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Dems set to hold Building a life Barr in contempt

Nadler schedules a Wednesday vote aft er attorney general misses deadline

By Mary Clare Jalonick and Lisa Mascaro The Associated Press

WASHINGTON — A House committee is poised to hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress — the opening salvo in what could be a lengthy, acrimo- nious court battle between House Democrats and President Donald Trump’s administration over special counsel Robert Mueller’s report. House Judiciary Commit- tee Chairman Jerrold Nadler scheduled a Wednesday vote to hold Barr in contempt of Congress, citing the Justice Department’s failure to pro- vide the full text of Mueller’s report by the Monday morn- ing deadline. Nadler, D-N.Y., said Barr’s failure to comply with a subpoena left them with “no choice but to initi- Inmates work on a Habitat for Humanity house in Eustis as part of the Lake County Sheriff’s Offi ce’s construction Academy. [PHOTOS BY ate contempt proceedings.” HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF LAKE-SUMTER] The movement to hold Barr in contempt reflects the deep- ening rift between Democrats and Barr, whom they accuse Sheriff and Habitat for Humanity off er of spinning the results of Mueller’s investigation to Trump’s benefit. Barr, in a construction academy for inmates memo summarizing Muel- ler’s investigation, said there was insufficient evidence that By Payne Ray get released they’ll get a Trump obstructed justice — a [email protected] certificate with those hours conclusion Democrats fiercely on it,” said Master Deputy dispute. TAVARES — Hoping to Dave Wolniak, who super- Nadler said the version build on the success of the vises the inmates. “So they of Mueller’s report that has Inmate Sewing and Textile can put that in their resume already been released to the Program introduced almost with their application to a public offered “disturbing two years ago, the Lake company and have some- evidence and analysis that County Sheriff’s Office has thing on paper that says this President Trump engaged launched the Inmate Con- is what we did, this is how in obstruction of justice at struction Academy. many hours I did.” the highest levels.” Now, The academy, like the The inmates started he said, lawmakers need the textile program, is a voca- working in early April with full version and the underly- tional program for inmates Habitat for Humanity, which ing evidence “to determine that tracks their work hours provides work sites, tools, how to best move forward and documents their skills materials and inspections with oversight, legislation so they can move into well- for the projects, said Capt. and other constitutional paying jobs after serving Mike Fayette. The Inmate Construction Academy follows on the success of responsibilities.” time. The first project they’ve the Sheriff’s Offi ce’s Textile Program. Sheriff’s offi cials say the The committee said that “I keep track of their hours programs save taxpayers money but also provide inmates a path they put in, and when they See HABITAT, A6 to earn a living once they are released. See BARR, A6

North Korea tests new Biden surge fueled by Democratic missile, Trump’s resolve angst over who can beat Trump

By Eric Talmadge complete with fiery photos By Sahil Kapur that they can take on the by pundits about ‘elect- The Associated Press of a purported bull’s eye out Bloomberg Republican president. ability.’” She said such to sea, alarmed Washington’s Biden, who has taken an discussions were “short- TOKYO — North Korea regional allies and sug- Joe Biden has vaulted to early lead in the polls, was sighed” and leave out appears to have tested a new gests that Kim’s missiles are the front of the Democratic asked Saturday in a tele- “people in this room who short-range missile — and improving even as the Trump 2020 field by touting his vision interview in South helped build cities like President Donald Trump’s administration wrestles with electability. Now his rivals Carolina why his third pres- Detroit.” resolve to keep it from doing how to get him back to the for the nomination want the idential campaign would be In a reference to Biden, more of the same in the future. negotiating table. party’s voters to know that different from his failed Harris added: “We cannot The test early Saturday Kim personally super- they, too, have the chops bids in 1988 and 2008. He get dragged into simplistic was quickly played down by vised the test of what experts to beat President Donald answered with two words: narratives or yesterday’s Trump and his top advisers, believe was a short-range bal- Trump. “President Trump.” politics.” who noted it was not the kind listic missile first displayed The other 21 Democrats in The other Democratic On Saturday, Biden’s of long-range missile leader by North Korea at a military the field have been moving contenders have caught on. closest rival, Bernie Sanders, Kim Jong Un has refrained parade early last year, along to adjust their strategy since Speaking to the NAACP sought to assuage con- from launching since 2017. with a drill involving 240 Biden’s entry into the race in Detroit on Sunday night, cerns about his electability, But the sudden activity on April 25 and are making Sen. Kamala Harris took on the North’s east coast, See MISSILE, A6 the case directly to voters aim at the “conversation See BIDEN, A6

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LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Arkansas police fi re offi cer who fatally shot motorist

Police in Little Rock, Arkan- sas, on Monday fired a white officer who killed a black motorist, saying he violated departmental policy when he shot at least 15 times through the moving car’s windshield. In a letter to Officer Charles Starks, Chief Keith Humphrey said that voluntarily moving in front of a vehicle and firing at it instead of avoid- ing its path was a violation of policy. Starks has 10 business days to appeal his termi- nation, police spokesman Michael Ford said. Starks’ lawyer, Robert Newcomb, called the decision to fire Starks “political” and said the officer has started the appeal process.

MADRID Spain rescues over 416 migrants at sea in 3 days

Spain’s maritime rescue service says it saved hun- dreds of migrants while they were attempting to cross the Mediterranean Sea in the last three days. Britain’s Prince Harry speaks at Windsor Castle, Windsor, England, on Monday after his wife, Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, gave birth The service reported on to a baby boy. It is the fi rst child for Harry and Meghan, who married a year ago. [STEVE PARSONS/POOL VIA AP] Monday that it pulled 416 people from 10 different boats its rescue craft had inter- cepted starting on Saturday. Spain became the leading entry point to Europe last year, with 60,000 migrants arriving irregularly. The ‘I’m just over number arriving by sea peaked in October at 11,000 and fell to under 600 in March, according to Spain’s Interior Ministry. The U.N. refugee agency says more than 800 people are either missing or known the moon’ to have perished in 2018 while making the dangerous sea Harry, Meghan the younger son of Prince with joy to the welcome news next generation of royals journey to Spain. ‘absolutely thrilled’ Charles, heir to the throne, that the baby had been born. amid a genuine groundswell about birth of baby boy and the late Princess Diana, Some said it would provide of British public support for who died in a Paris car crash a welcome respite from the the monarchy. PARIS By Gregory Katz in 1997. continuing political stale- Meghan in particular French telecom giant Orange and Mstyslav Chernov The 34-year-old Harry, mate over Brexit. represents a change for the on trial over staff suicides The Associated Press speaking before TV cameras Londoners Pam and Keith royals. on Monday afternoon in Jonson said the news will At 37, she is older than The toll is shocking: 19 sui- WINDSOR, England Windsor, said he was pres- provide a lift to peoples’ Harry, had a previous mar- cides, 12 suicide attempts and — Meghan, the Duchess ent for the birth. spirits. riage that ended in divorce eight cases of serious depres- of Sussex, gave birth to “It’s been the most amaz- “You can tell by people and has strong feminist sion among employees at a healthy baby boy early ing experience I could ever around,” Pam Jonson said. views. As the daughter of France’s main telephone and Monday, a beaming Prince have possibly imagined,” “Lifts everybody a bit. Defi- a black mother and a white internet company over three Harry announced to the he said. “How any woman nitely. With all that’s been father, she says she identi- years. world, declaring he’s does what they do is beyond going recently. It’s nice uplift fies as biracial. A long-awaited trial began “incredibly proud” of his comprehension. actually.” Meghan also achieved Monday in Paris accusing the wife. “We’re both absolutely Prime Minister Theresa considerable success in her telecom giant Orange and The baby weighed 7 thrilled and so grateful for May congratulated the royal own right before agreeing pounds, 3 ounces at birth all the love and support couple and wished them the to a blind date with Harry seven former or current man- and was born at 5:26 a.m. from everybody out there. best in a tweet. that changed both of their agers of moral harassment and local time. Harry said their It’s been amazing, so we just The former Meghan Markle lives. Meghan had an impor- other charges. The company son was a little bit overdue wanted to share this with was an American TV star tant role in the popular TV was called France Telecom at and that had given the royal everybody,” he gushed. before retiring from acting to series “Suits,” pressed for the time of the suicides. couple more time to contem- Meghan’s mother, Doria marry Harry at St. George’s increased women’s rights The case initially involved plate names. Ragland, was reportedly also Chapel on the grounds of around the world and had a 39 employees with mental Harry said he was ecstatic with her daughter and said Windsor Castle a year ago. wide following even before health problems, including about the birth of their she is overjoyed, according to The child will be eligible for she joined the world’s most the almost half who killed first child and promised British media. Senior royals dual British-U.S. citizenship famous royal family. themselves. that more details — such as were informed of the birth, if Meghan and Harry want to Harry and Meghan the baby’s name — will be as was the family of Diana, go through the application recently moved from central The Associated Press shared in the coming days. Harry’s late mother, before process. London to a secluded house The couple said earlier they he went before the cameras. The birth of Britain’s known as Frogmore Cot- weren’t going to find out the The couple’s Instagram latest royal baby marks the tage near Windsor Castle, baby’s sex in advance. account said: “It’s a boy! completion of Harry’s trans- 25 miles (40 kilometers) west “This little thing is abso- Their Royal Highnesses the formation from a boy whose of London. The move is seen LOTTERY lutely to die for,” he said. Duke and Duchess of Sussex mother died when he was just in part as reflecting a desire “I’m just over the moon.” are overjoyed to announce 12 to a sometimes-troubled for privacy as they raise their Sunday, May 5 Harry and the palace the birth of their child.” teen, a committed military first child. Fantasy 5: 7-13-18-21-26 didn’t immediately provide Harry said he planned to man, a popular senior royal, a It also separates Harry details on whether the baby make another announce- husband and now to a proud and Meghan from William Monday, May 6 was born at a hospital or ment, probably in two days’ father. He has long spoken of and his wife Kate, the Duch- Pick 5 if it was a home birth. The time, “so everyone can see his desire to start a family. ess of Cambridge, who had Afternoon: 8-0-8-9-5 royal couple had earlier said the baby.” It’s expected they He and his older brother, been living in the same com- Pick 4 they wanted to keep details will pose for a family picture Prince William, along with pound at Kensington Palace Afternoon: 0-2-0-3 private. at that point. their wives, are seen by in central London with their Pick 3 The infant is seventh in Crowds that had gathered many in Britain as the new, three children — Prince Afternoon: 2-4-4 line to the British throne and in Windsor near the castle fresh faces of a royal family George, Princess Charlotte Pick 2 Queen Elizabeth II’s eighth that is one of the queen’s that had become stodgy and and Prince Louis — the new Afternoon: 6-8 great-grandchild. Harry is favorite residences reacted aged. They are raising the baby’s cousins.

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NEWS BRIEFS Eustis Chamber returns to Ferran Park LEESBURG Sovereign citizen says he was ‘traveling,’ not driving, on By Roxanne Brown and member of the Cham- suspended license roxanne.brown@ ber's board of directors. dailycommercial.com The City Commission A Leesburg man who claimed approved the deal last he couldn’t be arrested for a EUSTIS – The Lake Eustis week with the understand- traffic offense because he is a Area Chamber of Commerce ing that the Chamber will sovereign citizenship and not will soon be moving back work closely with the city to subject to state laws discovered into a lakefront building at incorporate economic devel- he was wrong. 1 West Orange Avenue in opment programs into its Calvin Brown, 34, was pulled Ferran Park it had called day-to-day operations. over for running a stop sign on home for years. City Manager Ron Neibert 14th Street near Circle K and, The Chamber struck a was directed to draft a lease according to the police, imme- deal with the city, the owner for $800 a month for five diately began telling the officer of the building, that chamber years, with five additional that running the stop sign was officials say will greatly ben- three-year options and an not a crime. He allegedly told efit both parties. option to buy. the officer his suspended license “We would be an extension “If you would try to add The Eustis Chamber of Commerce is moving back into the meant he’d be going to jail, but of the arm of the city, though an additional person to building it once occupied at Ferran Park. That building was he asserted that he hadn’t been separate,” said George recently vacated by the Lake Eustis Museum of Art. [CINDY SHARP/ driving at all and was in fact just Asbate, a local businessman See EUSTIS, A4 CORRESPONDENT] “traveling” as a Moorish Sover- eign Citizen. When police ran Brown’s name through their system, they discovered his license had been suspended five times, can- celed once and revoked twice for Motion habitual traffic offenses over the past 12 years. He had been con- A family at war granted to victed seven times. Police arrested Brown and charged him with a felony for question knowingly driving on a sus- pended license with more than Hyde trial three convictions. Moorish Sovereign Citizens emerged in the 1990s as an off- juror shoot of the sovereign citizen movement. They claim they By Frank Stanfield are independent of the author- Correspondent ity of the federal and state governments. TAVARES — Defense attorneys will get a chance EUSTIS to question a juror they claim Umatilla man tells police was guilty of misconduct he quit day job to sell drugs when he joined five others on the six-member panel to A Umatilla man allegedly convict their client of sec- told police during a traffic stop ond-degree murder in the Sunday that he quit his job to 2016 slaying of his girlfriend. sell drugs. Robert Palmer failed to The admission reportedly disclose that he had received came after officers discovered psychiatric pills, marijuana, a digital scale treatment and a ledger in the car of Kolin in the past, Johnson, 22. which is key Johnson, 22, was charged because Virgil with possession of marijuana Hyde III was with intent to sell, possession claiming he of Xanax and possession of Hyde was not guilty drug paraphernalia. He alleg- by reason edly told police he had just of insanity in shooting his made a sale and was on his way longtime girlfriend and the to a friend’s house when police mother of his two children, pulled him over and cited him Bobbi Wheeler. His lawyers for speeding on Lakeshore said if they had known about Drive in Eustis. Palmer’s past, they would He told police he had a small have used one of their pre- amount of pot in his backpack, emptory strikes to keep him but inside police found two off the panel. large bags, combined weighing Palmer “unquestionably roughly 181 grams, along with concealed the relevant and several smaller, empty bags. material information during He also admitted to having a jury selection,” Circuit Judge quarter of a “Xanax bar,” police Mark Hill noted in his order said. allowing the questioning. Officers questioned John- Dejah-Thoris Waite, also known as Chloe, is pictured at her mother’s grave recently. [SUBMITTED] One of the prosecutors in son about the drugs, ledger the case, Jonathan Olson, and scale, and he said he quit asked if any of the prospec- his job the week before and he Factions of Sue-Ellen Anselmo’s tive jurors or their family started selling drugs recently to members had experienced make money. any mental health issues. family at odds over her grave Some people responded. CLERMONT Palmer did not. Cops say man went on rampage By Frank Stanfield calling 911 from Greenwood were at the cemetery. Ian After the trial in Octo- against girlfriend, then teens Correspondent Cemetery and saying, “I has been charged with sec- ber, the defense team of killed my mom. She’s dead. ond-degree murder. Gregory Denaro and Clay- A Clermont man was EUSTIS – Raw grief over I strangled her.” More than a month later, ton Kaeiser discovered that arrested Saturday night after the strangulation of a preg- Thirty nine-year- Dejah-Thoris Waite, or Palmer’s wife once sought he allegedly attacked his girl- nant woman – allegedly by old Eustis hairdresser Chloe, as she is known to an injunction for domestic friend and went on a rampage her stepson – has exploded Sue-Ellen Anselmo was longtime friends and family, violence protection, alleg- against his teen son’s friends, into more violence in the unconscious when police urged friends to bring flow- ing that Palmer had received bringing his son along for the cemetery where she was found her slumped over in ers to her mother’s grave on treatment “off and on for 15 ride. killed and is now buried. a car. She died a few days Saturday, April 20. years.” Police say Michael Patrick Ian Anselmo, 21, was later. Police have said they Dolan, 43, allegedly struck his arrested on March 13, after do not know why they See FAMILY, A4 See JUROR, A4 girlfriend during an argument and threw a chair at her, then kicked her while she was on the ground. Shortly after, around 7:30 p.m., friends of his teenage Oliva to continue pursuing health care priority son started showing up at the house to meet him. Dolan was By Christine Sexton and affordability,” Oliva already in the car with his son News Service Florida said. “And I think we have in tow, the teens told police, to continue to have that when he yelled at them and TALLAHASSEE — In a discussion.” chased them off the property. year when he was able to The Republican business- They said he then chased them pass bills that he says will man from Miami Lakes made in their cars, nearly running bring needed disruption health care a top priority for them off the road multiple to health care in Florida, his two-year tenure as leader times. House Speaker Jose Oliva of the House. In his remarks Apparently, Dolan eventu- couldn’t muscle through one to start this year’s session in ally pulled over, stepped out of his top priorities: allowing March, he said the issue of of his car and pulled his pants advanced practice registered health care in the state is a down, yelling “suck it,” at the nurses to work indepen- “five-alarm fire” and prom- teens as they drove off. They dently from physicians. ised to reduce regulations. met law enforcement at a local But Oliva promised to By the time the session business. try again during the 2020 ended Saturday, he was Police arrested Dolan at legislative session, despite able to steer through the his home later that night, resistance from Gov. Ron Legislature several conten- House speaker Jose Oliva R-Miami Lakes, center, gives a fi st charging him with domestic DeSantis and Senate Presi- tious health-care proposals, pump at the end of his remarks as Senate president Bill Galvano, aggravated battery, assault, dent Bill Galvano. including a measure (HB 21) R- Bradenton, left, Gov. Ron Desantis, center right, and Lt Gov. child abuse and exposure of “I think that’s an impor- Jeanette Nunez, far right, react at the end of session on Saturday sexual organs. tant component to access See OLIVA, A4 in Tallahassee. [STEVE CANNON/AP] A4 Tuesday, May 7, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com INMEMORY Funeral Services Are pythons eating all the food?

