Hanson age 68, of Algonquin. lawyer at the Hinshaw Cul- quently were on opposite Elmhurst College, 190 S. William L. Conaghan, age 63. Beloved husband of Beloved husband of Deborah A. (nee Janet); devoted bertson Moelmann Hoban & sides of contentious cases. Prospect Ave., Elmhurst. Eileen; loving father of Sarah; devoted son of the father of Stephanie Hanson and Kimberly (Ronnie) Fuller law firm from 1968 "Despite some very emo- The service will be followed late Helen and the late Gordon Conaghan. William Erickson; cherished grandfather of Cambria, Lydia until 1979. tional battles, Rudy and I by a memorial reception at was President and CEO of Bridgeview Bank. Funeral and Vic Erickson; dear brother of Craig (Jeanne) In 1979, Schade and seven always treated each other as the La Grange Country Club, Mass Saturday, April 6, 2019 at 9:30 a.m. at Holy Hanson, Laurel (Greg) Andersen and Debbie K. Name Cathedral, 735 N. State St., Chicago, IL Wolford; uncle of many. A memorial visitation will be other lawyers formed the gentlemen during the trials 620 S. Brainard Ave., La held on Wednesday, April 3, 2019 from 3:00 pm to Chicago firm Cassiday and shared drinks before Grange. 60610. In lieu of flowers donations to The Chicago Lighthouse, 1850 W. Roosevelt Rd., Chicago, IL 8:00 pm at Willow Funeral Home & Cremation Care, Schade & Gloor, now known Christmases for many years,” 60608, www.chicagolighthouse.org. For information 1415 W. Algonquin Rd. (one mile east of Randall Rd), as Cassiday Schade. Schade’s Power Jr. said. “We never Bob Goldsborough is a free- 312-421-0936 or www.michalikfuneralhome.com. Algonquin. Interment Private. online condolences specialty was as a trial law- had a cross word. He was lance reporter. may be expressed at www.willowfh.com or for Service information: (847) 458-1700 Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries

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Hunt, John B. McCostlin, Walter M. Native of Athea Co. Limerick, Ireland. Beloved hus- Prestia , Serafina Walter M. McCostlin, 84 of Fox River Grove was Serafina Prestia nee Giudici passed away peace- band of the late Kathleen born March 13, 1935 in fully on Friday, March 29, 2019. Beloved Wife of (nee Shinners). Devoted Scottsboro, AL to Melvin and Giovanni Prestia. Devoted Mother of Domenico and father of Edward (Susan), Wojtczak, Donald Henry Stella (nee Swain) McCostlin Carmelina. Loving Daughter of the Late Francesco Donald Henry Wojtczak, age 75. Passed away John (Mary), and the late and passed away March 29, and Late Giovanna Giudici nee Falvo. Dear Sister of March 31, 2019. Beloved Husband of Michele Rae Katherine (the late Daniel) 2019. Walter was a retired Teresa (Guiseppe) Zaffina and Maria (Late Gennaro) nee Sydor. Loving Father of Douglas (Deneise). O’Brien. Proud grandfather Brigadier General serving his De Luca . Sister in Law of the Late Salvatore Dear Grandfather of Donald. Visitation Wednesday of Bridget (Shane), Mary country in the United States (Battistina) Prestia, Frank (Pasqualina) Prestia, from 3-9 p.m. at Lack & Sons Funeral Home 9236 Kate, John (Katie), Patrick, Army for over 36 years. He and Luigi (Lena) Prestia. Dear Aunt and Great Aunt S. Roberts Rd. (8000 w.) in Hickory Hills. Funeral Edward, Maureen, Neil, Nina, was awarded the Purple of many. Family and Friends are to gather for the Thursday 9:30 a.m. from the funeral home to St. Jacqueline, Theresa, Anne, Heart after being wounded Visitation Thursday, April 4, 2019 from 2:00 p.m. to Patricia Catholic Church for Mass of Christian Burial and Brendan. Cherished during the Korean War while 8:00 p.m. at Russo’s Hillside Chapels, 4500 Roosevelt at 10:00 a.m. Interment Private. Member of the great grandfather of Daniel, the late Grace, and the a member of the 65th Infantry Regiment Road, Hillside, Illinois 60162 (Located between Knights of Columbus. For more information please late Christopher. Dear brother of Mary, Kathleen, in a unit called “The Borinqueneers”. The Mannheim and Wolf Road). Funeral Friday, April 5, call 708-430-5700. Helena, the late Patrick, and the late Theresa. Fond Congressional Gold Medal was awarded 2019 with Family and Friends to meet at the Shrine Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries uncle of many nieces and nephews. Veteran of to all members of “The Borinqueneers” of Our Lady of Pompeii, 12254 West Lexington the Irish Republican Army, the 1940’s campaign. in 2016. Assignments during his career included Street, Chicago, Illinois 60607 for Mass of Christian Founder of the Limerick Hurling Club of Chicago. The 133rd Signal Battalion, The 33rd Military Police Burial celebrated promptly at 10:30 a.m. entomb- Former chairman of the North American Board of Battalion, Provost Marshall – 33rd Infantry Brigade, ment at St. Michael The Archangel Cemetery in the Gaelic Athletic Association, and proud member Provost Marshall – 86th Army Reserve Command, Palatine, Illinois. For additional information call (708) of Plumbers Local Union 130. He was a Republican Yandel Jr., George W. Operations Plans Officer – Ft. Sheridan, IL, Provost 449-5300. Please visit Serafina’s personal tribute in the old country and a Democrat in the new Marshall – Ft. Devens, Massachusetts, Liaison website at www.russohillsidechapels.com and sign country. Visitation Thursday 3-9 p.m. Funeral Friday George W. Yandel, Jr. Loving husband Officer – 4th Army, Ft. Sheridan, IL, and Battalion her guestbook. of the late Clare (nee Nugent); Dearest 9:15 a.m. from the Robert J. Sheehy & Sons Funeral Commander, 327th Military Police Battalion. Walter father of Edward, Mary Jo, John (Pattie), Home, 9000 W. 151st Street, Orland Park, IL to St. was also a lifetime member of The American Legion Therese (Larry) Zaker, and Rosemary Elizabeth Seton Church, Mass 10:00 a.m. Interment and the Woodstock, Illinois VFW Post 5040. He (John) Shea; Cherished grandpa of Good Shepherd Cemetery. www.sheehyfh.com is survived by his loving partner, Maggie, his sons Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Matthew, Brendan, Emma Rose and Liam; Proudest 708-857-7878 Michael (Sue) McCostlin, Mark (Karen) McCostlin brother of Jean (the late Kenneth) Korn, the late and Matthew (Louise) McCostlin; grandchildren Jack, Lawrence (Teresa), Gerald (Linda), Maribeth Dan, Ryan, Adam, Amber, Kylie, Julie Bauman and Rafferty, Thecla Frances (Richard) Murphy, Lois Satterthwaite, Robert Jacklyn Mancuso; eight great-grandchildren and Thecla Frances Rafferty passed away peacefully af- (Maureen), Thomas (Kathy) and Bernard (Carol); Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries many nieces and nephews. Walter leaves behind ter a short illness on March 29, 2019 surrounded by Fond brother-in-law to the late Audrie (the late many loving and dear friends including the Hanus her family at Edward Hospital in Naperville, just one Robert) Leen, Rosellen (the late William) Weick, Irwin, Geraldine and Bueno families. Also, a special thank-you to his month shy of her 96th birthday. Loving mother of Ethel (the late James) Monson and the late Colette Jeri Irwin was born Geraldine McGovern in Chicago, nephew Tim and his wife Jeanne for their never end- Sandra (Galen) Graham, Minna (Michael) Houlihan, Nugent; Fond uncle, cousin and dear friend to many. IL on April 18, 1938 to Juliette ing love and support. Walter was preceded in death Stephen (Leigh) Rafferty, Linda (Donald) Harrison, Visitation Wednesday 3:00 to 9:00 p.m.; Funeral (nee Faynor) and John Patrick by his parents and his brothers Travis and Autry. and Lawrence (Annette) Rafferty; cherished grand- Thursday 9:30 a.m. from Curley Funeral Home,6116 McGovern. Visitation will be Thursday, April 4, 2019 from 9:00 mother of seventeen grandchildren and nineteen W. 111TH Street, Chicago Ridge to St. Michael’s Jeri had one sister, Eleanor AM until the time of the funeral service at 11:00 great-grandchildren; loving sister of Janet Gengler, Church, 14327 Highland Ave., Orland Park; Mass Patrick, now deceased. She AM at Lauterburg & Oehler Funeral Home, 2000 E. fond aunt, cousin, and friend of many. Preceded in 10:45 a.m.; Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery; For is survived by Patrick Family Northwest Highway, Arlington Heights. Interment death by, her husband, the late Captain Lawrence Funeral Info 708-422-2700, or www.curleyfuneral- members, all of the greater with full military honors will follow at 2:00 PM at E. Rafferty, USAF, her parents, the late Frederick home.com Chicago area, and other scat- Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery in Elwood, IL. P. Fortman and the late Agnes E. Fortman (nee tered family and friends. Funeral info 847-253-5423 or lauterburgoehler.com Larson), and her six other siblings. Funeral services Jeri and her husband Cliff Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries will be held on Wednesday, April 3rd, from 9:30am Irwin, who died in 2009, at Blake Lamb Funeral Home, 5015 Lincoln Avenue, were long-time Villagers who loved world-wide trav- McGinnis, Timothy R. Lisle, Illinois 60532, to St. Joan of Arc Catholic el, books, music, and were active in and supportive Timothy R.McGinnis,formerly ofWestchester,age 67. Church in Lisle, Illinois for funeral mass at 10:00am. of the Opera Club, The Central Florida Lyric Opera, Beloved husband of Kathy, nee Convey; loving father Interment St. Mary Catholic Cemetery (Highland the Philharmonic Orchestra, and the University of of Brigid (Nick) Peterson, Maureen (Paul) Logsdon, Park). Visitation will be held on Tuesday, April 2nd, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Florida, which received many of their collections. Patrick (Kirstin) and Maggie (Jamie Gates) McGinnis; from 4:00pm to 9:00pm. For more information, Jeri also supported many charities and institutions. proud grandfather of Elin, Finn, August, Maeve and please call 630-964-9392. Jeri worked 20 plus years for Leo Burnett Company, Jack; dear brother of Tom (Mary). Family and friends Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Inc. When they merged and went international, Jeri will be received at the Conboy-Westchester Funeral became the first International Services Coordinator Home, 10501 W. Cermak Rd., Westchester (2 blks Scholnick, Phyllis R. establishing communication systems at various lev- West of Mannheim Rd.) on Thursday, April 4, 2019 Phyllis R. Scholnick, 76. Beloved wife of Barry els among their first 25 offices and the home office from 3:00 to 9:00 p.m. Funeral Friday 9:30 a.m. from Scholnick. Loving mother of Lauren in Chicago. the funeral home to Divine Providence Church for (Steve Cook) Scholnick, Craig (Rachel Arrangements entrusted to Beyers Funeral Home 10:00 a.m. Mass. Interment Private. Memorials to Otto) Scholnick and Tracy (Andrew) and Crematory, Lady Lake, FL. Online condolences American Cancer Society appreciated. For further Gruber. Proud grandmother of Max, may be left at www.BeyersFuneralHome.com info 708-F-U-N-E-R-A-L. Jack and Sasha. Dear sister of the late Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Davida (the late Harold) Mayeroff. Service Thursday Chicago Jewish Funerals Kostrewa, Ronald C. 2PM at , 8851 Skokie Blvd., (at Niles Center Road), Skokie. Interment private. age 78, beloved husband of the late Loretta M. nee In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be Schweinsberg and late Helen nee Gasiorowski. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries made to the Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation, 230 E. Loving father of Michael J. (Fiancée Lisa Ono) and Ohio St., Suite 500, Chicago, IL 60611, www.pulmo- Kevin A. (Kristine), Dear grandfather of Charlie, step- Mochel, Jr., Harold Charles naryfibrosis.org. Arrangements by Chicago Jewish father of Kelly Donovan and Jessica Montana. Fond Harold Charles Mochel, Jr. suddenly at age 74. Funerals-Skokie Chapel, 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo. brother of James R. and the late Henry J. (late Laura). Beloved son of the late Harold, Sr. and Frieda nee com Uncle of Steve, Michael, Susie, Kelly, Kimberly, Kischer. Much loved brother of Patricia K. “P.K.” Kenneth, Daniel, Lindsay, Tara, Katie, James, Lori, (Robert) Traub, Jackie (Paul) Rewerts and the late Corey and the late Amy. Former CFO of TableCraft Joanne (Robert) Myers. Dearest uncle of Rob Myers, Products Company. Visitation Thursday, April 4, 2019 Judy (Carl) Lite, Diane (Jeff) Siebels, Carol (Jeff) 3:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. and Friday, April 5, 2019 8:00 Dziatlik, Amy (Eric) Kiefer and Matt (Mary Beth) Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries a.m. to 8:45 a.m. at Cumberland Chapels, 8600 W. Mochel) and much loved great uncle to many nieces Lawrence Ave, Norridge. Funeral Friday beginning at and nephews. Lying in State Wednesday, April 3, Steele, James V. funeral home 8:45 a.m. and then proceed to Divine 9:00 AM until time of Service at 11:00 AM at Bethel James V. “Jimmy” Steele, Age 47; Suddenly; Devoted Savior Church for mass 9:30 a.m. Entombment will Lutheran Church, 36 North Grant Street, Westmont. husband of Amy, nee Howaniec; Loving father of follow at Queen of Heaven Mausoleum in Hillside. In Interment Clarendon Hills Cemetery. In lieu of flow- Joey,Abby, and Andrew; Cherished son of James and lieu of flowers memorials to Mercy Home For Boys ers donations to your favorite charity would be ap- Kathleen; Beloved brother of Jennifer (Steve) Ivey; & Girls, 1140 W Jackson Blvd, Chicago, IL 60607. Info. preciated. For funeral info: 630-852-3595 or www. Dear son-in-law of Stanley and Margaret Howaniec; 708-456-8300 or www.cumberlandchapels.com. modelldarien.com Fond brother-in-law of Bob (Angela), Maggie (Dan) Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Philips, and Anne Howaniec; Proud uncle, and Krzyzewski, Robert loyal friend to many; Visitation Wednesday 3:00 to 9:00 p.m.; Funeral Thursday, 9:00 a.m. from Curley Robert John Krzyzewski (Kross), 90, of Myslinski, Thaddeus Anthony Funeral Home, 6116 W. 111th Street, Chicago Ridge Wheaton,beloved husband of Ellen, Myslinski, Thaddeus A. Sr, age 94 of Apple Valley, to Our Lady of Loretto Church, 8925 S. Kostner Ave., loving father of Robert Jr. (the late passed away peacefully on Hometown, IL; Mass 10:00 a.m. Interment Holy Cynthia), proud grandfather of Jennifer Saturday, March 30, 2019. Sepulchre Cemetery; For Funeral info 708-422-2700, (Tom) Gowen, Carly (James) Funk, Katie Proudly served his country in or www.curleyfuneralhome. (Jeremy) Joiner, Jackie (Ed) Kwiatkowski, the US Army Air Corps during Barbara, Kirstin and Joseph, great grandfather WWll. He is preceded in death of 8, brother of the late Joseph and the late Joan. by his loving wife of 61 years, Visitation Thursday, April 4, from 4 to 8 p.m. at Anna, and brothers, Emil and Hultgren Funeral Home, 304 N. Main St., Wheaton. Casimir. Thaddeus Sr. is sur- vived by his son, Thaddeus Every Funeral Mass, Friday, April 5, 2019 at 10:00 a.m. at Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries St. Michael Catholic Church. Interment Assumption Jr. (Wendy); grandchildren, Cemetery, Wheaton. Info and guest book at hult- Megan (Stefan) Driedger and Michael (Annica), and brother, Frank. Twomey, Joanne F. grenfh.com or 630-668-0027. Joanne F. Twomey, 78, of Prospect Heights. life story Mass of Christian Burial will be 11 AM Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Friday, April 5, 2019 at the Church of the Beloved daughter of the late Risen Savior, 1501 East County Road 42, William and late Eileen (nee La Civita, Nicholas ‘Nick’ McCarthy) Twomey; Loving Nick La Civita, age 82, At rest March 30, 2019. Nick Burnsville, MN 55306 with visitation starting at 9:30 deserves sister of the late Maurice was a Veteran in the United States AM prior to Mass at the church. Interment at Fort (Rosemary) Twomey and Army. Beloved husband of Michaeleen Snelling National Cemetery, at a later date. In lieu of late Donald Twomey; fond (nee Fabianski). Loving father of Jennifer flowers, memorials will be donated to the Disabled aunt of Maureen (Edward) to be told. (Enrico Palmisano) La Civita, Tony American Veterans. www.dav.org LoBue, Kevin (Jane) Twomey, (Emily) La Civita, Christopher (Carmen) www.whitefuneralhomes.com Kathleen (Raymond) Kasak, La Civita, Mark (Gretchen) La Civita and Melissa Michael (Heidi) Twomey, and (Todd) Wilkerson. Cherished grandfather of Emily Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Share your loved one’sstory at Patrick (Patricia) Twomey; (Mario) Mitchell, Eric Kimbrough, Katy, Joe, Charley, Great aunt of 12 great nieces and nephews and placeanad.chicagotribune.com Mikaela, Christopher, Angelo, Anthony, Nicholas and great great nieces and a nephew; dear sister in Hillary. Dear brother of Betty (Vince) Scalzo, Camille law of Rosemary Twomey and beloved cousins (Bob) Heller and the late Phillip La Civita. Fond uncle and friend to many. Visitation Thursday, April 4, and great uncle of many. Nick was a volunteer at 2019 from 3:00 PM until 8:00 PM at the Glueckert Marillac House, a youth baseball couch, A friendly Funeral Home, Ltd., 1520 N. Arlington Heights Road, greeter at the Portage Park Center for the Arts (4 blocks south of Palatine Road) Arlington Heights and a top notch Typewriter repair man. In lieu of and Friday, April 5, 2019 at St. Alphonsus Liguori flowers, donations to Cradle Adoption, 2049 Ridge Catholic Church, 411 N. Wheeling Road, Wheeling, IL Ave. Evanston, Il. 60201 would be appreciated. 60070 from 9:30 AM until the time of funeral Mass Visitation Wednesday, April 3, 2019 from 3:00 until at 10:30 AM. Interment All Saints Cemetery. In lieu 9:00 p.m. at Cumberland Chapels 8300 W. Lawrence ® Every life story of flowers, memorial contributions may be given to Brought to youbyLegacy.com Ave. Norridge. Funeral Thursday, beginning at the Faith Formation at St. Alphonsus Liguori Parish or funeral home at 9:00 a.m. and will proceed to deserves to be told. 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This matter is set for hearing in the TO ADOPTION, YOU MAY LOSE ALL PARENTAL Third Principal Meridian (except that part redeeming. This notice is also to advise Circuit Court of this County in Room 1704, RIGHTS TO THE CHILD. of the East 129 feet of the West half of the you that a petition has been filed for a tax Richard J. Daley Center, 50 W. Washington Vintage Beer & Soda Cans & Signs: South West Quarter of the said Section 34, deed which will transfer title and the right Street, Chicago, Illinois on August 9, 2019 at We Pay Top Dollar for Your Collections LEGAL NOTICES as lies in said Lot 3, except railroad) in Cook to possession of this property if redemption 9:30 a.m. You may be present at this hearing 708-315-0048 UNLESS YOU appear, you will not be entitled GOVERNMENT/EDUCATION to further written notices or publication County, Illinois. 