Mostly sunny High: 86 | Low: 68 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Monday, July 27, 2015 75 cents Heritage Parade RELAY FOR LIFE celebrates Iron County By TOM STANKARD local organizations and the Hur- [email protected] ley Alumni Band entertaining HURLEY — On a bright, sun- the crowd,” said Rita Franzoi, shiny day in downtown Hurley, Hurley Chamber of Commerce locals and visitors lined Silver official. Street for the annual Iron Coun- A fleet of fire trucks and police ty Heritage Parade on Saturday. cars led the way down Silver Beginning with the national Street. Close behind, classic cars anthem sung by Hurley native revved their engines and tractors Susan Walesewicz, floats, vehi- chugged along the street. Parade cles, people and animals made Marshal Jay “Budgey” Aijala their way down Silver Street to was in one of the classic cars celebrate Iron County. leading the parade. “The annual Heritage Days Parade was well attended on Saturday with numerous floats, PARADE — page 2

Tom Stankard/Daily Globe LUMINARIA LINE the track during the Gogebic Range Relay for Life on Saturday at Gogebic Community College. The luminaria honor those who have been touched by cancer. Relay raises funds for cancer By TOM STANKARD Schwartz walked around the today.” formed. [email protected] track with other relay support- If Ron were still alive, The event raised more than IRONWOOD — To recognize ers and cancer survivors. Schwartz said she thinks he $16,000, according to Schwartz. those touched by cancer, the “To see the survivors out here would be very proud of her. The luminaria glowed in the 19th annual American Cancer walking is just mind breaking,” Schwartz said her children darkness and the names of those Society Gogebic Range Relay for Schwartz said. “One man told support the cause, too. honored were projected on the Life was hosted by Gogebic Com- me, ‘25 years.’ Wow, that gives “My children, even though wall. munity College on Saturday. you hope.” they don’t live up here, they help “It’s so emotional, it really is,” Tents were set up in which Schwartz walked in honor of support, too,” Schwartz said. she said. “When you see the teams sold products to raise her late husband, Ron, and was “They give emotional support.” names scrolling, too. That really money for the cause. the captain of the Ironwood While people were walking, hits home when you see your Some tents hosted games and Business and Professional running or biking around the loved ones names.” other activities for children and Women’s Club and Friends. track, there was live entertain- Stephanie Swartzendruber, adults to play. “I’m a team captain that ment. Denise Haas performed Community Manager for the There was a track set up in believes in this cause,” Schwartz on her guitar. The cast of Marry ACS, thanked the volunteers. Tom Stankard/Daily Globe the parking lot with luminaria said. “This is my second year Poppins previewed their “Everything that you see here MAHRA WICK, left, and other Color Run 5k members spray colored all around, each with a name of doing it. My husband died of upcoming play at the Ironwood today was made possible by vol- powder into the air during the Iron County Heritage Festival Parade on someone being honored. colon cancer almost four years Theatre, and the Gogebic unteers from this community,” Saturday at Silver Street. Ironwood resident Becky ago. That’s why I’m out here Range Community Band per- she said.

Unemployment HURLEY EDUCATION FOUNDATION down across Western UP Hard work pays off for Unemployment dropped in all the western counties of the Hurley Hall of Famers Upper Peninsula in May, but in By TOM STANKARD they gave speeches to acknowl- the case of Ontonagon and Goge- [email protected] edge and thank everyone who bic counties, for separate rea- HURLEY — The Hurley Edu- made all their success possible. sons. cation Foundation inducted five The Ontonagon County drop new members on Saturday at the featured the usual reasons for 13th annual induction ceremony PatriciaAt Hurley Calvi Brahmstedt High School, unemployment dips, including a hosted by Hurley K-12 School Brahmstedt was a hard worker larger civilian labor force (up 50) District. and maintained the highest increased total employment (up As part of the foundation’s grade point in her class, and par- 50) and lower unemployment Class of 2015, Patricia Calvi ticipated in several extracurricu- (down 25). The June unemploy- Brahmstedt, Dr. James Lombar- lars. Because she so involved, ment rate in Ontonagon County do, Dr. Robert Francis Baima, Brahmstedt said she often was 9.4 percent compared to 10.4 Paul Zarzyski and David Rigoni stayed after school and then took percent in May and 12.1 percent joined the 46 other inductees in public transportation back home one year ago. the Hurley Education Founda- to Pence. Gogebic County’s unemploy- tion. “Coming from Pence, we ment rate dropped slightly from In honor of their accomplish- always felt people from Hurley 8 percent to 7.5 percent. The rate Tom Stankard/Daily Globe ments, each inductee was given a had an added advantage, PATRICIA CALVI Brahmstedt, Paul Sturgul, Dr. Robert Francis Baima, DDS, Dr. James Lombardo and David plaque made by the Highline Rigoni hold up induction plaques at the 13th annual Hurley Education Foundation Induction Ceremony Corporation in Hurley. As each on Saturday. Sturgul accepted the award on behalf of Paul Zarzyski. inductee received their plaque, JOBS — page 5 HURLEY — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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things together and be a part of won the Chamber Member cate- Parade this year,” said Mitch Koski, gory. Mayor of Montreal, Wis. The Heritage Day parade is As floats, cars, animals and part of the Iron County Heritage people made their way down Sil- Festival which runs until Aug. 9. From page 1 ver Street, judges graded them. “This is a good time of the Many local organizations and Five awards were given. year,” Koski said. “A lot of people business created floats for the For the Hurley Pride category, get back in town here. There’s a parade. the winner was the Class of lot of reunions going on, and this The Penokee Range 9-10 year- 2015. The winner of the youth is a good time for everyone who old Little League softball team division was the Color Run 5k. comes out.” strolled down the street. There The Class of 1965 won the Hur- For more information on the were horseback riders and the ley Pride Reunion category. For festival, call the Hurley Chamber annual Hurley Alumni Band. best organization, the winner of Commerce at 715-561-4334, or “It was good to see everybody was the Iron County Farmer’s call the Mercer Chamber of Com- out there, to see people put these Market. North Star Beverage merce at 715-476-2389.

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DULUTH, Ga. (AP) — The before she could begin to figure called her husband. She was 22- Tom Stankard/Daily Globe brief, chaotic life of Bobbi Kristi- out who she was. years-old. CLASSIC CARS rev their engines during the Iron County Heritage Festival Parade on Saturday afternoon on na Brown was never really her Bobbi Kristina died on Sun- “Bobbi Kristina Brown passed Silver Street. Parade Marshall Jay “Budgey” Aijala was in the front car. own. day at Peachtree Christian Hos- away July, 26 2015, surrounded Born and raised in the shadow pice in Duluth, Georgia, about by her family. She is finally at of fame and litigation, shattered six months after she was found peace in the arms of God. We by the loss of her mother, Whit- face-down and unresponsive in a want to again thank everyone for ney Houston, Bobbi Kristina was bathtub in the suburban their tremendous amount of love overwhelmed by the achieve- Atlanta townhome she shared and support during these last ments and demons of others with Nick Gordon, the man she few months,” Kristen Foster, a representative for the Houston family said Sunday. Police said she was found Jan. 31 in the suburban Atlanta town- home she shared with Gordon. A police report described it as a “drowning.” 2014 CHEVY DOUBLE Bobbi Kristina was the only 2013 FORD EDGE CAB 4X4 LT child between Houston and AWD SEL EDITION Brown. Z71 pkg., 20” chrome rims, She was hospitalized for Leather, dual moon roofs, heated seats, only 3,000 miles, months in Atlanta — eventually navigation, loaded, only 5,000 loaded, loaded!! Back-up camera, being placed in hospice care — miles, silver, SHARP! after being found in a manner $ 5 yr./100,000$ mile warranty. SAVE! 30,999 SAVE SAVE! 35,999 grimly similar to the way her megastar mother died three years earlier. Gordon said at the Cloverland Motors time it seemed Bobbi Kristina Tom Stankard/Daily Globe 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 wasn’t breathing and lacked a HURLEY HIGH School alumnus Norma De Rubeis, 90, dances while the Hurley Alumni Band plays at the Iron 1-800-932-1202 • Phone: 906-932-1202 • Fax: 906-932-3295 pulse before help arrived. County Heritage Festival Parade on Saturday.