By Kimberly Miller Overall, the Everglades click through the con- Okeechobee research. Willard McClure GateHouse Florida from the northern estuar- densed explanations of The Comprehensive ies to the southern reaches the grades or dig deeper Everglades Restoration Willard “Bill” McClure, be held at Community Florida's southernmost of Florida Bay, scored a 45, into the data in the 200 Plan, or CERP, was autho- 82, of Fruitland Park, United Methodist alligators are too skinny which is considered "fair" page report. The report rized by Congress in 2000 went home on Friday, Church, Fruitland Park, and Lake Okeechobee is but "concerning." card is divided into four as a blueprint for projects May 3, 2019. He was on Tuesday, May 7, choking on sediment, but "Things aren't all rosy," regions with results tar- aimed at returning the a lifelong native of 2019 at 10:30am, with natural springs long dry said Patricia Gorman, a geting specific subjects system to a more natural Fruitland Park, and Bill Pastor Loida Divine are bubbling again because science supervisor at the such as oysters in the St. state and preserving what retired as manager of officiating. In lieu of of ecosystem repairs high- South Florida Water Man- Lucie River, water levels in is left. The plan has an esti- the service department flowers, memorials may lighted in a new report agement District, who has Lake Okeechobee and food mated 50-year timeline for the Coca Cola in be made to Love Garden card on Everglades health worked on the reports from supply in Biscayne Bay. with a price tag of about Leesburg after 39 years. at the Community released last week. their inception in 2006. The report covers May $10 billion. He enjoyed volunteering United Methodist The federal performance "We continue to work on 2012 through April 2017, Last week's report was at the Church, gardening Church, Fruitland Park. report, which grades the improving the hydrol- which means it doesn't completed by the Resto- and wood working. Online condolences well-being of Everglades ogy through the Central include the full impact ration Coordination and Bill is survived by his may be left at www. flora and fauna on a 1 to 100 Everglades, but until we of Hurricane Irma or the Verification program, wife, Edna M. McClure; beyersfuneralhome.com. scale, is part of the regular have some of the infra- devastating outbreaks last which includes the Army daughter, Melanie (Ken) Arrangements entrusted five-year analysis of the structure in place to move year of blue-green algae Corps of Engineers, South Wagner, Leesburg; to Beyers Funeral Home Comprehensive Everglades water south from Lake and toxic red tide. Florida Water Manage- son, Willard (Michelle) and Crematory, Leesburg, Restoration Plan. Okeechobee there are still "If it went to 2019, many ment District, Florida McClure, Wesley Chapel, FL. But this is the first year going to be problems." of the scores would signifi- state agencies and the FL; two grandsons, one for the user-friendly Gorman said the report cantly tank," said Audubon University of Maryland granddaughter and two report card and interactive card is a way to reach a Florida scientist Paul Gray, Center for Environmental great grandchildren. website. wider audience who can who specializes in Lake Science. Memorial service will

Flora Mae (Flo) Garner practice registered nurses roles that advanced nurses “Once a perception is in OLIVA and physician assistants to and physician assistants can your mind it is difficult to and nephews. She was work without direct super- play without direct physi- remove it from there.” preceded in death by From Page A3 vision from doctors. cian supervision. But as session closed at her parents, Joseph and Gov. Ron DeSantis, who The FMA, a powerful the end of last week, there Vela Vay Dietrich, her backed most of Oliva’s physicians’ group, was the was still resistance. husband, Cecil Richard that would repeal the health-care agenda, is first statewide organiza- Galvano, who noted Garner, two beloved sons, state’s certificate-of- expected to sign all of the tion to endorse DeSantis’s some of the health care Richard David Garner need regulatory process other bills into law. But in bid for governor last year. measures he sponsored in and Ronald Ray Garner, for new hospitals and April, he said he was skep- The FMA PAC endorsed the past, said he is willing to a beloved daughter, Janet “tertiary” services. The tical of expanding the role of DeSantis in the Republican “have discussions.” But the Kathleen Tavenier and long-controversial CON nurses. primary just two days after Bradenton Republican said her two sisters, Myrtle process has required hos- “My general view is President Donald Trump that the bills passed during Flora Mae (Flo) Garner, Quinn and Doris Shelby. pitals to receive state that if you go to medical announced his support of the 2019 session were what 91, Leesburg, Florida A Visitation will be held approval before they can school and you go through DeSantis. he and other Republicans was called home to her prior to the service on build facilities or add all that training to become Meanwhile, Oliva said viewed as “reasonable” heavenly reward on Tuesday, May 7, 2019 the specialized medical a doctor, be a doctor,” an “educational process” proposals. Friday, May 3, 2019. Born from 5:00PM to 7:00PM services. DeSantis said. is needed to combat a per- Florida Medical Associa- in Monroe, Louisiana at Page-Theus Funeral Oliva said Florida took a “My mom’s a nurse, ception about giving more tion General Counsel Jeff the family migrated to Home, Leesburg, Florida. “quantum leap” in passing so I have great regard for authority to advanced Scott noted that proposals Leesburg in 1966. After Funeral Services will the CON bill and in other nurses,” he added. “But nurses. to expand the advanced many years of helping be held on Wednesday, measures that could allow it’s a different thing. And “People have a percep- nurses’ scope of practice in businesses that she May 8, 2019 at 11:00AM the importation of prescrip- so, I would have to really tion that what is being have been routinely filed and her late husband at Page-Theus Funeral tion drugs from Canada and be convinced that kind of asked of them is to allow over the years. That won’t Cecil Garner owned, Home, Leesburg, Florida create a legal framework for expanding scope of prac- nurse practitioners to change any time soon, he she was at home as a with Rev. Gary Blanchard “telehealth” services. tice would be good.” practice to the degree that said. homemaker. She was a officiating. Burial to But he was unable to The Florida Medical a doctor practices rather “I certainly expect to see member of First Baptist follow the funeral service push through a bill (HB 821) Association opposes Oli- than to the extent of their it back next year,” Scott Church of Leesburg, on Wednesday, May 8, that would allow advanced va’s efforts to expand the training,” Oliva said. said. where she taught Sunday 2019 at Hillcrest Memorial school and trained many Gardens Cemetery, young people for over 20 Leesburg. The family has years. She is survived by requested donations to be (LEMA) for $1,300 a month. opportunities for pro- inquire,” Carder said. “We two loving sons: James made to The First Baptist EUSTIS Since November, how- spective business owners, are going to help grow the (Reggie) Garner and Church of Leesburg- ever, the city had waived a possible hub for Eustis city. We see us having a his wife Suzanne and The Medical Clinic in From Page A3 LEMA's rent because it had memorabilia and more. great opportunity to help John (Randy) Garner Flo’s loving memory. experienced a downturn in Carder said their current more than we have been and his wife Sheryll all Online condolences membership that was caus- location at 1809 S. Bay St. is able to in a long time,” of Leesburg, FL; three may be shared by economic development, ing a financial strain, along hard to find, gets little to no Carder said. loving daughters: Linda visiting www.pagetheus. you would be way off with a reduction in govern- foot traffic and did not allow Commissioner Robert Gail Parks and Beverly com. Arrangements the charts in allocating ment grant funding. them to connect easily with Morin said he thinks a part- Ann Brockwell both are entrusted to Page- that. But with us you are The museum found a new new people coming to town. nership with the Chamber of Leesburg, FL and Theus Funeral Home getting 250 members, 15 home in Tavares and on She said the downtown is “a great idea” and even Deborah Sue Bowman and Cremation Services, board members and some April 30, LEMA moved out. location is more visible, plus sees the commission get- and her husband Leesburg. pretty darned devoted, Chamber President its close proximity to City ting involved in greeting J.R. of Lexington, KY; Eustis-loving folks,” Stephanie Carder said the Hall, Public Works, Ferran and talking with potential sixteen grandchildren; said Asbate. “This is a $800 monthly rent is in line Park and Lake Eustis will business owners. twenty nine great- volunteer extension for with their current mortgage complement both entities’ Commissioner Emily Lee grandchildren; two great the city. It’s very differ- payment and is all they can missions and staff. said she’d like to see the great-grandchildren ent than anybody else afford and still keep its "If we are back where Chamber develop men- and many loving nieces coming in here.” commitment to help grow we should be, those people torship programs to help Previously, the build- the city by way of serving driving around the lake are local students learn about ing had been leased to the as a welcome center, a mar- going to see the Cham- business. Lake Eustis Museum of Art keter of available business ber and they’ll come in to

before 2 p.m., according to “I told him to go back to he does not know why Clayton P. Bishop, Jr. FAMILY a Eustis Police report. the van,” Sebree said. He Ian allegedly attacked Clayton P. Bishop, Jr., 93, Waite’s mother-in-law, kicked and scratched her Sue-Ellen. of Eustis, died Saturday From Page A3 Sharon Sebree, said she but eventually went back On Wednesday, he said May 4, 2019. Hamlin & saw John Anselmo’s van to his father. he would not comment on Hilbish Funeral Directors, at a distance, and that it The small group of why he removes flowers Eustis, FL. It was a simple but began pulling away when mourners held the teen from the grave, or on the unusual request. Some- it suddenly stopped and down until police arrived. cemetery incident except one had been removing his 16-year-old daughter The girl, whose name to say, “I think what they’re flowers from the grave. jumped out and headed for was not released by police doing is disrespectful to “I got the chance to meet the small group standing by because she is a juvenile, our faith.” He declined to some of the people who had Sue-Ellen’s grave. was charged with two elaborate. drug rehab to end his been bringing flowers,” “I told them that they counts of misdemeanor Anselmo held a private JUROR addiction to opioid pain Waite said. “It was nice.” can’t monopolize the battery. funeral service for Sue- medicine. She said she even met a grave,” the girl said in her “I held her head so Ellen with only a handful of From Page A3 Court records state client of her mother’s who statement. “Out of frus- she would not try to bite mourners on the same day a that Palmer also had a did not know she had passed tration for their rudeness, Chloe’s arm,” Nancy Car- large memorial service was lawsuit dispute with away until she showed up at I kicked the flowers over.” rier Semento said in her held at First Baptist Church A defense mental neighbors. His wife in the Talk of the Town beauty Waite, who had left the statement. “The young kids of Umatilla. health expert testified her injunction petition salon that day. cemetery briefly, had just acted crazy.” The April 20 incident that Hyde was insanely said he was accusing the Waite suspected her returned and saw the girl “We could have used is not the first time the paranoid when he shot neighbors of sabotage, stepfather, Sue-Ellen’s screaming at Sebree. brute force to remove [her] stepsisters have clashed. the mother of his two stockpiling ammunition estranged husband, John When the 17-year-old hands, but it would have Bailiffs had to stop the girl children 24 times. He and said, “No one will Anselmo, of removing the saw Waite, she screamed, caused injury to [her],” from attacking Waite at the said Hyde believed that remove him from this flowers, but didn’t know for “You killed my mother!” Sebree told the Daily Com- courthouse on April 2 when Wheeler was conspir- property unless it was in sure until family members She ran up to Waite and mercial. “None of us wanted she went before a judge ing with neighbors in a a body bag. They better hid a video camera and cap- began kicking her, grabbed that. We didn’t fight back, to get a protective order dispute over his prop- bring a lot of them, I tured one of the moments. her by the hair and pulled but simply tried to keep her against John Anselmo, erty in Groveland. Hyde won’t go easy.” Anselmo can seen with two her to the ground while from biting Dejah, or worse, Waite said. claimed she was poison- Hill, who presided of his children removing shouting, “I’m going to kill until police got there.” She sought the protec- ing him. over the trial, has not the flowers, and one of the you!” according to a Eustis The girl blames Waite, tive injunction, she said, Prosecutors, however, put a deadline on the children wiping out a love Police report released 21, for Sue-Ellen’s death because John yelled at her called Hyde a “master time it will take to message in the fresh dirt Tuesday. because Waite told her at the hospital and said manipulator,” and said interview the juror. He with his shoe. The girl also put her mother that John Anselmo it was her fault that Ian the breaking point came has delayed sentencing. Cemetery officials, who hands around Waite’s neck abused her physically and attacked Sue-Ellen. She when the couple was Second-degree murder advised the family to set up and began choking her. sexually when she was still said Anselmo had also arguing about money. carries a life sentence. a camera, and police, told Sebree tried to pull the living at home from 2014 to threatened Sue-Ellen when She discovered he had An insanity conviction Waite it was not against the girl off Waite. 2016. That set off a chain she moved out. $150,000 in two bank results in the defendant law for Anselmo to remove “She cursed at me and reaction just days before Waite said she has two accounts while he was being sent to a mental the flowers since he bought then punched my arm and the slaying. Sue-Ellen left goals going forward. borrowing money from institution until doc- the burial plot. She said it kicked me repeatedly,” her husband of 13 years “I want my siblings to get her mother to pay the tors decide he has been was just "a jerk move." Sebree said. and moved in with Waite, counseling and I want cus- electric bill. cured. Several people had Then Anselmo’s 10-year- bringing four of her five tody,” she said. Wheeler had also Theoretically, the already come bearing flow- old son jumped out of the young children with her. “I still love my sister,” she threatened to leave legal challenge could ers on April 20 when the van and joined the fray, Anselmo has denied the said, I just want him to stop him if he didn’t go to lead to a new trial. peace was shattered just witnesses said. allegations. He also said telling lies to her.” DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, May 7, 2019 A5 Trump suggests Off to prison, Cohen has he’s owed two harsh words for Trump more years By Michael R. Sisak and Jim Mustian By Isaac Stanley-Becker by this corrupt failed The Associated Press The Washington Post coup.” Trump retweeted Fal- NEW YORK — Michael Democrats running for well’s assertion to his Cohen took a last swipe at president are weighing 60 million followers on President Donald Trump the idea of government Sunday. Then, he made as he reported to federal reparations for black the case for himself. prison Monday to start a Americans to compen- In a pair of tweets — three-year sentence for sate for slavery and reposted Sunday night to crimes including tax eva- discrimination. correct a spelling error in sion and campaign finance President Donald his earlier pronouncement violations related to hush- Trump on Sunday seemed — the president said two money payments made to to warm to the idea of years of his presidency protect his former boss. reparations — for him- had been squandered by Cohen, who turned self, and in the form of an the “Collusion Delusion.” on Trump last summer unconstitutional, two- The rhyming catchphrase after a decade as his per- year addition to his first is his name for the probe sonal lawyer, fixer and term in the White House. into Russian election “take a bullet” loyal- Michael Cohen, former attorney to President Donald Trump, leaves his apartment He retweeted a pro- interference and the quest ist, didn’t mention the building before beginning his prison term Monday in New York. [KEVIN HAGEN/THE posal offered by Jerry to discover whether mem- president by name, but ASSOCIATED PRESS] Falwell Jr., the president bers of his campaign team he left little doubt about of Liberty University, that worked to enable foreign whom he blamed for his Prisons confirmed Cohen sentenced within the walls first few weeks of his sen- he be granted another two meddling and whether incarceration. was in its custody but of a federal correctional tence in admission and years in office as recom- he acted unlawfully to “I hope that when I rejoin declined to provide details institution. But the truth orientation. He’ll undergo pense for time lost to the obstruct the investiga- my family and friends of his confinement, citing has no walls,” Davis said medical and mental health Russia investigation. Half tion. He also repeated that the country will be privacy and security rules. in a statement Monday. screenings and be assigned of his first term, Trump his denouncement of the in a place without xeno- At Otisville, officials Cohen is the only person a job, such as mowing the wrote in a Twitter dis- inquiry as a “Witch Hunt,” phobia, injustice and lies took extra measures to charged with a crime grounds or cleaning up the patch of his own, had been even though he also claims at the helm of our coun- deal with the intense media in connection with the visiting room. If he wants “stolen.” falsely that it exonerated try,” Cohen told reporters interest in Cohen’s arrival. hush-money payments to to work on a tell-all, he’ll The argument was per- him. outside his Manhattan They put up concrete bar- women who allegedly had have to skip sleep or exer- haps tongue-in-cheek, Addressing constitu- apartment. “There still riers along the two-lane affairs with Trump. cise to do so. leading some legal experts tional limits on his time in remains much to be told, road leading to the facility Federal prosecutors have “There’s no free time to dismiss the comments as office at a rally last month and I look forward to the and deployed cones and said Trump directed Cohen to work on your book, or bravado. Others, however, in Green Bay, Wisconsin, day where I can share the caution tape to keep about to arrange the payments whatever,” said former saw the president’s appar- Trump told his support- truth.” two dozen reporters and to buy the silence of porn Otisville employee Don ent longing to overstay his ers, “I promise at the end Cohen, 52, then stum- photographers from get- actress Stormy Daniels Drewett. four-year term in office of six years, I’ll be very bled through a crush of ting too close. and former Playboy model Cohen’s fellow inmates as an assault on the rule happy.” He ridiculed media, ignoring shouted Cohen had fought Karen McDougal in the include “Jersey Shore” of law. That it was raised those warning that he questions, and got into a to delay or reduce his run-up to the 2016 elec- star Mike “The Situation” playfully, they said, was would not step aside as waiting Cadillac Escalade, sentence but failed in a tion. Trump denies having Sorrentino, who wraps small comfort, especially “sick people.” which drove him to jail last-ditch effort to con- trysts with either woman. up an eight-month tax given Trump’s playful Among those who have 70 miles (115 kilometers) vince federal prosecutors Cohen also pleaded fraud sentence in Sep- refusal, in the fall of 2016, sounded the alarm is northwest of New York that his cooperation in guilty to lying to Congress tember, and Fyre Festival to say that he would accept Michael Cohen, the presi- City. various investigations about a Trump Tower proj- fraudster Billy McFarland, the outcome of an election dent’s former attorney He got a slight jump related to Trump war- ect in Moscow, to bank who’s serving a six-year that polling suggested he and fixer, who is report- on his prison sentence, ranted leniency. fraud, and to tax evasion sentence. was destined to lose. ing to federal prison on arriving at the Federal Cohen’s lawyer and charges that stemmed, But Cohen should avoid “I will keep you in sus- Monday. In testimony Correctional Institution, spokesman, Lanny Davis, not from his dealings with acting like he’s still in spot- pense,” he said at the before the House Over- Otisville, at around 11:45 said Cohen would continue Trump, but from his fail- light, said Jack Donson, time. sight Committee in a.m., more than two hours to be available to cooper- ure to report income from a former Otisville case Now, as the nation gears February, Cohen said before a court-imposed ate with law enforcement, other business interests. manager who advises up to decide on Trump’s part of his motivation for deadline. though it’s unclear how At Cohen’s sentencing white-collar criminals on reelection, the question of laying bare his dealings The prison has a min- much his cooperation is last December, his lawyer what to expect in prison. whether he would abide by with Trump was his con- imum-security camp wanted. requested that he be “You assume the an unfavorable result has cern that his former boss that’s become known for Since mid-March, placed at Otisville, which role of an inmate,” again become acute, with would not settle for being the white collar criminals federal prosecutors in Forbes once ranked as one said Donson. “You’re House Speaker Nancy a one-term president. it houses and the amenities New York have rebuffed of “America’s 10 Cushiest cordial to everybody. Pelosi, D-Calif., warn- “I fear that if he loses — including tennis courts, Cohen’s repeated offers to Prisons.” He was originally You’re respectful to ing that Democrats must the election in 2020, bocce ball and rugelach in provide more information scheduled to start his sen- everybody. You do your win overwhelmingly to that there will never be the commissary — that it about alleged wrongdoing tence in March, but a judge time. You ask for noth- ensure he walks away from a peaceful transition of affords them. by Trump and other people granted a two-month ing from staff. Nothing the White House. A CNN power,” Cohen said. “And Cohen — officially in his orbit, Davis said. delay so he could recover from inmates. You poll last week found that this is why I agreed to Inmate No. 86067-054 His legal team asked from surgery and get his accept nothing from a handful of Democratic appear before you today.” — took off the blue blazer House Democrats last affairs in order. inmates. You’re nobody. candidates would beat Legal experts were he wore on the ride up and month to intercede with Cohen will spend the Seriously.” Trump in a head-to-head divided about the signif- left it with his driver before prosecutors after Cohen contest. Meanwhile, the icance of the president’s walking into prison, where testified on Capitol Hill in president has been lashing new complaint that he has he was to be provided with February and March, but out at former vice presi- been denied his due time a khaki uniform. they were reticent to do so. dent Joe Biden, who has in power. The U.S. Bureau of “Michael may be polled as a top contender “He doesn’t mean any- since entering the race last thing by it,” said Michael month. McConnell, a former The emergence of these federal judge who now battle lines was the con- directs the Stanford Con- text for Trump’s weekend stitutional Law Center. decision to broadcast McConnell, who was the idea that he is owed named to the federal presidential overtime. His bench in 2001 by Presi- claim is that the first two dent George W. Bush, years of his presidency, dismissed the tweets as which he also says were “bluster.” the most successful in “If there were the history, were denied to remotest chance he were him by a Democratic-led serious, and had power to putsch, in the form of the put his words into effect, investigation into Rus- I might be concerned,” he sian interference in the said. “But he is not seri- 2016 election. The probe ous, and he could not do was led by special counsel anything about it even if Robert Mueller, a Repub- he were serious.” lican, who was named by another Republican, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein. Trump got the idea from Falwell, who is an embodiment of the unlikely alliance between evangelical Christians and a thrice-married reality television person- ality who has appeared on the cover of Playboy magazine. Falwell took to Twitter on Saturday to celebrate the “best week ever” for the 45th presi- dent, echoing Trump’s misleading character- ization of the findings of Mueller’s probe and touting robust economic performance. “I now support repa- rations,” he declared, adopting the language of Democrats discussing what is owed to histori- cally oppressed minority groups. The evangelical leader argued that Trump should have two years added to his first term “as pay back for time stolen A6 Tuesday, May 7, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com