8435 South Kenneth Avenue, is not made on or before July 24, 2019. but your right to redeem will already have notices of the proceedings in this case, Chicago, IL 60652 19-34-304-007-0000 Now, This matter is set for hearing in the Circuit expired at that time. YOU ARE URGED TO including the filing of an amended petition therefore, unless you, Unknown Owners Court of this County in Room 1704, Richard REDEEM IMMEDIATELY TO PREVENT LOSS OF WANTED Paying Cash for Military Items, and Non-Record Claimants, Unknown J. Daley Center, 50 W. Washington Street, PROPERTY Redemption can be made at any American, German, Japanese & Other or a motion to terminate parental rights. Countries from Any Period. Also Marx Heirs and Legatees of Luz Maria Castillo, Chicago, Illinois on August 7, 2019 at 9:30 time on or before July 31, 2019 by applying IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK deceased, Enrique Castillo, Jr., Unknown a.m. You may be present at this hearing to the County Clerk of Cook County, Illinois, Playsets, Toy Soldiers, Trains, Miscellaneous COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND UNLESS YOU appear at the hearing and Toys & Antiques. Call Gary: 708-522-3400 show cause against the petition, the Heirs and Legatees of Arturo Castillo, but your right to redeem will already have at the Office of the County Clerk in Chicago, AND CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT deceased, Unknown Heirs and Legatees of expired at that time. YOU ARE URGED TO Illinois. For further information contact the JUVENILE JUSTICE DIVISION allegations of the petition may stand admitted as against you and each of you, Moises Castillo, deceased, Enrique Castillo, REDEEM IMMEDIATELY TO PREVENT LOSS OF County Clerk. Address: 118 N. Clark Street, WE BUY COMIC BOOKS! and an order or judgment entered. Sr., and the said above named defendants, PROPERTY Redemption can be made at any Room 434, Chicago, IL 60602 Telephone: Top Prices Paid Will Travel to You IN THE INTEREST OF file your answer to the complaint in said time on or before July 24, 2019 by applying (312) 603-5645 IDRIS OMOSANYA, purchaser 1-888-88-COMIC ComicBuyingCenter.com Armon Evans DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT suit or otherwise make your appearance to the County Clerk of Cook County, Illinois, or assignee Dated: March 26, 2019 Judd therein, in the office of the Clerk of the Cook at the Office of the County Clerk in Chicago, M. Harris #55136 933 West Van Buren St. A MINOR COURT OF COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS April 2, 2019 County Judicial Circuit, Cook County, Illinois, Illinois. For further information contact the Suite 304 Chicago, IL 60607 312-795-9600 NO. 2019JD00260 on or before May 2, 2019, default may be County Clerk. Address: 118 N. Clark Street, [email protected]. Pub: 4/1, 2, 3/2019 entered against you at any time after that Room 434, Chicago, IL 60602 Telephone: 6206855 DOGS NOTICE OF PUBLICATION day and a Judgment entered in accordance (312) 603-5645 SREEDHAR MULLAPUDI, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BID with the prayer of said Complaint. E-filing purchaser or assignee Dated: March 26, Notice is given you, Father Unknown Triton College will receive sealed proposals is now mandatory for documents in civil 2019 Judd M. Harris #55136 933 West Van (Father), respondents, and TO ALL WHOM at 2000 Fifth Avenue, River Grove, IL 60171 cases with limited exemptions. To e-file, Buren St. Suite 304 Chicago, IL 60607 312- IT MAY CONCERN, that on February 15, for the following project. you must first create an account with an 795-9600 [email protected]. Pub: 4/1, TO: Beverly Moore; Occupant of Unit 104, Irish Wolfhounds 256-303-8277 2019, a petition was filed under the Juvenile e-filing service provider. Visit http://efile. 2, 3/2019 6206831 14621 S. Greenwood; Navy Federal Credit Alabama $2,000 M/F Court Act by KIM FOXX, STATE’S ATTORNEY Roof Access and Fall Protection illinoiscourts.gov/service-providers.htm to Union; GE Capital Mortgage Services, Inc.; Puppies rdy 4/17 Call for details & delivery OF COOK COUNTY through her assistant learn more and to select a service provider. Fountain Crest Condominium Association, State’s Attorney in this court and that in the NO PRE-BID MEETING If you need additional help or have trouble c/o Clear Property Management Services, Labradoodle 309-714-3117 courtroom of Judge Patricia Mendoza in Bid opening Tuesday 4/16/2019 1:30 PM e-filing, visit http://www.illinoiscourts.gov/ Inc.; Clear Property Management Services, the Cook County Juvenile Court Building Geneseo,IL 1000 Male and Female faq/gethelp.asp or contact the Clerk of this TO: O’Darie L. Weathers; Independence Inc., c/o Youmika L. Bryant; Judgment located at 1100 South Hamilton, Chicago, Born March 11th - Ready by May 7th 2019. Specifications will be issued to prime Court. Edward R. Peterka (6220416) MANLEY Bank; Judgment Creditors, And Decree Creditors, And Decree Creditors, If Any Both Parents are AKC reg. Illinois on 04/15/2019 at 9:30 AM IN bidders, which may be obtained from DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC Attorneys for Plaintiff Creditors, If Any Of The Above Described Of The Above Described As “Unknown CALENDAR 53 COURTROOM 4 , the Purchasing Department or by visiting One East Wacker, Suite 1250, Chicago, IL As “Unknown Owners”; David D. Orr, Owners”; David D. Orr, Cook County Clerk; www.triton.edu/rfp. Bid proposals will be 60601 Phone: 312-651-6700; Fax: 614-220- Cook County Clerk; Parties In Occupancy Parties In Occupancy Or Actual Possession or as soon thereafter as this case may be received up to the hours and dates listed 5613 Atty. No.: 48928 Email: sef-erpeterka@ Or Actual Possession Of Said Property; Of Said Property; Unknown Owners Or GENERAL heard, an adjudicatory hearing will be held above in room A 306, Finance Office located manleydeas.com One of Plaintiff’s Attorneys Unknown Owners Or Persons Interested Persons Interested In Said Land Or Lot. TAX upon the petition to have the minor declared in the Learning Resource Center building at Pub: 4/2, 9, 16/2019 6214291 In Said Land Or Lot. TAX DEED NO. 2019 DEED NO. 2019 COTD 000647 FILED: March ANNOUNCEMENTS to be a ward of the court and for other relief Triton College. Immediately after the closing COTD 000648 FILED: March 11, 2019 TAKE 11, 2019 TAKE NOTICE County of Cook, under the Act. The court has authority in hour for receiving bids, they will be publicly NOTICE County of Cook, State of Illinois Date State of Illinois Date Premises Sold: July this case to take from you the custody and opened and read aloud in room A-300. Premises Sold: July 19, 2017 Certificate No. 17, 2017 Certificate No. 17S-0003622 Sold AUCTION Auction April 7th 10am 240 guardianship of the minor. MANLEY, DEAS, KOCHALSKI LLC One East 17S-0005303 Sold for General Taxes of: 2017 for General Taxes of: 2017 Scavenger Sale Townline Ave South Beloit, IL 2br 2ba All questions pertaining to construction Wacker – Suite 1250 Chicago, IL 60601 IN home, 1950 mercury coupe show car, cub Scavenger Sale (2012-2015) Sold For Special (2009-2015) Sold For Special Assessment Unless you appear at the hearing and show documents should be sent to Arcon & THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK COUNTY, Assessment of (Municipality) Not Applicable. of (Municipality) Not Applicable. And Special cadet Lt1046, utility trailer, household, cause to the contrary, an order or judgment 60 gal compressor, tools and more www. Associates, Inc., attention Gaspare Pitrello ILLINOIS, NATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC D/B/A And Special Assessment No. Not Applicable. Assessment No. Not Applicable. Warrant KitsonAuctions.com (815) 973-0915 by default may be entered against you for (630) 495-1900 Ext. 210 or email gppitrello@ CHAMPION MORTGAGE COMPANY ., Plaintiff, Warrant No. Not Applicable. Inst. No. Not No. Not Applicable. Inst. No. Not Applicable. the relief asked in the petition. arconassoc.com v. JAMES A. COOPER; THE UNITED STATES Applicable. THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLD THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLD FOR AUCTION Auction April 20th 9am OF AMERICA, SECRETARY OF HOUSING FOR DELINQUENT TAXES Property located at: DELINQUENT TAXES Property located at: 2062 Sink Hollow Rd, Dixon, IL Farm DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF COURT AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT; CORPORATE 7231 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, Illinois Legal 14621 Greenwood Road, Unit 104, Dolton, Toys, chainsaw collection, ‘67 Charger, April 2, 2019 woodworking tools, antiques hot water AMERICA FAMILY CU; STATE OF ILLINOIS; Description or Property Index No. 20-27-107- Illinois Legal Description or Property Index pressure washer, tools, pedal tractors, UNKNOWN OWNERS AND NON-RECORD 032-0000 Vol. 266 This notice is to advise No. 29-10-209-026-1004 Vol. 202 This notice garden tractors and more www. ASSISTANT STATE’S ATTORNEY: CLAIMANTS; TIERRA GRANDE COURTS, you that the above property has been sold is to advise you that the above property KitsonAuctions.com (815) 973-0915 M. Czopkiewicz, K. Mohan, J. LEGAL Defendants, Case No. 2019CH01392 The for delinquent taxes and that the period of has been sold for delinquent taxes and Konstantopoulos requisite affidavit for publication having redemption from the sale will expire on July that the period of redemption from the sale BOATS ***THE BOAT DOCK*** We Buy NOTICES ATTORNEY FOR: been filed, notice is hereby given you, James 31, 2019. The amount to redeem is subject will expire on July 31, 2019. The amount to & Consign Used Boats! Springfield, Illinois THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS www.theboatdock.com 217-771-4054 A. Cooper, Unknown Owners and Non- to increase at 6 month intervals from the redeem is subject to increase at 6 month ADDRESS: 1100 South Hamilton Record Claimants, that the said suit has been date of sale and may be further increased intervals from the date of sale and may be Equipment Auction Saturday April 6th CITY/STATE: Chicago, Illinois 60612 NOTICE OF ACQUISITION OF A BANK commenced in the Circuit Court of the Cook if the purchaser at the tax sale or his or her further increased if the purchaser at the Halloran Power Equipment’s 22nd Annual TELEPHONE NUMBER: (312) 433-7000 County Judicial Circuit, Cook County, Illinois assignee pays any subsequently accruing tax sale or his or her assignee pays any Equipment Auction. 2159 N Rand Rd ATTORNEY NO.: 33182 by the said plaintiff against you and other Palatine, IL. 60074 (Rt 12 between Hicks Discover Financial Services, Riverwoods, taxes or special assessments to redeem subsequently accruing taxes or special Illinois (“Discover”), has applied to the defendants, praying for the foreclosure of the property from subsequent forfeitures assessments to redeem the property from & Lake Cook Rds) - Mowers - Demos - CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT, StandOns - ZeroTurns - Aerators - 2 Cycle Federal Reserve Board for permission to a certain Mortgage conveying the premises or tax sales. Check with the County Clerk subsequent forfeitures or tax sales. Check - Trucks - Trailers - Tractors. COOK COUNTY OF ILLINOIS form a subsidiary bank, DFS Bank, New described as follows, to-wit: Unit No. 42 in as to the exact amount you owe before with the County Clerk as to the exact amount www.HalloranPower.com 847-705-1984 Castle, Delaware, as a wholly owned Tierra Grande Courts Condominium No. 1, as redeeming. This notice is also to advise you owe before redeeming. This notice is delineated on Survey of Certain Lots or Parts FINANCIAL Financial Benefits for those LEGAL NOTICE subsidiary bank in connection with the you that a petition has been filed for a tax also to advise you that a petition has been thereof in Tierra Grande Courts, a Subdivision deed which will transfer title and the right filed for a tax deed which will transfer title facing serious illness. You may qualify LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT - APRIL 2, 2019 proposed combination of Discover’s existing of Part of the Northeast Quarter of Section to possession of this property if redemption and the right to possession of this property for a Living Benefit Loan today (up to 50 CPS RFP FOR CLEANLINESS AUDIT SERVICES subsidiary banks into one wholly owned percent of your Life Insurance Policy Death 10, Township 35 North, Range 13 East of the is not made on or before July 31, 2019. if redemption is not made on or before July DUE: APRIL 30, 2019 AT 11:00 a.m. subsidiary bank. DFS Bank would be formed Benefit.) Free Information. CALL 1-855- Third Principal Meridian, according to the This matter is set for hearing in the Circuit 31, 2019. This matter is set for hearing in the See: www.cps.edu/purchasing as a Delaware interim bank and used to 977-8187 facilitate the combination of Discover’s Plat thereof recorded September 15, 1972 Court of this County in Room 1704, Richard Circuit Court of this County in Room 1704, existing wholly owned subsidiary banks— as Document No. 22052057, in Cook County, J. Daley Center, 50 W. Washington Street, Richard J. Daley Center, 50 W. Washington Bank of New Castle, New Castle, Delaware, Illinois, (Hereinafter Referred to as Parcel), Chicago, Illinois on August 9, 2019 at 9:30 Street, Chicago, Illinois on August 9, 2019 at LEGAL LEGAL and Discover Bank, Greenwood, Delaware— Which Survey is attached as Exhibit “A” to a.m. You may be present at this hearing 9:30 a.m. You may be present at this hearing resulting in Discover owning only one the Declaration of Condominium made by but your right to redeem will already have but your right to redeem will already have NOTICES NOTICES subsidiary bank. Medema Builders, Incorporated, Recorded expired at that time. YOU ARE URGED TO expired at that time. YOU ARE URGED TO in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds as REDEEM IMMEDIATELY TO PREVENT LOSS OF REDEEM IMMEDIATELY TO PREVENT LOSS OF This is an internal, non-expansionary Document No. 22260451, as amended from PROPERTY Redemption can be made at any PROPERTY Redemption can be made at any proposal. On formation of DFS Bank, Bank time to time, together with its undivided time on or before July 31, 2019 by applying time on or before July 31, 2019 by applying of New Castle would merge with and into percentage interest in Said Parcel (Excepting to the County Clerk of Cook County, Illinois, to the County Clerk of Cook County, Illinois, DFS Bank, with DFS Bank continuing as From Said Parcel all the Property and Space at the Office of the County Clerk in Chicago, at the Office of the County Clerk in Chicago, the surviving bank insured by the Federal Comprising all Units thereof as defined and Illinois. For further information contact the Illinois. For further information contact the PUBLIC NOTICE - NOTICE OF FILING Deposit Insurance Corporation (“FDIC”). Set Forth in Said declaration and Survey), County Clerk. Address: 118 N. Clark Street, County Clerk. Address: 118 N. Clark Street, Several months after such bank merger, all in Cook County, Illinois. 4123 191st Place Room 434, Chicago, IL 60602 Telephone: Room 434, Chicago, IL 60602 Telephone: Discover Bank would merge with and into Unit 42, Country Club Hills, IL 60478 31-10- (312) 603-5645 IDRIS OMOSANYA, purchaser (312) 603-5645 IDRIS OMOSANYA, DFS Bank, with DFS Bank continuing as the 200-089-1026 Now, therefore, unless you, or assignee Dated: March 26, 2019 Judd purchaser or assignee Dated: March 26, surviving FDIC-insured bank and remaining James A. Cooper, Unknown Owners and M. Harris #55136 933 West Van Buren St. 2019 Judd M. Harris #55136 933 West Van as Discover’s sole subsidiary bank. After Non-Record Claimants, and the said above Suite 304 Chicago, IL 60607 312-795-9600 Buren St. Suite 304 Chicago, IL 60607 312- the merger with Discover Bank, DFS Bank named defendants, file your answer to the [email protected]. Pub: 4/1, 2, 3/2019 795-9600 [email protected]. Pub: 4/1, would be renamed “Discover Bank” and complaint in said suit or otherwise make 6206846 2, 3/2019 6206838 NORTHERN ILLINOIS would change the location of its main office your appearance therein, in the office of the to Greenwood, Delaware. Clerk of the Cook County Judicial Circuit, GAS COMPANY d/b/a Nicor Gas Company Cook County, Illinois, on or before May 2, The Federal Reserve considers a number of 2019, default may be entered against you hereby gives notice to the public that it has filed factors in deciding whether to approve the at any time after that day and a Judgment YOUR application to form DFS Bank, including the entered in accordance with the prayer of with the Illinois Commerce Commission on record of performance of banks we own in said Complaint. E-filing is now mandatory helping to meet local credit needs. You are for documents in civil cases with limited PERFECT March 29, 2019, testimony and exhibits in Docket invited to submit comments in writing on this exemptions. To e-file, you must first create application to Colette A. Fried, Assistant Vice an account with an e-filing service provider. No. 19-0068 setting forth a reconciliation of the President, Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Visit http://efile.illinoiscourts.gov/service- 230 South LaSalle Street, Chicago, IL 60604 providers.htm to learn more and to select a HIRE Company’s Environmental revenues and or to [email protected]. service provider. If you need additional help The comment period will not end before or have trouble e-filing, visit http://www. IS WAITING incurred costs for 2018. May 2, 2019, and may be somewhat longer. illinoiscourts.gov/faq/gethelp.asp or contact Further information with respect thereto may The Board’s procedures for processing the Clerk of this Court. Shara A. Netterstrom applications may be found at 12 CFR Part (6294499) MANLEY DEAS KOCHALSKI LLC Extend your reach. Access customized Attorneys for Plaintiff One East Wacker, Suite be obtained either directly from this Company 262. Procedures for processing protested technology. Simplify your search. applications may be found at 12 CFR 262.25. 1250, Chicago, IL 60601 Phone: 312-651- or by addressing the Chief Clerk of the Illinois To obtain a copy of the Federal Reserve’s 6700; Fax: 614-220-5613 Atty. No.: 48928 procedures, or if you need more information Email: sef-sanetterstrom@manleydeas. chicagotribune.com/jobs Commerce Commission at Springfield, about how to submit your comments on com One of Plaintiff’s Attorneys Pub: 4/2, 9, the application, contact Alicia Williams, Vice 16/2019 6214299 Illinois 62701. President of Community Development and Policy Studies, at (312) 322-5910; to request A copy of this filing may be inspected by an a copy of the notice, contact Colette A. 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Teddy Greenstein On college basketball Hoiberg’s Pearl plays the game better than new job — the rest Auburn coach tops at navigating complicated a win-win world of college hoops The first time I met Bruce Pearl, I approached with an empty notebook and an open Coach gets another shot, Bulls mind. The year was 1995, and we broke bread at a breakfast nook in Evansville, Ind. force selves into needed reset In the minds of Illinois fans, he already was tainted. ESPN’s Dick Vitale called him a pariah who had committed “coaching suicide” by surreptitiously recording Simeon star and Illini recruit Deon Thomas. But Pearl’s explanation of the events made sense to me. Maybe because I was dying for them to make sense to me. You spend time with Bruce Pearl, you fall under his spell. The nation’s top basketball coaches are slick. They could sell a Samsung phone to Tim Cook. At its highest level, college basketball is both a beautiful thing and a dirty business. Pearl is playing the game bet- ter than anyone. He has been caught cheat- ing. He has been punished. And he keeps on winning. Just look at Bill Self, Roy Williams, John Calipari. Why do you think the national media don’t pile on when scandal hits? Sure, part of it is news judgment — the bigger story would be if they got five-star players without drop- ping some candy. It’s also their charm. Pearl could win over a room full of Democrats at breakfast and have Republicans eating out of his hand at lunch. He’s a chameleon. His Bos- ton accent is revealed when he