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Gogebic Community College Presque Isle Community Mercer Public Library, 1 to 3 Board, 4:30 p.m., room B-22 of the Library , 2 p.m. art of photography p.m., Northwoods Author Fair, Jacob Solin Business Center, GCC. and nature writing with Jeff Ren- 2648W Margaret Street, Mercer. Wednesday, July 29 nicke, Presque Isle Community Finnish language class, 4 p.m., Library . Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. Christian Men of the North- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic wood. Cane Court, Ontonagon. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Mercer Area Play Group, 9:30- area74.org. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, 11 a.m., all welcome, Mercer (Wis.) Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 Public Library. 715-476-2366. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Cane Court, Ontonagon. Ironwood Carnegie Library, Church, Ironwood. area74.org. area74.org. 10:30 a.m., Story Time, Ironwood Saturday, August 1 Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe Methamphetamine ETC, 8 Burger King. FOR THOSE looking for some time out of the sun on Sunday at St. Mary's Catholic Church annual bazaar, the p.m., support group, Woodland Alcoholics Anonymous, open Presque Isle Lion and Lioness Church, Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Annual Rummage Sale, 9 a.m. to church’s hall offered a game of bingo where participants competed for prizes. methetc.web.com. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. 4 p.m., Presque Isle Community Government DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Center and Pavilion, School Loop Gogebic County Retirement p.m. 906-932-4990. Rd off HWY B, Presque Isle. Commission, 4 p.m., Gogebic 4-H Tech Wizard meeting for Alcoholics Anonymous, 11 Man finds challenge, friendship on Appalachian Trail County Courthouse Conference children, 1 to 3 p.m., Kids 7 and a.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Iron- Room, Bessemer. up, Lac Vieux Desert Recreation wood. area74.org. By MITCH MEADOR Ironwood Area Schools Board Center, Watersmeet. Iron County Fair, Lake States official member of the Long-Dis- So Williamson hiked on. The Lawton Constitution of Education, 4 p.m., Board Room, Iron County Veterans Service Mud Run, 1 p.m., Iron County Fair- tance Hiking Association About 120 miles later, some- Luther L. Wright High School, Iron- Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer Town Hall. grounds, before School Street, LAWTON, Okla. (AP) — Per- (LDHA). where in Pennsylvania, he wood. 715-561-2190. Saxon. severance pays. But he had crossed Katahdin caught up with Beth “Skeeter” Ironwood City Commission, Community Pickleball Pad- Sunday, August 2 Just ask Bobby Williamson, off his list, and this year he had Wilson of Cleveland, Ohio. He 4:45 p.m., work session to discuss dlers, 3 to 6 p.m., Mercer School who announced in February high hopes his son Chad would rounded a corner, looked at her ZBA and Truck Routes, Memorial gymnasium. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 2009 that, after a decade of read- be able to join him for the con- and sang out, “Skeeter!” Her Building, Ironwood. Superior Riders, 6:30 p.m., p.m., closed meeting, Salem ing about the Appalachian Trail, cluding portions of his hike in reaction was, “O.K.?” She didn’t Gogebic County Road Com- Manny’s, Ironwood. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. he was going to attempt the New Hampshire and Maine. know how this stranger knew mission, 5 p.m., road commission Smear League, 6:30 p.m., Gogebic Range Trail Authority, 2,178-mile trek from Springer That quickly went by the way- her name. But they quickly office, courthouse, Bessemer. Rigoni’s, Ironwood, 906-932-3747. 6 p.m., Pit Stop, Bessemer. Mountain, Georgia, to Mount side when Chad landed a job became friends and hiked most of Western U.P. Board of Health, Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 5 p.m., regular monthly meeting, p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, Katahdin, Maine. with Google and had to move the rest of the way together. p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, At that time, he was still from St. Louis to Silicon Valley to They would hike at her pace health department office located at Bessemer. area74.org. Bessemer. area74.org. 210 N. Moore Street, Bessemer. Government working as a maintenance tech- start work. Their tentative plan until lunchtime, then Williamson Bessemer Township Board, 5 Iron County Board of Adjust- Monday, August 3 nician for the Lawton Goodyear now is to go on weekend hikes on would break out at his own pace, p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, ment, 10 a.m., Board Room, Iron Tire & Rubber Co. plant. He had the Pacific Crest Trail next April. but they would end up at the Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Ramsay. County Courthouse, Hurley. accumulated 100 days of leave Instead, Williamson spent his same shelter or campground by Ironwood Township Board, Hurley City Council, 2:30 p.m., a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561-4450. time, and he figured he could do 1,062-mile journey in the compa- day’s end. 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township City Hall Meeting Room, Hurley. the whole thing by hiking 22 ny of three other hikers, starting In 2009 he’d encountered a offices. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Thursday, July 30 miles a day, The Lawton Consti- with “High Top.” In February the hiker-hating sorehead along the Wakefield City Council, 5:30 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. tution reported. two of them went out to New trail who would run his lawn- p.m., Wakefield City Hall. Awkward Stage Summer Ironwood City Commission, Daughters of Isabella, 5 p.m., Things didn’t turn out to be Mexico, Texas, Arizona, Califor- mower at night and beat on pots Drama Camp, 10 a.m. to noon, annual picnic for members, guests that simple. nia and Utah to hike all the high and pans to keep hikers from get- 5:30 p.m., Community Develop- holding auditions for a summer pro- ment Room, 2nd Floor, Memorial and prospective members, Bluff “I got to meeting the people. peaks they could find. Death Val- ting to sleep. But this time every- duction, Ironwood Memorial Build- Valley Park, Bessemer. Building, Ironwood ing. Really, the trail is the people. I ley they biked. one he met loved the hikers. Bessemer Area School District Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 mean, it’s kind of bland. But the In March Williamson spent “The people up north were Gogebic County Veterans Ser- p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Board of Education, 6 p.m., A.D. vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., people you met were just won- two days with his wife at their wonderful to us. We stopped at a Johnston High School library. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame, derful. And you were pushed into new home in Medicine Park lot of little farmers. They would Mercer School Board, 5 p.m., Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 these groups by the weather. If it before driving his pickup truck to have a little restaurant or store Mercer K-12 School commons, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright School, p.m., Marenisco Township. 906- would snow, everybody would try St. Louis to spend a few days where they sold smoked meats or Mercer, Wis. room 205. 667-1110. MECCA Ski Club, 6:30 p.m., to get to a hostel or a town. So with Chad. Then it was on to a ice cream or drinks. It was all Tuesday, July 28 Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, MECCA cabin near the treatment you ended up in these little bub- bed-andbreakfast at Waynes- stuff that they had made on the Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. facility, Mercer, Wis. bles of people. And I got to know boro, Virginia, right outside farms. Their drinks had no artifi- Gogebic County Veterans Ser- area74.org. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, so many people so well that I just Shenandoah National Park. He cial flavoring or colors or preser- vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- Grief Support Group, 2 p.m., all Ontonagon Village Housing, 100 wood Memorial Building. 906-667- welcome, The Inn Bed and Break- kind of slowed it down and tried and “High Top” started from vatives. Awesome stuff. We Cane Court, Ontonagon. to enjoy the people, and I knew I there on March 27. would just go from a place like 1110. fast, Montreal, Wis. 906-663-0308. area74.org. wasn’t going to be able to finish,” “On the 28th, the temperature that to the next one, and some Breakfast For Your Brain, 10 ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Methamphetamine ETC, 8 a.m., Mercer (Wis.) Community p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, p.m., support group, Woodland Williamson said. was like 17 degrees. Our water days we’d hit two of them in a Center. 715-561-2695. 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Church, Ironwood. 906-285-2813 or The Appalachian Trail Con- bottles were freezing as we were day. And then some days we’d hit Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Faith Center, Ironwood. methetc.web.com. servancy Office at Harper’s hiking. It was so cold you had to taverns in the towns and get a Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Government Ferry, West Virginia, is consid- break the ice to get a drink. And cheeseburger and a couple of area74.org. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Bessemer City Council, 5 p.m., ered the headquarters and unof- we found out at the end of the beers or something. Bessemer American Legion Hurley. area74.org. city hall, Bessemer. ficial midway point for the trail. day the low that morning was 5 “And up north they don’t like Auxiliary Unit 27, 6 p.m., Legion Friday, July 31 Ironwood Parks and Recre- He was roughly 350 miles shy of (degrees),” Williamson said. franchises . If you want to go buy Post. ation Committee, 5:30 p.m., meet- Fat Tire Bicycle Ride, 6:30 that when, after covering 576.2 They saw very little rain while appliances for your house, you go Presque Isle Lion and Lioness ing, Conference Room 1, Second miles, he had to go back to work. on the trail. Ticks, black flies and to the appliance store. And it p.m., County Road 519, Presque Annual Rummage Sale, 9 a.m. to Floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. Isle. But after he retired on Jan. 1 mosquitoes were particularly may be a house, but it’s an appli- of this year, his wife, Eli, said, bad, and they had to stop every ance store. And lighting would be “Go finish that trail.” few days to shower and check for a lighting store. The food mar- By June 7, he could truthfully ticks. kets were usually co-ops. They For veterans, annual trout-fishing outing a kind of therapy say, “Mission accomplished.” Trail maintenance has added would be the town co-op where He’s been doing it in segments a few miles to the overall length HEBER SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) Although he’s not a military graduated from high school when everybody pitched in and it was a all along. He went back in 2010 of the Appalachian Trail over the — For a moment, the scales of a veteran, Pickell, 72, was born on Uncle Sam called him up. He grocery store. and 2011 to log 300 more miles last six years, due to rerouting small rainbow trout glistened an Army base. His father was a even voted for President Lyndon “We came into Dalton, Mas- each year. In 2012 he and his around private lands and the from the hook of Little Rock resi- World War II veteran. Warren, a Johnson, he said. sachusetts, and were headed for hiking buddy, Tom “High Top” addition of more switchbacks. It’s dent Anthony Warren’s line. He Louisiana native, said it was ini- There were moments of beau- a tavern. We know it’s three Martin of Concord, New Hamp- now 2,189 miles long. held the fishing pole in one hand tially difficult for him to accept ty and bloodshed during Bryant’s blocks down, and we were almost shire, did the hardest part of the The number of hikers wanting and pointed at the fish, only the his PTSD diagnosis because he year in Vietnam. there. This guy pulls up beside trail, the 100 miles of wilderness to go up the Appalachian Trail second, he said, that he’s caught didn’t know what it was. “The In monsoon season, rain fell in us and he says, ‘Y’all need a ride and the 5.4-mile climb to the top keeps growing, but shelter space in his 58 years of life. more I began to understand what sheets so thick that Bryant said to the hotel or anything?’ And he of Mount Katahdin in Maine’s does not. The shelters can only “It felt good” to catch the fish, PTSD is, the more I began to he couldn’t see his hand in front says, ‘I’m a trail angel, and I do Baxter State Park. handle eight or 10 people, which Warren told the others on the accept it and became willing to of him. He met face to face with a trail maintenance, and if you “When we started in ‘09, he means most of the 100 to 150 boat, beaming, the Arkansas accept the truth,” he said. Out on cobra that was obliterated in guys need a ride, I’ll give you a had got Lyme disease, and he people wanting to leave from Democrat-Gazette reported. the water, the people in the boat front of his eyes by a fellow sol- ride.’ We said, ‘Well, we really had to drop out at the 2,000 Springer Mountain each day will He had gone to the Lobo Land- with Warren did not discuss or dier’s gunfire. want to go down here and get a mark. So in 2012 I flew into have to sleep in tents. It’s gotten ing Resort at Heber Springs for a segregate themselves on the A Vietnamese toddler threw a cheeseburger and a couple of Boston and I hiked with him so bad the officials are recom- guided trout-fishing tour for mil- basis of military rank, branch of hand grenade at a group of beers.’ from the 2,000 mark in a road to mending that hikers start from itary veterans on a Thursday service or wars fought. Instead, American soldiers, whose bodies “So we talked to him for a Katahdin and finished the hike Harper’s Ferry and head either this month, traveling by bus they discussed retirement plans, exploded just feet away from while, and he was an older man. with him, so he could finish his north or south to complete other from the North Little Rock-based women and the recovery process, him. He’d done the trail from ‘63 to ‘95 hike,” Williamson said. sections of the trail first. Eugene J. Towbin Healthcare as Jerry Poplin, a guide for more “This is why I don’t trust in sections, and finished it. So he Their starting point was about When Williamson signed the Center, the site of his two- than 40 years, steered his pon- kids,” said the grandfather of had done it for a lot of years to 200 miles from the finish line. Of book at Harper’s Ferry, he took decade-long journey to drug- and toon boat downstream. more than 30 and a great-grand- get that finished. And when he the wilderness, Williamson said, note of the trail names of three alcohol-addiction recovery. “It’s a blessing just to be able father of nine. left, he drove down, and he “There’s nothing for a hundred hikers who had left the day For about eight hours, the to give back for what they gave Only recently has Bryant been pulled in at the tavern. And miles. There’s no help. You have before heading north. steady flow of the Little Red us,” Poplin said about why he able to discuss his Vietnam War when we got there, he came out, to take all the food you need, He caught up with the first of River calmed Warren’s anxiety. has volunteered to be a guide for experiences, he said. and he says, ‘Hey, I left some- everything. Don’t get hurt.” those two or three days later. Warren said he was diagnosed the event every year. Robert He was honorably discharged thing for you inside.’ And when They could see Katahdin from “Jim” was only doing 5 miles a in 1992 with post-traumatic Bryant, 67, of Tulsa relaxed in a in 1970, and his war experiences we went in and ate, and had our 30 or 40 miles away, and they day, which was too slow to keep stress disorder, after spending chair beside Warren on the boat. had forever changed him. couple of beers, the guy says, ‘It’s were 15 miles from it when they up with Williamson. The second, three years in the Army state- The breeze wafted away smoke When Bryant has night ter- all paid for.’ He had paid for our emerged from the wilderness. “Bear,” had gone into town to do side. from Bryant’s cigarette as he rors, a symptom of post-traumat- lunch. And we hadn’t known him “The day we went up, High some journaling, and he was only He was one of almost 70 mili- described his involvement in the ic stress disorder, his wife of six for 30 minutes. The people were Top’s son and daughter and a doing 3-4 miles a day. tary veterans on the fishing tour, Tet Offensive, a series of surprise years goes into another room. just really nice to us.” friend of theirs came, and they about half of whom had traveled attacks by rebel forces in South July Fourth and New Year’s brought us day packs. And when by bus from the John L. McClel- Vietnam in 1968. Eve are difficult for Bryant we got to the top, there’s a sign lan Memorial Veterans Hospital One in, one out, Bryant said, because of firecrackers. telling you you’ve reached the in Little Rock. This was the third of the orders he received in the “Boom, boom. That’s what I northern terminus of the annual event of its kind hosted Vietnam War to load “98.9 was used to,” he said. Appalachian Trail . REBID – NOTICE by the volunteer-based United pound” artillery shells into a can- This July Fourth, Bryant and The Ashland County Housing Authority is requesting The kids had brought a bottle Methodist Men of the First Unit- non. As he pantomimed that a friend went to a river to watch bids for Furnace Tune and Clean, Repair and Re- of champagne and some Sponge- ed Methodist Church in Heber wartime task, the white identifi- fireworks. Bob cups and sandwiches . We placement for Area 1 – Douglas, Bayfield and Ashland Springs and the Arkansas Free- cation wristband from the veter- “I only ran three times,” he had a pretty good-sized gather- dom Fund. ans hospital slid up and down his said with a smile. counties, and Area 2 – Iron, Oneida and Vilas coun- ing. We were up there for several “If the government sends you sinewy arm. Memories of firefights may ties. Bids are due by 2:00 p.m., Thursday, August 20, hours, so as people came up there off to war and you get beat up, The hospital required Bryant never disappear, but time, talk- was a big cheer, and everybody 2015. shot at or harmed, you can’t just and the other veterans to wear ing about his experiences with would take their pictures for bring them home and turn them the wristbands so it could keep fellow veterans and having a The Ashland County Housing Authority reserves the them.” loose,” United Methodist Men track of them. friendly competition with War- Even though Williamson had right to reject any and all bids. President John Pickell said He had gone AWOL after he ren to see who can catch the most yet to log a large gap in the upper about why his organization spon- returned stateside from Vietnam fish have helped in Bryant’s part of the Appalachian Trail, Please contact the Ashland County Housing Authority sors the event. Many members of to finish out his military service, recovery. park rangers let him go ahead United Methodist Men are mili- and he got caught, he said. “The older I get, the better I’m for bid packet at P.O. Box 349, 124 Wilderness Drive, and sign the form making him an tary veterans, Pickell said. Bryant had only recently getting,” he said. Mellen, WI 54546 or call 715-274-8311. 4 l MONDAY, JULY 27, 2015 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM the Ozzie-and-Harriet revolution The movement of same-sex marriage from siege. Part of it is what we might call the DAILY GLOBE a fringe notion to accepted law was one of the Good Neighbor phenomenon; as more people swiftest progressions in American social his- became comfortable with their sexual identi- Sue Mizell, Publisher tory. The female vote, racial integration, the ty they lost the impulse to hide it, and the rights of the disabled — all took decades to more people who discovered their neighbors Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor win. In contrast, same-sex marriage won or children were gays or lesbians, the less the acceptance in a relative flash. David stigma stuck. Less than a half-decade ago, Americans by Shribman But the great victories came when the a substantial margin opposed same-sex mar- focus of the movement was placed on conven- In Their Opinion riage. Today an overwhelming majority of tional, everyday elements of life and when Americans support it. Then again, three same-sex couples began to blend in rather To cut prison costs, reform decades ago Americans, by a 10-to-1 margin, than stick out. said they would be upset if their child told “legalized prostitution.” Susan and Deb Whitewood, lead plaintiffs sentencing and parole them that he or she were gay or lesbian. But the opposition to marriage among peo- in a challenge to the constitutionality of Today nearly three-fifths of Americans say ple regarded as radicals in that era was noth- Pennsylvania’s Defense of Marriage Act, for So it’s welcome news that the state is ending the three- they would not be upset. ing compared to their revulsion of the mili- example, are unremarkable members of their year, $145-million contract early. But here’s the kicker. The passage of what used to be called the tary. community in South Fayette, Pennsylvania. The state’s not canning Aramark because of the copious, gay-liberation movement into the main- “During the first couple of years of the Deb Whitewood is active in the PTA. She well-documented problems with its performance, but stream is one of the signature social markers movement, after the big Vietnam escalations, takes cupcakes to school. She’s more conven- because the company wanted more money. And here’s the of the era. But the irony — and perhaps the there was a lot of suspicion of the military,” tional than many moms. moral we hope Gov. Rick Snyder and the Michigan Legis- lesson — is that its progression to wide says Todd Gitlin, a Columbia sociologist who Same-sex marriage was at once radical lature take from this debacle: Be very, very wary of pri- acceptance came by embracing traditional was the third president of SDS (following and conventional, a notion that was incon- vatization aimed at cutting costs. The Aramark contract values, symbols and institutions, not by hov- Tom Hayden) and who, in 1965, organized ceivable only a generation ago, but one that was supposed to pare $14 million each year from the ering on the extremes of American culture. the first mass protest against the war. helped the movement win friends in unlikely “Movement people were not exactly flocking Michigan Department of Corrections’ annual $2-billion On the one hand, that is the message of places, including