Wednesday “to discuss BARR a mutually acceptable accommodation.” From Page A1 If the committee approves the contempt resolution against Barr, contempt proceed- as expected, it would ings could be postponed head to the full House for if the attorney general final approval. But that makes a “good faith” step is unlikely to lead to effort to comply with criminal charges. A House the committee. For now, vote would send a crimi- an agreement appears nal referral to the U.S. unlikely. attorney for the District Justice Depart- of Columbia, a Justice ment spokeswoman Department official who Kerri Kupec said the is likely to defend the department has “taken attorney general. extraordinary steps to Yet by pursuing con- accommodate the House tempt, Democrats hope Judiciary Committee’s to send a message to the requests for informa- Trump administration tion” regarding Mueller’s about their willingness report, but that Nadler to invoke congressional had not reciprocated. powers in the majority. She noted that Democrats Beyond Mueller’s report, have refused to read a ver- House Democrats have, so sion of Mueller’s report far mostly unsuccessfully, Inmates haul wood at a Habitat for Humanity construction site in Eustis as part of the Lake County Sheriff’s Offi ce’s with fewer redactions subpoenaed administra- Construction Academy. [HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF LAKE-SUMTER] that has already been pro- tion witnesses and made vided to Congress. efforts to gain access Kupec said officials to Trump’s personal HABITAT were continuing to and business financial engage with the com- records. Trump has said From Page A1 mittee, and that Nadler’s he will block those efforts, staff had been invited declaring he will “fight all to the department the subpoenas.” been assigned is a house in Eustis, and in their first week they were learning Wisconsin, states that to do plumbing. Danielle BIDEN were key to Trump’s 2016 Stroud, Habitat's direc- win over Hillary Clinton. tor of development, From Page A1 The electability ques- said the inmates would tion has made it hard for be taking that house any Democrat who isn’t from start to finish, insisting he can expand named Biden or Sanders occasionally switching the electorate and turn to break through. It has projects during ongoing out disaffected voters. forced them to address inspections. “You’re going to hear the issue head-on and Wolniak said the a lot of attacks on me. look for other ways to stay inmates learn from each That’s the way it is. And in the minds of voters. other and from Habitat one of the arguments A striking 56 percent personnel. One inmate Inmates work on a Habitat for Humanity house in Eustis as part of the Lake County is, ‘Sanders can’t beat of Democrats said Biden had worked in plumb- Sheriff’s Offi ce’s construction Academy. [HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF LAKE-SUMTER] Trump,’” the Vermont had the best chance ing 20 years ago and was senator said In Perry, of defeating Trump in rediscovering the trade. the savings that come also to save money while the program has grown Iowa. “We can defeat 2020, according to a He helped other inmates from operating the pro- renovating or repairing significantly. Trump because we’re Quinnipiac University keep up with the work grams. He said the women county buildings, includ- When it began, going to get more and poll released on April even as they had just make bed sheets for the ing the outreach center women were just press- more people involved in 30. Sanders was a distant learned it. jail as well as uniforms, the Sheriff’s Office oper- ing clothes. Erwing the campaign, including second, with 12 per- The plumbers were event T-shirts and a vari- ates at Lake Square Mall. says that over time, the a lot of young people and cent. South Bend Mayor fairly impressed, Wolniak ety of other items. They The Inmate Construc- women wanted to learn working people, and get Pete Buttigieg had just said, and indicated he'd be also laser engrave plaques tion Academy is less about new skills, including them to come vote.” 4 percent, while Sens. willing to hire people out for the county now. saving the Sheriff’s Office sewing, embroidery and Sanders received Elizabeth Warren and of the program after their Deputies can also save money, though, and more other skills they could applause when he said his Cory Booker and former release. on dry cleaning costs if about helping the com- turn into jobs down the internal polls show him congressman Beto Sgt. Fred Jones said they hand their uniforms munity, Jones said. road. Some women, she leading Trump in Penn- O’Rourke had 3 percent. that’s the end-game. The over to the program for Shortly after he was said, have expressed an sylvania, Michigan and Harris had 2 percent. Textile Program currently pressing. elected, Sheriff Peyton interest in starting their has a few relationships Jones said other agen- Grinnell directed his own businesses using like that. Women can cies have started reaching command to start voca- the embroidery and laser North Korea, tweeting approach local textile out to them for advice tional programs. engraving skills they’ve MISSILE that Kim “knows that I am companies and be open about starting up their The textile program learned. with him & does not want to about their past without own programs. was designed for women, While it’s early in the From Page A1 break his promise to me.” worrying it will cost them Wolniak said that and now the construc- program, Wolniak said, Both leaders continue to a job because of solid prior to the Construction tion academy works for they hope the men will claim they have a good per- relationships between Academy, he worked with the men. In that way, the take a similar liking to the millimeter- and 300 mil- sonal relationship. the programs and local four inmates at a time on women’s program serves construction program. limeter-caliber multiple But tensions have grown business. small construction proj- as a model for the men. “We’re not going to rocket launchers. since they failed to make Jones also pointed out ects. The goal there was They’re approaching force them to be out There remains some any deals during their most two years of operation, there,” Wolniak said. uncertainty over what recent summit, in Hanoi in and, according to Deten- “But most want to. They was tested. February. Kim and senior tion Deputy Linda Erving, want to be out there.” South Korea’s mili- North Korean officials tary reported that various have since expressed open “projectiles” flew from 70 frustration with what the to 44 to 149 miles before North claims is an inflex- splashing harmlessly into ible and unrealistic posture the Pacific. The activity at talks by Secretary of prompted the 35th Fighter State Mike Pompeo and Wing at Misawa Air Base in National Security Adviser northern Japan to tweet on John Bolton. its official account — in all U.N. Secretary-General capital letters — “MISSILE Antonio Guterres believes INBOUND.” North Korea’s recent The tweet was soon fol- launches only “increase lowed by an all clear, and an tensions in the region” and “enjoy your Saturday.” calls for continued dialogue Trump moved quickly to to advance peace and denu- minimize the significance clearization of the Korean of the test on his efforts to peninsula, U.N. spokesman strike a nuclear deal with Stephane Dujarric said. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, May 7, 2019 A7 BUSINESS

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• Boeing Co., down $4.86 Fresh market jitters to $371.60: The airplane over the possibility of an maker disclosed that it escalation in the costly failed to disclose a faulty trade war between the safety alert feature on its U.S. and China pulled 737 Max plane to airlines stocks broadly lower on prior to a deadly crash. A bay of 40-foot shipping containers fi ll the stern of a container ship at the Port of Savannah on July 5 in Wall Street Monday. • Edison International, Savannah, Ga. President Donald Trump turned up the pressure on China, threatening to hike tariffs on President Donald up 59 cents to $61.18: $200 billion worth of Chinese goods. [STEPHEN B. MORTON/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] Trump threatened over The utility company was the weekend to raise tar- among the few gainers as iffs on goods imported investors moved to safe- from China. Trump com- play stocks as the broader plained that the trade market tumbled. talks between the two Shifting tones countries are moving too BRIEFCASE slowly. Stocks slumped early NEW YORK but then gradually recov- Kraft Heinz restates Trade threats press China to ered a good portion of the earnings over 2+ years losses, a sign that inves- change or suff er consequences tors’ hopes of a trade Kraft Heinz is restating deal haven’t dimmed its financial results for By Joe McDonald For weeks, Trump admin- Chinese leaders “are trying entirely. China remained the years 2016, 2017, and and Paul Wiseman istration officials had been to take back concessions they committed to sending a for the first nine months The Associated Press suggesting that the U.S. and already made.” delegation to talks later of 2018. Chinese negotiators were The two countries are this week in Washington The company said BEIJING — By threaten- making steady progress. A engaged in high-stakes com- despite the Trump threat, in February that it was ing to raise taxes on Chinese Chinese delegation is due to mercial combat over China’s and some investors being investigated by the imports, President Donald resume talks Wednesday in aggressive push to establish appeared to conclude that Securities and Exchange Trump is throwing down a Washington. Chinese companies as world the president’s warning Commission over its challenge to Beijing: Agree to Suddenly on Sunday, Trump leaders in cutting-edge fields was just more high-stakes procurement opera- sweeping changes in China’s said he had lost patience: “The such as robotics and electric posturing. tions. Kraft Heinz Co. government-dominated eco- Trade Deal with China con- vehicles. However, after the said in a regulatory filing nomic model — or suffer the tinues, but too slowly, as they The United States accuses market closed, U.S. on Monday that several consequences. attempt to renegotiate. No!” Beijing of predatory practices, Trade Representative employees within those The unexpected ultimatum, he tweeted. including hacking into U.S. Robert Lighthizer said procurement operations delivered via tweets on Sunday The president vowed to raise companies’ computers to steal that the tariff increases engaged in misconduct. and Monday, shook up financial tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese trade secrets, forcing foreign that Trump threatened markets that had expected the imports from 10 percent to 25 firms to hand over technology to impose on China would OMAHA, NEB. world’s two biggest economies percent on Friday. And he said in exchange for access to the go into effect 12:01 a.m. Buffett: China trade war to resolve a yearlong standoff he planned “shortly” to slap 25 Chinese market and unfairly Eastern time Friday. would be bad for world over trade, perhaps by the end percent tariffs on another $325 subsidizing Chinese firms at the He did say negotiations of the week. billion in Chinese products, expense of foreign competitors. would resume Thursday Investor Warren Buf- “It’s a significant change covering everything China ships The Trump administration in Washington. fett says if the U.S. has in the president’s tone,” said to the United States. has imposed 10 percent tar- The ratcheting up of a full-blown trade war Timothy Keeler, a partner at Michael Pillsbury, director of iffs on $200 billion in Chinese the trade rhetoric from with China, it will be bad the law firm Mayer Brown and the Hudson Institute’s Center imports and 25 percent tariffs Washington came after for the entire world. former chief of staff for the U.S. on Chinese Strategy and an on another $50 billion. The the U.S. and China sent Buffett appeared on Trade Representative. “It cer- adviser to the Trump White Chinese have retaliated by signals in recent months CNBC Monday with tainly increases the possibility House, said the president’s targeting $110 billion in U.S. that talks on resolving the Berkshire Hatha- that you’ll have no deal.” tweets suggest frustration that imports. dispute were progressing. way Vice Chairman Hopes for an accord Charlie Munger and between the world’s two Microsoft co-founder Bill largest economies con- Gates, who serves on tributed to the big run-up Berkshire’s board. Over in stock prices in the U.S. the weekend, roughly CBS News names new evening and China so far this year. 40,000 people attended The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Berkshire’s shareholder hit all-time highs last meeting in Omaha, anchor, revamps morning show week. Nebraska. By Lynn Elber will be the third woman to King, 64, has cemented LONDON The Associated Press serve as solo anchor of an eve- her importance to “CBS This World markets Survey shows eurozone ning newscast, following Diane Morning” with newsmaking economy still on decline Norah O’Donnell will become Sawyer at ABC and Katie Couric interviews, the most recent How key international stock markets performed: anchor and managing editor at CBS. Starting in the fall, the her high-profile interview with Amsterdam Milan A closely watched of the “CBS Evening News” program will be helmed from singer R. Kelly . She’ll be joined AEX FTSE MIB survey is showing that and Gayle King is getting two Washington instead of New by longtime CBS journalist 568.72 21,763.48 the 19-country eurozone new morning show co-hosts York for the first time. O’Donnell Anthony Mason and relative -0.9% 563.75 -1.6% 21,409.29 economy lost further as CBS News seeks to boost was chief White House corre- newcomer Tony Dokoupil, who Brussels Paris BEL20 CAC40 momentum in April. the programs’ ratings and put spondent when she joined “CBS joined the news division as a 3,715.37 5,548.83 Financial informa- a tumultuous, scandal-scarred This Morning” in 2012, teaming correspondent in 2016. Both -0.9% 3,681.80 -1.2% 5,483.52 tion firm IHS Markit said period behind it. up with Rose and King. have reported for “CBS Sunday Frankfurt Sydney Monday that its compos- The changes announced The 2017 decision by former Morning.” DAX ASX All Ordinaries ite purchasing managers Monday were orchestrated by CBS News president David “CBS This Morning,” 12,412.75 6,427.20 index — a broad gauge of Susan Zirinsky, a 47-year CBS Rhodes to appoint Glor as anchor designed as a newsier morning -1.0% 12,286.88 -0.9% 6,369.85 economic activity — fell News veteran who took over in of the “CBS Evening News,” show than its rivals, was making Hong Kong Tokyo Hang Seng Nikkei modestly to 51.5 in April March as the division’s presi- replacing Scott Pelley, failed to steady progress in ratings and 30,081.55 22,307.58 from 51.6 in May. Although dent. Her predecessor left after produce ratings momentum. reputation until Rose’s firing, -2.9% 29,209.82 -0.2% 22,258.73 the index remains above Charlie Rose at “CBS This Morn- The newscast continues to trail then started to slip in viewer- London Zurich the 50 no-change mark, it ing” and the top executive at “60 ABC’s “World News Tonight” ship. The morning programs FTSE 100 Swiss Market Index is pointing to fairly lack- Minutes” lost their jobs follow- with anchor David Muir and that include NBC’s “Today” and 7,380.64 9,741.99 luster quarterly growth of ing misconduct allegations. “NBC Nightly News” with ABC’s “Good Morning America” CLOSED -0.9% 9,657.24 0.2 percent. O’Donnell, 45, who replaces Lester Holt. warrant the attention: They’re Previous close Jeff Glor as anchor of the “CBS Glor, 43, is still negotiating his the most reliable profit centers % change Today’s close The Associated Press Evening News” this summer, future with CBS News. for news divisions. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A8 Tuesday, May 7, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com HEALTH