red Hoiberg fits at Nebraska like over- Turn to Greenstein, Page 4 alls on a Cornhusker. But his introduction Tuesday as the university’s new basketball coach Fshould be celebrated in Chicago as much as it is in Lincoln. And that has nothing to do with the way Hoiberg’s seven-year, $25 million deal with Nebraska eases the financial burden of Bulls Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf. David The occasion under- Haugh scores how this disastrous In the Wake Bulls season will go down of the News as a blessing for Hoiberg and the franchise that fired him Dec. 3 after a 5-19 start. The timing surprised many people, includ- ing Hoiberg, who expected more patience JAMIE SQUIRE/GETTY considering injuries to starters Lauri Markka- Auburn coach Bruce Pearl cuts nen and Kris Dunn. The playoff optimism the net after the Tigers beat when the Bulls opened training camp quickly powerhouse Kentucky to reach faded. the Final Four for the first time. In retrospect, the early unraveling improved the ability of the Bulls and Hoiberg to each achieve long-term success. A refreshed Hoiberg got a chance to sign a WOMEN’S NCAA contract likely bigger than any he would have TOURNAMENT been offered had the Bulls waited until after the season to make a coaching change. The Irish earn return trip to Final Four Turn to Haugh, Page 2 Defending champs will face JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE UConn; Baylor cruises past Iowa into national semis. Page 5

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Cubs commit 6 miscues MORE COVERAGE Bote said. ■ Indians 5, Zagunis’ miscue was the first of in ‘weird’ shutout loss White Sox 3: six errors charged to the Cubs — as losing streak hits 3 Cleveland rallies to equaling their most since Sept. 12, beat the Sox, but the Indians’ 2006, in a 9-8 win over the By Mark Gonzales championship window could be Dodgers in 11 innings. It was their Chicago Tribune closing just in time for the Sox’s most in a nine-inning game since rebuild to mature. June 14, 1982, against the Phillies. ATLANTA — Kyle Schwarber Paul Sullivan, Page 3 But any chance of a win was might get a start against a left- virtually moot after the first, as a handed starter in the future. throwing error by shortstop Javier And based on the misadven- dropped a pop foul in the first Baez fueled the Braves’ four-run tures of left fielder Mark Zagunis inning, and Ender Inciarte hit the first. and the entire Cubs infield Mon- next pitch for a home run that First baseman Anthony Rizzo day night, it might not hurt to have marked the start of an ugly 8-0 loss booted a grounder by Brian Mc- Schwarber’s bat in the lineup to the Braves that extended the Cann before flipping the ball over JOHN BAZEMORE/AP regardless of who is pitching. Cubs’ losing streak to three games. the head of Kyle Hendricks at first A ball hit by the Braves’ Ozzie Albies drops between Cubs left fielder It was an ominous scene when “Only on April Fools’ Day does a Mark Zagunis, left, and shortstop Javier Baez in the first inning. Zagunis, making his second start, game like this happen,” David Turn to Cubs, Page 3 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 TOP OF THE SECOND

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Wednesday Thursday Stand-pat Cubs standing still @Braves @Braves 6:20 p.m. 6:20 p.m. WGN-9 NBCSCH This is when you realize the Cubs’ slo- gan for 2019 isn’t “All In,” as in investing Wednesday Thursday everything they have in a winner. @Indians Mariners It’s “Everybody In,” as in everybody in 12:10 p.m. 1:10 p.m. the National League Central is in con- NBCSCH NBCSCH tention for the title because the Cubs de- cided this offseason — with apologies to a Wednesday Saturday certain series of commercials — that just @Wizards 76ers OK is OK. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. Maybe Baseball Prospectus’ PECOTA, NBCSCH WGN-9 or Player Empirical Comparison and Opti- mization Test Algorithm, was right after all Wednesday Friday when it pegged the Cubs for a last-place Blues Stars finish in the division. 7 p.m. 7:30 p.m. At the very least, the Cubs’ less-than- NBCSN NBCSCH stellar start does little to suggest they should be favorites as they’ve been in re- Saturday April 12 cent years. @Toronto Whitecaps Yet manager Joe Maddon is right when 2 p.m. 7:30 p.m. he says this is not the time to panic. ESPN+ ESPN+ For one thing, the baseball season is long and the opening weekend is short. For another, the time to panic probably TUESDAY TV/RADIO was back when the Brewers, Cardinals and others were beefing up their rosters while MLB the Cubs were standing more or less pat. 6 p.m. Regional coverage MLBN The result is a start to this season that COLLEGE BASEBALL strongly resembles the disappointing end 6 p.m. Coastal Carolina at Illinois BTN of the 2018 campaign — three losses in 6:30 p.m. Texas A&M at Texas FS1 their last four games, including a division tiebreaker loss to the Brewers and a wild- MATT SLOCUM/AP NBA card ouster by the Rockies. Despite early bullpen woes, the Cubs show no interest in free-agent closer Craig Kimbrel. 7 p.m. Lakers at Thunder TNT Cubs pitching is off to an ugly beginning, 9:30 p.m. Nuggets at Warriors TNT ranking 13th of 15 NL teams in earned runs primary owner, has been more focused on While some suggest the team’s recent MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL after a 1-2 opening weekend in Texas. the following: success, including finally winning its first 6 p.m. NIT: Wichita St. vs. Lipscomb ESPN Yu Darvish didn’t make it through the — Failing to influence an aldermanic World Series title since 1908, raised expec- 8 p.m. NIT: Texas vs. TCU ESPN third inning of his debut, and Cole Hamels’ election. tations, it’s also conceivable that 2016 opening start blew up in the fifth. — Eliminating paper tickets, pushing championship could satisfy the Cubs faith- NHL Thanks to shaky performances by Mike fans to download an app onto their smart- ful until 2124. 6 p.m. Bruins at Blue Jackets NBCSN Montgomery, Tyler Chatwood and Carl phones (and, for some, that means acquir- That kind of steadfast win-or-lose alle- 7:30 p.m. Flyers at Stars NBCSCH Edwards Jr., the bullpen appears poised to ing smartphones). giance, come hell or Henry Cotto, was SOCCER start more fires than it puts out. — Apologizing for Papa Joe Ricketts’ baked into the family’s financial advisers’ 1:30 p.m. Wolver. vs. Manchester U. NBCSN The team, however, can’t be bothered to stolen old emails. valuation for the acquisition, according to a 1:30 p.m. Augsburg vs. Leipzig ESPNews pursue available free-agent closer Craig — Completing construction of additional trove of private old Ricketts family emails Kimbrel. expensive clubs within Wrigley Field to made public last week by Deadspin. TENNIS That’s especially going to sting if Kim- service wealthy enclaves. It’s not exactly an earth-shattering reve- 9 a.m. Volvo Car Open Tennis brel lands with the Brewers, whose ur- — And preparing for next year’s launch lation and hardly as entertaining as the 3 p.m. Abierto GNP Seguros Tennis gency increased with news their closer, of a team TV channel. notes Deadspin published in which Rick- 6 p.m. Volvo Car Open Tennis Corey Knebel, will be out all season be- The problem is if the Cubs flame out this etts siblings expressed concern with who 9 p.m. Abierto GNP Seguros Tennis cause of Tommy John surgery. season, it should be that much tougher to publicly got credit for overseeing their Obviously spending money alone sell that TV windfall to cable, satellite and dad’s investment in the ball club. doesn’t lead to success. (Look what the streaming services for next year at top But that “just OK is OK” mindset may be ON THE WEB Cubs have been paying Darvish.) But ignor- prices. worth remembering when the product on For the most updated stories ing deficiencies doesn’t bode well either. Should be, but maybe not. the field is only OK, or worse. all day long, go to chicago While keeping fingers crossed that It’s no secret the Cubs historically have tribune.com/sports things with the Cubs will mostly sort them- not needed to excel to retain the famously [email protected] ■ Subscribers, open the digital replica selves out, the Ricketts family, the team’s firm loyalty of their fans. Twitter @phil_rosenthal for the latest results and standings. Hoiberg’s Nebraska job — a win-win for him, Bulls Haugh, from Page 1

Bulls, meanwhile, got the chance to escape NBA purgatory by descending and under- going a necessary culture shock under successor Jim Boylen. Not that Hoiberg necessarily would agree. The competitor within Hoiberg always will push back at the perception he failed as an NBA coach — as his 115-155 record with one first-round playoff exit suggests. That drive compelled Hoiberg to believe he could succeed if given a second chance in the league. And maybe one day TWITTER he will. He’s only 46. Khalil Mack won’t wear No. 152. This photo was just part of the Bears’ April Fools’ gag. Taking the Nebraska job allows Hoiberg to earn a $3.5 million salary over the next BEARS seven years, wealth he would be hard- pressed to find in the NBA after four in- NATI HARNIK/AP consistent years coaching the Bulls. There Fred Hoiberg was disappointed when the April Fools’ fun in triple digits are worse ways for a young coach to reha- Bulls fired him, but it could wind up being a bilitate his career than on a Big Ten bench blessing for Hoiberg and the Bulls. Bears joke that they’ll have And so forth. And sure the initial video was at a university that employed his grand- a cute idea, even featuring team equipment father and graduated his parents. But a funny thing happened to the Bulls 3 numbers on jerseys this fall manager Tony Medlin. A Midwestern guy who went 115-56 on their way to the theater of the absurd: But then the Bears doubled down on with four straight NCAA Tournament Zach LaVine started believing in Boylen By Dan Wiederer | Chicago Tribune their April Fools’ prank. Not only did they appearances at Iowa State gives Nebraska and his old-school methods. And when an have a bunch of players chime in to escalate basketball fans ample reason for hope. NBA team’s best player with the strongest Give Bears Chairman George McCaskey the hoax … Over time, the Bulls will benefit too. personality buys in, his endorsement is credit for his deadpan delivery. And props … they also ordered the team’s website Had the Bulls avoided injuries that accel- like Tiger Woods selling golf clubs. It to quarterback Mitch Trubisky, too, for his writer Larry Mayer to write an “official” erated Hoiberg’s exit, they could have carries credibility. ability to contain his laughter. story on the day’s big news. And they put flirted with a .500 record. They probably Nothing illustrated that more than On the first morning of April, the Bears together a photo gallery. would find themselves fighting for the LaVine offering to pay Boylen’s fine last did their best to shake things up with a The reaction to the triple-digit jersey final Eastern Conference playoff berth and month after an ejection. The growing surprise uniform announcement Monday number idea was predictably mixed and drafting somewhere between 12th and pains the Bulls underwent this tumul- — the team would be be wearing triple- impassioned. 16th. tuous season will serve them well next digit jersey numbers in 2019 as part of the Fortunately, the Bears left the joke The Bulls have been there before, an year, when a playoff push again sounds franchise’s 100th-anniversary celebration. dangling out there for only four hours NBA nebulousness teams desperately try realistic. So, as McCaskey and Trubisky tried to before Trubisky led the grand reveal. to avoid. All but bottoming out increased They already have raised the standard convince the masses in a short video Yes, yes. It was all just an April Fools’ gag. the Bulls’ chances of drafting a franchise- for preparation and instilled a toughness a launched through the Bears’ official Twit- Something tells us this whole wacky bit changing player such as Duke forward soft team needed. They already addressed ter account, every player on the team may be discussed later this week on the Zion Williamson or Murray State point one of the top offseason items on the would — for one season only — add a “1” at Tribune’s “Bear Download” podcast. guard Ja Morant. agenda when pulling off a shrewd trade of the start of their jersey number. Williamson looks like the most transfor- Bobby Portis and the miscast Jabari Parker Trubisky would be wearing No. 110. [email protected] mational NBA teenager since LeBron to the Wizards for Otto Porter Jr., a floor Khalil Mack would be No. 152. And so on. Twitter @danwiederer James — a lock for the No. 1 overall selec- spacer with a smooth shot who looks like tion — but nobody at the Advocate Center a keeper even if he is overpaid. Porter is would complain if the Bulls finish second one of four core players 25 or younger — in the draft lottery and must settle for with LaVine, Markkanen and Wendell Morant. Settle, in this context, would Carter Jr. — who make the 2020 playoffs a mean dancing on the table and high-fiving legitimate goal for the Bulls. LB Lynch re-signs for 1 year strangers. What if the Bulls get Williamson or By Brad Biggs | Chicago Tribune increased time when Mack was out with a The Bulls can finish no higher than the Morant in the draft? What if they sign a high ankle sprain. fourth-worst team in the league, guaran- veteran free-agent point guard with the The Bears answered the question of Lynch made $3.9 million last season and teeing them at least a 12.5 percent chance salary-cap space remaining after the who would be the third outside linebacker a source said he was looking for more at the No. 1 selection at the NBA draft Porter trade? Aren’t those questions more behind Khalil Mack and Leonard Floyd on money this season. He had drawn interest lottery May 14 in Chicago — which could fascinating for the Bulls at the end of this Monday afternoon when they announced from the Raiders, Seahawks and Colts, be one of those epic Where-Were-You- season — at this stage of their growth — Aaron Lynch is returning on a one-year among other teams. It was important for When-They-Found-Out-They-Could- than whether they can earn the right to contract. the Bears to get a veteran in place as the Draft-Zion nights. get eliminated in the first round of the Lynch, who missed nearly all of the only reserves behind the front two were Firing Hoiberg hit reset for a Bulls playoffs? offseason and training camp with injuries Isaiah Irving and Kylie Fitts. organization that had become complacent Be happy for Hoiberg. He’s in a better last year, appeared in 13 games with three With Lynch in the fold, the Bears have before earning the right to be. The first place as this NBA season ends with him starts in 2018 when he had three sacks, four every player who had significant playing couple of months under Boylen fell some- back on campus, and so are the Bulls. tackles for a loss, eight quarterback hits time back in the mix from the defense that where between experiment and embar- David Haugh is a special contributor to and one interception. led the NFL in scoring in 2018. rassment, with the first-time head coach the Chicago Tribune and co-host of the The 26-year-old was on the field for 353 operating like the Bull in the NBA china “Mully and Haugh Show” weekdays from snaps last season (33.6 percent), playing in [email protected] shop. 5-9 a.m. on WSCR-AM 670. a rotation with the starters and getting Twitter @BradBiggs D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 3