among conservatives who the movement itself, that its members are to the military.” saw that gay activists were promoting family budget, eliminating about 370 state jobs. Aramark’s first They were not. Jerry Rubin spoke of a bid didn’t meet the threshold for privatization — outside mainstream Americans whose identity was values and stability. hidden by outmoded, unfair stigmas. On the “corrupt system” supporting a “military bud- vendors must promise a 5 percent cost savings. But a re- Writing in the National Review less than a other hand, the movement’s triumph — get to kill Asians.” He recruited Abbie Hoff- year ago, conservative economist Lawrence review of the contract, prompted by Republican state law- though formidable barriers remain — came man to “exorcise” the military and was Kudlow argued that “marriage is a key ele- makers, found “errors” in the analysis, and Aramark got from the drive to win access to conventional arrested for urinating on the Pentagon, ment of a stronger economy,” adding: “While its contract. Earlier this year, Aramark asked the state to aspects of American life: the military and which he described as a “profound moral restoring economic growth may be the great up the value of its contract. Michigan Department of Cor- marriage. statement.” challenge of our time, this goal will never be rections Director Heidi Washington said the sides could- Indeed, the last two things that New Left John McAuliff, a prominent anti-war realized until we restore marriage.” n’t come to mutually agreeable terms. activists or American progressives wanted to activist arrested several times, reminds us Kudlow was not commenting on the same- Prison food will now be supplied by Trinity Services do in the late 1960s and early 1970s were to there was little attention at the time to sex marriage debate. Group, the first runner-up in the bid process that landed join the military and to get married. issues of sexual identity. “The military was But the stability and the family values Aramark the gig back in 2013, but at a slightly higher Feminist writer Gloria Steinem had a engaged in a war the movement was built that Kudlow celebrated were the very ele- cost. Trinity works in 44 states, and provides about brisk explanation for her opposition to mar- around opposing,” he says. “It would never ments that helped the same-sex marriage 300,000 prisoners food daily. It’s also been the subject of riage: “I can’t mate in captivity.” One of the have occurred to people to see anti-gay dis- movement prevail. controversy. Prisoners at the 278-bed jail Gordon County, popular bumper stickers of the 1960s was: crimination as something to be addressed. It Amid all the celebrating, some voices in Ga., say Trinity didn’t provide enough food, the Atlanta “Smash monogamy.” just wasn’t part of the consciousness at that the LGBT community regretted how main- Journal-Constitution reported earlier this year. Some Opposition to marriage was one of the point.” stream the movement had become and felt reported eating toothpaste to stave off hunger pangs. The symbolic elements of radical protest, a Nor did homosexuality possess broad that the victory on marriage equity stripped Atlanta-based Southern Center for Human Rights used frontal attack on a bedrock middle-American acceptance. In September 1965, about the away the distinction of their lives and out- the state’s Open Records Act to discover 85 food-related institution that conservatives argued was the time the anti-war movement was building look. Some believe marriage equity was a tar- grievances made within a five-month period, all marked foundation of civil society. So much so, says early momentum, a Harris poll showed that nished goal. “unfounded” by prison staff. In Fayetteville, Ark., Trinity Michael Kazin, a Georgetown historian who 70 percent of Americans believed homosexu- “Marriage by and large is not a useful, pro- als were harmful to American life. As late as abruptly terminated its contract with the prison, report- was expelled from Harvard, where he was ductive institution,” says Frank Browning, 1976, a Cambridge Reports National edly after a contractor and a corrections employee were the chairman of Students for a Democratic who writes on sex and gender from Paris and Society (SDS) in 1969, that, as he put it, Omnibus Survey indicated that half of Amer- involved in a kitchen altercation. is the author of “The Culture of Desire: Para- “When I got married my friends couldn’t icans wouldn’t even go to a comedy film that dox and Perversity in Gay Lives Today” and Washington said Monday that she wasn’t aware of believe I was doing it.” featured gay characters “humorously in good “A Queer Geography: Journeys Toward a those claims, but that she had checked the company’s It was in that period that Mary Woll- taste.” Sexual Self.” But, he adds, “Everybody bona fides and was confident that Trinity would perform stonecraft, the late 18th-century writer and Why the dramatic change in attitudes? should have the same right to a painful, ter- well in Michigan. For a certain kind of lawmaker, there’s feminist theorist, received a new burst of Part of it grows out of the sexual revolution, rible divorce.” tremendous allure in the idea that private companies can prominence. which separated procreation from pleasure, David M. Shribman is executive editor eliminate bloated bureaucracy, circumvent inefficient Every feminist of the period could quote opened the door to sexual experimentation of the Post-Gazette (dshribman@post- unionized workers and provide the same service at a sub- her definition of marriage. The author of “A and put all conventional ideas about sexuali- gazette.com, 412 263-1890). Follow him on stantial savings. But that’s not always reality. Privatiza- Vindication of the Rights of Woman” called it ty under scrutiny, and eventually under Twitter at ShribmanPG. tion of government services can work, but there must be clear performance benchmarks and oversight to avoid repeated problems — something that was clearly missing Today in history Johnson appointed the Kerner Com- in the case of Aramark. Privatization can’t be grounded mission to assess the causes of solely in dollars. The 5 percent savings threshold doesn’t urban rioting, the same day black take quality into account, much less the complex cultural The Associated Press militant H. Rap Brown said in Wash- and social waters providers of public services must navi- Today’s Highlights in History ington that violence was “as Ameri- gate, concerns that can’t be quantified on a balance sheet. On July 27, 1940, Bugs Bunny can as cherry pie.” Despite Aramark’s egregious performance, neither the made his “official” debut in the Warn- In 1974, the House Judiciary er Bros. animated cartoon “A Wild Committee voted 27-11 to adopt the Legislature nor Snyder have drawn much public ire, com- Hare.” Billboard magazine published first of three articles of impeach- paratively, for their roles in this disaster. There can also its first “music popularity chart” list- ment against President Richard be a certain visceral pleasure in imagining the suffering ing best-selling retail records (in first Nixon. of prisoners. They’ve broken the social contract by which place was “I’ll Never Smile Again” In 1980, on day 267 of the Iranian we all must abide, and for some people, larding petty dis- recorded by Tommy Dorsey and His hostage crisis, the deposed Shah of comforts — rotten food, for example — atop court-given Orchestra, with featured vocalist Iran died at a military hospital out- sentences can seem satisfying, a cautionary tale for those Frank Sinatra). side Cairo, Egypt, at age 60. On this date In 1995, the Korean War Veter- contemplating a life of crime. It’s an uncompromising In 1789, President George Wash- ans Memorial was dedicated in view. It’s not realistic, and it betrays the maxim that a ington signed a measure establish- Washington by President Bill Clinton society should be judged by how it treats its least. ing the Department of Foreign and South Korean President Kim years in prison by a federal judge in pions Tour-record 13 strokes ahead To truly reduce the cost of running our prison system, Affairs, forerunner of the Department Young-sam. Seattle. (However, a three-judge of Scotland’s Colin Montgomerie. the state should change the way it sentences and paroles of State. In 1996, terror struck the Atlanta panel of the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Frank Thomas, Tom Glavine and prisoners. Reforms proposed last year by former state In 1861, Union Maj. Gen. George Olympics as a pipe bomb exploded Appeals ruled in February 2010 that Greg Maddux, and managers Bobby B. McClellan took command of the at Centennial Olympic Park, directly the 22-year sentence was too Cox, Joe Torre and Tony La Russa, Rep. Joe Haveman, a Republican, would have offered Army of the Potomac during the Civil killing one person and injuring 111. lenient; Ressam was later resen- were inducted into baseball’s Hall of more prisoners (except the most serious offenders) oppor- War. (Anti-government extremist Eric tenced to 37 years.) Fame. tunity for parole, stepped up post-incarceration supervi- In 1921, Canadian researcher Rudolph later pleaded guilty to the Five years ago: BP announced Today’s Birthdays sion, and created alternate penalties for non-criminal pro- Frederick Banting and his assistant, bombing.) that its much-criticized chief execu- TV producer Norman Lear is 93. bation and parole violations. The bills didn’t make it Charles Best, succeeded in isolating In 2003, comedian Bob Hope tive, Tony Hayward, would be Actor Jerry Van Dyke is 84. through the Legislature’s lame-duck session. The state the hormone insulin at the University died in Toluca Lake, California, at replaced by Robert Dudley as the Sportscaster Irv Cross is 76. Actor should also invest in drug courts, which offer treatment of Toronto. age 100. company reported a record quarterly John Pleshette is 73. Singer Bobbie In 1953, the Korean War Ten years ago: NASA said a siz- loss and set aside $32.2 billion to Gentry is 71. Actress-director Betty and supervision to offenders whose crimes are related to armistice was signed at Panmunjom, able chunk of foam insulation came cover the costs of the massive Gulf Thomas is 68. Olympic gold medal addiction. Reducing the number of Michiganders in ending three years of fighting. flying off the shuttle Discovery’s fuel of Mexico oil spill. Canadian charac- figure skater Peggy Fleming is 67. prison is the best way to cut the corrections budget, while In 1960, Vice President Richard bank during liftoff, prompting the ter actor Maury Chaykin died in Singer Maureen McGovern is 66. maintaining the state’s side of the social contract: To pro- M. Nixon was nominated for presi- space agency to ground future shut- Toronto on his 61st birthday. Actress Janet Eilber is 64. vide humane incarceration, a chance to pay one’s debt to dent on the first ballot at the Repub- tle flights until the problem could be One year ago: Italy’s Vincenzo Thought for Today society, and move on. lican national convention in Chicago. fixed. Al-Qaida in Iraq said it had Nibali won the Tour de France, “The test of courage comes when becoming the first Italian to win we are in the minority. The test of tol- We know how to do it. But will we? Not so far. In 1965, Shirley Ann Lawson of killed two kidnapped Algerian diplo- Auckland gave birth to four girls and mats. Ahmed Ressam, an Algerian cycling’s greatest race in 16 years. erance comes when we are in the — Detroit Free Press a boy, the first quintuplets born in who’d plotted to bomb Los Angeles Bernhard Langer ran away with the majority.” New Zealand. International Airport on the eve of the Senior British Open for his fourth — Ralph W. Sockman, Ameri- In 1967, President Lyndon B. millennium, was sentenced to 22 senior major title, finishing a Cham- can clergyman (1889-1970)