ALZHEIMER’S ALZHEIMER’S GAMING COULDCOULDHELP HELP Workplace wellness DETECTION A smartphone videoA smartphone game could Incentives and helpvideo doctors game could identifyhelp doctors the earliestidentify stages the programs fail ofearliest Alzheimer’s stages diseaseof Alzheimer’s better to finish the job thandisease existing better medicalthan existing tests. By Julie Appleby Accordingmedical tests. to a Kaiser Health News studyAccording published to a recentlystudy published in the orkplace well- Proceedings of the recently in the ness programs have national Academy Proceedings of the become an $8 billion of Sciences, national Academy researchers used industry in the U.S. of Sciences, W the game “Sea But a study published recently in Heroresearchers Quest” to used JAMA found they don’t cut costs testthe gamethe spatial “Sea for employers, reduce absentee- navigationHero Quest” of to ism or improve workers’ health. peopletest the with spatial and Most large employers offer some withoutnavigation a genetic of type of wellness program — with predispositionpeople with and to growth fueled by incentives in the fed- BIGSTOCK Alzheimer’s.without a genetic eral Affordable Care Act. “The optimistic interpretation predisposition to A host of studies over the years have isthereisnowaywecanget InAlzheimer’s. the game, users provided conflicting results about improvements in health or challenges about whether those pro- navigate a virtual how well they work, with some show- more efficient spending if grams are truly voluntary. worldIn the to game, move users a ing savings and health improvements we don’t’ first have changes In the study reported in JAMA, the boatnavigate through a virtual a while others say the efforts fall short. in health behavior. But if incentives were modest. Participants seriesworld of to mazes. move a Many studies, however, faced a employers are offering these got small-dollar gift cards for tak- Theboat study through found a number of limitations, such as failing programs in hopes that health ing wellness courses on topics such as thatseries players of mazes. with to have a comparison group, or figur- spending and absenteeism nutrition, exercise, disease manage- aThe high study genetic found risk ing out whether people who sign up will go down, this study should ment and stress control. Total poten- forthat Alzheimer’s players with for such wellness programs are some- give them pause.” tial incentives averaged $250. About tooka high less genetic effi cient risk how healthier or more motivated than 35% of eligible employees at the 20 routesfor Alzheimer’s to reach those who do not. Katherine Baicker, dean of the participating sites completed at least checkpoints.took less efficient Now researchers from the Univer- Harris School of Public Policy at one module. Researchers were routes to reach sity of Chicago and Harvard may have the University of Chicago and one Results from those workers — able to do the checkpoints. overcome these obstacles with one of the study’s authors including attendance and tenure data, equivalent of fi ve Researchers were of the first large-scale studies that is their self-reported health assess- hours’ worth of lab able to do the research for every peer-reviewed and employs a more ment and results from lab blood tests equivalent of five two minutes of sophisticated trial design. spending and absenteeism will go — were specifically compared with gamehours’ play worth by the of lab They randomly assigned 20 BJ’s down, this study should give them similar reports from 20 primary com- users.research The for study every Wholesale Club outlets to offer a well- pause,” Baicker said. parison sites where workers were couldtwo minutes lead to more of ness program to all employees, then The study comes amid widespread not offered the wellness gift cards personalizedgame play by the compared results with 140 stores that interest in wellness programs. and classes. Overall employment and measuresusers. The for study did not. The Kaiser Family Foundation’s health spending data from all work- diagnosticscould lead to and more The big-box retailer employed annual survey of employers found that sites were included in the study. drugpersonalized treatment nearly 33,000 workers across all 160 53% of small firms and 82% of large Wellness program vendors said programs.measures for clubs during the test. firms offer a program in at least one of details matter when considering diagnostics and After 18 months, it turned out that, these areas: smoking cessation, weight whether efforts will be successful. drug treatment yes, workers participating in the well- management and behavioral or life- Jim Pshock, founder and CEO of programs. ness programs self-reported health- style change. (Kaiser Health News is Bravo Wellness, said the incentives ier behavior, such as exercising more an editorially independent program of offered to BJ’s workers might not have NUMBER or managing their weight better than the foundation.) been large enough to spur the kinds TO KNOW those not enrolled. Some programs are simple, offering of big changes needed to affect health But the efforts did not result in dif- gift cards or other small incentives to outcomes. Amounts of “of less than 3NUMBER ferences in health measures, such as fill out a health risk assessment, take $400 generally incentivize things peo- TO KNOW improved blood sugar or glucose lev- a lunch-and-learn class or join a gym ple were going to do anyway. It’s sim- According to a els; how much employers spent on or walking group. Others are far more ply too small to get them to do things recent3 study by health care; or how often employees invasive, asking employees to report they weren’t already excited about,” the Technical missed work, their job performance on a variety of health-related ques- he said. UniversityAccording of to a or how long they stuck around in their tions and take blood tests. An accompanying editorial in JAMA Munich,recent study people by jobs. A few employers tie financial incen- noted that “traditional, broad-based whothe Technical experience “The optimistic interpretation is tives to workers actually lowering risk programs like the one analyzed by a combination of University of there is no way we can get improve- factors, such as high blood pressure Song and Baicker may lack the neces- work stress and Munich, people impaired sleep ments in health or more efficient or cholesterol — or making concerted sary intensity, duration, and focus on who experience have a three times spending if we don’t’ first have efforts to participate in programs that particular employee segments to gen- greatera combination likelihood of changes in health behavior,” said one might help them do so over time. erate significant effects over a short ofwork death stress from and study author, Katherine Baicker, dean The Affordable Care Act allowed time horizon.” cardiovascularimpaired sleep of the Harris School of Public Policy at employers to offer financial incentives In other words, don’t give up diseasehave a three than times the University of Chicago. (Dr. Zirui worth up to 30% of the cost of health entirely on wellness efforts, but con- thosegreater who likelihood don’t. Song, an assistant professor of health insurance, leading some employers sider “more targeted approaches” that of death from policy and medicine at Harvard Medi- to offer what could be hundreds or focus on specific workers with higher cardiovascular cal School, was its co-author.) even thousands of dollars off work- risks or on “health behaviors [that] disease than “But if employers are offering ers’ deductibles or premiums to get may yield larger health and economic those who don’t. these programs in hopes that health them to participate. That led to court benefits,” the editorial suggested. 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ANOTHER OPINION Remove barriers to lower drug prices

lorida is ground zero for issues that affect senior citizens. High on that list is the cost of prescription drugs, an issue that even F affects those covered by Medicare. In fact, a national survey of likely voters ages 50 and up conducted by the AARP found: • 72 percent are concerned about the cost of their medications. • 63 percent say the cost of prescrip- tion drugs is unreasonable. • 90 percent support allowing Medi- care to negotiate for drug prices. • 40 percent said they have not filled a pre- scription medication due to cost. AARP supports allowing both Medi- care and individual states to: ANOTHER OPINION • Negotiate on drug prices. • Have the ability to crack down on out- rageous prices increases. • Cap out-of-pocket costs for consumers. Biden is not too rosy-eyed about America • Preserve state pharmacy assistance programs. • Stop loopholes that keep lower-cost oe Biden’s entry into the namely that Trump is “a tumor been as successful if he had generic drugs out of the market. race for the Democratic that can be surgically excised done more scourging? One of those loopholes is called “pay for delay.” Drug Jpresidential nomination has from the body politic, and not A few days after register- makers pay makers of generics to keep the drugs out of opened up a division in the a symptom of an underlying ing his disapproval of Biden’s the market and to maintain high prices. The Federal Trade party, and it’s not just about the disease that’s been present remarks, Voorhees wrote that Commission reports that these deals result in Ameri- candidates’ demographic char- since the nation’s birth.” Biden was showing “surpris- cans paying $3.5 billion in higher drug costs each year. acteristics or policy records. It’s Peter Beinart concurred ing strength” in the polls. One PolitiFact found that before a generic drug goes to mar- about their view of our country. in the Atlantic, writing that reason his strength has been ket, brand-name companies can take a number of prac- Biden’s left-wing critics Biden “offers a deeply uncon- surprising is that many com- tices to delay it, such as suing for patent infringement. think he’s soft on the banks vincing historical narrative mentators spend so much time “Often the companies decide to settle,” Politi- and on accused sexual harass- in which Trump lands upon immersed in the online left that Fact reported, “with the generic manufacturer agree- ers. But they also think he’s the American political scene they overestimate its size. ing to hold off on marketing a drug until a certain date soft on America itself. from outer space.” He drew a Opposition to Trump is in exchange for some form of compensation from the In his announcement video, contrast to Biden’s rival Pete immensely widespread. The brand-name company — a ‘reverse payment agree- the former vice president Buttigieg, who in his own view that his election was ment’ — because rather than seeking damages, they presented Donald Trump as a announcement speech referred an indictment of everyone agree to compensate the company they sued.” threat to American principles. to America’s past as “a bygone who voted for him and of Democratic Sen. Amy Klobuchar, a presidential can- Biden acknowledged that era that was never as great as the country’s basic char- didate, said she would end this practice. Klobuchar and “we haven’t always lived up advertised to begin with.” acter is rather less so. Republican Sen. Charles Grassley, chairman of the Senate to these ideals,” but warned Biden is getting a bad rap It is not even clear that Finance Committee, have introduced a bill to end pay-for- that they would be lost for- here. He did not deny that Biden, by avoiding the delay; it would ban not just cash but “anything of value.” ever if Trump is re-elected. what he condemns in Trump’s rhetoric of national sin- Pharmaceutical companies argue that the prices in the If Trump loses in 2020, on presidency has antecedents fulness, is making a play U.S. pay for innovation. However, a new study in the the other hand, history will in American history, even if especially for white voters. journal Health Affairs found that research and develop- regard his single term as “an he did not make that point. As Tom Edsall has written, ment accounts for just 17 percent of total spending of aberrant moment in time.” No candidate should be “white liberals are well to most large drug companies. In many cases, high prices Biden declares, “Every- expected to tease out these the left of the black elector- have more to do with current drugs, not new ones. thing that has made America fraught and complicated ate on some racial issues.” A University of Pittsburgh study looked at whole- America is at stake.” questions in a three-and-a- The former vice president sale prices of about 27,000 medications. Drug mak- The problem with this half-minute video. If he was is doing better among non- ers respond that these studies reflect list prices, message, according to some telling the voters whom he whites than among whites. not rebates or insurance discounts. But the aver- progressives, isn’t its hys- is courting what they want There are plenty of rea- age consumer is often confused by the process, which teria about Trump. It’s its to hear, that is just another sons to oppose Biden, from makes it all but impossible to shop for discounts. complacency about America. way of describing campaign- his spotty record on due Consumers rightly feel they are being cheated by “Biden’s announcement seems ing in a democratic election. process to his bad judgment a rigged market. In 2014, for example, the list price premised on the idea that we Previous generations of on foreign policy. But he’s of Lantus — a brand of insulin — increased by nearly need to revert to the world liberals have achieved great not going to pay a price for 50 percent even though the average price consum- we had before Trump, rather things in part by sounding more being too rosy-eyed about ers paid had decreased. Then there are the middle men than dramatically rethink the like Biden than like his crit- America, and he shouldn’t. who are not passing along savings to consumers. world that produced him,” ics. Martin Luther King Jr.’s “I The University of Pittsburgh study suggested capping Dara Kass complained in Slate. Have a Dream” speech was, Ramesh Ponnuru is a Bloom- price increases for pharmaceutical drugs at some “reason- Josh Voorhees, also in Slate, of course, incomparably bet- berg Opinion columnist. He able level.” A better solution would be to simply allow more wrote that “Biden is telling ter than Biden’s comments, is a senior editor at National negotiation and competition in the prescription drug market. many Americans who oppose but it too lauded American Review, visiting fellow at the Trump, particularly white ideals and urged us to live up American Enterprise Institute The Florida Times-Union (Jacksonville) ones, what they want to hear,” to them. Would King have and contributor to CBS News.

ANOTHER OPINION Trump tries to silence another witness

irst it was the former Mueller testify on May 15. So can he stop Mueller in a duly constituted legisla- According to a new NBC White House coun- Mueller's testimony from testifying? "Of course tive or parliamentary inquiry News-Wall Street Journal Fsel. Now it is special would not be a redo, but it there is no way Trump can into the head of state's con- poll, voters by a substantial counsel Robert Mueller. In could demolish Trump and stop Bob Mueller from tes- duct," Tribe concludes. "And margin think more highly both cases, President Donald Attorney General William tifying," constitutional though Trump might fancy of Mueller (net +12 favor- Trump — seemingly petri- Barr's canard that Trump lawyer Laurence Tribe tells himself a dictator, that's not ability), Democrats (-5) and fied of witnesses concerning is guilty of nothing. It's an me. "There is no executive the reality. Not yet, anyway." even Barr (-7) than they do a report in which he claims to opportunity to explain what privilege between them, and Trump had no luck halting Trump (-10). Sixty percent have been exonerated — has is in the report and review obviously no attorney-client former acting attorney gen- say Trump is not honest tried to suppress testimony the 10 episodes of conduct privilege, and Mueller doesn't eral Sally Yates from testify- or truthful about Mueller's from those with the most that could support a charge even work for Trump." Tribes ing, former Justice spokesman investigation, and by a 42-to- damning evidence of Trump's of obstruction of justice. continues, "Until he leaves Matthew Miller says. 29-percent margin, voters obstruction of justice. Trump and Barr have been [the Justice Department], he Trump must be frustrated. already understand that the The Washington Post overstating and misconstru- works for Barr. And Barr has His spin works only when report doesn't clear Trump. reports, "President Trump ing the report to such an no conceivable basis to stop the facts are hidden or too It may be wrongheaded and said Sunday that special extent that many Americans Mueller from testifying." In complicated to unravel. Put fruitless, but you can under- counsel Robert S. Mueller — who don't have time to any event, Tribe explains, the facts out in plain sight, stand why Trump is trying III should not testify before read a 448-page report — are "Mueller is free to leave [Jus- have someone more credible every trick to shield voters Congress, reversing course genuinely confused. The tice] at any time and will then than Trump (an open-ended from the full impact of the from his previous posi- last thing Trump wants is an be simply a private citizen." category) explain what has report. It paints a portrait tion that the decision is up accurate accounting of the He'll be as unsuccessful happened and - poof! - of a president desperately to Attorney General Wil- report and his misdeeds. in stopping private citizen Trump's smokescreen, the trying to stop an inquiry liam P. Barr. 'Bob Mueller As former prosecutor Joyce Mueller from testifying as he nonsensical patter coming into him, which is exactly should not testify,' Trump White Vance tells me: "If has been in preventing former from Fox News hosts and what he continues to do. said in an afternoon tweet. Trump has nothing to worry White House counsel Don- the incoherent arguments 'No redos for the Dems!' " about, he'd be scheduling ald McGahn from telling his from Trump's TV lawyer, Jennifer Rubin writes The House Judiciary Com- Mueller's testimony himself. story. "Only a dictator can tell Rudy Giuliani, will vanish. reported opinion for The mittee is seeking to have His concern is a red flag." a private citizen not to testify And make no mistake: Washington Post. A10 Tuesday, May 7, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com

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Truex wins 2nd career NASCAR Cup race at Dover

By Dan Gelston the second time in his Cup approaches. The Associated Press career. Truex won his first “We’ve had some really career NASCAR Cup race on strong race cars at a lot of DOVER, Del. — Martin June 4, 2007, at Dover and racetracks,” Truex said. “For Truex Jr. stood next to the 12 years later used another a lot of reasons, we haven’t 60-pound metallic gold Mon- Sunday rainout to take the been able to show it, been ster trophy on the victory checkered flag. having issues that set us lane stage and was uncertain “I’m going to lobby for all back. It’s been tough. The about how many fingers he Dover races to be on Mon- last couple weeks I just feel should flash for his celebra- days,” Truex said with a laugh. it’s execution. We’re doing tory photo. He knows how to win on all the little things right.” “Two for the season or three Sundays, too. Truex is warm- Truex and crew chief for Dover?” Truex asked. ing up in his first season with Cole Pearn didn’t let rain, How about one of each? Joe Gibbs Racing and won an inspection failure that Truex solved his snapshot in the No. 19 Toyota for the dumped the car to the rear or situation about as efficiently second time in three races. even a maligned race package as he weaved through traffic Truex, the 2017 Cup cham- affect their push toward the from the back of the field to pion, won at Richmond three finish. Driver Martin Truex Jr. (19) celebrates with his team after winning win a Monday race at Dover weeks ago and is hitting his the NASCAR Cup Series race, Monday at Dover International International Speedway for stride as the summer stretch See NASCAR, B3 Speedway in Dover, Del. [WILL NEWTON/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS]

Trump tees up medal for Tiger Woods

By Kevin Freking The Associated Press

WASHINGTON — If there were a Mount Rushmore for golfers, Tiger Woods would probably be on it. But President Donald Trump’s decision to award the nation’s highest civilian honor to Woods has raised ques- tions about whether the president should be boosting the profile of a business associate of The Trump Organization. Trump planned to present the Presi- dential Medal of Freedom to Woods during a White House ceremony Monday eve- ning. The president announced his intention to do so after Woods won the Masters Tournament last month, capping a remarkable recovery from injury and years of personal troubles that Former Eustis softball standout Tamesha Glover is hitting .289 for the University of Central Florida as the Knights head into the American had left some wondering Athletic Conference tournament this week in Houston. [UCF] whether he would ever win again at the pro- THE NEXT LEVEL fessional level. Woods earned his 15th major golf championship with his Masters win and his 81st overall on the Glover having solid season for UCF PGA Tour, both ranking second. Former Eustis soft ball week will lead to a berth in the 30 runs scored and is tied for During her career at UCF, Trump understood standout leading NCAA regionals next week. third on the team with eight Glover has earned three let- the importance of the Knights in runs scored Glover has turned in a solid stolen bases. ters and 103 starts. She hit .271 moment to golf and its regular season for the Knights. With the numbers Glover as a freshman before suffering fans, tweeting that he By Frank Jolley She has played in 53 of UCF’s has put up in her redshirt- a season-ending injury and hit was awarding Woods [email protected] first 54 games this season, junior season, she has been a grand slam as sophomore. the medal because of including 48 starts, and sports among the key reasons UCF At Eustis, Glover was a his “incredible Success Tamesha Glover is looking a .289 batting average with sports a 34-20 record head- key player for coach Brit- & Comeback in Sports to raise her game to another four homers and 18 RBIs. ing into the American Athletic tany Beall. She hit .513 with (Golf) and, more impor- level. Among Glover’s 43 hits this Conference tournament, six homers and 31 RBIs as a tantly, LIFE.” A former Eustis High School season, nearly half have gone which begins this week in junior and backed that up with Trump has been using softball standout, Glover and for extra bases. In addition to Houston. UCF will open the a .513 average and 12 homers Woods’ cachet to attract the rest of her University of her four homers, Glover has 13 tournament at 1:30 p.m. as a senior. fans to his properties Central Florida teammates, doubles and two triples. Thursday against Wichita for decades. Trump are hoping a strong run this She leads the Knights with State. See NEXT, B3 got Woods to show up at his Taj Mahal casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, a day after the golfer’s first Masters victory in 1997. The Maximum Security Derby DQ appeal denied place was mobbed. Two thousand fans showed up as Woods walked By Gary B. Graves requires a quick turnaround. down a 320-foot red AP Sports Writer West didn't want to burden carpet, some of them his colt with the Triple Crown storming steel bar- LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Taken off the table. ricades to get a closer down as the Kentucky Derby Maximum Security was look. winner, Maximum Security is scheduled to leave Churchill Trump has also struck now out of the Preakness. Downs on Monday and arrive business deals with Maximum Security's co- early Tuesday at Monmouth Woods. owner said Monday he will Park, where trainer Jason Golfers at Trump’s not run the horse in the middle Servis is based, the New club in Doral, Flor- jewel of the Triple Crown. Jersey track said. ida, can stay at the The announcement came "The horse will be better off Tiger Woods Villa. At hours before his appeal of the long term with the rest," West a ribbon cutting cer- horse's disqualification as said. "He ran a really good and emony in 2014, Woods Derby winner was denied by a really hard race on Saturday. lavished praise on the the Kentucky Horse Racing "Really, there are a lot of future presidential can- Commission. other Grade 1 races the rest didate, calling changes Gary West told The Asso- of the year for 3-year-olds. he made to the club ciated Press by phone there So we'll let him gather himself “phenomenal.” is "really no need, not having and point to one of the other In Dubai, Woods an opportunity to run for the races. I don't know which one designed an 18-hole Triple Crown, to run a horse that will be, but it will defi- course to be man- back in two weeks." nitely not be the Preakness." aged by The Trump The 1 1⁄8-mile Preakness Maximum Security, the first Organization. is May 18 at Pimlico Race to finish the muddy race by Luis Saez reacts after Maximum Security was disqualifi ed from the Course. Though shorter than 145th running of the Kentucky Derby horse race at Churchill Downs See TIGER, B3 the Kentucky Derby, the race See HORSE, B3 Saturday, in Louisville, Ky. [MORRY GASH/AP PHOTO] B2 Tuesday, May 7, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com SCOREBOARD