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CUBS NOTES With Baez behind him, success in front of Rizzo By Mark Gonzales players who are out of minor- Chicago Tribune league options when it comes to setting the opening-day roster. ATLANTA — Anthony Rizzo “I don’t remember it being as tries not to worry about who is prevalent 20 or 25 years ago,” hitting in front or behind him in Maddon said. “Maybe I wasn’t the Cubs lineup. paying attention enough. You al- But in the first three games of ways talked about taking your best the season, Rizzo has taken advan- 25 to go north. That’s was the big tage of a hot-hitting Javier Baez saying by the old-school man- batting behind him. agers.” “You have to control your at- Maddon recalled former An- bat, but it is nice to have Kris gels manager Gene Mauch push- (Bryant) hitting in front of me and ing for an obscure pitcher named Javy behind me,” Rizzo said. Frank DiMichele just because he “There’s a lot of damage to be liked him, and DiMichele made caused. four career appearances in the “Sometimes in the at-bat you’ll first month. notice there’s a base open and “There’s no way any manager you’re thinking, ‘Are they going to now could have that kind of an pitch to me or not?’ due to who is influence on that decision,” Mad- hitting behind you.” don said. “There’s no omnipo- Rizzo drew a walk in four of his tence right now with the manager first six plate appearances, and now, where back in the day he was Baez followed with a home run the last voice. and an RBI single after two of “The primary difference was if JASON MILLER/GETTY those. a manager fell in love (with a Roberto Perez, Brad Hand and the Indians won Monday, but the White Sox may soon overtake them. And in Sunday’s 11-10 loss to the player) in spring training, there’s a Rangers, Rizzo hit a leadoff home much better chance of (him mak- run in the eighth that sparked a ing) a roster, even at the expense of two-run, game-tying rally. someone out of options.” “I’m happy I wasn’t swinging Cubs fans should keep an eye the first couple games because on reliever Allen Webster, who usually you’re really anxious,” posted a 1.50 ERA with 11 strike- Window pains Rizzo said. “To take your walks is outs and five hits allowed in 12 big for me and the guys in our innings this spring but was as- lineup.” signed to Triple-A Iowa. Webster With the Indians’ closing, it could be the White Sox’s turn is out of options, and the Cubs Organizational advocacy: could lose him to waivers if he’s or Bauer and should win the ings and the percentage of popu- Manager Joe Maddon said more added to the major-league roster division with ease. But the once- lation that’s engaged with the than ever teams are factoring in but is later sent to the minors. dominant bullpen has holes and Indians, it’s really high. It’s just a the lineup is pedestrian outside very different environment in of slugger Jose Ramirez and Cleveland today than it was 20 Lindor, who is on the injured list years ago, and certainly than it Paul Sullivan with a sprained left ankle. was 40 years ago.” On the White Sox Manager Terry Francona, a The season ticket base is only future Hall of Famer, will have around 13,000, according to the The gap between the rebuild- his hands full trying to put to- Cleveland Plain Dealer, which ing White Sox and the perennial gether a lineup that can give his likely is the reason for the pay- division favorite Indians remains rotation some breathing room. roll cut. as wide as an Ashland Avenue In losing two of three in their Antonetti said it isn’t fair to pothole, but there’s reason to opening series against the Twins, compare the Indians’ support believe it won’t be that way for the Indians scored a total of five with the era of the sellout streak, long. runs and struck out in 39 of 90 noting Jacobs Field as it was Indians Chairman Paul Dolan at-bats, a stunning 43 percent of known at the time was a new doesn’t seem all that interested the time. It may be a small sample ballpark and the team was just in lengthening the team’s win- size, but the lineup isn’t impos- starting to win in the mid-’90s for dow to win, as evidenced by his ing, especially with Lindor out. the first time in two-plus decades. spring training comment about They struggled against Ivan “The Browns weren’t in the chances of keeping superstar Nova in Monday’s home opener Cleveland,” he added. “The Cavs shortstop Francisco Lindor on a at Progressive Field but touched played in the suburbs. And the long-term deal. up the Sox bullpen to win 5-3. rest of the baseball environment “Enjoy him,” Dolan told The They’ll face Sox ace Carlos was going through a strike (in Athletic. “We control him for Rodon on Wednesday after an ’94 and early ’95). So the rest of three more years. Enjoy him and off day. baseball was down and we were then we’ll see what happens.” The Chief Wahoo logo finally kind of peaking, which allowed Those aren’t exactly encour- is gone this season after years of us to have a top payroll. There aging words to a fan base that controversy, and the once-hard- were a bunch of Fortune 500 inherited the “longest-suffering” core fan base seems to be dimin- companies in Cleveland. moniker from Cubs fans after ishing as well. Despite a trip to “Now, over time, a lot of those the 2016 World Series. But it the World Series in 2016 and a conditions have changed. Le- KEVIN C. COX/GETTY could be good news for the Sox, 102-win season in 2017, the Indi- Bron (James arrived on the Kyle Hendricks delivers a pitch in the first inning against the Braves on who should have most of their ans ranked 21st in overall attend- scene). The Browns are back. Monday night. Hendricks lasted only 4 1/3 innings. top prospects on board by 2021. ance last year, by far the worst of The Cavs are downtown. The The Indians once again are any division winner. economy in Cleveland has really the default favorite in the Ameri- It makes little sense. Sure, the taken a hit. The population con- can League Central, in which Indians have the longest cham- tinues to decline. The factors 6-error stinker extends three teams — the Sox, Tigers pionship drought of any major- present in the mid-’90s are dif- and Royals — are rebuilding. The league team, having last won a ferent than where we are today.” only realistic competition figures World Series in 1948, but they That doesn’t bode well for the Cubs’ losing streak to 3 to come from the Twins, a team sold out their home ballpark for future of the Indians. Kluber is Cubs, from Page 1 that seems forever stuck in the 455 consecutive games from signed through this season with middle between rebuilding and 1995 to 2001. affordable club options in 2020 for two errors. Bote’s errant toss to trying to contend. So why doesn’t Cleveland ($13.5 million) and ’21 ($14 mil- second also led to a run during a The Indians went into cost- support a winning team like they lion). Bauer claimed the Indians two-run fifth, and an error by cutting mode in the offseason, used to? were guilty of “character assassi- third baseman Kris Bryant set up a paring around $15 million off “It’s just the population size is nation” during his arbitration run in the sixth. their $134.8 million payroll with so small,” Indians President hearing in February, and likely “It was a really poorly played a series of moves that included Chris Antonetti said. “When you will command a megadeal when game on our part,” manager Joe dealing Edwin Encarnacion, think about not only just the he’s a free agent after 2020. Maddon said. Yonder Alonso and Yan Gomes overall size of the population — I If they can’t afford to keep Hendricks was charged with and letting Michael Brantley, think we’re the smallest city to Lindor, Kluber and Bauer, the seven runs in his first start since Josh Donaldson and Andrew have three big sports in the NBA, Indians could eventually deal signing a four-year, $55 million Miller leave as free agents. NFL and Major League Baseball. them for prospects and start extension, but only two runs were Corey Kluber’s name also was The demographics may not be their own rebuild. earned. He went 4 1/3 innings. ATLANTA JOURNAL-CONSTITUTION brought up in trade conversa- optimal for attracting people to In other words, hang on, Sox There also was some intrigue as Josh Donaldson scores past Cubs tions over the winter, but the the ballpark. fans. The future may be closer reliever Carl Edwards Jr. was told catcher Willson Contreras for a Indians kept their ace, at least for “But I think what we’ve found than it appears. before the game that his foot tap 2-0 lead in the first inning. now. is we have a very high level of was deemed illegal. Edwards re- They still have a stellar rota- engagement among our fans,” he [email protected] verted to his former delivery and plays out.” tion headed by Kluber and Trev- said. “If you look at our TV rat- Twitter @PWSullivan pitched a scoreless seventh. Maddon said he was extremely “It would have been nice if they pleased that Schwarber kept a would have told me in spring rally alive in the sixth inning of training,” Edwards said. Sunday’s 11-10 loss to the Rangers INDIANS 5, WHITE SOX 3 The Braves also were upset by working left-hander Kyle Bird when Bote slid to the right of for a walk on a full count. The second base in an attempt to break walk occurred four innings after up a double play in the eighth. Schwarber hit his second home Bullpen incinerates gem by Nova Shortstop Dansby Swanson glared run in as many games. By Tom Withers Both teams’ bullpens proved Caleb Frare walked Greg Allen at Bote, who contended he wasn’t “So heads up,” Maddon said. Associated Press much more inviting in the eighth, for another run before striking trying to hurt anyone. “Because what he’s doing right and each needed three pitchers out the next two hitters to end Braves third baseman Josh now can play against both sides.” CLEVELAND — Ryan Cordell to get through the inning. Yoan the inning. Donaldson had a few words for Schwarber hit .224 against left- came through in a big way. The Moncada’s single off Oliver Perez Sox manager Rick Renteria Bote as the benches emptied. handers left season, and there is White Sox bullpen threw it away. tied the score 1-1 by driving in made several visits to the mound “I play the game hard to the optimism that he will continue to Cordell’s pinch-hit, two-run Jose Rondon, who reached and in the eighth to try to get his end,” Bote said. improve. He reverted to the bat- home run broke a tie against the advanced to second on pitcher relievers on target, with minimal Schwarber was benched ting stance he employed for his Indians in the top of the eighth Adam Cimber’s throwing error. success. against a left-hander for the sec- amateur and early professional inning, but three Sox pitchers Cordell, pinch-hitting for the “Basically, it didn’t work,” ond time in four games Monday career, using more of a crouch. combined to allow four runs with struggling Daniel Palka, greeted Renteria said. “It didn’t work out. night as fellow left-handed hitter Schwarber is hitting to all fields the help of four walks in the Jon Edwards with a two-run I’m fully confident that everyone Jason Heyward got the nod with more authority, as evidenced bottom of the inning. The result homer to center field. I put in will be successful. If they against Braves left-hander Sean by his double to left in Thursday’s was a 5-3 win for the Indians in In the bottom of the inning, do not do well, you can blame Newcomb. season opener and his home run their home opener Monday after- Jace Fry walked Leonys Martin, me.” Maddon may want to gauge to left-center against the Rangers’ noon at frigid Progressive Field. got Jose Ramirez to line out, then Cordell had only 37 at-bats for whether Heyward can handle Lance Lynn on Sunday. Starting pitchers Mike gave up a double to Jake Bauers the Sox last season after spending left-handers as well as he did last Zagunis hit a double in each of Clevinger of the Indians and Ivan to put the tying runs at second most of the year at Triple-A season, when he hit .290 against his final two at-bats but broke Nova of the Sox baffled hitters in and third. Dylan Covey inten- Charlotte. them. But Maddon is not wedded toward home on a fly to center and different ways for seven innings. tionally walked Carlos Santana to Sox shortstop Tim Anderson to keeping Schwarber out of the was doubled off second to end the Clevinger simply blew the ball load the bases. was a late scratch when his wife lineup against lefties after game. past Sox hitters to the tune of 12 Second baseman Yolmer went into labor. He is expected to glimpses of overall improvement The Cubs were 0-for-8 with strikeouts while allowing three Sanchez’s fielding error moved rejoin the team Thursday when since his rough 2017 season, in runners in scoring position and walks and only one hit, a fifth- the runners up a base apiece, the Sox return to Chicago. which he hit .171 against lefties. left 10 runners stranded. inning single to Welington Cas- then Max Moroff tied the score Following an off day, the clubs “Now Schwarber’s showing a “It was a weird game,” Maddon tillo. Nova’s pinpoint control gave with a single. Covey (0-1) walked will conclude the two-game se- better way to not give in to the said. the Indians fits, and they man- Roberto Perez to score the go- ries Wednesday with Cleveland lefty,” Maddon said. “His whole aged one run and six hits against ahead run before he was re- ace Corey Kluber facing Carlos stance and what he’s doing is [email protected] the veteran in his Sox debut. moved. Rodon. different. I’m curious to see how it Twitter @MDGonzales 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 D

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CBI USF 63, DEPAUL 61 Demons fall in 1st game of CBI finals Associated Press

TAMPA, Fla. — David Collins’ driving runner with 1.6 seconds remaining gave South Florida a 63-61 victory over DePaul in first game of the best-of-three CBI champi- onship series on Monday night. Eli Cain had tied it with a 3-pointer with 7.3 seconds to go. After Collins’ basket the Blue Demons got it past midcourt, but Cain's desperation shot didn't hit the rim. TIMOTHY D. EASLEY/AP SEAN M. HAFFEY/GETTY Cain had 19 to lead the Blue Demons Kyle Guy, left, Ty Jerome and De’Andre Hunter help lead Virginia. Jarrett Culver helps carry the load for Texas Tech. (18-16), and Max Strus added 17. Paul Reed grabbed 12 rebounds for DePaul, and Femi Olujobi scored 11 points. DePaul hosts Game 2 at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Strus, who was averaging 31.7 points per game in the CBI, shot 8-for-19, including 1-for-6 on 3-pointers. Collins scored a game-high 23 points for the Bulls (23-13).

Pearl plays game better than rest

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pronounces college basketball’s sweetest month: “Mahhhhhch.” But he’s thriving in the Deep South and also crushed it in rural Indiana, Milwaukee PATRICK SMITH/GETTY CHRISTIAN PETERSEN/GETTY and Knoxville, Tenn. His assistant coach- Cassius Winston has led Michigan State to the Final Four. Jared Harper (1) and Auburn can hit 3-pointers in bunches. ing stops were at Stanford and Iowa. He’s Jewish but currently playing to the Bible Belt. His opening statement Sunday after guiding Auburn to its first Final Four: “Just thank God for the blessings.” A couple of days earlier he half-joked to ESPN anchor/betting maven Scott Van Defense in demand Pelt about playing UNC: “Take the over.” “I believe that’s a first here,” Van Pelt replied, “in these more gambling-friendly Pressuring opponents is common calling card among Final Four teams times.” The over hit. Auburn reached the Final Four by sur- By Aaron Beard | Associated Press The Red Raiders, who have won 13 of 14, viving a duel with New Mexico State and MEN’S FINAL FOUR lead KenPom’s defensive efficiency rank- cleaning out Kansas, North Carolina and U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis ings (84.1 points allowed per 100 pos- RALEIGH, N.C. — The Final Four Kentucky — the three winningest pro- sessions). Texas Tech is allowing 37 grams in college basketball history. features tough defenses, a surging team #1 Virginia vs. percent shooting while averaging nearly 17 that hasn’t lost in five weeks and one Hall Until Pearl arrived, Auburn basketball #5 Auburn points off turnovers in the tournament. was Charles Barkley, Chuck Person and of Fame coach. 5 p.m. Saturday, CBS As for Culver, the 6-foot-6 sophomore and Virginia, Michigan State, Texas Tech killing time until spring football. Big 12 player of the year is averaging 21.5 Pearl’s teams win with maniacal defense and Auburn earned their trips to Minneap- #2 Michigan State vs. points and 6.8 rebounds in the tournament, olis for this weekend’s national semifinals — the Tigers led the SEC in steals — and a #3 Texas Tech exceeding his season averages. devotion to raining 3s. They’re second by emerging from regions filled with high 7:30 p.m. Saturday, CBS seeds. The Cavaliers are the last top seed, nationally in attempts (1,083, 30.1 per Why they won’t game) and first in makes (408, 11.3). while the Spartans, Red Raiders and Championship: 9 p.m. Monday Defenses will focus on Culver, who Tigers ousted the other No. 1s in the But mostly they win because Pearl won’t carries a big load by taking 176 more shots let them lose. His 1995 Southern Indiana regional rounds. and 93 more free throws than the next- Here’s a look at each team: team trailed UC Riverside 30-8 in the Divi- past No. 1 overall seed Duke in a tense closest teammates. sion II national championship game. The regional final. The Red Raiders also aren’t great on the halftime score was 39-21. The Screaming Virginia boards. They’ve largely navigated around Eagles won 71-63. Why they’ll win that problem after being outrebounded in “Getting down by that much was tough,” The Cavaliers were in the top six of the The Spartans have veteran confidence nearly half their games (17 of 36), though Pearl told me over eggs 24 years ago. “But I AP Top 25 all season while winning a share from winning 14 of 15 games and join the problem surfaced in five of six losses. had already been through much worse.” of the Atlantic Coast Conference regular- Virginia in the top 10 of KenPom’s His explanation for what went down in season title. offensive and defensive efficiency rank- Auburn the Deon Thomas scandal makes sense: ings. Pearl believed Illinois was offering cash Why they’ll win Big Ten player of the year Cassius The Tigers have had a wild ride from and a Chevy Blazer and reported that to his Their defense tests even the best Winston is a masterful floor leader (20 seventh nationally in December to unranked boss, Iowa coach Tom Davis. The school offenses by clogging the paint to turn away points, 10 assists against Duke), and is and now surging to their first Final Four. gave Pearl a recording device, and the penetration. And while running a clock- complemented by Nick Ward and Xavier They’ve also had significant off-court issues, NCAA demanded he turn over the tapes controlling offense, the Cavaliers are more Tillman (19 points against Duke) inside. including a federal corruption case. during its investigation. efficient (123 points per 100 possessions, Michigan State also has the experience “I was the guy who cooperated with the according to KenPom) with their limited edge on the sideline too. This is Hall of Why they’ll win NCAA in the Illinois investigation,” Pearl possessions than ever under coach Tony Famer Tom Izzo’s eighth Final Four The fifth-seeded Tigers are playing with said. “And I did some things in the course Bennett. compared with the other three coaches free-flowing confidence after 12 straight of that that I was uncomfortable with.” Veterans like Kyle Guy and Ty Jerome making their debuts. wins, including against Tennessee (twice), (Thomas, a Big Ten Network and Illinois (or Mamadi Diakite, judging by his over- Kansas, North Carolina and Kentucky. analyst, told me last year it was Iowa that time-forcing shot in the Elite Eight against Why they won’t And they can hit 3s in bunches behind offered the inducement: “It was tempting. Purdue) can hit tough shots for a team that While the Spartans took care of the ball upperclassmen Bryce Brown (16.0 points) When it would rain or the snow would finally has its Final Four breakthrough. in the regionals, they ranked among the and Jared Harper (15.4). melt, we put pots down (in our home). But nation’s worst in turnover margin this The Tigers are at their best when my grandmother told me she did not trust Why they won’t season. harassing opponents into mistakes, taking Bruce Pearl’s eyes. That was the end.”) If the Cavaliers struggle for stops, the Michigan State isn’t particularly deep a 33-14 edge in points off turnovers in two Pearl got clipped at Tennessee after lying pressure increases on an offense prone to after several injuries, notably losing guard regional wins. to the NCAA about a barbecue. Aaron droughts, even on the best of nights. Joshua Langford (season-ending foot in- Craft, who already had verbally committed, They hit just enough outside shots to jury). And Ward has yet to crack double Why they won’t was in Knoxville on an unofficial visit. He survive Purdue’s Carsen Edwards scoring figures since returning from a five-game They lean on 3-pointers, with the romps and his father asked if they could come by 42 points Saturday. But in Virginia’s loss to absence following a hand injury. against Kansas and UNC coming on the house. That was a no-no per NCAA Florida State in the ACC Tournament, the difficult-to-sustain efficiency (30 of 67, rules, but Pearl said yes. Cavaliers went six second-half minutes Texas Tech 44.8 percent) that could make them Someone took a picture of Craft at Pearl’s without a basket and couldn’t catch up as particularly vulnerable on an off night. house, and the photo got in the hands of the hot-shooting Seminoles took control. The Red Raiders went from unranked in Auburn also took a big hit with the loss NCAA investigators. Pearl told me his as- the preseason to reaching their first Final of sophomore Chuma Okeke (12 points, 6.8 sistant coaches pleaded ignorance when Michigan State Four as a No. 3 seed. rebounds) to a serious knee injury. Okeke presented with the photos, and he did not provided a lift by sitting behind the team want to contradict them. Now that’s not The Spartans, a No. 2 NCAA seed after Why they’ll win bench Sunday against Kentucky. His pro- kosher, but I understand the rationale. winning the Big Ten Tournament, pushed Simply: Defense and Jarrett Culver. duction will be difficult to replace. Pearl got a “show-cause” penalty in 2011, banning him from the sport for three years. Auburn hired him with five months left on the penalty, meaning he could not meet or NOTES contact recruits during that stretch. Now as for the latest, uh, hullabaloo? Oh, boy. One Auburn assistant coach, Person, a member of the Alabama Sports Hall of Belmont’s Byrd retires with 800-plus victories Fame, pleaded guilty to taking bribes to Associated Press media, saying he was “ready now to put U.S. District Judge Alfred Covello steer players to a Pittsburgh-based finan- everything I have into being the best denied Yale’s motion to throw out many of cial adviser. Another Auburn assistant, Ira Rick Byrd, ranked 12th all-time among player I can be at the next level.” The Jack Montague’s claims, including that a Bowman, was suspended indefinitely over Division I head coaches with 805 career 6-foot-6 Little averaged 9.8 points and Title IX officer improperly coerced the a bribery scandal at Penn, where he victories, is retiring after 33 years coach- 4.6 rebounds as the top reserve for the woman involved to cooperate with the coached from 2012 to ’18. ing the Belmont Bruins. Tar Heels. Little had a team-best 39 school’s complaint that led to his 2016 Last week a USA Today column ran Byrd led Belmont’s transition from an points through the first two tournament expulsion. under this headline: “Auburn’s Bruce Pearl NAIA program to NCAA Division I, where wins but was limited to 13 minutes due to Montague was expelled after that symbolizes the rot in college athletics.” he led the Bruins to eight NCAA Tourna- illness in Friday’s loss to Auburn. Little is woman testified before Yale’s Unified That’s a valid opinion. It’s just not mine. ments in the last 14 years, including the projected as a first-round pick. ... Iowa Committee on Sexual Misconduct that Pearl’s best player against North Car- program’s first at-large berth last month. State freshman guard Talen Horton- much of a 2014 sexual encounter with the olina was forward Chuma Okeke, an ace Byrd, who turns 66 on April 30, led Tucker intends to declare himself eligi- player was not consensual. No criminal defender who scored 20 points on 11 shots. Belmont to 17 conference championships ble for the draft. Horton-Tucker said it’s charges were brought. He blew out his knee and got replaced in with 10 regular-season and seven tourna- in his best interests to “start the next Montague’s lawsuit alleges the woman the starting lineup by Horace Spencer, who ment titles since 2006, and only Gonzaga chapter” of his life. Horton-Tucker only agreed to cooperate after a Title IX didn’t score a point against Kentucky. And and Kansas have won more in that span. averaged 11.8 points and 4.9 rebounds a officer informed her that Montague had Auburn still won. Every player who completed his eligibility game this season. received sensitivity training in another Amazing. under Byrd graduated with only two case. His lawyers contend that is a If the Tigers win twice more and Pearl transfers in the last 15 years. Yale case proceeds: A federal judge violation of the school’s own confidential- cuts down the nets in Minneapolis, it ruled that a former Yale basketball captain ity rules. would make for a good “30 for 30,” no? Draft plans: North Carolina freshman who was expelled for sexual misconduct That earlier case involved an argument Nassir Little is entering the NBA draft. can move forward with his lawsuit against in which Montague allegedly shoved a [email protected] Little announced his decision on social the university. folded paper plate down a woman’s top. Twitter @TeddyGreenstein D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 5

WOMEN’S NCAA TOURNAMENT

GREENSBORO REGIONAL FINAL BAYLOR 85, IOWA 53 Baylor routs Iowa, advances to Final 4 By Joedy McCreary Associated Press

GREENSBORO, N.C. — Lauren Cox had 22 points and 11 re- bounds, and Baylor earned its first Final Four berth since 2012 by beating Iowa 85-53 on Monday night in the Greensboro Region final. Didi Richards added 16 points and 10 rebounds, Chloe Jackson had 14 points and the Bears (35-1) — the top overall seed — won their 27th straight game by shooting 53 percent, clamping down on All- American Megan Gustafson and her supporting cast and holding the nation’s best shooting team to a season-worst 32 percent. Now it’s on to Tampa, Fla., for BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE the school’s fourth Final Four and Notre Dame players celebrate a basket in the second half of their victory over Stanford in the NCAA Tournament Chicago Regional final. its first in seven years — when the Bears won their second national championship. They will face Or- CHICAGO REGIONAL FINAL NOTRE DAME 84, STANFORD 68 egon on Friday night. The 6-foot-4 Cox — a third- team AP All-America pick — and fellow twin tower Kalani Brown, a 6-7 second-team All-American, teamed up to dominate both the glass and the heavily-hyped matchup with Gustafson, the na- Bring on UConn tion’s leading scorer at 27.9 points per game. Top-seeded Irish points on 1-of-7 shooting in the Turner and Young, Notre Dame Last season 7.62 million view- Brown finished with 14 points, first half but found her groove to hit five straight shots for a 9-0 run ers watched the women’s Final and Baylor held a 47-26 rebound- cruise into Final 4, finish with a team-high 25 points in the third quarter and took its Four on ESPN, which included ing advantage with 20 second- by making 8 of 12 second-half first lead since the opening min- two buzzer-beating shots by chance points to six for Iowa. will face Huskies shots. Star guard Arike Ogun- ute at 50-44. Ogunbowale — one of which won Gustafson finished with 23 bowale, who started the game Nervous Irish fans erupted the national championship. All points on 9-of-17 shooting, but was By Shannon Ryan shooting only 3 of 12 for eight into cheers, finally enlivened af- three games in last season’s Final held without a rebound in the Chicago Tribune points at halftime, finished with ter a laborious 2½ quarters. Four were sellouts with 39,123 second half for second-seeded 21 points. NFL star quarterback Russell fans attending, which was up Iowa (29-7). Kathleen Doyle and Notre Dame is back in the “It means a lot,” Young said. Wilson sat behind Stanford’s from the previous year but con- Tania Davis each had 10 points. Final Four. “This is what we’ve worked for all bench, cheering for his sister sistent with the last several sea- The Bears — who entered The top-seeded Irish’s 84-68 season. Our hard work paid off. Anna Wilson — a guard for the sons. allowing their opponents to shoot victory against No. 2 seed Stan- “We knew we had to get our Cardinal. In 2017, NCAA moved the a Division I-worst 31.4 percent — ford on Monday night in the Elite stuff together. We just had to But it was the Irish fans at women’s Final Four games to a held Iowa way below its previous Eight at Wintrust Arena puts come out and get defensive stops Wintrust who stood out, wearing Friday-Sunday format instead of worst of 41.1 percent at Purdue on them one step closer to repeating and rebounds. We just changed sequined gold-and-green jackets, Sunday-Tuesday in hopes of big- Jan. 10. as national champions. They’ll our mindset in the second half.” goofy lit-up green glasses or — in ger crowds and viewership. The Hawkeyes hadn’t made it face rival Connecticut, a No. 2 The first half ended with a the case of coach Muffet Mc- “I thought last year was one of this far into the bracket since 1993 seed, in Tampa, Fla., on Friday. layup attempt by Jessica Shepard Graw’s husband, Matt — a huge the most exciting Final Fours — when C. Vivian Stringer led This marks the first time the rolling off the rim. leprechaun hat. ever, and I thought it transcended them to their lone Final Four — Irish (34-3) will appear in con- It had been a rough early go for Ogunbowale’s strong drives to the women’s basketball commu- but their worst shooting night of secutive Final Fours since a the Irish, who fell behind 33-26 at the hoop in the fourth quarter nity and really just went through- the year came at the worst pos- five-season run from 2011 to 2015 the break, shooting only 25.6 made her slow start easy to forget. out the country,” McGraw said. “I sible time. That was, of course, when they finished as runners- percent. She beamed when teammate thought everybody was watch- mostly due to the Bears and their up twice. It’s the ninth Final Four The Irish had not trailed by Marina Mabrey hit a 3-pointer ing, maybe because it was Easter stingy defense. appearance in team history. more than three points in the for a 62-50 lead that even with Sunday or the games were so The Bears haven’t faed much After a sleepy first half, the NCAA Tournament before being seven minutes left seemed to close, it was so exciting. I think pressure so far. After winning Irish came to life late in the third forced to play catchup from a indicate Stanford had been put to that went a long way to building a their first three games by an quarter with their aggressive nine-point deficit against Stan- sleep. lot more fans.” average of 40.3 points, they turned transition game and strong moves ford. A crowd of 5,555 took in the that matchup of Cox and Brown in the paint. Sparked by short jumpers and Elite Eight game in Chicago, [email protected] against Gustafson into yet another Jackie Young scored only six layups in the paint by Brianna filling about half the arena. Twitter @sryantribune mismatch.