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Martilla yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA MONDAY, JULY 27, 2015 l 5 Little Finland celebrates Viola Turpeinen Day Record POLICE REPORTS By RICHARD JENKINS Viola Turpeinen Syrjala was a Iron County, Wis. [email protected] polka musician from the Upper The Iron County Sheriff’s Depart- KIMBAL, Wis. — The mem- Peninsula who passed away on ment received a report from a bers of Little Finland made the Dec. 26, 1958, at the age of 49 woman who was driving on U.S. 51, most of this weekend’s warm and was inducted into the Michi- north of Mercer, at 3:05 p.m. on weather with the club’s annual gan Music Hall of Fame in 2001, Thursday when a dump truck in front Viola Turpeinen Day celebration. according to information at the of her kicked up a rock and dam- Named after a famous polka club. aged her windshield. According to an ICSD report, once the woman musician, according to Little Fin- The club began celebrating stopped the truck driver, he refused land President Ken Hannula, the the day as a way of memorializ- to give his name and said neither he celebration allows members to ing the famous Finnish accordion nor his company were responsible gather and enjoy each other’s player, Hannula said. for the damage. According to the company and the nice weather. “(The day) is kind of to honor report, he explained the reason the “It’s a chance for us to try to her memory by having a dance in truck lacked a license plate was use our pavilion and dance out- her honor,” said Hannula. because it was new. side, we weren’t able to use it The festival was marked by a ——— during the (midsummer Juhan- 50/50 drawing, dancing to the The ICSD received a report from nas festival) because of the music of Rod and June Maki’s the Mercer BP gas station of an weather,” said Hannula, laugh- band, Finn Power, and a meal, Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe older man in a red TK leaving with- ing that now it was almost too which included grilled MEMBERS OF Little Finland enjoy warm weather and grilled sausages while listening to Rod and June Maki out paying for $32 in gas at 11:36 hot to be outside. bratwursts. of the band Finn Power during the club’s annual Viola Turpeinen Day on Sunday. a.m. on Friday. According to an ICSD report, the station clerk believed he had problems with his always push forward. I see this Richard Hugo at the University card and the bill was later paid. Hurley as the Hurley genetic factor to be of Montana. RAMSAY FOURTH ——— preserved for future genera- “I hoped to move to Califor- Neil E. Erzinger, 50, was lodged tions.” nia,” Sturgul said as he read at the ICSD at 11:36 a.m. on Friday Zarzyski’s prepared remarks. on an ICSD warrant, according to an From page 1 “My mom and I met somewhere ICSD report. ——— whether you knew it or not,” she Dr.Baima Robert isFrancis an accomplished Baima in the middle, as I moved only An ICSD reported a tree down on said during her speech. “We were dentist who grew up through the halfway from Hurley, to Mon- Popko Circle East in Mercer at 10 the outsiders. In order to stay Hurley school system, attending tana.” p.m. on Friday. According to an after school, we had to take the grades 1-8 at St. Mary’s Elemen- There, he received his Master ICSD report, the deputy was able to bus. There were only two buses. tary School and graduating at of Fine Arts degree in creative move the tree off the road. One was at 5:30 p.m., and if you J.E. Murphy High School in writing, something he thought ——— missed that one, you had to wait 1969. he’d never do. A Martha Lake Road, Mercer, until 9:30. So, you had to learn “One gift I’ve been endowed “Art poetica, the art of poetry resident reported all-terrain vehicles how to organize your after-school and blessed with was being was, without a doubt, the last trespassing on the resident’s prop- activities. No one drove in those raised in Hurley,” Baima said passion I ever imagined pursuing erty at 12:29 p.m. on Saturday, days.” during his speech. “I was educat- as a Hurley Hugh School student according to an ICSD report. After graduating from Hurley ed here in St. Mary’s grade in the late ‘60s,” Sturgul said as ——— High School, she went on to school, and my knuckles are still he read Zarzyski’s speech. Brandon Tye Garro, 22, was attend the University of Wiscon- kinda sore. St. Mary’s prepared After receiving his master’s lodged at the ICSD at 9:45 p.m. on sin, majoring in music. Later, me for Hurley High School, degree, Zarzyski went on to Saturday on a charge of operating she earned her master’s degree which prepared me for GCC become a teacher. while intoxicated on a motorcycle. at Vanderbilt University, taught across the river in Ironwood. Zarzyski authored 12 books ACCIDENTS Iron County, Wis. at Tennessee Tech University Each place had remarkable and chapbooks. He has also A Hurley 17-year-old, reported, and established a private piano teachers. These are all gifts.” applied his love of words to the 10:42 a.m. on Wednesday, he had After Gogebic Community studio. art of lyrics and co-wrote “West- been in an accident on Curry Road, Brahmstedt performed as a College, he got his doctorate of ern Hits.” Currently, Zarzyski is in Saxon, the night before. Accord- singer-actress on stage and on dental surgery in 1975, and then working on the finishing phases ing to an ICSD report, he told keyboard in the pit orchestra for to practice general dentistry in of his fifth spoken-word studio deputies he had slid off the road on musicals and stage plays, and Wisconsin from 1975-77. After recording, which offers applica- the way to a friend’s house and did- was a staff organist and pianist that, Baima studied at the Medi- tions of different instruments in Submitted photo n’t realize how much damage there in her church for most of her life. cal College of Virginia in Rich- an exotic fashion. DANA CEBOLSKI, treasurer of the Bessemer Township 4th of July Com- was until morning. According to an Together, she and her hus- mond, Va. for post-doctoral train- In the pamphlet, Zarzyski mittee, presents a $5,000 check to Jeff Behrendt of Ironwood. He held ICSD report, there was damage to band have three gown children ing in periodontics and periodon- attributed all his success to his the winning ticket for the Ramsay 50/50 drawing held July 4. the hood, grill, bumper and driver’s and six grandchildren. tal surgery and completed his supporting and loving parents. side fender, totaling over $1,000. education in 1979. “Zarzyski attributes all of his Later on, Baima completed endeavors — every second, every Dr. James Lombardo force numbers were down 25 The summer season again Lombardo admits to having a post-doctoral training in fixed step, every breath, every word, Jobs from 6,650 to 6,625. Actual brought Mackinac County to the “lackluster” high school career prosthodontics and eventually music groove and riff — to his employment remained the same lowest unemployment in Michi- and said he was shocked when he became first person to hold mother and father, Delia and as in May — 6,125. There were gan at 3.7 percent. Schoolcraft found out he was selected to be American Board Certifications in Leonard, who instilled in him a 25 more unemployed in June County had the highest rate in From page 1 inducted. periodontics and prosthodontics. love for story telling and a belief than the previous month. One the state (11.5), followed by “I see a lot of very surprised Baima has had a 35-year aca- in the power of hard work.” would have been more signifi- year ago the Gogebic rate was Baraga County, 9.7, and Onton- faces out there, especially when demic career in either full-time cant except the civilian labor 9.3 percent. agon, 9.4. my named was announced,” he or part-time faculty positions. said during his speech. “Believe In addition, he has served as a DavidRigoni Rigoni graduated from Hurley me, none of them are more sur- consultant in special dentistry to High School fifty years ago. From prising-looking than the one I’m multiple hospitals and dental there, he went on to get a bache- A R T S H O W wearing right now.” residency programs. lor’s degree in English from UW- After graduating Hurley High Currently, Baima maintains a Superior. Then, Rigoni taught School in 1962, Lombardo knew clinical professorship at the Uni- high school English and coached he didn’t have many options. versity of Detroit Mercy School of basketball for 14 years at three He claimed his only options Dentistry, while maintaining a schools. were being a musician, the mili- full-time life in private practice. After studying computer sci- tary or general labor. But he But, of all his accomplishments, ence at Mankato State Universi- admitted that he was lazy and Baima said this one is his most ty and completing a master’s had no musical talent. So, he important. degree in education at the Uni- joined the U.S. Navy in 1962 and “When someone does a bunch versity of Minnesota-Duluth, served for four years. During his of stuff in their life, which I’ve Rigoni left his job at the high service, Lombardo developed a been fortunate enough to do, school to teach computer infor- love for medicine and after his some accolades usually follow,” mation systems at College of St. military service, Lombardo he said. “But this is extremely Scholastica in Duluth, eventual- attended the University of Wis- special to me, because it’s from ly becoming the department and consin, and earned bachelor’s home. It’s from the people I’ve division chair. and master’s degrees and was known my whole life, my family Seventeen years later, he awarded a doctorate in audiolo- and all of the people in the com- went on to become a administra- gy. munity.” tor and teacher at the University Through his research in noise In recognition for their sup- of St. Thomas. While at St. exposure, Lombardo developed port, Baima thanked his teachers Thomas, Rigoni served as the an approach to the problem of at Hurley High School. department chair and associate noise interference with human “This is a memorable day for and interim dean. communication. Lombardo me,” he said. “I am humbled and Currently, Rigoni is a faculty applied his expertise to his job in honored. I would like to give member and teaches graduate the national Football League, some credit to my teachers for students Leadership, Policy and working with most teams over preparing me in the past for the Administratorship. While teach- the past 15 years. He has also career I’ve had. Apparently the ing, Rigoni says he tells his stu- been the keynote speaker at a educational excellence goes on.” dents that they’re all “unique.” meeting of NFL owners and head “Everyone of them is unique,” coaches, where he outlined his he said. “They’re put together Tom Stankard/Daily Globe Paul Zarzyski program to reduce interference, Zarzyski’s neighbor, Paul from their entire life experience. SUSANNE BOWN, left and Gail Buccanero admire the art work on display at the Range Art Association 60th but he said he was more nervous Sturgul, accepted the award on Where they grew up. Where they annual Art Show on Sunday at the Iron County Memorial Building. presenting at the ceremony. his behalf. went to school. What teachers “(During) the weeks before the Sturgul said Zarzyski was they had. What their families presentation, there was a fair unable to make the ceremony were like. What their relatives. Range Art Association holds amount of palm sweat,” Lombar- due to a medical problem, but The towns they lived. It all grows do said. “But I was a little more wished he could have been there. and comes part of what makes nervous about this. It’s not only In a pamphlet given out at the people extremely unique.” affected palm sweat, but this also ceremony, it read Zarzyski has Being from Hurley, Rigoni 60th annual exhibition affected my gastrointestinal sys- been “spurring words wild across said during his speech that peo- tem.” the open range of the page and ple are shocked he’s from there. public met with the artists. piece, “Tandrell Foster.” He said he’s proud of the sup- calling it poetry for over 40 “The fact that I’m from Hurley Anne Marie port this hard working communi- years.” has always been a major piece of n There was also a tribute to There were also four “Award ty has for the marathon and each After he got his bachelor’s my background,” he said. “I’ve Batiste wins ‘Best in local artist Paul Castanga, who for Excellence” winners. They other. degree at UW-Steven’s Point in had this happen, when say I’m Show’ award passed away this spring. were Gail Kniska for “The Trio,” “I have always appreciated the early 70s, Zarzyski heeded from Hurley, people go, ‘You’re Among the works displayed Susan Lansdown for “The Irish growing up in Hurley,” he said. Horace Greely’s advice to go west from Hurley.’ The reputation of By TOM STANKARD were a number of pieces from a Mare,” Arlene Schneller for [email protected] “Hurley has provided me with a and left his home in the midwest Hurley is widespread.” “Paint Like a Master,” where “Black and Blue” and Traczyk strong work ethic and a desire to to study with renowned poet HURLEY — Local artists’ local artists reproduced famous for “Dance.” works were displayed at the paintings. Student artist Adrianna Napi- Range Art Association 60th Nelda Coxey judged the show. er won an Award For Excellence Lottery annual Fine Art Show at the Iron She is the executive director of for the students category. County Memorial Building Fri- Snohomish County Arts Council For the first time this year, day through Sunday. in Everett, Wash. She had a people were able to purchase Michigan Midday Daily 3: 4-7-9 Badger 5: 01-04-24-25-27 People looked at more than 70 gallery in Indianapolis and was a most of the art. Saturday Midday Daily 4: 1-4-2-1 Daily Pick 3: 4-3-1 entrees on display in different trustee of the Museum of the Overall, Traczyk said she was Midday Daily 3: 4-1-6 Daily 3: 7-2-3 Daily Pick 4: 4-5-5-1 mediums. Association Treasurer Arts in Indianapolis until 2000. pleased with how the show went. Midday Daily 4: 3-0-4-7 Daily 4: 3-2-6-8 Sunday Daily 3: 2-6-6 Fantasy 5: 01-10-11-16-18 5 Card Cash: AD-KH-AH-4C-7C Gerry Traczyk said there was Also, Coxey was on a panel that “This was an excellent art Daily 4: 5-7-8-2 Keno: 01-03-07-09-12-15-20-25-26-27-34-39-45-46- SuperCash: 01-02-11-18-25-26, Doubler: N leather work, pencil work, acrylic judged the work for the Board show,” she said. “We had many Keno: 03-04-07-08-15-16-21-22-23-27-32-34-35-36- 47-49-52-63-67-69-75-80 Badger 5: 02-08-13-21-31 40-48-51-65-67-70-79-80 Wisconsin Daily Pick 3: 8-9-9 work, water and oil paintings Ripple Art Fair until she moved artists and a wide variety of art Poker Lotto: KD-5D-6D-7H-4S Saturday Daily Pick 4: 3-7-7-0 and wood work. to Bessemer in 2008. exhibited here. I think we broke Fantasy 5: 07-12-20-25-39 5 Card Cash: QC-JD-3H-8H-10H Multi-state On Sunday, there was a “Meet The “Best of Show” winner our record for the number of peo- Sunday Megabucks: 02-03-05-19-33-46 Saturday Poker Lotto: QS-10D-5H-4S-7S SuperCash: 02-03-06-10-18-38, Doubler: N Powerball: 27-29-34-41-44, Powerball: 2 the Artist” reception, where the was Ann Marie Batiste for her ple looking at it.” 6 l MONDAY, JULY 27, 2015 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Obituaries Obama: Kenya at ‘crossroads’ between peril, promise NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — day, some climbing on rooftops to Marilou Vincent Declaring Kenya at a “cross- get a better view. The audience HURLEY, Wis. — Marilou Vincent, 85, passed away July roads” between promise and inside the arena chanted his 24, 2015, at Villa Maria Health and Rehabilitation Center in peril, President Barack Obama name as he finished his remarks. on Sunday pressed the nation of The president left Kenya Sun- Hurley. his father’s birth to root out cor- day afternoon, pausing longer She was born Aug. 8, 1929, in Park Falls, the daughter of ruption, treat women and than normal atop the stairs to Dudley and Marie Elsemore. minorities as equal citizens, and Air Force One to wave to the Arrangements by Range Funeral Service and Crematory & take responsibility for its future. crowd, a huge grin on his face. Ketola-Burla Funeral Home in Ironwood, Mich. Closing his historic visit with He arrived two hours later in an address to the Kenyan people, Addis Ababa, the Ethiopian capi- Obama traced the arc of the tal, where he met with diplomats 5-day humanitarian cease-fire starts in Yemen country’s evolution from colonial- at the U.S. Embassy in the SANAA, Yemen (AP) — The Saudi-led and U.S.- ism to independence, as well as evening. Saudi-led coalition airstrikes backed coalition of mainly Gulf his own family’s history here. Obama has written emotional- came to a halt in Yemen early Arab countries has been waging Today, Obama said, young ly about his first visit to Kenya Monday after a five-day human- an air campaign since March Kenyans are no longer con- as a young man nearly 30 years itarian truce went into effect, against the Iran-supported strained by the limited options of ago, and he recounted many of witnesses and security officials rebels, who control most of his grandfather, a cook for the those same memories in his said. northern Yemen and the capital, country’s former British rulers, remarks Sunday. The battered However, ground fighting Sanaa. or his father, who left to seek an Volkswagen his sister drove. broke out almost immediately in The pause declared by the education in America. Meeting his brothers for the first the restive city of Taiz following Saudi-led coalition began at “Because of Kenya’s progress time. The airport employee who random shelling by Shiite 11:59 p.m. Sunday. It is intended — because of your potential — recognized his last name. Houthi rebels in three neighbor- to help allow humanitarian aid you can build your future right “That was the first time that hoods, they said. to be delivered to ease the suffer- here, right now,” Obama told the my name meant something,” he Security officials said ground ing of civilians in the Arab crowd of 4,500 packed into a said. fighting has also erupted in world’s poorest country. sports arena in the capital of The president barely knew his Associated Press Marib province and in the area The coalition made the unex- Nairobi. But he bluntly warned father, who died in 1982 after PRESIDENT BARACK Obama delivers a speech at Safaricom Indoor surrounding the strategic al- pected announcement about the that Kenya must make “tough leaving the U.S. to return to Arena, Sunday, in Nairobi. On the final day of his visit in Kenya, Obama Anad military base in Lahj humanitarian pause on Satur- choices” to bolster its fragile Kenya. However, Obama has laid out his vision for Kenya’s future, and broad themes of U.S.-Kenya province. day. The statement, carried on democracy and fast-growing numerous family members in the relations. Fighting in the southern port Saudi state media, said the coali- economy. country, including his half-sister city of Aden has quieted, resi- tion will cease military opera- Obama’s visit here, his first as Auma Obama, who introduced haven’t resulted in anyone being recent debate in the U.S. over the dents said, with an occasional tions, but that it will respond president, captivated a country her brother Sunday. convicted of a crime. Some offi- Confederate battle flag, a Civil volley of gunfire heard in the should Houthi rebels or their that views him as a local son. “He’s one of us,” she said. “But cials even returned to their jobs War-era relic that is seen by area immediately after the allies conduct any military Thick crowds lined the roadways we’re happy to share him with before investigations were com- many as a racist symbol. The ceasefire took effect. actions or movements. to watch the presidential motor- the world.” plete. killing of nine people at a black cade speed through the city Sun- The bulk of Obama’s address Kenyatta has been under pub- church in South Carolina last was a candid commentary on the lic pressure to address corruption month prompted a fresh debate East African nation’s future. He following reviews of his two-year- over the flag, spurring some spent considerable time warning old government that claimed his states to remove it from govern- ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS about the risks of government administration is more corrupt ment grounds. Island Lake Road corruption, calling it an “anchor” than previous administrations. “Just because something is a Island Lake –Gile Flowage that could weigh down the coun- Obama urged an end to old part of your past doesn’t make it try’s promising future. tribal and ethnic divisions that right,” Obama said. South Island Lake Road to CTH C “Too often here in Kenya cor- are “doomed to tear our country Some of those in attendance Iron County ruption is tolerated because apart. He spent significant time for the president’s speech said LRIP Project # 12444 that’s how it’s always been done,” imploring Kenyans to respect the they were inspired by his appeal he said. “Here in Kenya, it’s time rights of women and girls, saying for progress in Kenya. to change habits.” that marginalizing half of a coun- Upenbo Abraham, a 23-year- TIME AND PLACE FOR BIDDING Kenyan President Uhuru try’s population is “stupid.” And old economics student from an Notice is hereby given by the Town of Carey, Iron County, Wisconsin that it will receive separate sealed Kenyatta has taken steps to he called for an end to forced area of western Kenya near bids for capital improvements until 6:00 pm on August 10, 2015 in the Town of Carey Town Hall 12005 tackle corruption by suspending marriages for girls who should Obama’s relatives, said he was North Hakala Road, Hurley, WI 54534. Bids will be publicly opened and read by the undersigned at that four Cabinet secretaries and 16 otherwise be attending school “encouraged, as a poor boy from a time and date. other senior officials amid an and the tradition known as “gen- village next to his home.” Ezekiel investigation into allegations of ital mutilation.” Oduor, an accountant, said DESCRIPTION OF WORK dishonesty. But the action has “These traditions may date Obama was “candid and clear” Bids will be received for the proposed improvements which generally consist of the following work: been met with skepticism by the back centuries. They have no about Kenya’s problems with cor- public because in the past, sus- place in the 21st century,” he said. ruption and his desire to help the Approximately 39,500 feet of base aggregate dense placement including: Excavation pensions of senior officials The president drew on the country rise “to the next level.” common for ditching, base aggregate dense, small culvert removal and placement.