HOW TO REACH US May 1: Dallas, 4-2 20. Korbin Forrister, 71. Julián Etulain (3), $16,116 73-70-70-77—290 PRO BASKETBALL May 3: Dallas, 2-1 Jason Kokrak (3), $15,958 70-70-74-78—292 Sunday: St. Louis, 4-1 INDYCAR Wes Roach (3), $15,721 70-71-74-78—293 Paul Jenkins, Sports Editor NBA PLAYOFFS Today: at St. Louis, 8 p.m. POINTS LEADERS Matthew Short, $15,721 76-67-74-76—293 All times Eastern Through April 14 Fabián Gómez (3), $15,484 70-69-80-77—296 Email: [email protected] SECOND ROUND SAN JOSE 3, COLORADO 2 1. Josef Newgarden, 166 Beau Hossler (3), $15,326 69-72-76-80—297 Phone: 352-365-8204 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) April 26: San Jose, 5-2 2. Alexander Rossi, 138 CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS April 27: Colorado, 4-3 3. Scott Dixon, 133 LPGA TOUR EASTERN CONFERENCE April 30: San Jose, 4-2 4. Takuma Sato, 116 MEDIHEAL CHAMPIONSHIP MILWAUKEE 2, BOSTON 1 May 2: Colorado, 3-0 5. Ryan Hunter-Reay, 96 Sunday’s leaders at Lake Merced GC, Daly SPORTS RESULTS April 28: Boston, 112-90 Saturday: San Jose, 2-1 6. Will Power, 93 City, Calif. Purse: $1.8 million. Yardage: April 30: Milwaukee, 123-102 Monday: at Colorado, late 7. James Hinchcliffe, 93 6,551; Par: 72 May 3: Milwaukee, 123-116 x-Wednesday: at San Jose, TBA 8. Sebastien Bourdais, 91 FINAL Schools or coaches can report game results by calling Monday: at Boston, late 9. Graham Rahal, 90 Sei Young Kim, $270,000 72-66-68-75—281 352-365-8204. Submissions also can be emailed to Wednesday: at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. 10. Colton Herta, 88 Bronte Law, $142,055 73-68-75-65—281 x-Friday: at Boston, TBD 11. Simon Pagenaud, 87 Jeongeun Lee, $142,055 74-69-71-67—281 [email protected]. Results submitted after x-Monday, May 13: at Milwaukee, TBD AUTO RACING 12. Felix Rosenqvist, 80 Lexi Thompson, $69,641 73-70-69-71—283 9:30 p.m. may not appear in the next day’s edition of 13. Marco Andretti, 78 Amy Yang, $69,641 68-74-70-71—283 PHILADELPHIA 2, TORONTO 2 NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP 14. Jack Harvey, 65 Eun-Hee Ji, $69,641 67-72-73-71—283 15. Spencer Pigot, 63 Charley Hull, $69,641 69-70-70-74—283 the Daily Commercial. April 27: Toronto, 108-95 GANDER RV 400 LINEUP 16. Marcus Ericsson, 61 Marina Alex, $38,765 74-72-70-68—284 April 29: Philadelphia, 94-89 Monday at Dover International Speedway, 17. Patricio O’Ward, 56 Yu Liu, $38,765 76-66-72-70—284 May 2: Philadelphia, 116-95 Dover, Del. 18. Santino Ferrucci, 56 Azahara Munoz, $38,765 69-73-72-70—284 Sunday: Toronto, 101-96 Lap Length: 1 mile 19. Tony Kanaan, 56 Minjee Lee, $38,765 76-69-67-72—284 Today: at Toronto, 8 p.m. (Pole Position in parentheses) SPORTS ON TV 20. Zach Veach, 55 Jenny Shin, $29,629 71-73-72-69—285 Thursday: at Philadelphia, TBD 1. (13) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 400. Ryann O’Toole, $29,629 73-65-77-70—285 x-Sunday, May 12: at Toronto, TBD 2. (5) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 400. Kristen Gillman, $29,629 71-74-69-71—285 3. (3) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 400. FORMULA ONE Jing Yan, $24,761 73-73-71-69—286 SPORTS ON TV WESTERN CONFERENCE 4. (6) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 400. POINTS LEADERS Shanshan Feng, $24,761 73-67-75-71—286 GOLDEN STATE 2, HOUSTON 1 5. (1) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 400. Through April 28 COLLEGE BASEBALL Maria Torres, $24,761 69-71-71-75-286 April 28: Golden State, 104-100 6. (15) Erik Jones, Toyota, 400. 1. Valtteri Bottas, 87 Celine Boutier, $20,771 68-76-74-69—287 6 p.m. April 30: Golden State, 115-109 7. (4) Joey Logano, Ford, 400. 2. Lewis Hamilton, 86 Megan Khang, $20,771 75-66-75-71—287 Saturday: Houston, 126-121, OT 8. (2) William Byron, Chevrolet, 400. 3. Sebastian Vettel, 52 BTN — Michigan State at Michigan Lizette Salas, $20,771 74-71-70-72—287 Monday: at Houston, late 9. (10) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 400. 4. Max Verstappen, 51 Danielle Kang, $20,771 73-71-71-72—287 7 p.m. Wednesday: at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. 10. (22) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 400. 5. Charles Leclerc, 47 Louise Ridderstrom, $20,771 71-69-72-75—287 x-Friday: at Houston, TBD 11. (14) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 400. 6. Sergio Perez, 13 SEC — Indiana at Kentucky Inbee Park, $17,557 70-69-80-69—288 x-Sunday, May 12: at Golden State, TBD 12. (9) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 399. 7. Pierre Gasly, 13 Cristie Kerr, $17,557 72-73-71-72—288 ESPNU — Vanderbilt at Louisville 13. (19) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 399. 8. Kimi Raikkonen, 13 In Gee Chun, $17,557 69-71-76-72—288 PORTLAND 2, DENVER 2 14. (12) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 399. 9. Lando Norris, 12 Angela Stanford, $17,557 71-72-72-73—288 April 29: Denver, 121-113 15. (11) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 399. 10. Kevin Magnussen, 8 Morgan Pressel, $13,917 70-76-74-69—289 May 1: Portland, 97-90 16. (7) Aric Almirola, Ford, 399. 11. Nico Hulkenberg, 6 GOLF Haeji Kang, $13,917 73-71-76-69—289 May 3: Portland, 140-137, 4OT 17. (18) Paul Menard, Ford, 399. 12. Carlos Sainz, 6 Austin Ernst, $13,917 72-73-74-70—289 5 p.m. Sunday: Denver, 116-112 18. (21) Ryan Newman, Ford, 398. 13. Daniel Ricciardo, 6 Alena Sharp, $13,917 76-71-70-72—289 Tuesday: at Denver, 10:30 p.m. 19. (16) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 398. 14. Lance Stroll, 4 GOLF — World Long Drive Tour Golf: Exchange Cel- Caroline Masson, $13,917 76-70-71-72—289 Thursday: at Portland, TBD 20. (17) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 398. 15. Alexander Albon, 3 Amy Olson, $13,917 70-73-74-72—289 ebrating Service, long-drive competition, Fort Jackson, x-Sunday, May 12: at Denver, TBD 21. (8) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 397. 16. Daniil Kvyat, 1 Nanna Koerstz Madsen, $13,917 22. (25) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 397. S.C. 73-71-72-73—289 23. (30) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, 397. So Yeon Ryu, $13,917 67-70-79-73—289 ODDS 24. (26) Michael McDowell, Ford, 395. GOLF Anne van Dam, $10,638 67-77-76-70—290 25. (23) Daniel Hemric, Chevrolet, 394. Aditi Ashok, $10,638 74-73-72-71—290 MLB BASEBALL 26. (24) David Ragan, Ford, 393. PREGAME.COM LINE PGA CHAMPIONSHIP FIELD Brittany Lincicome, $10,638 74-70-75-71—290 27. (27) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 393. FARMINGDALE, N.Y. — The fi eld for the PGA 7 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Mariajo Uribe, $10,638 76-71-71-72—290 28. (29) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, 392. Championship, to be played May 16-19 on the Today Dana Finkelstein, $10,638 73-71-73-73—290 SUN — Arizona at Tampa Bay 29. (28) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 392. Black Course at Bethpage State Park. Listed in National League Sarah Schmelzel, $8,332 70-73-78-70—291 30. (36) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 389. fi rst category for which they are eligible. One 7:30 p.m. FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Gerina Piller, $8,332 71-75-73-72—291 31. (31) Landon Cassill, Chevrolet, 389. spot is reserved for the winner of the AT&T Byron At Milwaukee -105 Washington -105 Carlota Ciganda, $8,332 74-71-73-73—291 MLB — Philadelphia at St. Louis OR Washington at 32. (32) Matt Tifft, Ford, 387. Nelson if not already eligible: Philadelphia -110 At St. Louis +100 Laetitia Beck, $8,332 74-69-74-74—291 33. (20) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 386. Brooks Koepka, Justin Milwaukee At Chicago -178 Miami +166 PGA CHAMPIONS: Chella Choi, $8,332 72-68-77-74—291 34. (33) Cody Ware, Ford, 383. Thomas, Jimmy Walker, Jason Day, Rory McIlroy, At Colorado -105 San Francisco -105 Moriya Jutanugarn, $8,332 69-75-72-75—291 35. (37) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, Engine, Jason Dufner, Keegan Bradley, Martin Kaymer, At LA Dodgers Off Atlanta Off In-Kyung Kim, $8,332 72-71-72-76—291 356. Y.E. Yang, Padraig Harrington, Tiger Woods, Phil NBA BASKETBALL New York -131 At San Diego +121 Ashleigh Buhai, $6,288 75-72-75-70—292 36. (35) Quin Houff, Chevrolet, Too Slow, 168. Mickelson, Vijay Singh, Shaun Micheel, Rich American League Da Yeon Lee, $6,288 79-68-74-71—292 37. (34) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet, Engine, 96. Beem, Davis Love III, John Daly. 8 p.m. At Cleveland -151 Chicago +141 Emma Talley, $6,288 73-72-75-72—292 RACE STATISTICS Patrick Reed, At New York -148 Seattle +138 MASTERS CHAMPIONS (5 YEARS): Pavarisa Yoktuan, $6,288 74-73-72-73—292 TNT — NBA Playoff: Philadelphia at Toronto Average Speed of Winner: 127.242 mph. Sergio Garcia, Danny Willett, Jordan Spieth. At Baltimore Off Boston Off Pernilla Lindberg, $6,288 72-73-74-73—292 Time of Race: 3 Hours, 8 Minutes, 37 Dustin 10:30 p.m. Minnesota -144 At Toronto +134 U.S. OPEN CHAMPIONS (5 YEARS): Wei-Ling Hsu, $6,288 74-73-70-75—292 Seconds. Johnson. LA Angels -128 At Detroit +118 He Yong Choi, $6,288 74-65-77-76—292 TNT — NBA Playoff: Portland at Denver Margin of Victory: 9.501 Seconds. At Houston -205 Kansas City +185 BRITISH OPEN CHAMPIONS (5 YEARS): Na Yeon Choi, $6,288 72-67-75-78—292 Caution Flags: 6 for 31 laps. Francesco Molinari, Henrik Stenson, Zach Interleague Jennifer Song, $4,958 74-72-79-68—293 Lead Changes: 15 among 11 drivers. Johnson. At Pittsburgh -127 Texas +117 Mi Hyang Lee, $4,958 72-74-75-72—293 NHL HOCKEY Lap Leaders: C. Elliott 1-107; J. Logano 108- At Tampa Bay Off Arizona Off PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP WINNER (3 YEARS): Mariah Stackhouse, $4,958 72-73-74-74—293 123; B. Keselowski 124-181; K. Harvick 182; Webb Simpson, Siwoo Kim. At Oakland -121 Cincinnati +111 Kendall Dye, $4,958 72-75-71-75—293 8 p.m. K. Busch 183; W. Byron 184-188; M. McDowell TOP 15 AND TIES FROM 2018 PGA Dottie Ardina, $4,958 72-70-75-76—293 189; C. Elliott 190-223; A. Bowman 224-239; Adam Scott, Jon Rahm, Thomas NBCSN — Stanley Cup Playoff: Dallas at St. Louis NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION CHAMPIONSHIP: Klara Spilkova, $4,958 72-71-73-77—293 M. Truex Jr. 240-243; C. Elliott 244; M. Truex Pieters, Gary Woodland, Rafa Cabrera Bello, PLAYOFFS Anne-Catherine Tanguay, $4,147 Jr. 245-319; C. Elliott 320-322; J. Johnson 323- Tyrrell Hatton, Daniel Berger, Rickie Fowler, Kevin Today 72-71-80-71—294 326; D. Suarez 327-347; M. Truex Jr. 348-400. Kisner, Shane Lowry, Chez Reavie, Brandon Stone. SOCCER (MEN'S) FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG Karine Icher, $4,147 74-72-76-72—294 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps At Toronto 6½ 211½ Philadelphia TOP 20 FROM THE 2019 PGA PROFESSIONAL Mina Harigae, $4,147 75-72-74-73—294 3 p.m. Led): Chase Elliott 4 times for 145 laps; Alex Beach, Danny Balin, Stuart At Denver 4½ 213½ Portland CHAMPIONSHIP: Lydia Ko, $4,147 75-71-74-74—294 Martin Truex Jr. 3 times for 132 laps; Brad Deane, Jason Caron, Ben Cook, Rich Berberian TNT — UEFA Champions League: Liverpool vs. FC Hee Young Park, $4,147 74-73-72-75—294 Keselowski 1 time for 58 laps; Daniel Suarez Jr., Rod Perry, Jeffrey Schmid, Marty Jertson, NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Brianna Do, $4,147 73-73-73-75—294 Barcelona 1 time for 21 laps; Alex Bowman 1 time for 16 Casey Russell, Brian Mackey, Ryan Vermeer, STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Peiyun Chien, $4,147 68-72-76-78—294 laps; Joey Logano 1 time for 16 laps; William Rob Labritz, Craig Bowden, Justin Bertsch, John Today Suzuka Yamaguchi, $3,696 73-73-75-74—295 Byron 1 time for 5 laps; Jimmie Johnson 1 O’Leary, Cory Schneider, Craig Hocknull, Andrew FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Cheyenne Knight, $3,696 72-74-75-74—295 time for 4 laps; Kyle Busch 1 time for 1 lap; Filbert, Tyler Hall. At St. Louis -130 Dallas +120 Daniela Darquea, $3,696 74-71-74-76—295 Michael McDowell 1 time for 1 lap; Kevin Updated odds available at Pregame.com PLAYING MEMBERS OF THE 2018 RYDER CUP Linnea Strom, $3,516 73-74-75-74—296 SPORTS BRIEFS Harvick 1 time for 1 lap. Bryson DeChambeau, Tony Finau, Bubba TEAMS: Hannah Green, $3,516 75-70-76-75—296 POINTS LEADERS Watson, Paul Casey, Tommy Fleetwood, Alex Ariya Jutanugarn, $3,516 71-74-73-78—296 Through May 6 Noren, Ian Poulter, Thorbjorn Olesen, Justin Rose. Charlotte Thomas, $3,426 74-70-79-74—297 GREENSBORO, N.C. losing her serve midway TRANSACTIONS 1. Kyle Busch, 460. WINNERS OF PGA TOUR EVENTS SINCE THE Brittany Altomare, $3,363 73-73-77-75—298 2. Joey Logano, 455. Aaron Wise, Swofford: August launch through the second set, 2018 PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP: Jasmine Suwannapura, $3,363 76-69-75-78—298 BASEBALL 3. Kevin Harvick, 397. Kevin Na, Michael Kim, Troy Merritt, Andrew of ACC TV ‘on schedule’ letting the French quali- Major League Baseball 4. Denny Hamlin, 383. Putnam, Brandt Snedeker, Kevin Tway, Marc PGA TOUR CHAMPIONS MLB — Suspended Atlanta RHP Kevin Gausman 5. Martin Truex Jr, 378. Leishman, Xander Schauffele, Cameron Champ, INSPERITY INVITATIONAL fier back into the match. fi ve games and fi ned him an undisclosed amount 6. Brad Keselowski, 377. Matt Kuchar, Charles Howell III, Adam Long, J.B. Sunday’s leaders at The Woodlands CC, for intentionally throwing a pitch at Miami’s José 7. Chase Elliott, 371. Holmes, Martin Trainer, Keith Mitchell, Graeme Atlantic Coast Confer- The Woodlands, Texas. Purse: $2.2 million. Ureña during a May 3 game. 8. Kurt Busch, 347. McDowell, Corey Conners, C.T. Pan, Ryan Palmer, ZURICH Yardage: 7,002; Par: 72 ence commissioner John American League 9. Ryan Blaney, 335. Max Homa. FINAL BOSTON RED SOX — Placed LHP David Price on 10. Clint Bowyer, 319. TOP 70 PLAYERS IN PGA POINTS (Offi cial Swofford says “every- FIFA adds new awards to Scott McCarron, $330,000 67-65-67—199 the 10-day IL, retroactive to May 3. Selected the 11. Aric Almirola, 309. PGA Tour earnings from the 2018 Players Scott Parel, $193,600 67-68-66—201 thing is on schedule” for provide gender parity contract of RHP Ryan Weber from Pawtucket (IL). 12. Daniel Suarez, 292. Championship through the 2019 Wells Fargo Lee Janzen, $158,400 70-67-67—204 CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Reinstated RHP Ryan 13. Alex Bowman, 287. Championship): Patrick Cantlay, Billy Horschel, the August launch of the Marco Dawson, $118,800 72-65-68—205 Burr from the 10-day IL. Purchased the contract of 14. Ryan Newman, 270. Hideki Matsuyama, Kyle Stanley, Joel Dahmen, Paul Goydos, $118,800 68-67-70—205 league’s TV channel. FIFA is introduc- OF Charlie Tilson from Charlotte (IL). Transferred 15. Kyle Larson, 267. Byeong Hun An, Cameron Smith, Jason Kokrak, Tom Lehman, $88,000 67-71-69—207 RHP Nate Jones to the 60-day IL. 16. Erik Jones, 264. Jim Furyk, Emiliano Grillo, Louis Oosthuizen, Speaking Monday at a ing gender parity for its Jerry Kelly, $61,600 69-68-71—208 NEW YORK YANKEES — Reinstated OF Clint 17. Jimmie Johnson, 261. Danny Lee, Abraham Ancer, Ryan Moore, Ryan Jeff Maggert, $61,600 71-69-68—208 Frazier from the 10-day IL. 18. Austin Dillon, 261. Armour, Brian Gay, Branden Grace, Sungjae regional Associated Press awards by adding a wom- Billy Mayfair, $61,600 68-71-69—208 National League 19. William Byron, 260. Im, Adam Hadwin, Jhonattan Vegas, Charley Colin Montgomerie, $61,600 68-68-72—208 Sports Editors meeting, en’s goalkeeper category CHICAGO CUBS — Recalled RHP Carl Edwards 20. Paul Menard, 254. Hoffman, J.J. Spaun, Scott Piercy, Harold Varner, Vijay Singh, $61,600 70-70-68—208 Jr. from Iowa (PCL). Optioned RHP Dillon Maples Lucas Glover, Matt Fitzpatrick. Swofford says a focus and a female team of the Ken Tanigawa, $61,600 68-72-68—208 to Iowa. NHRA DRAG RACING SPECIAL INVITATIONS: Kiradech Aphibarnrat, Retief Goosen, $42,900 71-70-68—209 now is getting more dis- year. NEW YORK METS — Acquired RHP Wilmer Font SOUTHERN NATIONALS Lucas Bjerregaard, Alexander Bjork, Sam Burns, Kenny Perry, $42,900 70-69-70—209 from Tampa Bay for a player to be named or cash. Sunday at Atlanta Dragway, Commerce, Ga. Jorge Campillo, Ross Fisher, Ryan Fox, Dylan tribution deals for TV The announcement David Frost, $35,244 69-75-66—210 Transferred OF Yoenis Céspedes to the 60-day IL. Final Finish Order Frittelli, Chesson Hadley, Justin Harding, Brian John Huston, $35,244 70-71-69—210 providers to carry the on Monday ensures men Top Fuel Harman, Lucas Herbert, Beau Hossler, Shugo Kent Jones, $35,244 68-69-73—210 FOOTBALL 1, Steve Torrence. 2, Brittany Force. 3, Shawn Imahira, Jazz Janewattananond, Brendan Jones, ACC Network. He said and women will be in line Bernhard Langer, $35,244 69-70-71—210 National Football League Reed. 4, Jordan Vandergriff. 5, Antron Brown. 6, Kurt Kitayama, Patton Kizzire, Russell Knox, David Toms, $35,244 72-69-69—210 CAROLINA PANTHERS — Released S Da’Norris Leah Pritchett. 7, Dom Lagana. 8, Scott Palmer. 9, Satoshi Kodaira, Mikko Korhonen, Tom Lewis, the channel has “hit every for accolades in the same Clark Dennis, $24,577 69-73-69—211 Searcy. Waived OT Isaiah Battle, Clay Millican. 10, Austin Prock. 11, Luigi Novelli. Haotong Li, David Lipsky, Luke List, Mike Lorenzo- Joe Durant, $24,577 71-71-69—211 mark” so far in securing categories at the FIFA CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed CB Jhavonte 12, Audrey Worm. 13, Doug Kalitta. 14, Richie Vera, Joost Luiten, Shaun Norris, Adrian Otaegui, Michael Bradley, $24,577 71-68-72—211 Dean, RB Trayone Gray and LB Willie Harvey. Crampton. 15, Pat Dakin. 16, Cameron Ferre. Eddie Pepperell, Pat Perez, Charl Schwartzel, those deals because the Best ceremony in Milan Bart Bryant, $24,577 69-72-70—211 Waived RB Darrin Hall, CB Ashton Lampkin and Funny Car Steve Stricker, Julian Suri, Michael Thompson, Miguel Angel Jiménez, $24,577 69-71-71—211 league is partnered with on Sept. 23. LB Xavier Woodson-Luster. 1, Ron Capps. 2, Tim Wilkerson. 3, Tommy Erik van Rooyen, Richard Sterne, Matt Wallace, Gene Sauers, $24,577 72-69-70—211 GREEN BAY PACKERS — Signed CB Chandon Johnson Jr.. 4, Robert Hight. 5, John Force. 6, Paul Lee Westwood. Disney-owned ESPN, FIFA Deputy Secretary Kevin Sutherland, $24,577 72-69-70—211 Sullivan and WR Darrius Shepherd. Released RB Lee. 7, Bob Tasca III. 8, J.R. Todd. 9, Jack Beckman. PGA POINTS LIST TO FILL THE FIELD: Sam Ryder Tommy Armour III, $17,105 70-76-66—212 with Swofford saying: General Zvonimir Boban Lavon Coleman. 10, Matt Hagan. 11, Jim Campbell. 12, Dave ALTERNATES: Bronson Burgoon, Sung Kang, Tom Byrum, $17,105 74-69-69—212 LOS ANGELES RAMS — Re-signed LB Bryce Richards. 13, Shawn Langdon. 14, Terry Haddock. Richy Werenski, Patrick Rodgers, Joaquin “Mickey Mouse carries a says “FIFA is certain that John Daly, $17,105 71-71-70—212 Hager to a one-year contract. 15, Cruz Pedregon. 16, Blake Alexander. Niemann, Kelly Keft, J.T. Poston, Rory Sabbatini, Ken Duke, $17,105 71-73-68—212 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS - Signed WR Xavier Pro Stock Motorcycle Ryan Blaum, Austin Cook. lot of weight.” France will host a ground- Steve Flesch, $17,105 69-72-71—212 Ubosi. 1, Andrew Hines. 2, Jerry Savoie. 3, Hector Arana Brandt Jobe, $17,105 68-75-69—212 The league hopes the breaking edition of the NEW YORK JETS - Waived QB Brandon Silvers. Jr. 4, Eddie Krawiec. 5, Steve Johnson. 6, Ryan PGA TOUR Wes Short, Jr., $17,105 70-72-70—212 OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed P A.J. Cole and DT Oehler. 7, Karen Stoffer. 8, Angelle Sampey. 9, channel’s launch helps it FIFA Women’s World WELLS FARGO CHAMPIONSHIP Kirk Triplett, $17,105 73-68-71—212 Ronald Ollie. Waived P Drew Kaser and OT Jamar Joey Gladstone. 10, Matt Smith. 11, Angie Smith. Sunday’s leaders at Quail Hollow Club, Billy Andrade, $13,530 74-69-70—213 close a financial gap with Cup this year, so I cannot McGloster. 12, Melissa Surber. 13, Cory Reed. 14, Scotty Charlotte, N.C. Purse: $7.9 million. Yardage: Shaun Micheel, $13,530 71-73-69—213 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS — Signed LB LaRoy Pollacheck. 15, Hector Arana. 16, Kelly Clontz. its power-conference think of a better moment 7,554; Par: 71 (35-36) Stephen Ames, $11,440 70-74-70—214 Reynolds to a one-year contract and RB Austin POINT STANDINGS FINAL Darren Clarke, $11,440 70-73-71—214 peers, which has only to introduce these new Walter to a three-year contract. Waived DL Ryan Through May 5 Max Homa (500), $1,422,000 69-63-70-67—269 Mike Goodes, $11,440 73-71-70—214 Delaire. Top Fuel Joel Dahmen (300), $853,200 66-66-70-70—272 Tim Petrovic, $11,440 67-76-71—214 grown in recent years. awards. It is yet another 1, Steve Torrence, 579. 2, Brittany Force, 483. 3, Justin Rose (190), $537,200 70-67-68-68—273 Joey Sindelar, $11,440 72-71-71—214 HOCKEY Doug Kalitta, 464. 4, Leah Pritchett, 433. 5, Clay The average payout for step in the right direc- Paul Casey (109), $311,063 69-71-66-69—275 Esteban Toledo, $11,440 70-73-71—214 National Hockey League Millican, 427. 6, Mike Salinas, 384. 7, Antron Jason Dufner (109), $311,063 68-63-71-73—275 Tom Watson, $9,900 70-75-70—215 the ACC’s 14 full-time tion to raise the profile of DETROIT RED WINGS — Named Pat Verbeek Brown, 373. 8, Richie Crampton, 329. 9, Terry Rickie Fowler (109), $311,063 71-70-66-68—275 Glen Day, $8,800 68-75-73—216 assistant general manager. McMillen, 319. 10, Austin Prock, 288. members for the 2016-17 women’s football.” Sergio Garcia (109), $311,063 69-73-65-68—275 Mark McNulty, $8,800 71-67-78—216 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Promoted Al Murray Funny Car Rory McIlroy (75), $213,300 66-70-68-73—277 Jesper Parnevik, $8,800 72-73-71—216 season was $26.6 million to assistant general manager-director of amateur 1, Robert Hight, 663. 2, Matt Hagan, 472. 3, John Keith Mitchell (75), $213,300 68-74-66-69—277 Jerry Smith, $8,800 71-76-69—216 scouting; Jamie Pushor to assistant general Force, 470. 4, J.R. Todd, 456. 5, Tommy Johnson Jr., with football driving the PORTO, PORTUGAL Pat Perez (75), $213,300 69-68-66-74—277 Mark Brooks, $6,820 69-74-74—217 manager-director of player personnel; and Stacy 445. 6, Tim Wilkerson, 436. 7, Ron Capps, 430. 8, Kyle Stanley (75), $213,300 69-69-71-68—277 Russ Cochran, $6,820 74-70-73—217 revenues, according to Casillas released from Roest to assistant general manager-director of Jack Beckman, 425. 9, Shawn Langdon, 365. 10, Jhonattan Vegas (75), $213,300 72-67-69-69—277 Gibby Gilbert III, $6,820 73-72-72—217 player development and general manager of Bob Tasca III, 338. Jim Knous (55), $143,780 68-72-70-68—278 Tom Pernice Jr., $6,820 76-75-66—217 federal tax filings. hospital, uncertain Syracuse (AHL). Named Mathieu Darche director Pro Stock Seamus Power (55), $143,780 69-68-69-72—278 Ian Woosnam, $6,820 70-75-72—217 of hockey operations. 1, Bo Butner, 425. 2, Alex Laughlin, 285. 3, Matt By comparison, the about future Adam Schenk (55), $143,780 67-74-67-70—278 Michael Allen, $5,060 72-71-75—218 WASHINGTON CAPITALS — Reassigned F Axel Hartford, 284. 4, Jason Line, 261. 5, Erica Enders, Shawn Stefani (55), $143,780 76-65-70-67—278 Woody Austin, $5,060 74-75-69—218 Southeastern Conference Jonsson-Fjallby from Djurgardens IF (Swedish 239. 6, Jeg Coughlin, 225. 7, Rodger Brogdon, 220. Vaughn Taylor (55), $143,780 68-71-68-71—278 Paul Lawrie, $5,060 70-70-78—218 Hockey League) to Hershey (AHL). 8, Greg Anderson, 208. 9, Deric Kramer, 199. 10, which launched its own A cheerful Iker Casil- Chez Reavie (44), $99,540 70-71-70-68—279 Duffy Waldorf, $5,060 72-74-72—218 Chris McGaha, 189. Doc Redman, $99,540 70-70-67-72—279 Willie Wood, $5,060 72-71-75—218 ESPN-partnered channel las was released from the SOCCER Pro Stock Motorcycle Rory Sabbatini (44), $99,540 76-66-67-70—279 Steve Pate, $4,400 74-72-73—219 Major League Soccer 1, Andrew Hines, 444. 2, Eddie Krawiec, 366. 3, in 2014 distributed nearly hospital on Monday, five Webb Simpson (44), $99,540 69-73-69-68—279 Blaine McCallister, $3,960 74-70-76—220 PORTLAND TIMBERS — Acquired $100,000 in Hector Arana Jr, 356. 4, Matt Smith, 237. 5, Jerry Brendon Todd (44), $99,540 68-70-73-68—279 Mark O’Meara, $3,960 68-75-77—220 $41 million per school that days after having a heart targeted allocation money in 2020 and $75,000 in Savoie, 233. 6, Ryan Oehler, 211. 7, Karen Stoffer, Aaron Wise (44), $99,540 69-70-69-71—279 Jeff Sluman, $3,960 74-71-75—220 general allocation money in 2019 from Houston 204. 8, Joey Gladstone, 170. 9, Hector Arana, 169. Bud Cauley (35), $67,348 73-70-68-69—280 Larry Mize, $3,300 72-74-76—222 year and while the Big attack. for a 2019 international slot. Acquired F Brian 10, Angie Smith, 168. Jason Day (35), $67,348 68-69-74-69—280 José María Olazábal, $3,300 73-76-73—222 Fernández from Liga MX and added him to the as Ten, Big 12 and Pac-12 all The veteran Porto goal- Dylan Frittelli (35), $67,348 67-74-70-69—280 Scott Verplank, $3,300 73-73-76—222 a designated player. NASCAR XFINITY Brian Harman (35), $67,348 68-75-69-68—280 Barry Lane, $2,750 70-77-76—223 averaged more than $31 keeper said he was thrilled POINTS LEADERS Patrick Reed (30), $56,090 67-69-71-74—281 Corey Pavin, $2,750 75-76-72—223 Through May 5 million. with his recovery but COLLEGES Ollie Schniederjans (30), $56,090 Jay Haas, $2,310 72-75-77—224 BUTLER — Announced men’s basketball graduate 1. Tyler Reddick, 462. 74-69-68-70—281 Tom Kite, $2,310 73-78-73—224 didn’t give any hints about C Derrik Smits has transferred from Valparaiso. 2. Christopher Bell, 439. Henrik Stenson (30), $56,090 74-67-70-70—281 Olin Browne, $2,002 74-73-78—225 GEORGIA — Announced women’s junior 3. Cole Custer, 391. MADRID whether he would keep Lucas Glover (22), $44,804 70-69-72-71—282 Mark Calcavecchia, $2,002 77-71-77—225 basketball G Mikayla Coombs is transferring 4. Austin Cindric, 381. Hideki Matsuyama (22), $44,804 Fred Funk, $1,738 77-76-73—226 Defending champion playing professionally. from UConn. 5. Justin Allgaier, 348. 73-70-70-69—282 Loren Roberts, $1,738 74-77-75—226 GEORGIA TECH - Announced men’s sophomore 6. Chase Briscoe, 335. Kvitova to 3rd round The 37-year-old Alex Prugh (22), $44,804 73-68-71-70—282 Chris DiMarco, $1,540 74-72-82—228 basketball G Bubba Parham has transferred 7. John H. Nemechek, 325. Nick Watney (22), $44,804 70-72-72-68—282 Bob Gilder, $1,452 79-80-79—238 from VMI. 8. Ryan Sieg, 315. Casillas fell ill during a Cody Gribble (22), $44,804 71-72-68-71—282 John Harris, $1,364 78-81-81—240 TEXAS TECH — Signed athletic director Kirby 9. Noah Gragson, 304. Sungjae Im (22), $44,804 70-69-71-72—282 Defending champion practice last Wednesday, Hocutt a two-year contract extension through 10. Michael Annett, 297. Martin Laird (22), $44,804 67-71-71-73—282 EUROPEAN TOUR/ASIAN TOUR 2027. 11. Justin Haley, 294. Adam Hadwin (15), $32,390 73-69-68-73—283 Petra Kvitova defeated was rushed to hospi- VOLVO CHINA OPEN 12. Brandon Jones, 286. Matt Jones (15), $32,390 70-70-72-71—283 Sunday’s leaders at Genzon CC, Shenzhen, Kristina Mladenovic 6-3, tal, and underwent a 13. Ross Chastain, 244. Colt Knost (15), $32,390 73-68-67-75—283 China. Purse: $2.97 million. Yardage: 7,145; 14. Gray Gaulding, 207. Sebastián Muñoz (15), $32,390 7-6 (5) to reach the third catheterization. PRO HOCKEY Par: 72 (x-won on fi rst playoff hole) 15. Brandon Brown, 204. 68-70-73-72—283 FINAL round of the Madrid Open “I can only smile after 16. Garrett Smithley, 163. Joaquin Niemann (15), $32,390 NHL x-Mikko Korhohen, Finland 68-69-65-66—268 17. Jeremy Clements, 155. 73-70-69-71—283 on Monday. everything that hap- STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Benjamin Hebert, France 67-68-64-69—268 18. Josh Williams, 149. Richy Werenski (15), $32,390 70-69-73-71—283 All times Eastern Jorge Campillo, Spain 65-69-68-67—269 The second-seeded pened,” he said. “It was 19. Ray Black Jr, 141. Chase Wright (15), $32,390 71-72-69-71—283 SECOND ROUND Haotong Li, China 67-73-66-66—272 20. David Starr, 140. Ryan Blaum (10), $23,131 71-72-68-73—284 Kvitova outlasted Mlad- a very difficult situation (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Romain Langasque, France 67-69-70-67—273 Nate Lashley (10), $23,131 71-70-69-74—284 CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS David Lipsky, United States 65-72-70-66—273 NASCAR GANDER OUTDOOR TRUCK Adam Long (10), $23,131 70-71-73-70—284 enovic by winning the but thankfully I’m doing EASTERN CONFERENCE Mike Lorenzo-Vera, France 67-71-71-64—273 POINTS LEADERS Kevin Streelman (10), $23,131 71-69-70-74—284 BOSTON 3, COLUMBUS 2 Jordan Smith, England 67-70-69-67—273 last three points in the well.” Through May 5 Jimmy Walker (10), $23,131 71-70-72-71—284 April 25: Boston, 3-2, OT Ashun Wu, China 66-65-72-70—273 1. Grant Enfi nger, 241. Bill Haas (8), $19,237 69-72-71-73—285 tiebreaker to close out Speaking to reporters April 27: Columbus, 3-2, 2OT Sean Crocker, United States 68-68-72-66—274 2. Johnny Sauter, 237. Hank Lebioda (8), $19,237 71-72-74-68—285 April 30: Columbus, 2-1 Victor Dubuisson, France 68-68-68-71—275 the match in nearly two outside of the hospital, 3. Stewart Friesen, 230. Trey Mullinax (8), $19,237 72-69-73-71—285 May 2: Boston, 4-1 Yuta Ikeda, Japan 68-71-68-68—275 4. Brett Moffi tt, 227. Zack Sucher (8), $19,237 72-71-73-69—285 hours. without taking questions, Saturday: Boston, 4-3 Jacques Kruyswijk, South Africa 5. Ben Rhodes, 218. Daniel Berger (6), $17,933 73-69-70-74—286 Monday: at Columbus, late 70-67-70-68—275 “I’m glad I won the an emotional Casillas said 6. Matt Crafton, 204. Roberto Díaz (6), $17,933 70-72-71-73—286 x-Wednesday: at Boston, TBA Adilson Da Silva, Brazil 72-69-65-70—276 7. Harrison Burton, 193. Harris English (6), $17,933 71-71-72-72—286 tiebreak. That is my he doesn’t know “what Min Woo Lee, Australia 69-67-70-70—276 8. Austin Hill, 191. John Senden (6), $17,933 68-73-69-76—286 CAROLINA 4, N.Y. ISLANDERS 0 Tapio Pulkkanen, Finland 65-68-72-71—276 9. Todd Gilliland, 171. Brendan Steele (6), $17,933 72-70-75-69—286 kind of issue sometimes, the future holds,” and April 26: Carolina, 1-0, OT Richie Ramsay, Scotland 69-71-70-66—276 10. Sheldon Creed, 160. Nick Taylor (6), $17,933 67-75-72-72—286 April 28: Carolina, 2-1 Bernd Wiesberger, Austria 69-71-68-68—276 but overall it was pretty that the most important 11. Tyler Dippel, 116. Tony Finau (5), $17,064 72-69-72-74—287 May 1: Carolina, 5-2 ALSO 12. Spencer Boyd, 110. Brice Garnett (5), $17,064 70-71-70-76—287 tight,” said Kvitova, thing was to be stand- May 3: Carolina, 5-2 John Catlin, United States 66-76-68-67—277 13. Brennan Poole, 108. J.J. Henry (5), $17,064 70-72-72-73—287 Berry Henson, United States 70-70-71-66—277 who is seeking her fourth ing there talking about 14. Gus Dean, 95. Kramer Hickok (5), $17,064 72-69-72-74—287 WESTERN CONFERENCE Julian Suri, United States 69-72-68-68—277 15. Jordan Anderson, 90. Kyoung-Hoon Lee (5), $17,064 72-70-70-75—287 Madrid Open title. “I himself. DALLAS 3, ST. LOUIS 2 Paul Peterson, United States 69-72-67-71—279 16. Tyler Ankrum, 85. Brandon Harkins (4), $16,432 73-69-71-76—289 April 25: St. Louis, 3-2 Micah Lauren Shin, United States fought hard in the end.” 17. Austin Wayne Self, 84. Tom Hoge (4), $16,432 70-70-75-74—289 April 27: Dallas, 4-2 69-70-71-75—285 18. Timothy Peters, 84. Luke List (4), $16,432 75-68-71-75—289 April 29: St. Louis, 4-3 She was in control until The Associated Press 19. Cory Roper, 82. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, May 7, 2019 B3 Could Marlins be headed for worst season yet?