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BASEBALL

American League National League EAST W L PCT GB WCBG L10 STR HOME AWAY EAST W L PCT GB WCBG L10 STR HOME AWAY Tampa Bay 4 1 .800 — — 4-1 W-4 4-1 0-0 Philadelphia 3 0 1.000 — — 3-0 W-3 3-0 0-0

1 1 Baltimore 3 1 .750 ⁄2 — 3-1 W-3 0-0 3-1 New York 3 1 .750 ⁄2 — 3-1 W-1 0-0 3-1

1 1 1 New York 2 2 .500 1 ⁄2 ⁄2 2-2 W-1 2-2 0-0 Miami 2 3 .400 2 1 ⁄2 2-3 L-1 2-3 0-0

1 Toronto 2 3 .400 2 1 2-3 L-2 2-3 0-0 Washington 1 2 .333 2 1 ⁄2 1-2 W-1 1-2 0-0

1 1 1 Boston 1 3 .250 2 ⁄2 1 ⁄2 1-3 L-2 0-0 1-3 Atlanta 1 3 .250 2 ⁄2 2 1-3 W-1 1-0 0-3

CENTRAL W L PCT GB WCBG L10 STR HOME AWAY CENTRAL W L PCT GB WCBG L10 STR HOME AWAY Kansas City 2 1 .667 — — 2-1 L-1 2-1 0-0 Milwaukee 4 1 .800 — — 4-1 W-3 3-1 1-0

1 Minnesota 2 1 .667 — — 2-1 W-1 2-1 0-0 St. Louis 2 3 .400 2 1 ⁄2 2-3 W-1 0-0 2-3

1 1 1 Cleveland 2 2 .500 ⁄2 ⁄2 2-2 W-1 1-0 1-2 Cincinnati 1 2 .333 2 1 ⁄2 1-2 L-2 1-2 0-0

1 Detroit 2 3 .400 1 1 2-3 L-1 0-0 2-3 Pittsburgh 1 2 .333 2 1 ⁄2 1-2 L-1 0-1 1-1

1 1 1 Chicago 1 3 .250 1 ⁄2 1 ⁄2 1-3 L-1 0-0 1-3 Chicago 1 3 .250 2 ⁄2 2 1-3 L-3 0-0 1-3

WEST W L PCT GB WCBG L10 STR HOME AWAY WEST W L PCT GB WCBG L10 STR HOME AWAY Seattle 5 1 .833 — — 5-1 W-2 3-1 2-0 Los Angeles 3 1 .750 — — 3-1 W-2 3-1 0-0

1 Oakland 3 3 .500 2 ⁄2 3-3 W-2 3-3 0-0 San Diego 3 1 .750 — — 3-1 W-1 3-1 0-0

1 1 1 Texas 2 2 .500 2 ⁄2 2-2 L-1 2-2 0-0 Colorado 2 3 .400 1 ⁄2 1 ⁄2 2-3 L-3 0-0 2-3

1 Houston 2 3 .400 2 ⁄2 1 2-3 W-1 0-0 2-3 Arizona 1 3 .250 2 2 1-3 L-2 0-0 1-3

1 Los Angeles 1 3 .250 3 1 ⁄2 1-3 L-2 0-0 1-3 San Francisco 1 3 .250 2 2 1-3 L-1 0-0 1-3

Late games noted below

TUESDAY’S PROBABLE PITCHERS AROUND THE HORN

PROBABLE PITCHING MATCHUPS ■ Orioles: David Hess was NATIONAL LEAGUE 2019 TEAM 2018 VS. OPP. LAST 3 STARTS 1 TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA W-L IP ERA pulled after 6 ⁄3 hitless in- Mil Chacin (R) 1-0 5.06 1-0 0-0 9.1 4.82 1-0 5.1 5.06 nings, but the bullpen Cin DeSclafani (R) 5:40p 0-0 0.00 0-0 1-1 18.0 6.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 couldn’t preserve his no-hit Phi Eflin (R) 0-0 0.00 0-0 1-1 13.2 5.93 0-0 0.0 0.00 Was Scherzer (R) 6:05p 0-1 2.35 0-1 0-1 18.1 2.95 0-1 7.2 2.35 bid in a 6-5 win over the NY Vargas (L) 0-0 0.00 0-0 2-0 11.0 1.64 0-0 0.0 0.00 Blue Jays. Hess struck out Mia Urena (R) 6:10p 0-1 9.64 0-1 2-2 22.2 3.57 0-1 4.2 9.64 eight and walked one be- Ari Greinke (R) 0-1 17.18 0-1 1-0 17.1 3.12 0-1 3.2 17.18 SD Lauer (L) 9:10p 1-0 0.00 1-0 1-0 11.1 0.79 1-0 6.0 0.00 fore first-year manager SF Bumgarner (L) 0-1 2.57 0-1 0-2 18.0 4.00 0-1 7.0 2.57 Brandon Hyde pulled him LA Ryu (L) 9:10p 1-0 1.50 1-0 1-0 17.2 1.53 1-0 6.0 1.50 after 82 pitches. Reliever AMERICAN LEAGUE 2019 TEAM 2018 VS. OPP. LAST 3 STARTS TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA W-L IP ERA Pedro Araujo walked Justin Smoak then allowed a two- Det Zimmermann (R) 0-0 0.00 1-0 0-0 6.0 1.50 0-0 7.0 0.00 NY Tanaka (R) 5:35p 1-0 1.59 1-0 1-0 7.0 1.29 1-0 5.2 1.59 run homer to Randal Bal Cashner (R) 0-1 13.50 0-1 0-2 24.2 3.28 0-1 4.0 13.50 Grichuk for Toronto’s first Tor Stroman (R) 6:07p 0-0 0.00 0-1 1-0 7.0 1.29 0-0 7.0 0.00 hit. Jonathan Villar and Hou Verlander (R) 1-0 1.29 1-0 2-2 31.0 2.03 1-0 7.0 1.29 Tex Miller (R) 7:05p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 Trey Mancini homered for Min Berrios (R) 1-0 0.00 1-0 2-1 26.0 2.08 1-0 7.2 0.00 the Orioles. KC Keller (R) 7:15p 1-0 0.00 1-0 1-0 10.0 3.60 1-0 7.0 0.00 YONG KIM/PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER ■ Brewers: Christian Bos Sale (L) 0-1 21.00 0-1 1-1 12.0 3.75 0-1 3.0 21.00 Oak Fiers (R) 9:07p 1-1 5.00 1-1 1-0 6.1 0.00 1-1 9.0 5.00 Bryce Harper celebrates with Rhys Hoskins after homering Sunday for the Phillies. Yelich failed to homer for LA Cahill (R) 0-1 6.00 0-1 0-0 7.0 2.57 0-1 6.0 6.00 the first time this season, Sea Gonzales (L) 9:10p 2-0 4.76 2-0 3-0 35.0 3.34 2-0 11.1 4.76 PHILLIES ending his record-tying INTERLEAGUE 2019 TEAM 2018 VS. OPP. LAST 3 STARTS TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA W-L IP ERA streak, but he doubled in Col Freeland (L) 1-0 1.29 1-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 1-0 7.0 1.29 the ninth and scored on TB Snell (L) 6:10p 0-1 7.50 0-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-1 6.0 7.50 Harper could face backlash Ryan Braun’s double as the TR: Team’s record in games started by today’s pitcher. Brewers rallied for a 4-3 Associated Press himself make? There has been some- victory over the Reds be- “I’ll always remember thing of a parlor game fore the smallest crowd in RESULTS, SCHEDULE WASHINGTON — and cherish all the scream- lately, trying to guess how Great American Ball Park From the moment Bryce ing and yelling and the Harper will be greeted history. Players wore face- AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Harper signed his $330 exciting times that we upon his return. masks in 40-degree tem- MONDAY’S RESULTS MONDAY’S RESULTS Cleveland 5, Chicago White Sox 3 St. Louis 6, Pittsburgh 5 (11) million, 13-year deal with had,” Harper said. “I wish “I love all human psy- peratures. The announced N.Y. Yankees 3, Detroit 1 Milwaukee 4, Cincinnati 3 the Phillies, this was the them nothing but the best, chology,” Phillies manager crowd of 7,799 came a Baltimore 6, Toronto 5 Atlanta 8, Chicago Cubs 0 Tampa Bay 7, Colorado 1 Tampa Bay 7, Colorado 1 game everyone was think- all the players in that Gabe Kapler said. “I love to season after Cincinnati had Houston 2, Texas 1 N.Y. Mets 7, Miami 3 ing about. clubhouse. It’s a great fan see how people respond to its worst home attendance Boston at Oakland, late Arizona at San Diego, late L.A. Angels at Seattle, late San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, late Tuesday night marks base. Great city to live in. moments like that — the since 1984. WEDNESDAY’S GAMES WEDNESDAY’S GAMES Harper’s first visit to Na- Excited to go back. And players, the fans and the ■ Cardinals: Paul DeJong Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 12:10 p.m. Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 11:35 a.m. tionals Park to face his excited to compete.” cities.” scored on a passed ball in Colorado at Tampa Bay, 12:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 12:05 p.m. Minnesota at Kansas City, 12:15 p.m. Colorado at Tampa Bay, 12:10 p.m. former team. He is off to a good start Thousands of Phillies the top of the 11th inning as Detroit at N.Y. Yankees, 3:05 p.m. Arizona at San Diego, 2:40 p.m. What will the crowd’s in his new home, helping fans are expected to make the Cardinals rallied to win Baltimore at Toronto, 3:07 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Miami, 5:10 p.m. Houston at Texas, 7:05 p.m. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 6:05 p.m. reaction be? What sort of the Phillies go 3-0 — they the trek. 6-5 Monday and spoil the Boston at Oakland, 9:07 p.m. Chicago Cubs at Atlanta, 6:20 p.m. tribute will there be from are the only unbeaten team Harper said he expects Pirates’ home opener. The San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 p.m. the Nationals? What sort of in the majors — with a pair “some cheers, some boos, Cardinals came back twice gesture will the outfielder of homers. as well.” against Pittsburgh’s erratic bullpen, tying it in the BOX SCORES eighth and again in the ninth. DeJong put St. Louis CARDINALS 6, PIRATES 5 (11) INDIANS 5, WHITE SOX 3 BRAVES 8, CUBS 0 METS 7, MARLINS 3 BREWERS 4, REDS 3 ST. LOUIS AB R H BI SO AVG CHICAGO AB R H BI SO AVG CHICAGO AB R H BI SO AVG NEW YORK AB R H BI SO AVG MILWAUKEE AB R H BI SO AVG in front for the first time Carpenter 3b 5 0 0 0 4 .190 Moncada 3b 4 1 1 1 1 .412 Almora Jr. cf 50100.222 Rosario ss 51113.235 Cain cf 41101.333 when he singled off Steven Goldschmidt 1b 4 0 0 1 2 .300 Palka rf 3 0 0 0 2 .000 Bryant 3b 30100.313 Alonso 1b 51132.412 Yelich rf 51101.412 DeJong ss 5 2 1 0 2 .227 a-Cordell ph-rf 1 1 1 2 0 1.000 Rizzo 1b 40101.267 Diaz p 00000 — Braun lf 51212.333 Brault (0-1) with two outs Ozuna lf 4 0 0 0 3 .238 Abreu dh 4 0 0 0 2 .267 Baez ss 40100.389 Cano 2b 50004.211 Shaw 3b 31101.250 Martinez ph 1 0 1 1 0 .125 Alonso 1b 2 0 0 0 1 .182 Contreras c 20000.300 Davis 3b 41101.214 Aguilar 1b 40120.188 in the 11th, moved to third Flaherty pr 0 0 0 0 0 .500 Jimenez lf 4 0 0 0 2 .133 Bote 2b 40200.364 Conforto rf 31201.353 Moustakas 2b 40111.313 Molina c-3b 5 0 0 0 1 .050 Castillo c 1 0 1 0 0 .500 Heyward rf 40101.294 Ramos c 40200.462 Grandal c 40301.200 after a hit by pitch and a Fowler rf 2 1 1 0 0 .167 Sanchez 2b 4 0 0 0 1 .063 Hendricks p 10001.000 McNeil lf 20111.455 Arcia ss 30001.000 walk and then raced home Munoz lf 2 1 1 0 0 .333 Rondon ss 4 1 0 0 3 .000 b-Descalso ph 10000.429 Peterson p 00000 — Davies p 20001.000 Wong 2b 4 1 1 2 2 .500 Engel cf 3 0 0 0 2 .000 d-Schwarber ph 10001.385 Familia p 00000 — a-Thames ph 10100.250 when Nick Kingham’s fast- Bader cf 4 1 2 0 2 .250 TOTALS 30 3 3 3 14 Zagunis lf 40201.500 c-D.Smith ph-1b 11100.500 c-Gamel ph-lf 10000.167 ball squirted past Pirates Robinson ph 1 0 0 0 1 .000 CLEVELAND AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 330905 Lagares cf 32111.250 TOTALS 36 4 11 4 9 O’Neill ph-rf 3 0 1 1 0 .222 ATLANTA AB R H BI SO AVG Matz p 20001.000 CINCINNATI AB R H BI SO AVG TOTALS 40 6 8 5 17 Martin cf 4 1 1 0 1 .154 Nimmo lf 20002.077 catcher Francisco Cervelli. J.Ramirez 3b 4 1 2 0 0 .200 Inciarte cf 51111.125 Schebler cf 3 0 0 0 1 .000 PITTSBURGH AB R H BI SO AVG Broxton lf 000001.000 Jordan Hicks (1-1) worked Bauers lf 3 1 1 0 0 .167 Donaldson 3b 41201.200 TOTALS 36 7 10 6 16 Votto 1b 4 1 1 0 0 .333 Frazier 2b 41101.231 Santana 1b 3 1 1 1 1 .462 Freeman 1b 41101.500 Puig rf 4 0 1 2 1 .091 MIAMI AB R H BI SO AVG two scoreless innings for Marte cf 52101.222 H.Ramirez dh 4 1 1 0 1 .231 Acuna Jr. lf 41112.214 Suarez 3b 4 0 1 0 0 .100 Dickerson lf 40101.167 Miller 2b 3 0 0 0 0 .182 Markakis rf 42200.188 Rojas ss 4 1 1 0 1 .308 Kemp lf 3 0 0 0 2 .000 the win. Bell 1b 20020.200 Moroff 2b 1 0 1 1 0 .167 Albies 2b 42310.429 Herrera lf 4 1 0 0 0 .176 Winker lf 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Cabrera ph 00000.250 R.Perez c 3 0 0 1 1 .000 McCann c 40121.200 B.Anderson 3b 4 0 1 0 1 .105 Peraza 2b-ss 4 1 2 0 1 .364 ■ Yankees: Giancarlo Cervelli c 41002.182 Naquin rf 3 0 1 0 0 .100 Swanson ss 40111.250 Castro 2b 3 1 2 3 0 .263 Barnhart c 4 0 2 0 0 .400 Moran 3b-1b 31230.750 b-Allen ph-rf 0 0 0 1 0 .000 Newcomb p 20001.000 Brinson cf 4 0 1 0 0 .167 J.Iglesias ss 2 0 0 0 2 .429 Stanton and Miguel Andu- Reyes rf 30001.000 Stamets ss 4 0 0 0 2 .000 a-Joyce ph 10001.250 Prado 1b 4 0 2 0 0 .385 b-Farmer ph-2b 2 0 0 0 1 .000 Kang 3b 20001.222 TOTALS 32 5 8 4 6 c-Camargo ph 00000.000 Alfaro c 4 0 2 0 1 .308 Roark p 1 0 0 0 1 .000 jar joined the team’s Gonzalez ss 50101.154 TOTALS 36 8 12 6 9 O’Brien rf 4 0 0 0 2 .000 Dietrich 2b 1 1 0 1 0 .250 lengthy injured list, putting Archer p 10001.000 Chicago 000 000 030 — 3 3 1 C.Smith p 1 0 0 0 1 .000 d-Casali ph 1 0 1 0 0 1.000 Shuck rf 20000.000 Cleveland 000 001 04x — 5 8 1 Chicago 000 000 000 — 0 9 6 a-Walker ph 1 0 0 0 0 .222 1-Lorenzen pr 0 0 0 0 0 .000 nearly half of the starting TOTALS 35 5 6 5 9 Atlanta 401 021 00x — 8 12 1 N.Anderson p 0 0 0 0 0 — TOTALS 343839 a-homered for Palka in the 8th. b-walked for Kinley p 0 0 0 0 0 — lineup on the shelf just St. Louis 000 000 311 01 — 6 8 1 Naquin in the 8th. E: Sanchez (2), Cimber (1). a-struck out for Parsons in the 5th. b-flied out b-Granderson ph 1 0 0 0 0 .333 Milwaukee 300 000 001 — 4 11 0 Pittsburgh 301 000 010 00 — 5 6 2 LOB: Chicago 6, Cleveland 8. 2B: Moncada (2), for Kintzler in the 6th. c-walked for Biddle in Conley p 0 0 0 0 0 — Cincinnati 000 021 000 — 3 8 1 three games into the sea- Martin (2), J.Ramirez (1), Bauers (1). HR: the 7th. d-struck out for Brach in the 9th. E: Steckenrider p 0 0 0 0 0 — son. Stanton strained his E: Bader (1), Moran (1), Gonzalez (1). LOB: St. Cordell (1), off Edwards. RBIs: Moncada (4), Bryant (1), Rizzo 2 (2), Baez (1), Bote (1), Zagu- d-Riddle ph 1 0 0 0 1 .250 a-singled for Davies in the 6th. b-out on field- Louis 11, Pittsburgh 9. 2B: O’Neill (2), Martinez Cordell 2 (2), Santana (4), R.Perez (1), Moroff nis (1), Donaldson (1). LOB: Chicago 10, At- TOTALS 35 3 9 3 7 er’s choice for Garrett in the 6th. c-lined out left biceps fouling off a 3-1 (1), Dickerson (1), Moran (1). HR: Wong (3), off (1), Allen (2). S: Engel. Runners left in scoring lanta 11. 2B: Bryant (2), Zagunis 2 (3), Free- for Wilson in the 9th. d-doubled for R.Iglesias Rodriguez; Moran (1), off Mayers. RBIs: Gold- position: Chicago 1 (Rondon); Cleveland 3 man (3), Albies 2 (2). HR: Inciarte (1), off Hen- New York 010 100 104 — 7 10 2 in the 9th. 1-ran for Casali in the 9th. E: Votto fastball from the Orioles’ schmidt (8), Wong 2 (6), O’Neill (1), Martinez (Martin 2, H.Ramirez). RISP: Chicago 2 for 4; dricks; Acuna Jr. (1), off Hendricks. RBIs: In- Miami 200 001 000 — 3 9 0 (1). LOB: Milwaukee 10, Cincinnati 9. 2B: (1), Bell 2 (3), Moran 3 (3). CS: Fowler (1). Cleveland 3 for 10. GIDP: Santana. DP: Chi- ciarte (1), Acuna Jr. (2), Albies (1), McCann 2 Yelich (2), Braun 2 (2), Moustakas (2), Puig (1), Dylan Bundy in the third ST. LOUIS IP H R ER BB SO ERA cago 1 (Sanchez, Rondon, Alonso). (2), Swanson (3). Runners left in scoring posi- a-popped out for C.Smith in the 5th. b-flied Casali (1). RBIs: Braun (5), Aguilar 2 (2), Mous- CHICAGO IP H R ER BB SO ERA tion: Chicago 6 (Almora Jr., Bryant, Baez, Bote out for Kinley in the 7th. c-singled for Familia takas (4), Puig 2 (2), Dietrich (4). Runners left inning of Sunday’s 7-5 loss, Wainwright 4 4 4 4 4 3 9.00 2, Zagunis); Atlanta 6 (Inciarte, Markakis, Mc- in the 9th. d-struck out for Steckenrider in the in scoring position: Milwaukee 4 (Yelich, Brebbia 2 0 0 0 1 2 0.00 Nova 7611141.29 Cann 3, Swanson). RISP: Chicago 0 for 8; At- an injury that could cause 2 1 9th. E: McNeil (1), Lagares (1). LOB: New York Aguilar, Davies 2); Cincinnati 6 (Puig, Suarez, 3 Fry, H, 1 ⁄3 1221020.25 Leone ⁄ 0 0 0 0 1 0.00 lanta 3 for 11. Runners moved up: Heyward. 6, Miami 6. 2B: Davis (2), McNeil (2). HR: La- Kemp, Peraza 2, Farmer). Miller 0 0 0 0 1 0 9.00 Covey, L, 0-1 0121206.75 GIDP: Baez, Heyward 2, Acuna Jr.. DP: Chi- IP H R ER BB SO ERA the outfielder to miss much 1 2 gares (1), off Kinley; Alonso (1), off Stecken- MILWAUKEE 3 Frare ⁄3 000120.00 Mayers 1 ⁄ 2 1 1 0 1 3.00 cago 1 (Brach, Bote, Rizzo); Atlanta 4 (New- rider; Castro (1), off Matz. RBIs: Rosario (2), of April. Andujar strained Hicks, W, 1-1 2 0 0 0 1 2 5.40 IP H R ER BB SO ERA comb, Swanson, Freeman), (Swanson, Albies, Davies 5 4 2 2 4 6 3.60 CLEVELAND Alonso 3 (6), McNeil (3), Lagares (2), Castro 3 1 Gant, S, 1-1 1 0 0 0 1 0 0.00 Freeman), (Albies, Swanson, Freeman), (Al- Claudio, BS, 1-1 1 ⁄3 2 1 1 0 0 3.00 (3). Runners left in scoring position: New York 2 his right shoulder sliding Clevinger 7 1 0 0 3 12 0.00 Wilson, W, 1-0 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 2 0.00 PITTSBURGH IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 bies, Swanson). 3 (McNeil, Matz 2); Miami 2 (Riddle 2). RISP: Cimber, H, 1 ⁄3 0 1 0 0 0 0.00 CHICAGO IP H R ER BB SO ERA New York 3 for 10; Miami 2 for 6. Runners Hader, S, 3-3 1 1 0 0 0 1 0.00 headfirst into third base an Archer 5 2 00380.00 O.Perez 0 1 1 1 0 0 27.00 IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 1 moved up: Ramos. GIDP: Ramos, Brinson, CINCINNATI Crick 1 0 00020.00 Edwards, W, 2-0 ⁄3 1 1 1 1 0 6.75 Hendricks, L, 0-1 4 ⁄3 10 7 2 3 4 4.15 inning later on a bases- 2 O’Brien. DP: New York 2 (Davis, Cano, Alonso), 1 Rodriguez 0 2 320027.00 Hand, S, 2-2 1 0 0 0 0 2 0.00 Kintzler ⁄3 0 0 0 0 2 0.00 Roark 4 ⁄3 633366.23 (Rosario, Cano, Alonso); Miami 1 (Conley, 2 Rosario 1 2 1 0 0 2 0.00 Garrett 1 ⁄3 200130.00 Liriano 0 0 00100.00 O.Perez pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. Covey Castro, Prado). loaded pickoff attempt by Kela, H, 1 1 0 00120.00 Edwards Jr. 1 0 0 0 1 1 27.00 Duke 1000000.00 pitched to 4 batters in the 8th. Inherited run- NEW YORK IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 catcher Pedro Severino. Burdi, BS, 1-1 ⁄3 211025.40 ners-scored: Covey 2-2, Frare 3-1, O.Perez 1-1, Brach 1 0 0 0 3 0 0.00 Hernandez 1 100000.00 1 1 Vazquez 1 ⁄3 110010.00 Edwards 1-1. HBP: Hand (Castillo). Umpires: ATLANTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Matz 5 ⁄3 631031.69 R.Iglesias, L, 0-11211107.71 2 2 New York’s injured list al- Brault, L, 0-1 1 ⁄3 111225.40 H, Dana DeMuth; 1B, Angel Hernandez; 2B, Ed Peterson 1 ⁄3 100000.00 HBP: Davies (Dietrich). WP: Davies. 1 Kingham ⁄3 000100.00 Hickox; 3B, Carlos Torres. Time: 3:02. A: 34,519 Newcomb 4 600430.00 Familia, W, 1-01000010.00 Parsons, W, 1-11000006.75 ready included pitchers Rodriguez pitched to 4 batters in the 7th. Liri- (35,225). Diaz 1 200130.00 Biddle 2 1 00012.45 ano pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. Miller IP H R ER BB SO ERA Luis Severino, Dellin Be- Sobotka 1 100000.00 MIAMI SUNDAY: pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. Inherited run- Vizcaino 1 100010.00 C.Smith 5 4 2 2 1 8 3.60 PHILLIES 5, BRAVES 1 tances and Jordan Mont- ners-scored: Miller 1-0, Mayers 3-0, Liriano ORIOLES 6, BLUE JAYS 5 AB R H BI SO AVG 2-0, Kela 3-1, Vazquez 1-0, Kingham 3-1. Newcomb pitched to 1 batter in the 5th. Inher- N.Anderson 1 2 0 0 0 3 0.00 ATLANTA BALTIMORE AB R H BI SO AVG ited runners-scored: Kintzler 2-0, Parsons 1-0. Kinley, BS, 1-1 1 1 1 1 0 2 3.38 gomery, shortstop Didi Conley 1 0 0 0 1 1 3.38 Inciarte cf 3 0 0 0 0 .091 Mullins cf 41002.111 WP: Newcomb, Brach. Time: 3:12. Donaldson 3b 4 1 1 0 2 .091 YANKEES 3, TIGERS 1 Steckenrider, L, 0-1 3 4 4 0 2 12.00 Gregorius, center fielder Smith Jr. lf 51100.375 1 Freeman 1b 2 0 1 0 0 .600 DETROIT AB R H BI SO AVG Villar 2b 41222.294 Acuna Jr. lf 3 0 1 0 0 .200 Aaron Hicks and oft-in- Mancini rf 32220.500 Inherited runners-scored: Peterson 2-0. HBP: Markakis rf 4 0 0 0 2 .083 Harrison 2b 4 0 0 0 2 .067 Rickard rf 00000.100 RAYS 7, ROCKIES 1 Conley (Conforto), Steckenrider (Lagares). Albies 2b 3 0 1 0 0 .300 jured outfielder Jacoby Castellanos rf 2 0 0 0 1 .263 Ruiz 3b 41101.200 COLORADO AB R H BI SO AVG WP: C.Smith. PB: Ramos (1). Umpires: H, Sam McCann c 3 0 0 0 1 .167 Cabrera dh 2 0 0 0 1 .118 Nunez dh 30001.167 Holbrook; 1B, Dan Iassogna; 2B, Jim Wolf; 3B, Swanson ss 2 0 0 0 1 .250 Ellsbury, who last played in 1-Peterson pr-dh 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Blackmon rf 3 1 0 0 1 .286 Manny Gonzalez. Time: 3:10. A: 6,489 (36,742). Davis 1b 30012.000 Dahl lf 4 0 2 0 2 .444 Carle p 0 0 0 0 0 — 2017. In addition, pitcher Goodrum 1b 3 0 0 0 1 .250 Sucre c 40002.250 Jackson p 0 0 0 0 0 — Candelario 3b 4 0 0 0 0 .273 Arenado 3b 4 0 3 1 0 .318 Martin ss 20002.083 Story ss 4 0 0 0 3 .105 Joyce ph 1 0 0 0 0 .333 CC Sabathia is expected to Stewart lf 3 1 0 0 0 .063 TOTALS 3266512 Wright p 2 0 0 0 2 .000 Greiner c 4 0 0 0 1 .125 McMahon 1b 4 0 0 0 3 .278 ASTROS 2, RANGERS 1 go on the injured list after TORONTO AB R H BI SO AVG Desmond cf 4 0 0 0 1 .118 Fried p 0 0 0 0 0 — Mercer ss 4 0 2 0 1 .154 AB R H BI SO AVG Iannetta c 3 0 0 0 1 .222 HOUSTON Camargo ss 2 0 0 0 0 .000 Mahtook cf 3 0 0 0 2 .000 McKinney rf 30000.200 TOTALS 29 1 4 0 8 completing a five-game TOTALS 29 1 2 0 9 Drury 3b 41101.238 Reynolds dh 3 0 1 0 1 .286 Springer rf 5 1 1 1 2 .250 Hampson 2b 3 0 0 0 0 .111 PHILADELPHIA AB R H BI SO AVG NEW YORK AB R H BI SO AVG Smoak 1b 31002.167 Altuve 2b 4 0 0 0 2 .167 suspension for hitting a Grichuk cf 42221.125 TOTALS 32 1 6 1 12 Bregman 3b 2 0 1 0 0 .118 McCutchen lf 3 2 1 1 2 .182 batter with a pitch last Gardner cf 4 1 2 1 0 .176 Tellez dh 30100.286 TAMPA BAY AB R H BI SO AVG Brantley lf 3 0 0 0 0 .313 Segura ss 4 1 0 0 0 .250 Judge rf 3 0 1 0 1 .333 Correa ss 4 1 3 0 0 .429 a-Pillar ph-dh 00010.063 Meadows rf 4 0 1 0 1 .222 Harper rf 3 1 2 1 1 .333 September. Voit dh 3 1 0 0 1 .231 Hernandez lf 40111.158 Gurriel 1b 4 0 1 0 0 .235 Hoskins 1b 0 1 0 1 0 .333 Bird 1b 4 0 1 0 2 .182 Pham lf 3 1 0 0 0 .278 Chirinos c 4 0 1 1 0 .273 ■ Dodgers: Gurriel Jr. 2b 40003.000 Choi 1b 4 1 2 0 1 .313 Realmuto c 2 0 1 1 0 .333 Left-hander Sanchez c 3 1 1 1 0 .250 Jansen c 30000.133 White dh 2 0 0 0 1 .273 Herrera cf 4 0 0 0 2 .100 Torres 2b 4 0 0 0 0 .313 Lowe 2b 4 2 2 2 2 .154 a-Kemp ph-dh 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Clayton Kershaw will make Galvis ss 31112.357 Diaz dh 2 2 1 0 0 .353 Hernandez 2b 4 0 0 0 1 .273 LeMahieu 3b 2 0 0 0 2 .500 TOTALS 3156510 Marisnick cf 4 0 1 0 0 .364 Franco 3b 3 0 1 1 1 .444 Tauchman lf 3 0 0 0 1 .000 Kiermaier cf 3 1 2 4 0 .333 TOTALS 332825 a minor-league rehab start Robertson 3b 4 0 0 1 1 .091 Arrieta p 2 0 0 0 0 .000 Tulowitzki ss 3 0 0 0 1 .200 Baltimore 410 000 100 — 6 6 0 AB R H BI SO AVG Perez c 4 0 0 0 2 .286 TEXAS Williams ph 1 0 0 0 0 .000 in Oklahoma City in the TOTALS 29 3 5 2 8 Toronto 000 000 212 — 5 6 1 Adames ss 4 0 1 0 2 .071 Morgan p 0 0 0 0 0 — Choo dh 40000.100 Knapp ph 1 0 0 0 1 .000 Detroit 000 100 000 — 1 2 1 TOTALS 32 7 9 7 9 next step of his return from a-out on sacrifice fly for Tellez in the 9th. E: Odor 2b 30100.267 Neshek p 0 0 0 0 0 — New York 011 010 00x — 3 5 1 Galvis (1). LOB: Baltimore 5, Toronto 2. 2B: Andrus ss 30003.375 Colorado 000 001 000 — 1 6 1 Neris p 0 0 0 0 0 — shoulder inflammation. Grichuk (1). 3B: Hernandez (1). HR: Villar (1), Mazara rf 30000.250 TOTALS 27 5 5 5 8 1-ran for Cabrera in the 8th. E: Stewart (1), off Reid-Foley; Mancini (2), off Gaviglio; Tampa Bay 000 303 10x — 7 9 0 Gallo lf 30001.200 The Triple-A Dodgers Sanchez (3). LOB: Detroit 8, New York 6. 2B: Grichuk (1), off Araujo; Galvis (1), off Wright. Cabrera 3b 30001.357 E: Story (1). LOB: Colorado 6, Tampa Bay 6. 2B: Atlanta 001 000 000 — 1 4 0 Mercer (1), Judge (1). HR: Sanchez (2), off RBIs: Villar 2 (2), Mancini 2 (4), Davis (1), Guzman 1b 31111.200 open their season Thurs- Arenado (2), Kiermaier (2). HR: Lowe (1), off Philadelphia 001 020 20x — 5 5 0 Ross; Gardner (1), off Ross. RBIs: Gardner (2), Grichuk 2 (2), Hernandez (2), Galvis (3), Pillar Kiner-Falefa c 30001.167 Bettis; Kiermaier (1), off Bettis. RBIs: Arenado Sanchez (2). SB: Gardner (1). Runners left in (1). SF: Mancini, Pillar. Runners left in scoring DeShields cf 30000.077 day against San Antonio. (2), Lowe 2 (2), Kiermaier 4 (5), Robertson (1). LOB: Atlanta 8, Philadelphia 10. 2B: Harper (1). scoring position: Detroit 5 (Harrison, position: Baltimore 4 (Ruiz, Nunez, Martin 2); TOTALS 281217 SF: Kiermaier. Runners left in scoring posi- HR: McCutchen (2), off Wright; Harper (2), off Los Angeles manager Dave Goodrum, Candelario, Stewart, Mahtook); Toronto 2 (Grichuk, Gurriel Jr.). RISP: Balti- tion: Colorado 3 (McMahon 3); Tampa Bay 2 Carle. RBIs: McCutchen (2), Harper (2), New York 4 (Voit, Bird, Sanchez, Torres). RISP: more 1 for 5; Toronto 2 for 4. Runners moved Houston 100 001 000 — 2 8 0 (Robertson, Adames). RISP: Colorado 1 for 5; Hoskins (5), Realmuto (4), Franco (7). SB: Al- Roberts joked that the re- Detroit 0 for 8; New York 0 for 5. Runners up: Smith Jr., Smoak. GIDP: Hernandez. DP: Texas 001 000 000 — 1 2 0 Tampa Bay 1 for 6. Runners moved up: Are- bies (1). CS: Inciarte (1), Albies (1). SF: Real- moved up: Voit, Bird. Baltimore 1 (Martin, Villar, Davis). IP H R ER BB SO ERA nado, Robertson. GIDP: Blackmon. DP: Tampa muto. Runners left in scoring position: At- hab assignment will allow DETROIT BALTIMORE IP H R ER BB SO ERA a-grounded out for White in the 9th. LOB: lanta 4 (Inciarte 2, Markakis, Albies); Phila- Bay 1 (Yarbrough, Adames, Choi). Houston 8. 2B: Correa (1), Gurriel (2), Chirinos Kershaw to keep his open- Ross, L, 0-1 5 4 3 2 4 4 3.60 1 delphia 5 (Segura, Herrera 3, Knapp). DP: At- 3 IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 Hess, W, 1-0 6 ⁄ 0 0 0 1 8 0.00 COLORADO (2). HR: Springer (2), off Smyly; Guzman (1), Hardy 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 2 6.75 2 lanta 1 ; Philadelphia 1 . Araujo ⁄3 2 2 2 1 0 27.00 ing-day streak alive. Ker- 1 2 off Peacock. RBIs: Springer (4), Chirinos (1), Garrett 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 0 2 0.00 Bettis, L, 0-1 5 ⁄3 766259.53 ATLANTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Wright 1 2 2 2 0 1 6.75 2 Guzman (1). CS: Marisnick (2), Odor (1). Run- Johnson ⁄3 1112111.57 IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 shaw had been set to start NEW YORK Bleier, S, 1-1 1 2 1 1 0 1 20.25 1 ners left in scoring position: Houston 3 Wright, L, 0-1 4 ⁄3 233546.23 3 McGee 1 ⁄ 000030.00 2 IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 (Springer, Gurriel, Marisnick). RISP: Houston Fried ⁄3 000200.00 German, W, 1-0 5 1 1 0 5 7 0.00 TORONTO Shaw ⁄3 100000.00 the Dodgers’ big-league Green, H, 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 4.50 1 for 8; . Carle 1 1222027.00 Reid-Foley, L, 0-124532313.50 TAMPA BAY IP H R ER BB SO ERA HOUSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA Jackson 2 2000412.00 Britton, H, 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0.00 Pannone 4 1 00151.80 opener last week for a Stanek 1 100030.00 2 PHILADELPHIA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Ottavino, H, 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0.00 Gaviglio 3 1 11042.25 Peacock, W, 1-0 6 ⁄3 2 1 1 0 5 1.35 1 1 franchise-record ninth Chapman, S, 1-1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.00 Yarbrough, W, 1-0 4 ⁄3 311032.08 Pressly, H, 1 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 1 0.00 1 Arrieta, W, 1-0 6 3 1 1 6 6 1.50 Wright pitched to 1 batter in the 9th. Inherited Font, H, 1 ⁄3 100000.00 Osuna, S, 1-1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.00 WP: Ross, German. Umpires: H, Gerry Davis; 1 Morgan, H, 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 consecutive season, but runners-scored: Bleier 1-1. HBP: Reid-Foley Beeks, H, 2 1 ⁄3 000110.00 1B, Brian Knight; 2B, Jeremie Rehak; 3B, Pat IP H R ER BB SO ERA (Mullins), Pannone (Martin). WP: Reid-Foley Alvarado 1100020.00 TEXAS Neshek 1 100010.00 Hoberg. Time: 2:43. A: 32,036 (47,309). Neris 1 000019.00 that got scuttled after the 2, Hess, Pannone. Umpires: H, Chris Conroy; Castillo 1 000030.00 Smyly 3411223.00 1B, Bill Miller; 2B, Jansen Visconti; 3B, Doug Inherited runners-scored: McGee 3-1, Font Sampson, L, 0-16411231.50 Carle pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. HBP: Ar- left-hander’s shoulder bo- Eddings. Time: 2:46. A: 10,460 (53,506). rieta (Swanson), Wright (Segura), Carle 2-1, Beeks 2-0. HBP: Yarbrough (Blackmon). Umpires: H, Gabe Morales; 1B, Jerry Meals; Umpires: H, Andy Fletcher; 1B, Will Little; 2B, (Hoskins). WP: Wright. PB: Realmuto (1). thered him throughout 2B, Ron Kulpa; 3B, Marty Foster. Time: 2:39. A: Time: 3:17. A: 41,410 (43,647). Joe West; 3B, Eric Cooper. Time: 2:54. 18,056 (49,115). spring training. D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 7

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MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS EASTERN CONFERENCE NATIONAL LEAGUE TUESDAY RAPISCAN SYSTEMS CLASSIC ATLANTIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Milwaukee -113 at Cincinnati +103 3rd of 3 rds; Fallen Oak; Biloxi, Miss.; x-Toronto 55 23 .705 — 7-3 W-4 31-9 24-14 34-15 at Washington-200 Philadelphia +180 1 Pacers working 7,088 yards; par 72; x-won on seventh x-Philadelphia 49 28 .636 5 ⁄2 7-3 L-1 30-9 19-19 29-18 New York -120 at Miami +110 playoff hole x-Boston 46 32 .590 9 5-5 W-1 28-12 18-20 32-16 at San Diego -105 Arizona -105 Brooklyn 39 39 .500 16 4-6 L-1 22-17 17-22 26-22 SUDDEN DEATH PLAYOFF 1 at LA Dodgers -175 San Fran. +163 Playoff Hole 1 2 3 4567 New York 15 62 .195 39 ⁄2 2-8 W-1 8-31 7-31 9-39 Course Hole 18 18 10 18 18 18 18 SOUTHEAST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF on playoff position AMERICAN LEAGUE TUESDAY at New York -237 Detroit +217 Par 4444444 Miami 38 39 .494 — 6-4 L-1 18-21 20-18 22-26 1 Associated Press the struggling and short- at Toronto -200 Baltimore +180 Sutherland 4 5 4 4443 Orlando 38 40 .487 ⁄2 7-3 L-1 23-16 15-24 26-22 Houston -205 at Texas +185 Parel 454444-- Charlotte 35 42 .455 3 5-5 L-3 24-15 11-27 26-22 handed Pacers finally got 1 Minnesota -132 at Kansas City +122 Washington 32 46 .410 6 ⁄2 3-7 W-1 22-16 10-30 19-30 Atlanta 28 49 .364 10 6-4 W-1 16-23 12-26 15-33 Thaddeus Young scored the spark they needed from Boston -165 at Oakland +155 209 (-7) $240,000 at Seattle -115 LA Angels +105 x-Kevin Sutherland 65-69-75 CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 19 points and Domantas their two big men, Sabonis INTERLEAGUE TUESDAY 209 (-7) $140,800 y-Milwaukee 58 20 .744 — 7-3 W-1 32-6 26-14 38-11 Sabonis added 18 points and Turner. at Tampa Bay -142 Colorado +132 Scott Parel 68-72-69 x-Indiana 46 32 .590 12 3-7 W-1 29-10 17-22 31-17 1 and 12 rebounds Monday Sabonis made his first 210 (-6) $115,200 Detroit 39 38 .506 18 ⁄2 5-5 L-1 25-13 14-25 26-23 Chicago 21 57 .269 37 2-8 L-5 9-30 12-27 15-33 night in Indianapolis to five shots as Indiana Billy Andrade 71-68-71 1 NBA Cleveland 19 58 .247 38 ⁄2 2-8 L-5 13-26 6-32 15-36 pregame.com TUESDAY 211 (-5) $96,000 help the Pacers snap a charged back from an early at Oklahoma City Off LA Lakers Marco Dawson 65-72-74 WESTERN CONFERENCE three-game losing streak 10-point deficit, and Turn- at San Antonio Off Atlanta 212 (-4) $66,133 SOUTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Bernhard Langer 71-72-69 Houston 5 at Sacramento y-Houston 49 28 .636 — 7-3 W-2 29-10 20-18 29-19 with a 111-102 victory over er made the big plays in the at Golden State 8 Denver Wes Short 70-73-69 x-San Antonio 44 33 .571 5 6-4 L-1 30-9 14-24 29-21 the Pistons. second half, including a 1 Steve Stricker 73-70-69 New Orleans 32 46 .410 17 ⁄2 2-8 L-1 19-20 13-26 22-27 213 (-3) $45,867 Memphis 31 46 .403 18 4-6 L-1 20-19 11-27 22-26 It was a crucial win for 3-pointer and two free COLLEGE BASKETBALL John Daly 71-71-71 Dallas 31 46 .403 18 4-6 W-2 23-15 8-31 16-31 the Pacers, who had lost throws late in the third to NIT TUESDAY Brandt Jobe 71-71-71 NORTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF Lipscomb Pk Wichita St Kent Jones 69-72-72 seven of their previous give the Pacers an 87-80 1 TCU 1 ⁄2 Texas 214 (-2) $34,000 x-Denver 51 25 .671 — 7-3 L-1 31-7 20-18 31-15 1 eight and their grip on edge. COLLEGEINSIDER TUESDAY Billy Mayfair 71-71-72 x-Portland 49 28 .636 2 ⁄2 8-2 W-1 29-9 20-19 25-22 1 1 at Marshall 5 ⁄2 Hampton x-Utah 47 30 .610 4 ⁄2 9-1 W-5 27-12 20-18 27-20 potentially having home- The combination was Colin Montgomerie 70-71-73 1 at Green Bay 5 Texas Southern x-Oklahoma City 44 33 .571 7 ⁄2 3-7 L-2 24-14 20-19 25-24 Vijay Singh 69-72-73 1 Minnesota 34 43 .442 17 ⁄2 2-8 L-2 24-14 10-29 21-28 court advantage in the first just enough for the Pacers NCAA TOURNAMENT SATURDAY Jeff Sluman 68-73-73 1 Michigan St 2 ⁄2 Texas Tech 215 (-1) $28,000 PACIFIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF round of the playoffs. to slip past the Pistons, Virginia 5 Auburn Tom Byrum 68-72-75 y-Golden State 52 24 .684 — 7-3 W-1 27-11 25-13 31-16 Myles Turner chipped in who were firing on all Kenny Perry 71-73-71 x-L.A. Clippers 47 31 .603 6 8-2 W-2 25-13 22-18 27-21 NCAA MEN’S DIV. I 1 with 17 points and five cylinders early to take a 216 (E) $22,624 Sacramento 38 39 .494 14 ⁄2 5-5 W-1 23-15 15-24 21-27 TOURNAMENT CHAMPION 1 L.A. Lakers 35 42 .455 17 ⁄2 4-6 W-2 21-17 14-25 23-24 blocks. 33-23 lead. Olin Browne 71-73-72 1 Phoenix 17 60 .221 35 ⁄2 2-8 L-6 10-28 7-32 10-38 Virginia 7/5 Texas Tech 4/1 Fred Couples 69-70-77 Wayne Ellington scored ■ Jonas Valanciunas will Michigan St 9/5 Auburn 7/1 Tim Petrovic 70-75-71 x-clinched playoff spot; y-clinched division source: sportsbook.ag Gene Sauers 72-70-74 a season-high 26 points miss the Grizzlies’ final five Duffy Waldorf 71-69-76 and Andre Drummond had games after spraining his 217 (+1) $17,653 MONDAY’S RESULTS WEDNESDAY’S GAMES NHL TUESDAY Tom Gillis 73-71-73 Indiana 111, Detroit 102 Chicago at Washington, 6 p.m. 18 points and 17 rebounds right ankle in a loss to the Nashville -195 at Buffalo +180 Joe Durant 72-70-75 Boston 110, Miami 105 Indiana at Detroit, 6 p.m. for the Pistons. Detroit Clippers, but the center at Columbus -128 Boston +118 Ken Tanigawa 73-71-73 Milwaukee 131, Brooklyn 121 New York at Orlando, 6 p.m. Pittsburgh -190 at Detroit +175 started the night in the No. will not need surgery. 218 (+2) $14,592 New York 113, Chicago 105 Boston at Miami, 6:30 p.m. at Montreal Off Tampa Bay Off 1 Michael Allen 71-72-75 Toronto 121, Orlando 109 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. 6 spot with a 1 ⁄2-game lead Valanciunas had started 17 at Toronto Off Carolina Off Woody Austin 71-74-73 Portland 132, Minnesota 122 Toronto at Brooklyn, 6:30 p.m. at Minnesota Off Winnipeg Off over the Magic for the final of 19 games since Memphis Cliff Kresge 71-73-74 Dallas 122, Philadelphia 102 Charlotte at New Orleans, 7 p.m. at Dallas -170 Philadelphia +158 Jeff Maggert 72-73-73 Utah 111, Charlotte 102 Minnesota at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. playoff spot in the East. acquired him from Toronto at Colorado Off Edmonton Off Rocco Mediate 72-73-73 Phoenix 122, Cleveland 113 San Antonio at Denver, 8 p.m. But after a sluggish start, on Feb. 7. at Arizona -200 Los Angeles +180 Memphis at Portland, 9 p.m. 219 (+3) $12,320 TUESDAY’S GAMES San Jose -148 at Vancouver +138 Utah at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Paul Broadhurst 71-74-74 L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. Bob May 72-74-73 Houston at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Atlanta at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m. 220 (+4) $10,800 Houston at Sacramento, 9 p.m. THURSDAY’S GAMES Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Tommy Armour III 68-75-77 Denver at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. NATIONAL INVITATION Gibby Gilbert III 69-76-75 Cleveland at Sacramento, 9 p.m. NHL TOURNAMENT Skip Kendall 74-75-71 April 10: Regular season ends. Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. TUESDAY’S SEMIFINALS Scott McCarron 72-75-73 At Madison Square Garden, New York 221 (+5) $9,000 Wichita State (22-14) vs. Stephen Ames 71-74-76 KNICKS 113, BULLS 105 CELTICS 110, HEAT 105 Ken Duke 75-73-73 Lightning reach Lipscomb (28-7), 6 p.m. CHICAGO: Luwawu-Cabarrot 3-10 3-3 10, MIAMI: Jones Jr. 0-1 1-2 1, Olynyk 4-11 3-3 TCU (23-13) vs. Dudley Hart 73-72-76 Selden 5-12 0-0 11, Lopez 12-18 5-8 29, 14, Adebayo 8-12 2-2 19, Dragic 12-20 3-3 Texas (19-16), 8:30 p.m. Jesper Parnevik 77-73-71 Lemon Jr. 3-12 0-1 6, Harrison 3-11 0-0 6, 30, Waiters 5-14 2-2 14, Johnson 2-8 2-3 7, THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP 222 (+6) $7,040 Bart Bryant 75-72-75 J.Sampson 8-10 5-6 22, Felicio 0-2 1-2 1, Anderson 0-1 0-0 0, Whiteside 1-4 1-2 3, 60-win milestone At Madison Square Garden, New York Arcidiacono 5-8 3-3 14, Blakeney 3-8 0-0 Wade 8-17 1-1 17. Totals 40-88 15-18 105. Semifinal winners, 6 p.m. Glen Day 74-75-73 Dan Forsman 74-73-75 6, Alkins 0-1 0-0 0, B.Sampson 0-2 0-0 0. BOSTON: Tatum 7-15 1-2 19, Horford 7-13 Associated Press 5-5 19, Baynes 0-7 4-4 4, Irving 7-19 6-6 with the Senators, stopped COLLEGE BASKETBALL Mike Goodes 72-68-82 Totals 42-94 17-23 105. NEW YORK: Knox 6-15 5-6 19, Kornet 8-11 25, Smart 6-11 0-0 16, Hayward 4-7 2-2 11, 21 shots. INVITATIONAL John Huston 76-74-72 John Inman 73-73-76 3-3 24, Robinson 4-4 6-8 14, Mudiay 7-21 Ojeleye 1-1 0-1 2, Morris 3-11 0-0 8, Theis Championship Series / (Best-of-3) Yanni Gourde had two Trailing 3-1, the Senators Jerry Kelly 72-75-75 1-2 17, Dotson 6-8 0-0 18, Thomas 3-6 0-0 0-2 1-2 1, Yabusele 0-0 0-0 0, Rozier 1-5 2-2 DePAUL (18-16) vs. Tom Pernice Jr. 78-73-71 6, Allen 1-2 4-4 7, Jenkins 2-7 2-2 8. Totals 5. Totals 36-91 21-24 110. goals and an assist, and the made it a one-goal game as SOUTH FLORIDA (23-13) 223 (+7) $5,280 37-74 21-25 113. Miami 17 30 30 28 —105 Lightning became just the Veronneau scored his sec- Monday: South Florida 63-61 Steve Flesch 72-75-76 Chicago 19 28 30 28 —105 Boston 36 25 27 22 —110 Wednesday: at DePaul, 7 p.m. third team in NHL history ond career goal in tight on Doug Garwood 74-74-75 New York 37 27 27 22 —113 Friday: at DePaul, TBA if neccesary Lee Janzen 71-75-77 3-Point Goals—Miami 10-37 (Dragic 3-9, to win 60 games in a season Vasilevskiy, but less than a 224 (+8) $4,200 3-Point Goals—Chicago 4-17 (Arcidia- Olynyk 3-10, Waiters 2-8, Adebayo 1-1, with a 5-2 victory over the minute later the Lightning COLLEGEINSIDER TOURNAMENT Darren Clarke 72-74-78 cono 1-1, J.Sampson 1-2, Selden 1-4, Johnson 1-4, Jones Jr. 0-1, Anderson 0-1, TUESDAY’S SEMIFINALS Stephen Leaney 73-77-74 Luwawu-Cabarrot 1-7, Blakeney 0-1, Wade 0-3), Boston 17-40 (Irving 5-11, Senators on Monday night regained their two-goal Hampton (19-17) at Shaun Micheel 74-77-73 B.Sampson 0-1, Alkins 0-1), New York 18- Tatum 4-7, Smart 4-8, Morris 2-5, Hay- in Ottawa, Ontario. lead with Gourde scoring Marshall (21-14), 6 p.m. Fran Quinn 73-76-75 38 (Dotson 6-7, Kornet 5-7, Knox 2-6, Mu- ward 1-3, Rozier 1-4, Horford 0-1, Baynes Texas Southern (24-13) at 225 (+9) $3,520 diay 2-7, Jenkins 2-7, Allen 1-2, Thomas 0-1). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds—Mi- Mikhail Sergachev, his second of the game on a Green Bay (20-16), 8 p.m. Scott Hoch 69-77-79 0-2). Fouled Out—None. Rebounds— ami 48 (Adebayo 14), Boston 49 (Hor- Brayden Point and Steven breakaway. THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP Tom Lehman 72-74-79 Chicago 44 (Harrison 10), New York 44 ford, Baynes 11). Assists—Miami 27 Stamkos also scored for the Stamkos made it 5-2 Semifinal winners, TBD Joey Sindelar 71-75-79 (Robinson 10). Assists—Chicago 20 (Wade 7), Boston 25 (Horford 10). Total WOMEN’S NIT 227 (+11) $3,120 (Lemon Jr., Harrison 5), New York 24 Fouls—Miami 17, Boston 18. Techni- Lightning (60-15-4), while with less than three min- David Frost 78-74-75 (Dotson 6). Total Fouls—Chicago 18, cals—Waiters. A—18,624 (18,624). Nikita Kucherov had two utes remaining. WEDNESDAY’S SEMIFINALS New York 18. A—18,874 (19,812). Northwestern (20-14) at David McKenzie 77-74-76 assists. Andrei Vasilevskiy ■ John Tavares scored James Madison (29-5), 6 p.m. 228 (+12) $2,640 TCU (24-10) vs. Arizona (22-13), 8:30 p.m. Chris DiMarco 74-77-77 NHL made 22 saves. against his former team, Championship Steve Jones 72-74-82 The other teams to win and the Maple Leafs Saturday, April 6 Larry Mize 73-79-76 EASTERN CONFERENCE Semifinal winners, 2 p.m. Scott Verplank 71-81-76 at least 60 regular-season clinched a playoff berth 229 (+13) $2,240 ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV games in a season are the with a 2-1 victory over the WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Russ Cochran 74-78-77 z-Tampa Bay 79 60 15 4 124 314 214 32-7-2 28-8-2 21-4-0 x-Boston 79 47 23 9 103 247 207 29-8-3 18-15-6 16-9-2 1976-77 Canadiens (60-8- Islanders. Calle Rosen also INVITATIONAL 230 (+14) $2,080 Bob Tway 80-73-77 x-Toronto 79 46 26 7 99 279 238 23-14-2 23-12-5 14-9-3 12) and the 1995-96 Red had a goal for Toronto, WEDNESDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP 231 (+15) $1,760 Montreal 79 42 29 8 92 238 227 23-12-4 19-17-4 13-8-5 Florida 80 36 32 12 84 263 274 20-13-6 16-19-6 14-11-3 Appalachian State (20-14) Larry Nelson 73-77-81 Wings (62-13-7). which needed just one vs. North Texas (18-15), 5:30 p.m. Detroit 79 31 38 10 72 221 265 16-18-5 15-20-5 9-14-4 Corey Pavin 80-72-79 Buffalo 79 31 38 10 72 212 265 20-14-5 11-24-5 9-12-5 Brady Tkachuk and Max point to secure its postsea- Jerry Smith 77-77-77 Ottawa 79 28 45 6 62 234 290 18-18-4 10-27-2 10-15-2 NCAA MEN’S TOURNAMENT 232 (+16) $1,456 Veronneau scored for the son spot and won for the CONFERENCE RECORDS Mark Brooks 79-77-76 METROPOLITAN GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Senators. Craig Anderson, fourth time in 11 games CONFERENCE W L Pct. Brad Bryant 75-79-78 x-Washington 80 47 25 8 102 276 245 23-10-6 24-15-2 19-6-2 playing in his 400th game (4-5-2). Atlantic Coast (7) 13 6 .684 233 (+17) $1,312 x-N.Y. Islanders 80 46 27 7 99 223 195 24-13-4 22-14-3 17-9-1 Southeastern (7) 12 6 .667 Greg Kraft 76-77-80 Pittsburgh 79 43 25 11 97 265 232 22-14-3 21-11-8 15-8-4 236 (+20) $1,168 Columbus 79 45 30 4 94 247 222 22-16-2 23-14-2 17-9-1 Big Ten (8) 13 7 .650 Carolina 79 43 29 7 93 234 218 23-13-4 20-16-3 11-13-2 West Coast (2) 3 2 .600 P.H. Horgan III 82-73-81 Philadelphia 79 37 34 8 82 236 264 19-17-4 18-17-4 10-15-2 Big 12 (6) 7 5 .583 Gary Nicklaus 76-79-81 N.Y. Rangers 79 31 35 13 75 220 262 18-13-8 13-22-5 9-12-5 Pac-12 (3) 4 3 .571 New Jersey 80 30 40 10 70 217 269 20-14-7 10-26-3 9-15-3 IN BRIEF Ohio Valley (2) 2 2 .500 WORLD RANKINGS Atlantic Sun (1) 1 1 .500 RK. GOLFER COUNTRY AVG WESTERN CONFERENCE Big West (1) 1 1 .500 1. Dustin Johnson U.S. 9.54 CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV GOLF: Kevin Sutherland made his first birdie in two days, Mid-American (1) 1 1 .500 2. Justin Rose England 9.51 x-Winnipeg 79 46 29 4 96 265 234 25-12-4 21-17-0 13-11-0 and it was all he needed to finally chalk up his second PGA Northeast (1) 1 1 .500 3. Rory McIlroy N. Ireland 8.38 x-Nashville 79 44 29 6 94 229 208 23-14-2 21-15-4 13-11-1 Southern (1) 1 1 .500 4. Brooks Koepka U.S. 8.29 x-St. Louis 79 43 28 8 94 234 214 22-15-2 21-13-6 12-9-4 Tour Champions win. Sutherland, bothered overnight by Summit League (1) 1 1 .500 5. Justin Thomas U.S. 8.13 Dallas 79 41 31 7 89 200 194 22-14-3 19-17-4 13-9-2 American Athletic (4) 3 4 .429 6. Bryson DeChambeau U.S. 7.34 Colorado 79 36 29 14 86 249 237 19-14-6 17-15-8 11-9-5 a 2-foot putt that could have ended the sudden-death Big East (4) 1 4 .200 7. Francesco Molinari Italy 7.07 Minnesota 79 36 34 9 81 206 230 15-17-7 21-17-2 11-9-4 playoff, holed an 18-foot birdie putt on the seventh extra America East (1) 0 1 .000 8. Rickie Fowler U.S. 5.96 Chicago 79 34 33 12 80 258 283 17-14-8 17-19-4 12-7-4 hole Monday morning to beat Scott Parel in the Rapiscan Big Sky (1) 0 1 .000 9. Jon Rahm Spain 5.93 PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Big South (1) 0 1 .000 10. Xander Schauffele U.S. 5.92 System Classic at Fallen Oak in Biloxi, Miss. It goes down Colonial (1) 0 1 .000 11. Paul Casey England 5.55 z-Calgary 80 50 23 7 107 287 221 26-9-5 24-14-2 16-9-2 x-San Jose 79 44 26 9 97 279 253 24-11-5 20-15-4 16-7-4 as the first time in eight tries that Sutherland converted at Conference USA (1) 0 1 .000 12. Tiger Woods U.S. 5.37 Horizon (1) 0 1 .000 x-Vegas 80 43 30 7 93 246 221 24-11-5 19-19-2 18-6-3 13. Tommy Fleetwood England 5.13 Arizona 79 38 33 8 84 206 215 20-15-4 18-18-4 15-9-3 least a share of the lead going into the final round into a Ivy League (1) 0 1 .000 14. Jason Day Australia 4.96 Vancouver 79 34 35 10 78 217 246 19-16-5 15-19-5 10-14-4 victory. Metro Atlantic (1) 0 1 .000 15. Tony Finau U.S. 4.94 Edmonton 79 34 36 9 77 225 264 18-18-4 16-18-5 11-14-2 Mid-Eastern Athletic (1) 0 1 .000 16. Matt Kuchar U.S. 4.71 Anaheim 80 33 37 10 76 191 248 17-14-8 16-23-2 10-13-4 Missouri Valley (1) 0 1 .000 17. Bubba Watson U.S. 4.51 Los Angeles 79 29 41 9 67 192 255 16-21-3 13-20-6 12-11-3 NFL: Morgan Burnett’s injury-marred stay with the Patriot League (1) 0 1 .000 18. Patrick Reed U.S. 4.44 2 points for win, 1 for OT/SO loss. Top 3 teams in each division and two wild cards per Southland (1) 0 1 .000 19. Marc Leishman Australia 4.31 Steelers is over. The team released the veteran safety just conference advance to playoffs.; x-clinched playoff spot; z-clinched conference Southwestern Athletic (1) 0 1 .000 20. Louis Oosthuizen S. Africa 4.22 one season into a three-year, $14.5 million contract Sun Belt (1) 0 1 .000 21. Patrick Cantlay U.S. 4.15 Western Athletic (1) 0 1 .000 Burnett signed last March. The Steelers had hoped to pair 22. Phil Mickelson U.S. 4.02 MONDAY’S RESULTS JETS 4, BLACKHAWKS 3 (OT) Atlantic 10 (2) 0 2 .000 23. Gary Woodland U.S. 3.96 Burnett with Sean Davis in the back end of the secondary. Mountain West (2) 0 2 .000 Florida 5, Washington 3 24. Webb Simpson U.S. 3.90 Toronto 2, N.Y. Islanders 1 Winnipeg 2101—4 Chicago 1110—3 But Burnett injured a hamstring during training camp, 25. Kevin Kisner U.S. 3.81 New Jersey 4, N.Y. Rangers 2 26. Hideki Matsuyama Japan 3.63 returning in time to start the first two games before AUTO RACING Tampa Bay 5, Ottawa 2 1ST: 1, Chi,Toews 34 (Strome, Gustafsson), 27. Sergio Garcia Spain 3.62 St. Louis 3, Colorado 2, SO 4:25 (pp). 2, Wpg, Lowry 12 (Myers, Tanev), missing a month because of a groin injury. He ended up 28. Cameron Smith Australia 3.51 NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP Winnipeg 4, Chicago 3 (OT) 10:49. 3, Wpg, Roslovic 8, 19:26. Penalties: losing the starting job to rookie Terrell Edmunds. ... The 29. Adam Scott Australia 3.42 Vegas 3, Edmonton 1 Perreault, Wpg, (holding), 3:29, Keith, Chi, MANUFACTURERS 2. Ford, 257 (3) 30. Alex Noren Sweden 3.42 Calgary 7, Los Angeles 2 (tripping), 12:13. Chiefs acquired edge rusher Emmanuel Ogbah from the 1. Toyota 263 (4) 3. Chevrolet, 226 31. Rafa Cabrera Bello Spain 3.38 2ND: 4, Wpg, Roslovic 9 (Copp, Perreault), points (victories) 32. Jordan Spieth U.S. 3.34 TUESDAY’S GAMES 5:11. 5, Chi, Strome 18 (Caggiula, Gustafs- Browns in a swap for safety Eric Murray, who was 33. Ian Poulter England 3.34 Nashville at Buffalo, 6 p.m. son), 6:23. Penalties: Toews, Chi, Penalty originally drafted by current Browns general manager ROOKIE DRIVER POINTS 34. Keegan Bradley U.S. 3.27 Boston at Columbus, 6 p.m. 1. Ryan Preece, 97 2. Daniel Hemric, 72 shot (interference on breakaway PS), 0:40, 35. Matt. Fitzpatrick England 3.20 Carolina at Toronto, 6:30 p.m. John Dorsey. Ogbah did not report for the start of the 3. Matt Tifft, 62 4. Cody Ware, 18 Gustafsson, Chi, (delay), 0:50, Laine, Wpg, 36. Matt Wallace England 3.15 Tampa Bay at Montreal, 6:30 p.m. 5. Quin Houff, 7 through Sunday (slashing), 2:13, Forsling, Chi, (holding), Browns’ offseason program Monday, a sign that a trade 37. Tyrrell Hatton England 3.12 Pittsburgh at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. 11:40, Wheeler, Wpg, (high stick), 18:36. 38. Li Haotong China 3.02 Winnipeg at Minnesota, 7 p.m. 3RD: 6, Chi, Strome 19 (Gustafsson, Toews), was in the works. The 25-year-old defensive end was CUP RACE VICTORIES 1 Denny Hamlin, 2 Kyle Busch, 2 39. Henrik Stenson Sweden 3.01 Philadelphia at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. 17:40. Penalties: Gustafsson, Chi, (hook- picked 32nd overall in the 2016 draft and had 12 ⁄2 sacks Brad Keselowski, 2 Joey Logano, 1 40. Eddie Pepperrell England 3.01 Edmonton at Colorado, 8 p.m. ing), 8:23, Caggiula, Chi, Byfuglien, Wpg, while starting all 40 games he played the last three 41. Billy Horschel U.S. 2.89 Los Angeles at Arizona, 9 p.m. major (fighting), 19:47. LAPS LED LEADERS 42. Kiradech Aphibarnrat Thailand 2.85 San Jose at Vancouver, 9 p.m. OT: 7, Wpg, Hayes 19 (Myers), 3:38. seasons. 1. Brad Keselowski, 538 43. Branden Grace S. Africa 2.71 SHOTS: Wpg 9-14-10-6—39. Chi 12-7-7-2—28 WEDNESDAY’S GAMES 2. Kyle Busch, 427 3. Ryan Blaney, 195 44. Lucas Bjerregaard Denmark 2.71 POWER PLAYS: Wpg 0-of-4, Chi 1-of-3. 4. Kyle Larson, 142 5. Joey Logano, 135 Ottawa at N.Y. Rangers, 6:30 p.m. 45. J.B. Holmes U.S. 2.63 GOALIES: Wpg, Hellebuyck 33-23-2 (28 TENNIS: Ninth-seeded Belinda Bencic of Switzerland St. Louis at Chicago, 7 p.m. 46. Charles Howell III U.S. 2.59 shots-25 saves). Chi, Crawford 14-18-5 (39- Calgary at Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. opened play at the Volvo Car Open with a 6-3, 6-0 victory 47. Kyle Stanley U.S. 2.55 35). A: 21,314. SOCCER 48. Justin Harding S. Africa 2.50 over Australia’s Destanee Aiava at the WTA’s first 49. Shane Lowry Ireland 2.49 TENNIS clay-court event of the season in Charleston, S.C. Latvia’s MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER 50. Brandt Snedeker U.S. 2.49 Jelena Ostapenko, the 10th seed, opened with a 6-1, 6-4 LPGA ROLEX RANKINGS WTA VOLVO CAR OPEN Nao Hibino d. Giuliana Olmos, EASTERN W L T PT GF GA 4-6, 6-1, 7-6 (5). RK PLAYER Country AVG R1 at Family Circle Tennis Center; victory over Johanna Larsson of Sweden. Sofia Kenin D.C. United 3 0 1 10 9 1 Charleston, S.C.; outdoor-green clay Margarita Gasparyan d. Columbus 3 1 1 10 6 4 1 Sung Hyun Park S. Korea 7.06 Victoria Rodriguez, 6-1, 6-0 ousted 2009 tournament champion Sabine Lisicki 7-5, Toronto FC 3 0 0 9 10 3 2 Ariya Jutanugarn Thailand 6.30 #9 Belinda Bencic d. Destanee Aiava, Stefanie Voegele d. ABogdan, 7-6 (4), 6-2 6-4. x Philadelphia 2 2 1 7 7 6 3 Minjee Lee Australia 5.74 6-3, 6-0. Ivana Jorovic d. Timea Babos, Cincinnati 2 2 1 7 7 7 4 Nasa Hataoka Japan 5.70 #10 Jelena Ostapenko d. 2-6, 6-4, 6-3 Montreal 2 2 0 6 7 11 5 Jin-Young Ko S. Korea 5.62 Johanna Larsson, 6-1, 6-4. WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: North Carolina has placed Orlando City 1 2 2 5 6 8 6 Inbee Park S. Korea 5.15 #13 Sofia Kenin d. Sabine Lisicki, ATP SINGLES RANKINGS N.Y. Red Bulls 1 2 1 4 5 4 7 So Yeon Ryu S. Korea 4.92 7-5, 6-4. 1. Novak Djokovic, Serbia 11070 Hall of Fame coach Sylvia Hatchell and her three Chicago 1 2 1 4 5 7 8 Nelly Korda U.S. 4.90 #14 Ajla Tomlanovic d. Magda Linette, 2. Rafael Nadal, Spain 8725 assistants on paid administrative leave amid player New England 1 3 1 4 5 9 9 Lexi Thompson U.S. 4.53 6-2, 7-6 (7). 3. Alexander Zverev, Germany 6040 N.Y. City FC 0 1 3 3 4 8 10 Carlota Ciganda Spain 4.41 Jessica Pegula d. Irina Khromacheva, 4. Roger Federer, Switzerland 5590 concerns and is reviewing the program. School spokes- Atlanta 0 2 2 2 2 6 11 Jessica Korda U.S. 4.38 1-6, 7-6 (4), 6-1. 5. Dominic Thiem, Austria 4765 man Steve Kirschner said the review is “due to issues WESTERN W L T PT GF GA 12 Brooke M. Henderson Canada 4.27 Sara Sorribes Tormo d. Fanny Stollar, 6. Kei Nishikori, Japan 4200 raised by student-athletes and others.” He did not specify Los Angeles FC 4 0 1 13 15 5 13 Amy Yang S. Korea 3.98 6-0, 6-3. 7. Kevin Anderson, South Africa 4115 Seattle 3 0 1 10 10 3 14 Lydia Ko N Zealand 3.91 Tamara Zidansek d. 8. Stefanos Tsitsipas, Greece 3240 what those issues were. He said the university has hired a Houston 3 0 1 10 10 5 15 Georgia Hall England 3.87 Anna-Lena Friedsam, 1-6, 6-2, 6-0. 9. Juan Martin del Potro, Argentina3225 Charlotte-based law firm to conduct the review and FC Dallas 3 1 1 10 9 5 16 Danielle Kang U.S. 3.86 Monica Puig d. Sara Errani, 6-0, 6-1. 10. John Isner, U.S. 3085 LA Galaxy 310976 17 Shanshan Feng China 3.79 Tatjana Maria d. Natalia Vikhlyantseva, 11. Marin Cilic, Croatia 3015 “assess the culture” of the program. He said there was no Sporting KC 2117114 18 Sei Young Kim S. Korea 3.74 6-2, 7-5. 12. Karen Khachanov, Russia 2810 Minnesota 220697 19 Eun-Hee Ji S. Korea 3.49 timetable but added the review will be “thorough and Mandy Minella d. Anna Karolina 13. Borna Coric, Croatia 2345 Real Salt Lake 1314512 20 Moriya Jutanugarn Thailand 3.38 Schmiedlova, 3-6, 7-5, 6-0. 14. Daniil Medvedev, Russia 2295 prompt.” Hatchell, a 2013 Hall of Fame inductee, has a Colorado 0322612 21 In Gee Chun S. Korea 3.28 Allie Kiick d. Pauline Parmentier, 15. Milos Raonic, Canada 2140 Vancouver 031147 22 Jeongeun Lee S. Kore 3.25 career record of 1,023-405 and is 751-325 in 33 years at 16. Marco Cecchinato, Italy 2021 Portland 0311512 23 Jiyai Shin S. Korea 3.13 6-3, 6-0. WTA SINGLES RANKINGS North Carolina with a national title in 1994. ... Napheesa San Jose 0400214 24 Charley Hull England 3.06 Shelby Rogers d. Evgeniya Rodina, 1. Naomi Osaka, Japan 6021 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie. 25 I.K. Kim S. Korea 2.99 6-4, 6-2. Collier has had an incredible senior year so far, leading 26 Ai Suzuki Japan 2.88 Aliona Bolsova d. Francesca di Lorenzo, 2. Simona Halep, Romania 5782 UConn back to the Final Four for a 12th consecutive year. FRIDAY’S GAME 27 Hye Jin Choi S. Korea 2.81 6-3, 7-5. 3. Petra Kvitova, Czech Rep. 5645 LA Galaxy at Vancouver, 9 p.m. 28 Marina Alex U.S. 2.78 Martina Trevisan d. Nadiia Kichenok, 4. Karolina Pliskova, Czech Rep 5580 The senior forward averaged 20.9 points, 10.5 rebounds SATURDAY’S GAMES 29 Lizette Salas U.S. 2.71 6-2, 6-1. 5. Angelique Kerber, Germany 5165 and shot 61.4% to earn a spot on The Associated Press Montreal at N.Y. City FC, noon 30 Sun Ju Ahn S. Korea 2.68 Taylor Townsend d. Astra Sharma, 6. Kiki Bertens, Netherlands 5050 All-America team. She was joined by Iowa’s Megan Chicago at Toronto FC, 2 p.m. 31 Austin Ernst U.S. 2.60 3-6, 6-2, 6-3. 7. Elina Svitolina, Ukraine 5020 Los Angeles FC at D.C. United, 2 p.m. 32 Cristie Kerr U.S. 2.53 8. Sloane Stephens, U.S. 4287 Gustafson, Oregon’s Sabrina Ionescu, Louisville’s Asia Minnesota at N.Y. Red Bulls, 6 p.m. 33 Angela Stanford U.S. 2.49 WTA ABIERTO GNP SEGUROS 9. Ashleigh Barty, Australia 4275 Durr and Mississippi State’s Teaira McCowan. Voting was Colorado at Orlando City, 6:30 p.m. 34 Azahara Munoz Spain 2.43 R1 at Club Sonoma; Monterrey, Mexico; 10. Aryna Sabalenka, Belarus 3595 FC Dallas at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. 35 Michelle Wie U.S. 2.38 outdoors-hard 11. Serena Williams, U.S. 3461 done before the NCAA Tournament by the 28-member New England at Columbus, 6:30 p.m. 36 Brittany Lincicome U.S. 2.32 #6 Kirsten Flipkens d. Olga Danilovic, 12. Anastasija Sevastova, Latvia 3270 media panel that votes on the AP Top 25. Portland at San Jose, 7 p.m. 37 Anna Nordqvist Sweden 2.31 6-2, 6-1. 13. Caroline Wozniacki, Denmark 3117 38 Angel Yin U.S. 2.28 Real Salt Lake at Seattle, 9 p.m. Magdalena Rybarikova d. Misaki Doi, 14. Anett Kontaveit, Estonia 2845 39 Hyo-Joo Kim S. Korea 2.27 SUNDAY’S GAME 2-6, 7-6 (5), 6-3. 15. Julia Goerges, Germany 2835 — Edited from news services Sporting KC at Cincinnati, 2 p.m. 40 Seon Woo Bae S. Korea 2.13 16. Wang Qiang, China 2812 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 D