By Steven Wine improvement in a farm The Marlins haven't hit a The Marlins fired bat- Associated Press system bereft of talent triple, or a homer with more ting coach Mike Pagliarulo, when Jeter's group bought than one man on base. but that didn't help. They MIAMI — Derek Jeter the franchise 19 months Jeter, Hill and Mat- scored 13 runs during says the Miami Marlins are ago. Trades swung by Jeter tingly believe the team is last week's five-game better than this. and president of base- underachieving, but that's homestand. If he's wrong, the woebe- ball operations Michael debatable. The Marlins Jeter also fired president gone franchise is headed for Hill helped to restock the finished last in the majors of business operations Chip its worst season yet. minors, and the outlook is in 2018 in runs, home runs, Bowers last week. The Mar- The Marlins began the especially bright regarding slugging and OPS, and that lins said that attendance week with the worst record young pitching. was with Realmuto. They wasn't a factor, and that in the majors at 9-24 (.274), But the big league team don't have a player who hit Bowers wasn't involved which put them on pace to has backslid since Jeter over .278 last year, or hit in negotiations for TV and finish 44-118. That's bad, took over, in part because more than 12 homers. ballpark naming rights that even for a franchise that he traded away All-Stars Miami hoped for have yet to produce deals. hasn't had a winning season Christian Yelich, Giancarlo improvement from center Regardless, longstanding since 2009 and hasn't been Stanton, Marcell Ozuna, fielder Lewis Brinson, the fan apathy congeals around to the playoffs since 2003. Dee Gordon and J.T. centerpiece acquisition in the new ownership. The Manager Don Mattingly Realmuto. the Yelich trade. But he was team is averaging 9,668 said he tells his players to The Marlins appear Miami Marlins CEO Derek Jeter, left, shakes hands with batting .197 when demoted fans per game at Marlins stay positive, but "it's hard headed for their first 100- manager Don Mattingly before a baseball game against last week to the minors. Park, less than last season to say everything is great loss season since 2013 and the Atlanta Braves on Friday in Miami. [LYNNE SLADKY/AP] Curtis Granderson and and last in the majors. when you're 9-and-what- could eclipse the 1998 team Neil Walker were signed to Reversing the atten- ever," he said. "I don't even record of 108 defeats. magazines stacked on a regulars batting over .250, provide veteran leadership, dance pattern will likely know what we are. I know "You can't let it get to table advertised Yelich as and while left-hander Caleb which they've done. But take years. If Jeter's right, it's not very good. It's not a you," reliever Drew Steck- a likely repeat National Smith was 3-0, the rest of Granderson began the week improvement in the won- great feeling." enrider said of the team's League MVP, as if mocking the rotation was 4-16. batting .176, and Walker loss percentage will come It's a new feeling for Jeter, ugly record. "Obviously the Marlins. "I'm not happy," Jeter was at .250 with five RBIs. sooner. the perennial postseason it's frustrating, but nobody Heading into a seven- said. "Michael Hill is not It's all too familiar for "No. 1, you keep work- presence for two decades wants to think about that. game trip that begins happy. Donnie is not happy. Walker, who played on ing," Mattingly said. "And as the shortstop for the You just have to take every Monday night in Chicago, I'm sure the players are not Pittsburgh Pirates teams then you don't accept it. We New York Yankees. In his day as a new day and a new they had been outscored happy." that lost 99 and 105 games. can't accept that this is the second season as Marlins opportunity." this year by 73 runs, an The offense is especially "You learn a lot more way it's going to be all year CEO, Jeter is rebuilding the Miami was beaten again average of more than two abysmal, ranking last in the from the tough times than long. There's a lot of base- franchise from the bottom Sunday by Atlanta to com- per game. Their record majors in runs, doubles, from the good times," he ball to be played." up. plete a series sweep. In was 6-15 at home and 3-9 triples, home runs, RBIs, said. "You've just got to Even the Marlins can't There are signs of the postgame clubhouse, on the road. They had three walks, slugging and OPS. keep your head up." lose `em all.