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KNICKS 113, BULLS 105 Lopez’s selfless play stands out in defeat If Bulls get their way, unrestricted free agent will return next season By K.C. Johnson Chicago Tribune

NEW YORK — Robin Lopez turned 31 on Monday. And that’s no joke. What is almost laughable is that Lopez didn’t get recognized as one of 12 nominees for the NBA’s Twyman-Stokes teammate of the year award. It’s presented based, according to the league, “on self- less play, on- and off-court leader- MARY ALTAFFER/AP ship as a mentor and role model to Bulls center Robin Lopez (42) other NBA players, and commit- shoots over the Knicks’ Mitchell ment and dedication to team.” Robinson on Monday in New York. All Lopez did this season was help quell talk in a group text BULLS RECAP exchange of boycotting a Jim With 31.1 seconds left, Boylen practice at a tenuous time; Robin Lopez missed two not ask for a buyout to play for a free throws with a contender; and mentor Wendell chance to set a career-high but still Carter Jr., his likely replacement. scored a season-high 29 points in And this comes after Lopez not the Bulls’ 113-105 loss to the Knicks. complaining last season when JaKarr Sampson, in his first game management removed him and as a Bull, tied his career-high with Justin Holiday from the starting 22 points. All five Knicks starters lineup after the All-Star break to reached double figures. try to improve draft lottery posi- For the most updated stories, go to tioning. chicagotribune.com/sports Even better, Lopez, who scored 29 points in the Bulls’ 113-105 loss to the Knicks Monday night at buyout deadline to be playoff- Madison Square Garden, has kept eligible, Lopez never approached his sense of humor throughout. Bulls management about one. “No,” Lopez said when asked if “I think part of it is they’ve any teammates had given him shown me a lot of respect. So I’m presents. “But you know what? I trying to show them a little respect think everybody’s presence here is too,” Lopez said of management, a gift to me.” coaches and teammates. “As far as Lopez also shared a story about the buyout goes, I feel that there’s MATT MARTON/AP leaving a Mediterranean cruise kind of a contract there. And you Jonathan Toews celebrates his goal with teammates during the first period Monday at the United Center. with his twin brother, Brook, to want to respect that a little bit. travel from Turkey to Dublin to “I’ve always enjoyed the guys JETS 4, BLACKHAWKS 3 (OT) Newark, N.J., to New Orleans for a on the squad as long as I’ve been physical when the Suns traded here. Any chance I get to see the him in July 2012. He then immedi- floor with them, I try to relish the ately flew back to Venice to re-join experience.” the cruise. Lopez appeared in his 70th “I like to travel a lot in the game on Monday, trailing only offseason,” Lopez said. “But I Ryan Arcidiacono. It’s the fifth Too top-heavy think I’m going to have to be time Lopez has played in at least stationed a little closer to Cali- 70 games. That includes three fornia than usual.” seasons of 82 games and one with Big names excellent, but lack of depth crippling Hawks That’s because Lopez is an 81 appearances. unrestricted free agent, one that “Maybe my plodding style has By Jimmy Greenfield BLACKHAWKS He didn’t have a multipoint game executive vice president John its benefits, I suppose,” Lopez said, Chicago Tribune RECAP among his first 29 while compil- Paxson and coach Jim Boylen knocking on the wooden bench Dylan Strome scored ing just 12 points. have said they’d welcome back. below him. “And as you go Looking back on the Black- his second goal of the Since then, Gustafsson had 10 But Lopez hasn’t just been a good through the league, you learn how hawks season and seeing what game late in the third period to multipoint games entering Mon- teammate; he has played well. to manage your body, manage Patrick Kane, Jonathan Toews, help the Blackhawks earn a point day and had scored 44 points (12 That’s why the 11-year veteran is your minutes. I certainly did.” Alex DeBrincat and Erik Gustafs- in their 4-3 overtime loss to the goals, 32 assists) in 46 games to expected to draw interest from Boylen called Lopez “a winning son have accomplished inspires a Jets at the United Center rank among the top defensemen other teams. player” who not only shows up for bit of awe. Monday night and allow them to in the league. What will drive Lopez’s deci- games, but practices as well. He And a bit of aw, why aren’t the stave off playoff elimination. The Hawks have received sion? also understands there will be Hawks better? Despite Strome’s heroics, the some solid and promising per- “I think there are a lot of competition for Lopez’s selfless If somebody had told you in Avalanche can eliminate the formances throughout the rest of different facets. A big part of it is service. October that future Hall of Hawks on Tuesday if they beat the roster. Dylan Strome was what’s presented on your plate. “And that’s OK,” Boylen said. Famers Kane and Toews would the Oilers or lose in overtime or a nearly a point-per-game player Obviously, anybody in the NBA “Just like he has an obligation for put together possibly their great- shootout. until recording only one point in would love to be on a competitive Bulls across his chest to be impor- est regular seasons, that might For the most updated stories, go his last seven games, and Bran- squad. And I do think this squad tant to him and to play hard, we have put a big smile on your face. to chicagotribune.com/sports don Saad’s 45 points are right has a chance to be very competi- have an obligation to help him Add in DeBrincat soaring past around what you would expect tive next year,” Lopez said. “It is a provide for his family. If that’s the 40-goal mark in his second out of him (he averaged 48 over business. You’re looking out for somewhere else, that’s part of the season and Gustafsson coming stands as well as anybody that his first five full seasons). your family as well. But those are business. He’ll have choices. out of nowhere to approach 60 individual glory doesn’t neces- They just haven’t had dynamic the two biggest factors for me.” Hopefully we’ll be one of them.” points, and the only question sarily translate into team success. players elsewhere in the lineup. Despite the two-time defend- might have been, “Where do I “There’s some things you’ve Rather than demand extra out of ing NBA champion Warriors [email protected] buy playoff tickets?” got to identify that maybe can players who might not be able to scouting Lopez in advance of the Twitter @kcjhoop Well, not in Chicago. There make our team better,” Toews give it, coach Jeremy Colliton almost certainly won’t be a post- said. “You think that guys having relied more heavily on his best season for the Hawks, who faced seasons like that makes the dif- players during the Hawks’ bid for the possibility of being elimi- ference. But at the end of the day, a playoff berth. BULLS NOTES nated from playoff contention hockey’s a very team-oriented “It’s something we’re aware of, after Monday night’s game game, more so than other team and we just have felt that against the Jets at the United sports maybe. You can have a throughout the second half that if Center. superstar on your team and you we were going to get back in it, Dunn trying to salvage That the Hawks have strug- still need a lot of different pieces we needed to lean on the top gled so frequently despite getting to make your team successful. So guys,” Colliton said. “For the extraordinary seasons from their in that sense it doesn’t matter too most part they’ve come through at least 1 more game best players underlines a lack of much.” for us, and that’s why we’ve been By K.C. Johnson coach Jim Boylen said of shutting depth they must address in the Kane’s season was strong from in the playoff race, playing big Chicago Tribune more starters down. “That’s a offseason. the start. He had two points in games. collaborative, collective decision Toews set a career high with each of the first three games and “Long term, we’d like to use NEW YORK — Kris Dunn did by everybody.” 77 points and equaled his best went scoreless in just nine of the more of the lineup. So it’s some- some on-court work before Mon- If this is it for Dunn, he will only with 34 goals when he scored in first 61 games. He entered Mon- thing we’ll work toward.” day’s game, his first action since have played in 46 games. That’s the first period Monday. Having day’s game with 105 points, one laboring through 21 minutes, 26 six fewer than last season. With been on nine playoff teams three shy of his career high. [email protected] seconds of action against the Jazz Boylen moving to a multi-ballhan- Stanley Cup winners, he under- Gustafsson is a different story. Twitter @jcgreenx on March 23. dler system, Dunn’s scoring aver- “I couldn’t move out there,” age has dropped from 13.4 points Dunn said of trying to play that last season to 11.3 this season. His night against the Jazz. “Once I was six assists per game match last BLACKHAWKS NOTES hit by a screen, everything was just season’s average. His rebounding activated. And I wasn’t able to do — 4.3 to 4.1 — and steals — 2 to 1.5 too much. The back tightens up — averages are similar. and you can’t react as quick as you ‘It’s crazy’: Kane plays 900th game want to. You can’t run as fast as For starters: The lineup of Walt By Jimmy Greenfield Hull for eighth on the Hawks’ but has yet to show coach Jeremy you can. Breathing shortens.’’ Lemon Jr., Shaquille Harrison, Chicago Tribune all-time list during the 2019-20 Colliton he deserves to be a Dunn, who the team says has a Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot, opener in Prague. permanent part of the lineup. He muscle strain in his mid-back, Wayne Selden Jr. and Robin As soon as the puck dropped “It’s crazy — 900 games,” Kane had three goals and two assists in thinks there’s value in returning if Lopez marked the Bulls’ 25th Monday at the United Center, said. “It’s gone by pretty quickly, 50 games before Monday. he can, even if it’s only for one or different lineup. Lemon also rep- Patrick Kane hit another mile- but as far as my career has gone “He can bring some energy, get two games. resented the 18th different player stone, and this one really freaked and what’s happened here in this in on the forecheck, be physical, “I love to hoop,” he said. “And to start a game, which ties a him out. city and organization, I wouldn’t try to play in the offensive zone,” we’ve got some guys down, yeah, franchise record set in 2003-04. Kane, who turned 30 last year, have it any other way. So it’s been Colliton said. “If he can end his so that’s the kind of game I like.’’ Lemon had never played in played in his 900th game with a fun ride and looking forward to shift in the offensive zone with Meaning the ball would be in Madison Square Garden. the Blackhawks. He has four many more.” his line, then the next guys come Dunn’s hands more? years remaining on the eight- out in a good spot. Having been “Yes sir, yes sir,” he said. Layups: Charlie Henry, who year, $84 million contract he Hey, it’s Hayden: After playing out for a while, he’s going to be Still, it’s more likely than not coached the Windy City Bulls the signed in 2014 and would need 12 games in February, forward excited, he’s going to want to that Dunn, Zach LaVine and Otto last two seasons, is joining Fred another deal covering at least John Hayden appeared in only make an impact, something to Porter Jr. are done for the season, Hoiberg’s staff at Nebraska, ac- three seasons to break Stan three last month and had been a prove.” joining Lauri Markkanen, Wen- cording to multiple reports. Mikita’s team record of 1,394 healthy scratch for the last 11 dell Carter Jr., Chandler Hutchi- Hoiberg worked with Henry at games played. games before playing Monday One-timers: Corey Crawford son and Denzel Valentine. LaVine, Iowa State and hired him to the Of course, Brent Seabrook against the Jets. The last time he started his 13th straight game, the who the team says has right Bulls organization. ... Brooklyn (1,079 games) and Duncan Keith got into a game was March 7, longest streak by a Hawks goalie patellar tendinitis, didn’t travel on native Rawle Alkins played in (1,074) can beat him to Mikita’s when he played 6 minutes, 37 since he started 14 straight from this two-game trip. Porter only did front of family and friends, includ- mark. seconds against the Sabres. Nov. 1 to 29, 2014. ... David Kampf because of his roots in Washing- ing his high school coach. … If Kane plays in the three Hayden has been on the roster missed Monday’s game with fa- ton, the next stop. Shaquille Harrison had a steal in remaining games this season, he the entire season and has had cial and dental injuries suffered “That’s been discussed. The his 10th straight game, tying a would be in line to tie Dennis opportunities to prove himself Saturday against the Kings. decision just hasn’t been made,” career-long streak. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 9 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE Boogity! Boogity! Boogity! Fox Sports needs a change By Jenna Fryer Associated Press

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Darrell Waltrip will soon “Boogity! Boog- ity! Boogity!” his way into retire- ment. It’s time. And time for Fox Sports to look at deeper changes in its NASCAR television broadcast, too. Everyone yearns for an oppor- tunity to say farewell on his own terms. Waltrip has that chance now to bring his second career as a NASCAR broadcaster to a close and squeeze out his classic catch- phrase as Fox Sports’ portion of the NASCAR schedule wraps up in June. NASCAR fans have demanded change in nearly every area of the sport, yet one area tiptoed around for some reason is the cracker- barrel, down-home broadcast Fox gives its audience for its coverage of the elite Cup Series. The 1-2 punch of Waltrip and Mike Joy spend too much time spinning yarns from the good ’ol days while relative newcomer Jeff Gordon awkwardly guffaws along with the gang. The carnival-like yukfest in the booth is stale, the cornpone of it all only magnified since the network began using current drivers in its coverage of the Xfinity Series. Kevin Harvick, Brad Keselowski and others have proven that by simply talking about the action in front of their eyes they can deliver an informative and entertaining program void of back-slapping tales and quips that consistently fall flat. Waltrip has hinted this could be his last season in the booth, ending a broadcast career that began with the 2001 Daytona 500 and Fox Sports’ heralded acquisition of a slice of NASCAR’s TV rights. He was in tears when brother Michael won the race at about the same time Dale Earnhardt was killed in a fatal crash elsewhere on the track. “Mikey! Alright!” he cried. Then Waltrip looked at Earn- hardt’s wreck. “How ’bout, Dale? Is he OK?” It was an historic moment, but in the years since, Waltrip has become a caricature of himself and the malapropisms and mis- takes have only heightened the urgency for fresh voices. He also helped land a TV spot for his younger brother, who also has an over-the-top, aw-shucks persona. The Hall of Fame driver con- ceded in a January response to a Twitter user that his final race could be on the horizon. Waltrip acknowledged Fox Sports had assembled “an amaz- ing group of young and enthusias- tic” talent in his tweet, “but they still need “old guy” wisdom, I’m happy to say that for another year that “old guy” will be me!” With 11 Cup races remaining in the network’s coverage this sea- DOUG JENNINGS/AP son, there has been speculation Darrell Waltrip celebrates in Victory Lane after winning the Daytona 500 in 1989. Retirement hasn’t been Waltrip’s strong suit — since his long Waltrip would announce his re- driving career, he has become a fixture in the Fox broadcasting booth since the network began carrying NASCAR in 2001. tirement as early as this weekend at Bristol Motor Speedway. The in while being respectful to his like Harvick to become broadcast- talk was so loud last week — with elders, Gordon has had to learn to ers down the road and has used the assumption that Harvick is in insert his opinion and, well, cor- Bobby Labonte, Regan Smith and line to replace Waltrip in the rect Joy and Waltrip. Dale Earn- new hire Jamie McMurray heavily booth — that both the 2014 champ hardt Jr., meanwhile, was an on race day. The network grabbed and his manager both insisted instant hit with his exclamations analyst Ricky Craven and new- Harvick will still drive for Stew- of “Slidejob!” for rival NBC Sports. shound Bob Pockrass when ESPN art-Haas Racing next season. Fox Sports, like everything else pulled out of NASCAR this season, Fox Sports said no announce- in NASCAR, needs a change and and strengthened its commitment ment regarding its talent was the first will likely be Waltrip to the sport by investing in a currently scheduled. making the biggest call of his state-of-the art virtual studio set Waltrip should go ahead and 19-season TV career — that it is in Charlotte. Fox’s resources are make his plans known. time to hit the road. He is 70 years deep, the pit reporting team is He is one of NASCAR’s storied old and has always been a central knowledgeable and Larry Mc- characters, one of the first to build figure in the weekly touring show. Reynolds has found a new role a brand around his supersized He made his debut in 1975 and has since Gordon replaced him in the personality, and he parlayed it into been part of NASCAR’s road show booth. a lifetime as one of the sport’s ever since. He has seen it all, from Harvick is under contract to strongest ambassadors. But active the lean early days to NASCAR’s drive through next season. But as he is on social media, there is no popularity boom to its current Fox Sports should not wait to way he has missed the over- fight to stay relevant. address its booth until Harvick or whelming criticism directed his Retirement has never been his crew chief Chad Knaus or whom- way over the past several days in strong suit, though, and Waltrip ever is ready. The three-man particular. He seemed a bit muted hung around as a driver when his booth has become passe and there Sunday at Texas Motor Speedway, best days were long behind him. are better ways to utilize the talent and seemed slow to utter his He won 84 races and three Cup Fox Sports already has to freshen “Boogity! Boogity! Boogity! Let’s titles, but was simply turning laps up the broadcast. go racing, boys!” call to open the at the end of his career. It was The sooner Fox Sports and race. more of a celebrity-style goodbye Waltrip acknowledge change is While Waltrip and Joy have tour anyway: The Fox deal was coming, the better it will be for the been picked apart by those un- waiting for him and he went from network and its star broadcaster. happy with the broadcast, Gordon the race car to the booth without a Fox can begin experimenting on has been trapped since his 2016 break. how to approach next season, and debut. The booth is not big But that was 2001, and the Waltrip can make one more fare- enough for the two veteran egos modern fan NASCAR is chasing to well tour that honors his lifetime and Gordon, the Hall of Famer watch on TV or on their devices commitment and contributions to who was supposed to be has little connection to a driver NASCAR. He can look forward to NASCAR’s version of the athlete- who made his last Cup start when retirement as a NASCAR digni- turned-broadcaster that Tony today’s budding stars like William tary. EVAN VUCCI/AP Romo has become for CBS Sports. Byron were still toddlers. He can also skip the Monday Darrell Waltrip has hinted that this could be his last season in the Still trying to shoehorn his way Fox Sports has groomed drivers morning reviews. booth, and his farewell race could come in June. 10 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

PATRICK SMITH/GETTY PHOTOS Michigan State’s Kenny Goins, a fifth-year senior who was key to the Spartans’ run to the Final Four, launches a 3-pointer in the regional final Sunday against top-seeded Duke. Experience is required Duke’s young stars are one and done, and Izzo’s old guys made sure of it

By John Feinstein | Washington Post

WASHINGTON — Tom Izzo had been talking for close to an hour Saturday night, killing time until he went to meet with his players to make last-minute plans for their game Sunday in the East Region final against Duke. Earlier in the day, at the NCAA’s dreary, mandatory off-day news conference, Izzo said all the right things about Zion Williamson and how hard he would be to guard. “I’d like to have Khalil Mack to try to stop him,” he said, referring to the Chicago Bears’ monstrous pass rusher. He said all the right things about Mike Krzyzewski and how much he respected Duke. Now, though, as he stood up to leave Saturday night, he smiled. “You know what?” he said. “Everything I said about them is true, but we’ve got a chance. I’m telling you, we’ve got a chance — a real chance.” Duke freshmen Zion Williamson, Cam Reddish and Tre Jones absorb a deflating loss against Michigan State. If there are two things Izzo knows cold, they are basketball and his Michigan State Goins averaged a career high 8.1 points this the key to beating the Blue Devils was that it was an honor to compete against his Spartans. That’s why, as thrilled as Izzo was season but became an important part of the simple: Punch them in the face. Attack them team. Izzo felt the same way, and truth be Sunday evening, when the clock ran out on Izzo rebounding machine, averaging nine from the first minute and make everything told, the win was extra special because his his team’s 68-67 victory over the No. 1 per game. hard. Wherever Williamson went, two record against Krzyzewski before Sunday overall seed Blue Devils, he wasn’t sur- But as the ball swung to him Sunday defenders were sure to go. Often, when he was 1-11. prised. evening, he had hit 3 of 11 shots against recognized the double team and tried to But Izzo had a feeling about this team Through the roller-coaster ride that was Duke and was 5 for 21 for the weekend at pass, it went astray; he had five turnovers, and about this game. He believed that, as this souped-up game, he had known it all Capital One Arena. He also was wide open. two fewer than the entire Michigan State great as Williamson is, Winston would be along: His team had a chance — more than a Too late, Williamson realized Goins was all team. the most important player on the court. He chance. Even with Duke up 66-63 with 1:33 alone. He charged at Goins, hand up, hoping “I felt like I spent most of the first half not thought his team could hurt Duke on the to go, the Spartans knew they could win. to distract him. so much X-and-O’ing as trying to get my boards — and he was wrong about that; The game came down to two key He didn’t. Goins caught it calmly and guys to settle down,” Krzyzewski said. “I Duke won the rebounding battle 42-31. But possessions. On the first, Izzo during a swished a 3-pointer with 35 seconds left for felt as if they just wanted it too much.” the turnovers (seven for Michigan State, 17 timeout drew up a perfect give-and-go play a 68-66 lead. Williamson, who finished with Or maybe they were just a little worn out for Duke) made up for that margin, leading that allowed Cassius Winston, the game’s 24 points and 14 rebounds, will be the first mentally and emotionally. The Blue Devils to a 15-0 margin in fast-break points. most dominant player, to slip a pass to pick in the NBA draft come June. were fortunate to be here: A potential In the end, after all the twists and turns, Xavier Tillman, who cut the margin to Goins isn’t going to be drafted, and if he game-winning shot for Central Florida lead changes and momentum swings, it 66-65 with 1:17 to go. plays basketball next season, it almost rolled off the rim a week ago in the second came down to the fifth-year former walk-on Then, after a wild miss by Duke’s RJ certainly will be overseas or in the G round, and a game-tying layup at the buzzer lining up a shot against basketball’s Next Barrett, Izzo called a timeout again. This League. But this was his moment — not clanked off the rim Friday night in the One. The former walk-on won. A few time, Tillman reversed the ball to Kenny Williamson’s. region semifinals against Virginia Tech. minutes later, his team was cutting down Goins, and in a split second the beauty of The game wasn’t actually over, but, as it In the end, the Blue Devils ran out of the nets as the Next One and his teammates college basketball came into focus. turned out, it was. lives. They also had come up against a team sat devastated in their locker room. Goins is a fifth-year senior who turned Barrett, another top-five draft pick in a with more experience, one that had dealt There was irony in the player under down midmajor Division I offers to walk on couple of months, badly missed a 3, then he with as much adversity as Duke had — and Wojcik’s watch hitting the game-winning at Michigan State. According to Izzo’s got another chance when the rebound went came out of it tougher. One perhaps better shot. Thirty-three years ago, Krzyzewski’s assistants, no one gets yelled at by Izzo out of bounds off the Spartans. He then got able to take a punch. first Final Four team beat Navy, led by David more. fouled driving to the basket but, needing to The victory means Izzo will be coaching Robinson, in a region final. Navy’s point On Friday night, when Goins missed his make both free throws with five seconds in his eighth Final Four and his first since guard was Doug Wojcik. first six shots against LSU, Izzo turned left, missed the first and accidentally made 2015 — when the Spartans lost to Duke in On Sunday, Robinson sat behind Duke’s repeatedly to assistant Dane Fife, scream- the second. the semifinals. Sunday’s loss marked the bench, there to support son Justin — a Duke ing, “What is wrong with your boy?” Ballgame. Old guys beat young guys. second year in a row that Krzyzewski was walk on. And his former teammate’s charge Fife had no answer to that one, except to Winston, a junior, was hounded all night by denied a chance to surpass John Wooden sent Duke home. say — under his breath — “He’s Wojcik’s.” Duke freshman defensive whiz Tre Jones and become the sole leader in Final Four Williamson and the one-and-done Duke That would be assistant Doug Wojcik, but never blinked, finishing with 20 points, trips, with 13. freshmen will go on to make their millions. who has spent countless hours with Goins, 10 assists and just one turnover. As always, he was gracious in defeat, Michigan State will go on to Minneapolis. working on his shooting and overall game. Izzo told his players Saturday night that telling Izzo during the postgame handshake Tom Izzo knew it all along. Tuesday, April 2, 2019 | Section 4 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT Chicago of his time

ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS Top left: Mayor Richard J. Daley’s license plate from 1955. The numbers represent his vote total in his first election. Above: Peggy Glowacki, special collections librari- an, and Dan Harper, special collections assistant archivist, in the Richard J. Daley Library at UIC with display of papers and other memorabilia of the first Mayor Daley. On the eve of getting a new mayor, a visit with the first Mayor Daley, his artifacts at UIC

By Tuesday’s end, was encased in a plastic box and is one of the thou- elected mayor in 1955, defeating Republican Robert there will be a new sands of items that comprise the Richard J. Daley E. Merriam. Those numbers were affixed to Daley’s Chicago mayor. She Collection housed inside, appropriately enough, license plate until his death a few days before will be the first the Richard J. Daley Library. Christmas in 1976. African-American “In many ways it is not what you expect,” says There are all manner of fascinating, enlightening Rick Kogan female mayor in the Dan Harper, special collections assistant archivist. and, frankly, weird and wonderful items in this Sidewalks city’s long and rau- “Yes, there is a great deal of material about the man Daley collection, which came to UIC in 2005 and cous history and so, himself but also lot of things that help give perspec- which has been meticulously organized by Harper, hungry for historical perspective and eager for tive to and understanding of the time in which he who is originally from Denver, and his boss, Peggy enlightenment, I decided to commune as best I lived and worked.” Glowacki, a lifelong Northwest Sider and the spe- could with a former mayor who was most assured- At the moment, we do not know how many cial collections librarian. ly not female or African-American. people will vote in Tuesday’s mayoral election. Harper and Glowacki played for me an old film That is what I was doing one afternoon last week Since 553,180 votes were cast for the 14 candidates of Daley’s 1955 inaugural speech. Among its 2,716 on the third floor of a building on the sprawling in the Feb. 26 primary it seems highly unlikely that words were these, “As mayor I feel that one of my University of Illinois at Chicago campus, staring at either candidate will top 708,222, which was the an Illinois license plate with the number 708-222. It total number of votes Daley received when first Turn to Kogan, Page 4

RECORDINGS IN PERFORMANCE ‘A Number’ ★★★ Mekons report back on their Remember when cloning camping trip to the desert was our greatest fear? By Greg Kot The music takes its cues from By Chris Jones many of the concerns at the Chicago Tribune the desert’s otherworldliness and Chicago Tribune forefront of these first decades its hardy inhabitants, a metaphor of the 21st century. Imagine the Mekons on camel- for a band improbably in its fifth A problem with writing dys- When “A Number” was first back, cursing and shouting in a decade. The Mekons thread hu- topian dramas, be they in the produced in 2002 (starring dust storm as they watch a manic mor and poignancy through songs theater or on TV, is that the Michael Gambon and Daniel Peter O’Toole in his blue-eyed that crackle, veer, swoop and sources of societal anxiety Craig), Dolly, the famously “Lawrence of Arabia” prime combust. There are moments change fast. That is not to say cloned Scottish sheep, was still leading yet another thankless where everything feels ready to that we get any less anxious alive (she since has been taxi- charge. It’s a heck of a mirage fall apart — as if the heat, sand and overall, merely that the causes dermied). Ralph, a cloned rat, conjured by the octet on its latest vast emptiness have driven every- of our neuroses shift as new was soon to follow, as was an album, “Deserted” (Sin/Blood- one mad. That’s the sound of threats emerge. Afghan hound named Snuppy. shot). “Lawrence of California,” as guit- Take, for example, Caryl Churchill’s play, though, wor- The Mekons are U.K. Clash-era ars stutter over Steve Goulding’s Churchill’s masterfully written ries about the ethical and emo- contemporaries who have mor- hammering drums and the vocals play “A Number,” which you tional minefield that is human phed into a transcontinental turn into a shouting match. Its now can see in a simple, solid cloning. At the time in Britain, art-punk collective of artists, counterpoint arrives with “In the and skillfully acted production there was much mishegoss over activists, authors, agitators and Desert,” a story of death and de- from the busy director Robin the Human Reproductive political mischief-makers who struction buried in weary voices. Witt at Writers Theatre in Glen- Cloning Act of 2001, basically take on everything from country These master surrealists are in coe. This 65-minute piece is one designed to prevent anyone swing to reggae, rock to Eastern top form on “Weimar Vending of more than 50 dramatic works getting the idea of creating the drone. They convene every few Machine,” in which they channel penned by a brilliant writer copy of a human being. years to make an album, this time Berlin cabaret over droning MICHAEL BROSILOW PHOTO whom many of us would think Churchill’s play imagines landing outside Joshua Tree stringed instruments and girl- Nathan Burger, foreground, is son of as the greatest living British what might happen if they did. National Park in the Southern group sassiness, then slip into the Bernard and William Brown is the playwright, a prescient feminist And in doing so, it uses a very California recording studio of father Salter in “A Number” at scribe who was born in 1938 and bassist Dave Trumfio. Turn to Mekons, Page 3 Writers Theatre in Glencoe. yet whose works anticipate Turn to Number, Page 3 2 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 CELEBRITIES Tribune news services ASK AMY By Amy Dickinson

[email protected] Twitter @askingamy MATTHEW MURPHY/AP One-man ‘Morons’ show: John Leguizamo is taking his irreverent one-man Dreams dashed by academic abuse comedy show, “Latin His- tory for Morons,” on the road, kicking off a 12-state Dear Amy: My dream is to Dear Damned: You don’t Dear Fair Tipper: Your tour with a two-night stand be a medical researcher. I mention what your profes- husband’s logic seems like at the Apollo Theater in have devoted my life to this sor did or what the conse- a simple justification for New York starting June 20. goal, and entered a Ph.D. quences might have been. shorting a service worker. The 90-minute show, program straight out of I understand the tension A cleaner isn’t only which investigates Latino college. Unfortunately, my in trying to re-enter acade- cleaning up “for” someone culture through the ages, supervising professor mia — the very system that else, but “after” you. was on Broadway last year, abused me, and I felt I had let you down — where Think of it this way: You earning a best play Tony no choice but to leave the disclosing details might don’t tip the cleaning staff Award nomination. A ver- program for my health and circle back to harm you. when you check in because sion is on Netflix. safety. I think an appropriate it hasn’t had the joy of I tried a different career, way to account for your cleaning up after you yet. ‘Queen’ musical: A musi- but my heart is tied to my years away is to disclose You should leave a tip cal inspired by Queen’s dream. Though my abuser that you chose to leave for the cleaning staff after music is set for a North tried hard to turn me away your program (not that you each night of your stay, America tour following the from the work I love, I am were chased out): “My including your last day popularity of the movie resilient and determined to program was a bad fit, and before you check out. “Bohemian Rhapsody.” make a difference. I have I withdrew before com- Tipping each day ensures CHRIS PIZZELLO/INVISION “We Will Rock You” will been working entry-level pleting my degree. I real- that the person who actu- Queen Latifah will produce and star in “Paper Chase,” open Sept. 3 in Winnipeg, positions in the field, but I ized during my time away ally cleaned your room that about a college student trying to reinvent herself. Manitoba. The tour will need a Ph.D. for the roles I that I am determined and day receives your thanks. stop in other cities includ- want most. Five years after passionate about this area Any time cleaners tidy ing New York, Los Angeles, leaving, I am applying to of research. All of my up “after” you, their work Queen Latifah to Denver and Las Vegas. The grad school again. choices point toward re- should be recognized with producers say the musical I have to address my entering the field and gratitude. Hotel cleaners helm teen comedy “reflects the scale and previous Ph.D. program in completing my Ph.D.” are hard-working, usually spectacle that marked the application. My history This accounts for your women, and often first- Queen’s live performances.” is suspicious and poten- time away and cracks the generation immigrants. Queen Latifah will star in and produce the teen Tickets go on sale Friday. tially disqualifying for door open for further Hotel room cleaning is comedy “Paper Chase” movie through her Flavor Unit admission if not addressed explanation, if required. I physically demanding, and production company along with Gunpowder & Sky. Ready for close-ups: The upfront. Departments do agree with you that being in many cases how your Latifah and Shakim Compere, who founded Flavor work of famed celebrity not want to risk admitting circumspect is wisest. room is maintained is the Unit in 1995, will executive produce with Gunpowder and fashion photographer candidates with perceived Always pivot toward your first line of a guest’s review & Sky’s Van Toffler. Herb Ritts is on display personal issues. If I don’t strengths. You’ve gained a of the property. “Shakim and I have known Van forever and we’re through Labor Day at the explain why I left the pro- lot during your time away thrilled to collaborate with him and his team,” Latifah Fenimore Art Museum in gram, I look like I’m hiding from the classroom, and Dear Amy: I felt you were said. “This film is exactly what we love to do, make Cooperstown, N.Y. “Herb something. If I say I left you need to convey that way too lenient in your fun and energetic projects that audiences have a blast Ritts: The Rock Portraits,” because of abuse or allude you are ready to return. answer to “Co-Pilot,” going to see. We can’t wait to get started.” includes photos of such to leaving for safety rea- whose husband insisted on The story will follow an ideal-driven, well-meaning music icons as David Bow- sons, it is off-putting and Dear Amy: When my driving and insisted on New Orleans teenager named Alicia, who is ready to ie, Tina Turner, Bruce may negatively affect me. husband and I stay at a texting while driving. reinvent herself at Kensington University in Atlanta. Springsteen, Paul McCart- In grad applications, hotel, I always leave a daily You suggested that she When she can’t pay her tuition, Alicia, her cash- ney, Bob Dylan, Prince and both apparent omissions tip for the person who refuse to ride with him on strapped mom and her best friend plan to throw a Madonna. Ritts died in and oversharing beyond cleans our room; this in- longer trips. I suggest that rager to raise the money to keep her college dream 2002. interpersonal boundaries cludes on the day of our she refuse to ride with him alive. can kill a candidate’s departure. My husband at all. “I’m looking forward to getting the old MTV Films April 2 birthdays: Actress chances. In an ideal world, does not think I should tip — Upset crew back together and continuing the tradition of Linda Hunt is 74. Singer I could say this was a per- on the last day because exposing new breakthrough talent,” Toffler said. “And, Emmylou Harris is 72. sonal matter. I’d rather “the room is being cleaned Dear Upset: Scores of getting the opportunity to work with Queen Latifah Country singer Buddy ignore it, but my history is for someone else.” I dis- readers responded: No- and Shakim is an opportunity you don’t pass up.” Jewell is 58. Actor Christo- a red flag that detracts agree, as the cleaning per- body (including me) wants Latifah starred in the hit comedy “Girls Trip” and pher Meloni is 58. Actor from my academic, profes- son is still tidying up after to share the road with this stars in the Fox series “Star.” Gunpowder & Sky spe- Clark Gregg is 57. Actor sional and personal merits. us even if we are leaving. jerk. cializes in developing and distributing independent Adam Rodriguez is 44. How do I tactfully ex- To me, this only seems fair. projects and recently acquired the domestic rights to Actor Michael Fassbender plain my past without I told husband that I Copyright 2019 by Amy Alex Ross Perry’s drama “Her Smell,” starring Elisa- is 42. Country singer Chris scaring off schools or leav- would “Ask Amy.” Is my Dickinson beth Moss as a tormented punk rock singer. Janson is 33. Actor Jesse ing them guessing? husband correct on this? Plemons is 31. Actor Jack — Damned if I Do — or — Fair Tipper on Cape Distributed by Tribune — Variety Moore is 16. Don’t Cod Content Agency Crossword

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IN PERFORMANCE ‘The Firestorm’ ★★★ Politician’s past drives wedge in marriage Career, relationship When: Through April 28 reframed after Where: First Folio Theatre, Mayslake Peabody Estate, racist act revealed 1717 31st St., Oak Brook By Kerry Reid Running time: 1 hour, Chicago Tribune 35 minutes Tickets: $34-$44 at A white — and putatively 630-986-8067 or liberal — politician with a www.firstfolio.org rising profile finds his ca- reer threatened when a story about a racist act he committed in college comes let a crisis go to waste in to light. No, it’s not the showing how valuable she Ralph Northam story. But can be to the boss. She’s like the already-nearly-forgotten a perkier (and far less pro- scandal from way back in fane) version of Anna February surrounding the Chlumsky’s Amy Virginia governor and the Brookheimer, the aide to racist photos of him in his Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ Selina medical school yearbook Meyer on HBO’s “Veep.” comes to mind when view- Thankfully, Friedman ing Meridith Friedman’s doesn’t go the obvious route “The Firestorm.” That the with the younger woman/ politician in Friedman’s play older man dynamic be- has a black wife makes the tween Leslie and Patrick. stakes even more fraught. TOM MCGRATH PHOTO There are some self- This play was first done Steve O’Connell and Melanie Loren perform in “The Firestorm” at First Folio Theatre in Oak Brook. conscious moments in this locally at Stage Left Theatre production, particularly in in 2015, which also staged antitrust attorney with little president. cisely equal. Gaby may have giving too much away, we the early scenes between Friedman’s “The Luckiest interest in being made over The strongest part of enjoyed greater material do see that the words Patrick and Gaby. But that People” a year ago. I found into a stereotypical political Friedman’s play — which wealth than working-class painted on that dormitory may well be a choice by Stage Left’s production wife. At a meeting with Lambert’s staging teases out Patrick. But none of that door long ago did in fact Lambert and her actors to strong but felt Friedman’s Patrick’s campaign aide, a little slowly but ultimately protected her from the leave lasting scars. It’s an hint at how much the mar- script was a bit pat at points. Leslie (Kayla Kennedy), she to good effect — is the ways constant barrage of assump- important thing to keep in riage rests on the shaky That judgment still stands makes it clear that she’s not in which she suggests that tions from classmates and mind when the cries of ground of assumptions that in part in viewing director particularly maternal or people in high-powered colleagues that her presence “What about redemption?” haven’t been fully vetted. Rachel Lambert’s staging spiritual — nor is she inter- careers seek advantageous in mostly white environ- start filling the air before Angela Weber Miller’s set — for Oak Brook’s First Folio ested in relaxing her hair to matches. Perhaps they’re ments was because some- any full accounting has been walls of polished slats that Theatre. But the cascade of look more like Michelle not so different from medi- one was checking off a box made of past sins. reveal what’s waiting in the scandals involving high- Obama, thanks. Patrick eval royalty in that regard. for diversity, rather than The question that Fried- wings and that seem like level men in politics and teases Melanie about being Love’s got something to do due to her own hard work man hints at but never they could tumble down at media since 2015 certainly a snob due to her seemingly with it, certainly. But all and intelligence. directly asks is this: If Pat- any moment — capture the adds a frisson of immediacy privileged childhood. other things being equal, For Patrick, his past ac- rick could be swayed as a vulnerability of Gaby and to the story. And some of the But it’s his past that both Patrick and Gaby (who tion is something that he young man to doing some- Patrick’s relationship. superficial aspects of the drives a wedge when a have only been married a excuses as caving to peer thing he had to know was so But then again, we characters seem, in this college acquaintance, de- couple of years) projected pressure — a youthful indis- wrong and hurtful, what shouldn’t assume the walls second encounter, part of an nied a job in Patrick’s cam- possibilities of career ad- cretion that he’s sure does it say about his es- won’t stand. Northam sur- adroit decision on Fried- paign, goes to the press with vancement and prestige couldn’t have been a defin- sential character and val- vived his firestorm of bad man’s part to make us ques- a story about a fraternity onto each other without ing incident for anyone, ues? It’s a gnawing mystery PR and is still governor, tion their motives and sin- initiation ritual involving fully realizing what they including his victim. Fried- without resolution. after all. cerity throughout. painting the ugliest of racial were signing on for. man makes the subtle but This isn’t just a political Patrick Henderson (Steve slurs on a black student’s The greater problem is strong point that it’s not up morality play. Particularly in Kerry Reid is a freelance O’Connell) is a gubernatori- door — a student who had that in a country as racially to the victimizers to decide Kennedy’s Leslie, we see the critic. al hopeful in Ohio. His wife, been talking at a party to the divided as the United States, what is or isn’t a defining ambitions of a younger Gaby (Melanie Loren) is an girlfriend of the fraternity other things never are pre- trauma — and without woman who isn’t about to [email protected] Goodman, Lookingglass announce upcoming seasons By Chris Jones will begin in the fall in the staging of “A Christmas will host Jocelyn Blow’s based both on the novel by will reprise two of its big- Chicago Tribune smaller Owen Theatre with Carol,” Vanessa Stalling off-Broadway hit “School S.E. Hinton and Francis gest hits: Mary Zimmer- “Dana H.” (Sept. 6 to Oct. will direct the first Chicago Girls; Or, the African Ford Coppola’s movie. The man’s seasonal “The Stead- Two prominent Chicago 6), a new play by Hnath production of Lisa Mean Girls Play,” (March new musical’s book is by fast Tin Soldier“ (Nov. 1, theaters have announced based on the true story of Loomer’s “Roe” (Jan. 18 to 27 to April 26, 2020), di- playwright Adam Rapp, and 2019 to Jan. 26, 2020) and their 2019-20 seasons. Dana Higginbotham, a Feb. 23, 2020), a much- rected by the Chicago- music and lyrics are by the much-loved “Look- Lookingglass Theatre will prison chaplain held captive discussed new play about based Lili-Anne Brown. Jamestown Revival (Jona- ingglass Alice” (May 13 to stage a timely new play by a charismatic former the famous 1973 case that “American Mariachi” than Clay and Zach Aug. 16, 2020) as penned by about the former Chicago convict. Les Waters directs. legalized abortion. (April 25 to May 31, 2020), a Chance) and Justin Levine. David Catlin. Mayor Jane Byrne, while In the Albert Theatre Arrington Tuttle’s Jose Cruz Gonzalez piece Liesl Tommy is the director. the Goodman Theatre’s mainstage, the highly re- “Graveyard Shift” (Feb. 7 about an all-female maria- The Araca Group are in- For more information on the extensive slate highlights a garded Canadian director to March 8, 2020), a play chi band, co-produced with volved as commercial pro- Goodman season, visit musical adaptation of “The Donna Feore will direct a “loosely inspired” by the the Dallas Theater Center, ducers. www.goodmantheatre.org; Outsiders” with Broadway new staging of Theresa late Sandra Bland, will be follows the Friel revival in The centerpiece of the for more information on aspirations; a major revival Rebeck’s “Bernhardt/ staged in the Owen Theatre the Owen, under the direc- Lookingglass season — Lookingglass, visit of Brian Friel’s “Molly Hamlet,” (Sept. 14 to Oct. under the direction of tion of Henry Godinez. which contains one new www.lookingglass Sweeney” from director 20) a wry play about the Danya Taymor. And the Goodman sea- show — will be the world theatre.org. Robert Falls; and world French stage actress Sarah Falls’ revival of “Molly son ends next summer in premiere of “Her Honor premieres from Lucas Bernhardt, and a work seen Sweeney” (March 7 to the Albert Theater with the Jane Byrne,” (Feb. 26 to Chris Jones is a Tribune Hnath and Korde Arrington last season on Broadway. April 12, 2020) will occupy pre-Broadway world pre- April 12, 2020) penned by critic. Tuttle. In January in the Albert, the spring in the Albert miere of “The Outsiders,” the actress-writer J. Nicole The Goodman’s offerings following the annual re- Theatre, while the Owen (June 20 to Aug. 2, 2020), Brooks. Lookingglass also [email protected] Number Continued from Page 1

simple and clever theat- rical technique: Once you introduce the theme of human cloning, you can use the same actor to play both the original human and a carbon copy. Or maybe copies, since the technological possibilities did not limit you to one. And you can keep your audience guessing as to RICKY MALPAS PHOTO which one they are seeing. “Deserted” is inspired by the Mekons’ recording sessions So it goes here. The near Joshua Tree National Park. play is mostly a confronta- tion between Salter (here, William Brown), a father, and Bernard (Nate Bur- Mekons ger), his son, or sons. The Continued from Page 1 fils is understandably concerned about the chal- shredding of vestments and lenge to his own unique- the tearing of veils that is ness; his dad points out “Priest?” that the human impulse to On the aptly titled “Mi- replace any kind of lost rage,” Tom Greenhalgh love is formidable. He yammers on about the might be Barbra Streisand MICHAEL BROSILOW PHOTO Apocalypse: “Beats work- talking about her dogs. The play “A Number” is mostly a confrontation between son Bernard, portrayed by ing, beats drying, slow ‘Deserted’ Except, of course, the Nathan Burger, foreground, and father Salter, portrayed by William Brown. rising.” Sally Timms isn’t stakes are higher. having it. “Where you hid- Mekons “A Number” also raises When: Through June 9 come for our jobs. In actors, is dedicated to 1 ★★★ ⁄2 (out of four) ing?” she screams. Like so one of the scariest issue of Where: Writers Theatre, another decade or two, I Churchill’s original vision. many of the best Mekons all in human cloning — the 325 Tudor Court, Glencoe suspect we’ll be worrying I found myself wanting albums, “Deserted” feels idea that we might want most about the intersec- the production to bust out like you’ve been dropped hung out in Joshua Tree in another kid like our first Running time: 65 minutes tion of the two, as the line its lane a little more, to into the middle of an argu- his final days, and he’d one so that we might Tickets: $35-$80; between humans and look ahead, to take more ment just before a brawl likely appreciate the poi- avoid all the parenting 847-242-6000 and robots starts to blur. We’re risks. breaks out. In the end ev- gnant “How Many Stars?” mistake we made the first www.writerstheatre.org all likely to be at least That said, you might eryone staggers ’round the and the acid-folk cleansing time around. Like so mechanical by then, feed- well feel that the risks are campfire and passes around of “After the Rain.” Even the much in this play, that ing our impulse to stay inherent to the piece. If so, a bottle and makes up a few sound of distant guitars and offers plenty of food for alive even after our orga- know you are in excellent songs about what just went echoing voices that brings thought. and ethical scientists will nic matter starts to wear hands here, and they’re down. the album to a close is oddly Still, it struck me when prevent the situation out. What will that do for plenty of fodder for post- And why not? Hanging reassuring, the long fade I saw the production Churchill imagined from our worries about iden- show conversation; it out in the desert with bad into an endless horizon. Thursday how much happening, whereas those tity? won’t be too late. Wi-Fi and no cable leaves cloning has been replaced same politicians, and the Witt’s staging is very you with plenty of time to Greg Kot is a Tribune critic. by robotics as top of our donors who control them, disciplined — maybe to a Chris Jones is a Tribune contemplate the eternal dystopian list. Maybe do not have the same fault, although this very critic. question, “What would [email protected] there has been some con- vested interest in ensuring thoughtful director, work- Gram Parsons do?” Parsons Twitter @gregkot sensus that governments that the robots do not ing with two excellent [email protected] 4 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019

Leaving the library and walking across the hard Kogan concrete edges of the cam- Continued from Page 1 pus it was eerily quiet. Students and teachers were greatest responsibilities is away on spring break and to present a true picture of though there was some our great city — and to construction work pepper- erase the unreal notion that ing the area it was easy to many people have of Chi- recall the controversy and cago and its people. The anger that ensued in the mayor’s office is no ivory early 1960s when Daley tower. Its problems cannot decided that the building of be solved with a slide rule. this UIC campus would There are no miracles — cause the razing of a proud there are no bargains in and predominantly Italian government as in anything neighborhood. else. But if work, and sincer- In “Boss: Richard J. ity, and the highest dedica- Daley of Chicago,” Mike tion to the city and its peo- Royko wrote that residents ple can bring programs into were “stunned.” “The reality — If effort, intelli- neighborhood’s sense of gent approach and courage betrayal was heightened by can solve problems — If the fact that they had been humility, patience, and a loyal Machine ward. They vision can surmount obsta- poured out more Demo- cles — then Chicago will go cratic votes than Daley’s forward. own neighborhood,” Royko “To this end I will dedi- wrote. cate myself — to a sincere, It was easy to remember honest and vigorous admin- the energetic but ultimately istration, to maintain the unsuccessful protests and fabric of civil life in Chicago ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE PHOTOS lawsuits, the protest march and lay a concrete founda- Dan Harper, assistant archivist, and Peggy Glowacki, special collections librarian, stand behind a display of photos, arti- signs proclaiming “Daley is tion for a renewal of faith in cles and assorted memorabilia on display at the Richard J. Daley Library at University of Illinois at Chicago. a dictator,” and the City our City’s dignity and fu- Hall sit-ins, many led by ture.” “I look at Mayor that impassioned commu- Daley’s papers and other nity activist Florence Scala. materials — paintings, Daley differently The struggle ended in campaign buttons, news- 1963 and the campus paper clippings, speeches, than I once did.” started to rise and Daley reports, photographs, tape would come to consider it recordings, artifacts and on — Peggy Glowacki, special one of his proudest accom- and on — are the most collections librarian at the plishments. In a pointed prominent part of the Spe- University of Illinois at irony, Scala’s papers are also cial Collection & University Chicago housed at UIC. Archives of UIC, which also Later in the day, night contains the papers of other falling, I found myself politicians, judges, Illinois couple of keystrokes. But standing at the corner of public officials and other less than 1% of Daley’s North Avenue and Sedg- important sorts. material has been digitized wick Street near the apart- Anyone can visit and see and that is the way it should ment in which I grew up the collections, and over the be. There is a palpable and near the site of the years Daley has attracted punch to seeing the real former tavern/office of some serious academics things. 43rd Ward Alderman Ma- and scholars. But others That is why it was a mild thias “Paddy” Bauler. Lest have come seeking infor- thrill to hold in my hands a we forget, there are also 15 mation of a personal sort, typewritten letter sent to aldermanic races taking such as more than one Daley by Joseph P. Ken- place Tuesday and, lest we person who came asking nedy. Dated October 21, The Richard J. Daley Library features a wide assortment of photos from Mayor Richard J. forget, it was Bauler who, something along the lines 1960, weeks before John F. Daley’s time in office, including one when John J. Kennedy arrived in Chicago. on the night Daley was first of, “My grandfather walked Kennedy was elected presi- elected mayor in 1955, held with Daley in the St. Pat- dent, it reads, in part, rists who believe, wrongly, obligations and how really process of being cataloged a drunken party during rick’s Day parade in 1962 “Again, with all my sincere that Daley helped stuff difficult the job of mayor is.” and organized. “It contains which he uttered five and I was wondering if you gratitude to you for your ballot boxes for JFK. It would be easy to spend twice, maybe three times as words that are etched in might have a photo of that?” great help and cooperation “Being surrounded by all hours, if not days or weeks, much material as his fa- our political history. He “We try to help, no mat- at all times, and with my of this material, I look at plowing through the Daley ther’s,” says Glowacki. “And said, gleefully, “Chicago ter the request,” says Harp- warmest regard to you and Mayor Daley differently collection, touching history. so many gifts given to him ain’t ready for reform.” er. your family.” than I once did,” says It will be even more time- over the years, such as …” Good luck to the new We all tend to think, in Such an item, with its Glowacki. “I have come to consuming to tackle the She holds up a baseball mayor. this internet age, that every- “great help and cooperation appreciate the conditions collection of Mayor Richard autographed by former thing we want or need can at all times,” might give fuel he was dealing with, the M. Daley, which arrived at White Sox catcher A.J. [email protected] be had on a screen after a to those conspiracy theo- pressures, the financial UIC in 2016 and is in the Pierzynski. @rickkogan

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Horoscopes Dilbert By Scott Adams Today’s birthday (April 2): Discover unex- plored horizons this year. Discipline with your professional craft pays off. Take advan- tage of a windfall. Summer home renova- tions lead to a career switchback. Career growth next winter comes before domestic changes require adaptation. Aries (March 21-April 19): Today is a 5. News could astonish. Hide somewhere peaceful and quiet. All is not as it appears. Avoid rumors. Verify accusations from a second source. Taurus (April 20-May 20): 8. Keep your long-term com- munity vision in mind. Be hopeful; not foolish. Don’t fund a fantasy. Do your research, and focus efforts toward simple targeted actions. Baby Blues By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott Gemini (May 21-June 20): 8. Keep taking action to forward your professional dreams and visions. Consider outrageous ideas. List what you want to be, do, have and contribute. Cancer (June 21-July 22): 7. Make reservations in advance. Don’t depend on a fantasy. Send applications, and confirm your itinerary. Costs may be higher than expected. Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): 8. Collaborate for shared gain. Reaf- firm a commitment with your partner. Listen to all consid- erations before making a financial decision. Come up with a win-win scenario. Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): 7. Words grease the wheels with your partner. Discuss your dreams. Indulge in wild specula- tion, illusions and fantasy. Create new practical possibilities from the exercise. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): 7. Take a refreshing pause to con- Zits By Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman sider your goals, objectives and dreams for your physical labors, health and fitness. Indulge a fantasy. Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): 8. Romance grows in conversation with someone sweet. Allow for contingencies. The rules may change mid-game. Listen to your intuition. Share your dreams. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): 7. Imagine domestic dreams realized. Talk with family and housemates about your home improvement visions. Get imaginative. Indulge wild sugges- tions. Pursue one idea you all love. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 8. Brilliant ideas abound today. Creative expression flowers. Dig down for authenticity and truth. Write your dreams, visions and desires. Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): 9. Profit through communications. Express your dreams. Ask for what you want, no matter how impossible it may seem. Connect with a sense of spirit. Mr. Boffo By Joe Martin Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): 7. Consider the consequences of a personal decision. Discover something new about yourself. Write down your future dreams, hopes and visions.

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The Argyle Sweater By Scott Hilburn

Frazz By Jef Mallett

Bliss By Harry Bliss Classic Peanuts By Charles Schulz

Pickles By Brian Crane

Bridge East-West vulnerable, South deals North ♠ A8 ♥ A1076 Dick Tracy By Joe Staton and Mike Curtis ♦ AK8 West ♣ 7642 East ♠ 96 ♠ KQJ107432 ♥ 9854 ♥ Void ♦ 62 ♦ J1094 ♣ J10853 South ♣ 9 ♠ 5 ♥ KQJ32 ♦ Q753 ♣ AKQ South’s five no trump bid asked for specific kings, as today’s experts like to play. North’s response showed specifically the king of diamonds and South bid the grand slam. South won the opening spade lead with dummy’s ace Animal Crackers By Mike Osbun and led a heart to his king, discovering the 4-0 split. The nine of spades lead was surely from either a singleton or a doubleton, meaning The bidding: that West had started South West North East with at least seven 1♥ Pass 2NT* 4♠ minor suit cards. As ♠ South was only missing 4NT Pass 5 Pass six cards in each 5NT Pass 6♦ Pass minor, it was safe to 7♥ All pass cash one high card in each of them. South *Four or more hearts, game cashed the ace of clubs force and led a diamond to Opening lead: Nine of ♠ dummy’s ace. When East followed to both, he had two or three minor suit cards remaining, while West Prickly City By Scott Stantis had at least five. There were only four cards missing in each minor at this point, meaning that it was again safe to cash one high card in each minor. Declarer led a club to his king and a diamond to dummy’s king. The rest was clear cut when East showed out on the second club. South ruffed dummy’s last spade with the queen of hearts, cashed the queen of clubs, and led a heart to West’s eight and dummy’s 10. Dummy’s remaining club was ruffed with the jack of hearts and a heart was led for the marked finesse against West’s nine. South finished drawing trumps and took the last trick with the queen of diamonds. Give that man his Math degree!

— Bob Jones [email protected] Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Tuesday, April 2, 2019 7

Dustin By Steve Kelley and Jeff Parker Sudoku 4/2

ForBetterorforWorseBy Lynn Johnston

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

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

Mutts By Patrick McDonnell

Answer here

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WuMo By Mikael Wulff and Anders Morgenthaler Crossword 4/2

Sherman’s Lagoon By Jim Toomey

Brewster Rockit: Space Guy! By Tim Rickard

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