high drag, high down- wrote “this package Motorsports and Chev- JGR has seven wins in 11 who has 21 career wins, NASCAR force, 750 horsepower sucks.” rolet their first wins of races this season and has made it to victory lane package that led to track- Truex brushed off the the season at Talladega established itself as the for the first time in 2007 From Page B1 record speeds posted in complaints. last week. Bowman and team to beat. but didn’t win again until qualifying. “We all had to deal with Elliott made it another “It’s a big deal for us,” 2013. Kyle Busch, the 2015 the same thing,” Truex solid race for a manu- Gibbs said. “As every- He hasn’t sniffed much Truex, who is from NASCAR champion, said. “Obviously, we facturer that was in dire body knows, in pro sports of a victory drought since Mayetta, New Jersey has peppered his comments dealt with it better than need of a boost. these things can go and 2015, winning 19 races long considered Dover his on the package with everybody else.” “We at least had a shot come very quick. The and a series champion- home track, led 132 laps profanity and said his Bowman finished at it. It’s really all you can hardest thing to do is to ship over that span. and dominated runner- complaints to NASCAR second for the second ask for,” Bowman said. stay up there.” “This track is a big up Alex Bowman by a would fall on deaf ears. straight week in the “We had a miserable start Truex has been as reli- part of the reason I got breezy 9.5 seconds to win Kevin Harvick said cars No. 88 Chevrolet. Kyle to the reason. We really able with Pearn in his to where I’m at,” Truex at Dover for the first time are “hard to race “ under Larson, Harvick and did a good job resetting in first season with Gibbs said. “Without tracks like since 2016. the package. Team owner Chase Elliott rounded out the off week.” as he was for years at the this and Loudon, Watkins He had no com- Bob Leavine tweeted he the top five. But all the teams are since-shuttered Furni- Glen, I would never have plains about the new agreed with Busch and Elliott gave Hendrick chasing Gibbs. ture Row Racing. Truex, been noticed.”

NCAA Division I program 3 p.m Wednesday in the hit .284 with four homers NEXT to toss a complete game Atlantic Sun tourna- and 25 RBIs. On the of at least 10 innings. ment. FGCU is seeded mound, the freshman From Page B1 Prior to Mesiemore’s third heading into the appeared in 11 games and gem, the last time it had tournament. started six, finishing with been done was in 2012. The game, which will a 3-2 record. Marissa Mesiemore, With the loss, Mesie- be played at the FGCU Dorsey helped LSSC to Florida Gulf Coast more fell to 10-7 on the softball complex in Fort a 22-25 record — the most University season. Myers, will be televised wins for the Lakehawks Since arriving at FGCU, on ESPN+. in a season since 2013. Marissa Mesiemore, the 2017 Daily Commer- As a senior at South a former South Sumter cial All-Area Player of the Gabriel Dorsey, Sumter, Dorsey played High School soft- Year has compiled a 20-11 Lake-Sumter State a role in the Raiders’ ball standout, tossed record. She was 10-4 as a College 18-7 record. He hit .366 10 innings in her most freshman with a 2.82 ERA with two homers and 22 recent start last Friday in a 84 1⁄3 innings. Gabriel Dorsey’s first RBIs and fashioned a 1-1 against Lipscomb and At South Sumter, season at the next level record on the mound with did not allow an earned Mesiemore was 64-17 was a suc- a 2.52 ERA. run, but still absorbed a with a 0.99 ERA. She cessful Dorsey broke in at 1-0 loss. struck out 793 batters one. South Sumter as a sopho- In what was possi- and allowed only 242 The more middle infielder in bly her most impressive hits. South 2016. After hitting. 247 outing of the season, Mesiemore was a Sumter in his first season as a Mesiemore made 157 also the Raiders big- grad pulled member of the Raiders' pitches. She allowed gest weapon at the plate Dorsey double varsity team, Dorsey hit eight hits and struck out during her time at South duty as a at least .333 in each of his three while lowering her Sumter. She hit .399 freshman with the Lake- final two seasons. earned run average for in four seasons with 29 Sumter State College He had four homers and the season to 1.71. homers and 113 RBIs. baseball team this year, 50 RBIs at South Sumter Florida Gulf Coast University sophomore Marissa Mesiemore became Next up for Eagles is seeing action as a utility and helped the Raiders to Mesiemore talks with FGCU head coach David Deiros during just the third player since North Florida in a quar- player and as a pitcher. a 61-16 record in his three a recent game. Mesiemore, a South Sumter graduate, has a FGCU began play as an terfinal-round game at For the season, Dorsey seasons there. 10-7 record this season with a 1.71 ERA. [SUBMITTED]

Instead, he set up a trust group. Woods is the fourth support Obama’s election resisted visiting the TIGER to hold his assets, handed Christopher Devine, professional golfer to efforts. He also awarded it Trump White House day-to-day management an associate professor of receive the award. Pres- to his vice president, Joe because of their differ- From Page B1 responsibilities to two political science at the ident George W. Bush Biden. ences with the president. sons and hired an ethics University of Dayton, said presented the Medal The Medal of Freedom Rick Reilly, who wrote a lawyer to vet business Trump may have a busi- of Freedom to Arnold is given to individuals who book about Trump’s golf- The Trump Organi- deals. Trump can draw ness angle. Palmer and Jack Nick- have made “especially ing entitled “Commander zation has “repeatedly money from the trust and Still, Devine said, when laus. Obama presented meritorious contribu- in Cheat,” said Woods has demonstrated their abil- can benefit if his proper- he stacks up Woods’ it to Charlie Sifford, tions to the security or brought golf to people of ity to successfully manage ties increase in value. accomplishments against sometimes referred to as national interests of the color all over the world, unique, high-end courses “You have to ask other recipients, he the “Jackie Robinson of United States, to world while Trump has pro- and golf clubs, and this is whether it’s his true belief believes Woods is deserv- golf.” peace, or to cultural or moted it as a sport for the no exception,” Woods Tiger Woods deserves ing and calls his Masters Devine also noted that other significant public rich. He said Woods has said in a 2018 interview in this award or whether victory “the greatest previous presidents have or private endeavors,” not been one to stand up the company’s in-house he’s doing it to help his comeback in sports of all presented the award to according to the White on political issues, but magazine. business,” said Jordan time.” supporters and politi- House. Presidents have should have declined the Ethics officials have Libowitz, communica- “If President Obama or cal donors. For example, complete discretion over award in this case. criticized Trump for not tions director at Citizens Hillary Clinton had given Obama awarded the whom they honor with “I can see how it would selling off his assets com- for Responsibility and the award to Tiger, no Medal of Freedom to the medal. be hard to resist, but I still pletely and holding the Ethics in Washington, a one would have batted an Bruce Springsteen, who Some athletes and think it’s hypocritical to money in a blind trust. left-leaning public policy eye,” Devine said. performed in concerts to sports champions have do it,” Reilly said.

Country House's status 1968, and long after the view replays with stew- Press in a phone inter- disqualification if a HORSE for the Preakness is race. First-place finisher ards after the race was view after the appeal was "leading horse or any unclear. That race would Dancer's Image tested denied. denied. "We'll file suit in other horse in a race From Page B1 mark his fourth start in positive for a prohibited An appeal filed Monday whatever the appropri- swerves or is ridden to eight weeks. medication, and Ken- morning was denied later ate court is. I don't know either side so as to inter- Trainer Bill Mott has tucky racing officials in the day by the KHRC, the answer to that, but fere with, intimidate, or 1¾ lengths on Saturday, said there's no rush to ordered the purse money which stated in a letter the lawyers that I have impede any other horse became the first Derby decide on whether he'll to be redistributed. to West's attorney that retained will know what or jockey." winner to be disqualified run in Baltimore. But Forward Pass got the the stewards' decision is the appropriate venue Chief steward Barbara for interference. After an he acknowledged the winner's share. A sub- not subject to appeal. The is." Borden said in a news objection by two riders, race's importance and sequent court challenge commission also denied Maximum Security was conference she and two stewards ruled the colt added, "The challenge of upheld the stewards' a request to stay the placed 17th of 19 horses other stewards inter- swerved out and impeded the Triple Crown is that decision. disqualification ruling after starting as the 9-2 viewed riders and studied the path of several horses there's three races really West has said he real- pending appeal. second betting choice, video replays during a between the far and final close together, and it izes the appeals process "Based on everything ending his four-race 22-minute review after turns. Country House, a takes a champion." will take "months, if not that has happened so winning streak. the finish. The stewards 65-1 shot, was elevated The only other Derby years." He remains both- far, I'm not surprised," Stewards cited the did not take questions to first. disqualification was in ered that his request to West told The Associated rule that calls for from reporters. B4 Tuesday, May 7, 2019 | DailyCommercial.com

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE SCORES/SCHEDULE (all times Eastern)

EAST DIVISION EAST DIVISION MONDAY’S GAMES WEDNESDAY’S GAMES TEAM W L PCT. GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY TEAM W L PCT. GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY American League American League Tampa Bay 21 12 .636 — — 6-4 L-1 9-7 12-5 Philadelphia 19 14 .576 — — 7-3 W-1 14-7 5-7 Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, late Chicago White Sox at Cleveland, 6:10 p.m. New York 19 14 .576 2 — 6-4 W-1 10-8 9-6 Atlanta 18 16 .529 1½ 2 6-4 W-3 10-10 8-6 Seattle at N.Y. Yankees, late Seattle at N.Y. Yankees, 6:35 p.m. Boston 17 18 .486 5 2½ 7-3 W-3 8-7 9-11 New York 16 18 .471 3½ 4 3-7 L-3 7-8 9-10 Boston at Baltimore, late Boston at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Toronto 15 19 .441 6½ 4 4-6 L-2 7-8 8-11 Washington 14 19 .424 5 5½ 3-7 L-1 7-11 7-8 Minnesota at Toronto, late Minnesota at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Baltimore 12 22 .353 9½ 7 4-6 W-1 4-11 8-11 Miami 9 24 .273 10 10½ 2-8 L-3 6-15 3-9 Kansas City at Houston, late L.A. Angels at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. Kansas City at Houston, 8:10 p.m. CENTRAL DIVISION CENTRAL DIVISION National League TEAM W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY TEAM W L PCT. GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY Cincinnati 12, San Francisco 4 National League Minnesota 20 12 .625 — — 7-3 L-1 11-5 9-7 Chicago 19 12 .613 — — 8-2 W-7 10-4 9-8 Washington at Milwaukee, late Washington at Milwaukee, 1:10 p.m. Cleveland 18 14 .563 2 — 6-4 L-1 9-5 9-9 St. Louis 20 14 .588 ½ — 5-5 L-4 12-4 8-10 Miami at Chicago Cubs, late Philadelphia at St. Louis, 1:15 p.m. Detroit 15 16 .484 4½ 2½ 4-6 W-1 8-6 7-10 Milwaukee 20 16 .556 1½ 1 7-3 W-3 13-8 7-8 Philadelphia at St. Louis, late N.Y. Mets at San Diego, 3:40 p.m. Chicago 14 18 .438 6 4 5-5 L-3 8-10 6-8 Pittsburgh 16 15 .516 3 2½ 4-6 W-2 8-8 8-7 Atlanta at L.A. Dodgers, late Miami at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Kansas City 12 23 .343 9½ 7½ 4-6 L-1 8-11 4-12 Cincinnati 15 20 .429 6 5½ 4-6 W-1 9-8 6-12 N.Y. Mets at San Diego, late San Francisco at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Atlanta at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. WEST DIVISION WEST DIVISION Interleague TEAM W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY TEAM W L PCT. GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY Arizona at Tampa Bay, late Interleague Houston 20 14 .588 — — 5-5 W-2 10-3 10-11 Los Angeles 22 14 .611 — — 7-3 L-1 12-4 10-10 Texas at Pittsburgh, 12:35 p.m. Seattle 19 17 .528 2 1 3-7 W-1 7-11 12-6 Arizona 20 14 .588 1 — 7-3 L-1 7-7 13-7 Arizona at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. Texas 16 16 .500 3 2 4-6 W-2 12-7 4-9 San Diego 19 16 .543 2½ 1½ 5-5 W-1 8-10 11-6 Cincinnati at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. Los Angeles 15 19 .441 5 4 6-4 L-2 11-9 4-10 Colorado 16 19 .457 5½ 4½ 5-5 W-1 6-9 10-10 Oakland 15 21 .417 6 5 2-8 L-2 10-8 5-13 San Francisco 15 20 .429 6½ 5½ 4-6 L-1 7-9 8-11

TODAY’S PITCHING COMPARISON BOX SCORES NATIONAL LEAGUE REDS 12, GIANTS 4 TOTALS 37 12 14 12 4 7 SUNDAY’S LATE BOX SCORE Cishek p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 2019 TEAM 2018 REC. VS. OPP. SAN FRAN. AB R H BI BB SO AVG. SAN FRANCISCO 010 003 000—4 5 0 CUBS 13, CARDINALS 5 c-Zagunis ph 0 1 0 0 1 0 .241 TEAMS PITCHERS TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA Panik 2b 4 1 1 0 0 1 .208 CINCINNATI 520 005 00X—12 14 1 ST. LOUIS AB R H BI BB SO AVG. Chatwood p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .333 Washington Strasburg (R) 3-1 3.45 4-3 0-0 6.0 3.00 Duggar rf 4 0 1 0 0 0 .270 a-flied out for Vincent in the 5th. b-hit by pitch Carpenter 3b 5 1 2 0 0 0 .214 TOTALS 34 13 12 13 4 4 Milwaukee Peralta (R) 7:40p 1-1 8.31 2-3 0-1 6.0 10.50 Vogt c 4 0 0 0 0 2 .333 for DeSclafani in the 6th. c-popped out for Goldschmidt 1b 4 0 2 0 0 1 .252 ST. LOUIS 000 002 003—5 12 0 Philadelphia Nola (R) 2-0 5.06 3-4 0-1 6.0 6.00 Belt 1b 1 2 1 0 3 0 .221 Dyson in the 7th. d-Munoz ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .313 CHICAGO 010 023 16X—13 12 4 St. Louis Hudson (R) 7:45p 2-2 4.80 3-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 Sandoval 3b-p 4 1 1 3 0 0 .250 E—Suarez (4). LOB—San Francisco 4, DeJong ss 4 2 3 2 1 0 .336 E—Bryant 2 (4), Baez (5), Heyward (3). LOB—St. Cincinnati 10. 2B—Panik (4), Belt (7), Iglesias Pillar cf 4 0 0 0 0 3 .195 Ozuna lf 5 2 2 1 0 2 .267 Louis 9, Chicago 2. 2B—Molina (9), Rizzo (7), (6). 3B—Iglesias (1). HR—Sandoval (3), off Miami Smith (L) 3-0 2.00 4-2 0-0 5.1 1.69 Crawford ss 4 0 1 0 0 1 .212 Martinez rf 5 0 1 0 0 1 .355 Baez (10), Bote (7), Almora Jr. 2 (3). 3B— Gerber lf 4 0 0 0 0 3 .067 DeSclafani; Senzel (2), off Pomeranz; Suarez Chicago Lester (L) 8:05p 2-1 1.73 3-2 0-0 3.1 8.10 Molina c 4 0 1 2 0 0 .262 Heyward (1). HR—DeJong (6), off Chatwood; Pomeranz p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 (10), off Pomeranz; Senzel (3), off Pomeranz. Fowler cf 2 0 1 0 1 0 .314 Ozuna (11), off Chatwood; Contreras (9), off San Franc. Bumgarner (L) 1-4 3.92 2-5 1-1 24.0 3.00 Vincent p 1 0 0 0 0 1 .000 RBIs—Sandoval 3 (9), Senzel 2 (3), Votto (6), Gant p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Wainwright; Bryant (4), off Leone. RBIs—DeJong Colorado Senzatela (R) 8:40p 2-1 4.03 3-1 2-0 17.0 2.12 a-Austin ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .294 Suarez 2 (23), Iglesias 4 (11), Casali 2 (7), Gregerson p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Venditte p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- VanMeter (1). SB—Sandoval (1), Farmer (1). Webb p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- 2 (15), Ozuna (30), Molina 2 (23), Zobrist (10), Atlanta Fried (L) 4-1 2.11 4-2 0-1 7.1 2.45 Dyson p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- CS—Duggar (3). b-Gyorko ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .148 Bryant 4 (19), Rizzo 2 (25), Contreras 2 (21), Los Angeles Ryu (L) 10:10p 3-1 2.55 3-3 1-0 7.0 0.00 c-Posey ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .255 DP—San Francisco 1 (Crawford, Panik, Belt); Leone p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Heyward (17), Bote 2 (16), Almora Jr. (7). CS— Bergen p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Cincinnati 1 (Casali, Iglesias). Gallegos p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 Goldschmidt (1). SF—Bote. New York Syndergaard (R) 2-3 5.02 4-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 Solarte 3b 0 0 0 0 0 0 .205 SAN FRAN. IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Wong 2b 4 0 0 0 0 0 .248 DP—St. Louis 1 (Carpenter, Wong, Goldschmidt). San Diego Quantrill (R) 10:10p 0-1 3.18 0-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 TOTALS 32 4 5 3 3 11 Sandoval 1 0 0000100.00 Wainwright p 2 0 0 0 0 0 .083 ST. LOUIS IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA CINCINNATI AB R H BI BB SO AVG. Pmranz, L, 1-4 1.2 9 7712545.93 Bader cf 2 0 0 0 0 1 .230 Wainwright, L, 3-3 Senzel cf 6 2 2 2 0 3 .235 Vincent 2.1 2 0003352.45 TOTALS 39 5 12 5 2 5 555522764.46 AMERICAN LEAGUE Votto 1b 4 1 2 1 0 0 .226 Venditte 1.1 3 55213916.20 CHICAGO AB R H BI BB SO AVG. Gant 1 1 1101131.23 2019 TEAM 2018 REC. VS. OPP. Duke p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Dyson .200001143.06 Zobrist lf 4 2 2 1 1 0 .238 Gregerson .2 2 11001213.50 TEAMS PITCHERS TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA Peralta p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Bergen 100010173.75 Bryant 3b 4 2 2 4 1 0 .243 Webb .10000056.43 Chicago Giolito (R) 2-1 5.32 3-2 0-2 11.0 7.36 Suarez 3b 4 3 2 2 0 0 .231 CINCINNATI IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Rizzo 1b 5 0 1 2 0 0 .241 Leone .2 4 6621319.19 Cleveland Rodriguez (R) 6:10p 0-1 2.13 1-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 Lorenzen lf 0 0 0 0 0 0 .143 DSclfni, W, 2-1 6 4 4328953.65 Baez ss 4 2 1 0 0 1 .316 Duke 210012237.50 Gallegos .1 0 0000 43.75 Puig rf 3 1 1 0 2 0 .208 Contreras c 3 2 2 2 1 0 .311 Seattle Gonzales (L) 5-1 3.28 6-2 0-1 6.1 8.53 Peralta 1 0 0001163.75 CHICAGO IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Farmer 2b-1b 4 2 1 0 1 2 .243 Heyward rf 4 1 1 1 0 1 .305 New York Tanaka (R) 6:35p 2-3 3.92 2-5 1-0 8.0 0.00 Iglesias ss 5 2 3 4 0 0 .310 Inherited runners-scored—Vincent Bote 2b 3 1 1 2 0 1 .280 Quintana, W, 4-1 6 8 22221033.40 Kintzler 1 1 0002172.30 Casali c 4 1 2 2 1 1 .283 2-0, Dyson 3-1. HBP—Venditte 3 Almora Jr. cf 4 2 2 1 0 0 .247 Boston TBD 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 Cishek 1 0 0000183.60 Peraza lf-2b 3 0 0 0 0 0 .185 (Suarez,Peraza,VanMeter), Dyson (Votto), Quintana p 2 0 0 0 0 1 .071 Baltimore Hess (R) 7:05p 1-4 5.34 2-4 0-2 8.0 11.25 DeSclafani p 3 0 1 0 0 1 .167 Sandoval (Peraza). Kintzler p 0 0 0 0 0 0 --- Chatwood 1 3 3301254.11 b-VnMtr ph-2b-3b 1 0 0 1 0 0 .000 T—2:57. A—19,476 (42,319). a-Schwarber ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .226 T—3:21. A—36,499 (41,649). Minnesota Berrios (R) 5-1 2.91 6-1 1-0 7.0 0.00 Toronto Sanchez (R) 7:07p 3-2 3.09 4-3 1-0 6.0 6.00

Los Angeles Canning (R) 0-0 6.23 1-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 Detroit Norris (L) 7:10p 1-0 3.47 1-2 0-0 0.0 0.00

Kansas City Duffy (L) 0-1 3.27 0-2 0-1 12.0 4.50 Houston McHugh (R) 8:10p 3-3 4.97 3-4 1-0 4.0 0.00

INTERLEAGUE 2019 TEAM 2018 REC. VS. OPP. TEAMS PITCHERS TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA Texas Sampson (R) 0-1 3.58 2-1 0-0 0.0 0.00 Pittsburgh Brault (L) 7:05p 0-1 8.31 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00

Arizona Clarke (R) 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 Tampa Bay TBD 7:10p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00

Cincinnati Mahle (R) 0-4 4.09 1-5 0-0 0.0 0.00 Oakland Fiers (R) 10:07p 2-3 6.81 3-5 0-0 2.0 0.00

KEY: 2019 TEAM-Team’s record in games started by today’s pitcher. VS OPP-Pitcher’s record versus this opponent, 2018 statistics.

ROUNDUP

REDS 12, GIANTS 4: Nick Senzel hit a leadoff homer after a swarm of bees finally left home plate, and the rookie con- nected again his next time up Monday, leading Cincinnati over San Francisco. The wild game included a record- tying four Reds getting plunked in one inning. Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval pitched the eighth and also hit a batter. The first pitch was delayed 18 minutes as bees swarmed above the backstop screen, prompting umpires and players to keep a safe distance before the bees flew Fly ball away. It was the Giants’ second bee delay in Cincinnati. Their game at Riverfront Stadium on April 17, 1976, was A swarm of bees delays the start of a game between the Reds and Giants on Monday,in Cincinnati. [JOHN MINCHILLO/ held up for 35 minutes when bees invaded the visiting THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] dugout. The Reds went on to win 11-0. Another game at Riverfront — this one against the Phillies — was delayed for 17 minutes in 1987, with Reds starter Ted Power get- STATISTICAL LEADERS ting stung on his hand.

AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE THIS DATE IN BASEBALL BATTING: Dozier, Kansas City, .343; Mancini, Baltimore, BATTING: Bellinger, Los Angeles, .412; McNeil, New .336; Brantley, Houston, .336; Anderson, Chicago, .333; York, .347; Yelich, Milwaukee, .346; Cabrera, Pittsburgh, MAY 7 Andrus, Texas, .333; Reddick, Houston, .333; Martinez, .337; DeJong, St. Louis, .336; Markakis, Atlanta, .333; 1917: Babe Ruth of the Red Sox allowed two hits as he Boston, .331; Choo, Texas, .328; Goodwin, Los Angeles, Baez, Chicago, .316; Walker, Arizona, .314; Peralta, outdueled Walter Johnson of the Washington Senators .323; LeMahieu, New York, .315. Arizona, .312; Contreras, Chicago, .311. 1-0. Ruth knocked in the winning run with a sacrifice fly. RUNS: Haniger, Seattle, 30; Merrifield, Kansas City, 27; RUNS: Bellinger, Los Angeles, 32; Baez, Chicago, 1922: Jesse Barnes of the New York Giants pitched the only Garcia, Chicago, 26; Betts, Boston, 25; Gallo, Texas, 25; 29; DeJong, St. Louis, 29; Ozuna, St. Louis, 28; Story, no-hitter of the year, beating the Philadelphia Phillies 6-0. Springer, Houston, 25; Encarnacion, Seattle, 24; Man- Colorado, 28; Albies, Atlanta, 27; Yelich, Milwaukee, 27; 1925: Pittsburgh shortstop Glenn Wright made an unas- cini, Baltimore, 24; Moncada, Chicago, 24; 3 tied at 23. Arenado, Colorado, 26; 3 tied at 25. sisted triple play in the ninth inning against the St. Louis RBI: Abreu, Chicago, 33; Mondesi, Kansas City, 30; San- RBI: Bellinger, Los Angeles, 38; Yelich, Milwaukee, 36; Cardinals when he caught Jim Bottomley’s line drive, tana, Seattle, 30; AGordon, Kansas City, 27; Springer, Hoskins, Philadelphia, 31; Ozuna, St. Louis, 30; Alonso, stepped on second to double Jimmy Cooney, and tagged Houston, 27; Voit, New York, 27; Davis, Oakland, 26; New York, 27; Arenado, Colorado, 27; Baez, Chicago, 26; Rogers Hornsby coming from first. The Cardinals, trailing Gallo, Texas, 26; Rosario, Minnesota, 25; Brantley, KMarte, Arizona, 26; 4 tied at 25. 9-4, scored six runs in the eighth inning to win 10-9 at Houston, 24. HITS: Bellinger, Los Angeles, 49; DeJong, St. Louis, 45; Forbes Field. HITS: Brantley, Houston, 44; Andrus, Texas, 42; Mar- Peralta, Arizona, 44; Arenado, Colorado, 43; Blackmon, 1957: Cleveland pitcher Herb Score was hit on the right tinez, Boston, 42; Mancini, Baltimore, 41; Merrifield, Colorado, 42; Baez, Chicago, 42; McNeil, New York, 42; eye by a line drive off the bat of Gil McDougald in the first Kansas City, 41; Semien, Oakland, 41; Anderson, Albies, Atlanta, 41; 3 tied at 39. inning. The ball broke Score’s nose and damaged his eye. Chicago, 39; Choo, Texas, 39; Mondesi, Kansas City, 39; DOUBLES: DeJong, St. Louis, 14; Peralta, Arizona, 14; He missed the rest of the season. Simmons, Los Angeles, 39. Walker, Arizona, 14; Blackmon, Colorado, 11; Bryant, 1959: A crowd of 93,103 at the Los Angeles Coliseum DOUBLES: Buxton, Minnesota, 14; Healy, Seattle, 13; Chicago, 11; Posey, San Francisco, 11; 7 tied at 10. attended Roy Campanella Night” to honor the para- Haniger, Seattle, 12; Beckham, Seattle, 11; Choo, Texas, TRIPLES: Blackmon, Colorado, 4; Tapia, Colorado, 4; lyzed Dodger catcher. The Dodgers lost 6-2 to the New 11; Mancini, Baltimore, 11; Simmons, Los Angeles, 11; 6 Rosario, New York, 3; 10 tied at 2. York Yankees in an exhibition game that followed the tied at 10. HOME RUNS: Yelich, Milwaukee, 15; Bellinger, Los ceremony. TRIPLES: Mondesi, Kansas City, 6; Merrifield, Kansas Angeles, 14; Baez, Chicago, 11; Ozuna, St. Louis, 11; 1973: The Pittsburgh Pirates became the first team to City, 5; Kiermaier, Tampa Bay, 4; Polanco, Minnesota, 4; Alonso, New York, 10; Hoskins, Philadelphia, 10; Peder- score their five runs on five solo homers in a 5-4 win over 10 tied at 2. son, Los Angeles, 10; Suarez, Cincinnati, 10; 7 tied at 9. Los Angeles at Dodger Stadium. Willie Stargell, Dave HOME RUNS: Bruce, Seattle, 11; Gallo, Texas, 11; STOLEN BASES: Robles, Washington, 7; Story, Colo- Cash, Richie Hebner, Manny Sanguillen and Al Oliver hit Rosario, Minnesota, 11; Sanchez, New York, 11; Davis, rado, 7; Bellinger, Los Angeles, 6; Tatis Jr., San Diego, the home runs. Oakland, 10; Encarnacion, Seattle, 10; Springer, Hous- 6; Wong, St. Louis, 6; Yelich, Milwaukee, 6; Dyson, 2008: Carlos Gomez became the first Minnesota player ton, 10; 6 tied at 9. 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ERA: Davies, Milwaukee, 1.56; Castillo, Cincinnati, his major league career, with Carl Crawford and Evan PITCHING: German, New York, 6-1; Glasnow, Tampa 1.97; Smith, Miami, 2.00; Fried, Atlanta, 2.11; Lyles, Longoria connecting in the ninth inning of Tampa Bay’s Bay, 6-0; Berrios, Minnesota, 5-1; Gonzales, Seattle, 5-1; Pittsburgh, 2.20; Musgrove, Pittsburgh, 2.63; Eflin, Phila- 8-6 victory. Rivera had not given up back-to-back homers Verlander, Houston, 5-1; 9 tied at 4. delphia, 3.00; Samardzija, San Francisco, 3.16; Hamels, in 862 games coming in. 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