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Such action shall include: employment, upgrading, demotion, or transfer; recruitment, or aborted fetal organs for research. videos were part of longer discus- that 10 to 12 more tapes would recruitment advertising; layoff termination; rates of pay or other forms of compensation; an selection of training, Abortion opponents say the sions, and Richards said the be released. including apprenticeship, pre-apprenticeship, andIor on the job training. videos show the organization is longer videos showed doctors Richards said fetal organ illegally harvesting and selling repeatedly saying that Planned donation takes place in a handful All require documentation shall be submitted at the bid opening. organs. Three congressional com- Parenthood does not profit from of states and that the tissue goes mittees are making inquiries. the tissue donations. toward medical research. BUY AMERICAN: Planned Parenthood’s presi- In the videos, Planned Parent- “This is actually laudable, The Contractor shall conform to "Buy American" provision of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of dent, Cecile Richards, said Sun- hood officials discuss the that women and their families 2009 (ARRA), section 1605, including all iron, steel or manufactured goods. Bid Proposals may be denied if the day the group has done nothing amounts the group charges to choose to make fetal tissue dona- requirements of this section are not met and waivers are required. illegal and is the target of a polit- provide the organs and the abor- tions in order to potentially save ical smear campaign. tion procedures used to obtain the lives of other folks,” Richards PRE-BID CONFERENCE “I stand behind the health the organs. The officials, said. 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Bobby Jin- Latino voting bloc and where bidder or agents, officer, or employees have not, directly or indirectly, entered into an agreement, participating in Trump’s credibility and branding dal, former New York Gov. any collusion, or otherwise taken any action in restraint of free competitive bidding in connection with this proposal. national security is an influen- the billionaire businessman “a George Pataki, ex-Pennsylvania tial constituency. cancer on conservatism.” Rick Sen. Santorum and South Caroli- Boring in on Trump is one PROOF OF RESPONSIBILITY Santorum, a conservative stal- na Sen. Graham were outside the approach some rivals hope will The Town of Carey reserves the right to reject the bid by a contractor when answers in the Proof of wart, popped up on a TV pro- top 10. Others close to the edge help them to break through as Responsibility and financial statement are not satisfactorily sufficient. gram popular with liberals. Lind- including Ohio Gov. John Kasich, the debate nears. Perry unloaded sey Graham set his cellphone on New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie on Wednesday when he called SUBMITTING BIDS fire. and ex-Texas Gov. Perry. Trump’s campaign a “barking No bids shall be considered unless submitted on the official Bid Form by a qualified bidder. Each bidder With the first debate of the That would relegate them to a carnival act” and “toxic mix of must deposit with the BID, security in the amount, form and subject to the conditions provided in the Republican presidential cam- second-tier debate, only an hour- demagoguery, mean-spiritedness Instructions to Bidders along with supplement forms required. The Owner reserves the right to reject any paign approaching, the White long airing before the prime-time and nonsense.” or all bids, to waive any informalities in bidding and to award the contract(s) in the best interests of the House hopefuls are trying every- event. Perry pollster Greg Strimple Owner. No bid shall be withdrawn for a period of 90 days after the bid opening. thing they can to improve their “In your heart of hearts, you said the goal of the speech was polling position. A candidate want to see me debate Hillary part of a long-standing effort to CONDITION OF EMPLOYMENT needs to place in the top 10 in an Clinton,” Fiorina, the only raise his profile, not to get him in The work described herein is subject to the provisions of Section 66.0901 and 66.0903 and other average of national polls to meet woman in the Republican con- the debate. “We had long- applicable sections of the Wisconsin Statutes. the criteria Fox News Channel test, said with a grin, drawing planned a speech defending con- has set to take the stage Aug. 6 applause from more than 100 servatism,” Strimple said. “When CONDITION OF EMPLOYMENT (CDBG) in Cleveland. people at an Ames country club Donald Trump made his nega- The work described herein is subject to the provisions of Section 66.0901 and 66.0903 and other Those kept out risk being Thursday. tive comments, it provided us the applicable sections of the Wisconsin Statutes. Attention of bidders is particularly called to the conditions overlooked by voters and finan- “I would of course love to be on perfect comparison.” of employment to be observed and minimum wage rates to be paid under the contract, Section 3, cial backers heading into the the debate stage, but we’re going Perry’s supporters are buying Segregated Facility, Section 109 and E.O. 11246. critical fall stretch before the to keep going with or without it,” national cable ads that could nominating contests start early she told reporters afterward. boost his numbers ahead of the in 2016. “The boys are going to fight, and debate. On Friday, backers of “If you’re not on the stage I’m going to keep doing what I’m Christie announced a new ad to Issued by Authority of: you’re irrelevant, you don’t mat- doing.” air on Fox News. ter,” said Republican pollster One guaranteed participant is Graham, even further behind Town of Carey, Iron County Frank Luntz. “Unless you have Trump, despite incendiary com- in polling, called Trump a “jack- some serious ad dollars, it’s not a ments about Mexican immi- ass” after the real estate execu- glass ceiling. It’s a concrete ceil- grants and Arizona Sen. John tive said McCain, a former pris- Published July 27 and August 3, 2015 ing.” McCain’s war record. Trump’s oner of war, was “not a war As of this past week, former remarks have drawn a backlash hero.”

THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS MONDAY, JULY 27, 2015 l 7 Four enter Hurley Athletic Hall of Fame

By PAT KRAUSE [email protected] HURLEY — The Hurley Quarterback Club inducted its 18th class into the Hurley High School Athletic Hall of Fame on Saturday at the Hurley K-12 School. The new inductees included: The 2000 and 2001 girls' cross country teams and multi-sport athletes Ron Lundgren and Scott Rainaldo. Kayla Anderson was also an individual inductee as well as a member of the cross country teams. The day was filled with cama- raderie, humor, great memories and plenty of thank yous. KAYLA ANDERSON (Class of 2002)

Presenter Chris Kelly said he knew Kayla Anderson was going to be a great athlete when he first saw her play in fourth grade and Hurley Pat Krause/Daily Globe coach Scott Erickson had high praise for Anderson. THE HURLEY High School Athletic Hall of Fame welcomed new inductees on Saturday at its Induction Ceremony at the Hurley K-12 School. Pictured from left are: Ron Lundgren, indi- "Kayla was one of the most com- vidual inductee, (Class of 1982), 2000 and 2001 girls' cross country team members Kayla Anderson (2000, 2001), Jessica (Soine) Strand (2001), Levon Ladwig, mother of the late petitive athletes I've ever seen," Danielle Ladwig, (2000), Samantha (Kuchta) Leinon (2001), Kristin (Sutton) Zinsmaster (2000, 2001) and individual inductee Scott Rainaldo (Class of 1995). Kayla Anderson (Class of Erickson said. "She was very pas- 2002) was also an individual inductee. sionate about playing sports." Anderson said all she wanted to all-conference honors eleven times ference and WIAA regional titles Wis. with her husband Andrew Sut- country track, softball and basket- five runners would always finish do was to play sports, since she was in three sports and participating in three times. She qualified for the ton and children Avery and Taylor. ball. They won 11 WIAA regional within 12 seconds of each other in a little girl and always had goals, but five state tournament finals. state track meet as a sophomore 2000 and 2001 GIRLS' championships and eight WIAA sec- almost every race. We were all they never included being "honored" Anderson was a first team all- with the 3200 meter relay team and tional championships. The teams packed together." with an induction into Hurley's Athlet- conference performer in basketball they still hold the school record in CROSS COUNTRY TEAMS had four scholar athletes, school And coach Chris Kelly kept it ic Hall of Fame. three times and was always among that event. She was all-conference record holders in three track events short and sweet when he addressed "I'm proud to be from Hurley," she the team leaders in steals, assists four times. The 2000 and 2001 Hurley High and a one thousand point scorer in the teams on the starting line. said. "I knew I wanted to be a teach- and field goal percentage. Among the many honors Ander- School girls' cross country teams basketball. Individually, the team "'Hurry back' is about all I told er and coach, because the teachers In cross country, Anderson was son received while at Hurley was the were the most successful in school members made over 30 appear- them," Kelly said. and coaches in Hurley gave me the an integral runner in three WIAA sec- prestigious WIAA Scholar Athlete history finishing fourth and third ances in the WIAA state finals. In a moving moment, Sutton- character and leadership and taught tional championships for Hurley and Award in 2002. respectively in the state finals. They Kristen (Sutton) Zinsmaster) was Zinsmaster called up Levon Ladwig, me so much. I had Chris Kelly all her teams participated in four state Kelly pointed out an athlete has to were also Indianhead Conference proud to be part of both cross coun- whose daughter Danielle ran on the four years in sports." finals finishing third and fourth in be compete in the state finals before and WIAA sectional champions both try teams. 2000 team but passed away unex- Anderson went on to be one of 2000 and 2001. She was named to they can even be considered for the years. "I've never been on teams like the most accomplished athletes in four all-conference teams. Scholar Athlete Award. The teams played a part in 20 that," she said. "They were amazing conference championships in cross Hurley High School history, earning Anderson's track teams won con- Anderson now lives in Appleton, teams. There was no real star, but all HURLEY — page 8 Ortiz has 2 HRs, career-high 7 RBIs as Red Sox rout Tigers BOSTON (AP) — David Ortiz "Maybe it's somewhat fitting for walking one. He gave up seven runs was touched by watching the Hall Boston baseball today with Pedro's in just 1 2/3 innings in his previous of Fame induction speeches. He induction and David with the seven start Monday against the Los Ange- then went out and added another RBIs as he climbs up higher on the les Angels. big night to his illustrious career. all-time list," he said. Shane Greene (4-8) didn't make Big Papi homered twice and Ortiz passed three Hall of it out of the fifth inning for the drove in a career-high seven runs to Famers to claim 38th place on the third straight start since being lead the Boston Red Sox to an 11-1 all-time RBI list with 1,587, pass- recalled from Triple-A Toledo. He victory over the Detroit Tigers on ing Rogers Hornsby, Harmon Kille- gave up five runs — four in the fifth Sunday night. brew and former Tiger great Al — on 11 hits in 4 1/3 innings. "Today was a day that emotions Kaline. "Nothing changed," Greene said. were going all over the place," the "I don't know if he's slowing "I made a mistake to one of the best 39-year-old Ortiz said. "I was down or not," Detroit manager Brad left-handed hitters in the game and watching the inductions. I'm not Ausmus said. "But he was fine I paid for it." going to lie to you. It was very emo- tonight. He looked like David Ortiz Mike Napoli chased Greene with tional." of the last 15 years." a a ground-rule, RBI double, mak- Ortiz, who had two three-run Boston won for just the second ing it 5-1. homers and an RBI single, and time 11 games — with both victo- The Red Sox pushed it to 8-1 in Xander Bogaerts each had four of ries coming in this series. the sixth against reliever Kyle the season-high 20 hits by the Red Nick Castellanos hit a solo Ryan on RBI singles by Ortiz, Pablo Sox. homer for the second straight day Sandoval and Napoli. "Big night for David and a big for the struggling Tigers, who have Castellanos homered leading off night for us offensively overall," lost six of nine. the fifth, hitting a drive into the manager John Farrell said. "David Eduardo Rodriguez (6-3) center-field seats. was all over the baseball with two rebounded from a miserable start sixth. beautiful swings with the two by pitching seven strong innings. three-run homers." Ortiz's first homer cleared MONSTER VIEW Ortiz was especially touched by Detroit's bullpen, sailing into the fellow countryman and teammate right-field bleachers to snap a 1-all The ESPN Sunday Night crew called Pedro Martinez's induction. The tie in the fifth. He had an RBI sin- the game from the Monster seats, and Ortiz's second homer sailed a few feet pair played on Boston's 2004 team gle an inning later and belted his from their spot. Associated Press that ended an 86-year World Series second homer — the 485th of his UP NEXT NATIONAL BASEBALL Hall of Fame inductee Pedro Martinez dances during an induction cere- title drought. career — into the Green Monster mony at the Clark Sports Center on Sunday in Cooperstown, N.Y. Martinez, Randy Johnson, John "Pedro, I got tears coming out seats in the seventh, taking a cur- Smoltz and Craig Biggio were inducted into the Hall of Fame on Sunday. when I hear Pedro talking because tain call from the crowd when he Tigers: RHP Anibal Sanchez (10-7) is slated to start the opener of a three- I know the man," Ortiz said. got to the dugout. game set Monday against Tampa Bay's Farrell believes it may have Rodriguez allowed one run on RHP Nathan Karns (5-5). sparked Ortiz. three hits, striking out six and Johnson, Martinez, Smoltz, G O L D C U P Biggio enter Hall of Fame COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) — Three and ruled by offense — compliments of pitchers who became dominant after trades bulked-up sluggers, a smaller strike zone and and a rock-solid catcher-turned-second base- smaller ballparks — Johnson, Martinez and man have a new moniker — Hall of Famer. Smoltz proved indomitable. Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, John They combined for 735 wins, 11,113 strike- Smoltz and Craig Biggio were inducted into outs and nine Cy Young Awards. the Baseball Hall of Fame on Sunday and Biggio, who played four positions in his 20- basked in the spotlight one more time with at year career, all with the Houston Astros, was least 40,000 fans cheering from the sun- indefatigable, becoming an All-Star at second drenched field beyond. base and behind the plate. For Martinez, the last to speak, the "We changed the culture in Houston by moment was magical as scores in the crowd making it a baseball city," said Biggio, who waved Dominican flags for one of their own. grew up on New York's Long Island. "To the Martinez, who also delivered part of his Astros fans, you guys are the greatest fans in speech in Spanish, and former Giants great the world." Juan Marichal, elected in 1983, are the only Martinez, 219-100 for his career, helped Hall of Famers from the Caribbean nation. the Red Sox break an 86-year-old World At the end of the ceremony, Martinez beck- Series drought in 2004 and is the first Boston oned Marichal to the stage and they held pitcher inducted. their flag high, one last emotional gesture as He grew up with five brothers and sisters the crowd roared. in a one-room home on the outskirts of Santo "We waited 32 years for another Domini- Domingo and credits brother Ramon, a can," said Martinez, who wore a patch honor- starter with the Dodgers during Pedro's rook- ing his nation's flag on one shoulder and ie season in Los Angeles, as a key to his another honoring the United States on the career. other. "I hope all Dominicans remember this. "I have a second dad," said Martinez, who I don't think the Dominican Republic will won 117 games and two Cy Youngs in seven have a better image than me and Marichal on seasons pitching in hitter-friendly Fenway Associated Press Father's Day (in the Dominican Republic) to Park. "Ramon, you are my second dad. I fol- MEXICO PLAYERS celebrate after winning the CONCACAF Gold Cup championship soccer match against Jamaica on be up there." Sunday in Philadelphia. Mexico won 3-1. Playing through an era tainted by steroids COOPERSTOWN — page 8 8 l MONDAY, JULY 27, 2015 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Chris Froome wins 13. Serge Pauwels, Belgium, MTN- Bautista, Toronto, 62. Motorsports Qhubeka, 31:03. Baseball RBI—Donaldson, Toronto, 68; 14. Warren Barguil, France, Giant- Bautista, Toronto, 66; KMorales, Kansas Alpecin, 31:15. City, 65; Teixeira, New York, 65; Trout, PRINT UP 15. Geraint Thomas, Britain, Sky, ATIONAL EAGUE Los Angeles, 64; JMartinez, Detroit, 62; NASCAR S C - 31:39. N L Pujols, Los Angeles, 62. ROWN OYAL RE EADERS C R P - 16. Thibaut Pinot, France, FDJ, 38:52. BATTING—Goldschmidt,L Arizona, HITS—Fielder, Texas, 124; Kipnis, SENTS HE EFF YLE 17. Roman Kreuziger, Czech Republic, Cleveland, 122; NCruz, Seattle, 115; 2nd Tour de France T J K .345; DGordon, Miami, .338; Harper, AT HE RICKYARD Tinkoff-Saxo, 1:02:51. Washington, .330; Posey, San Francisco, Trout, Los Angeles, 113; Altuve, Houston, 400 T B 18. Mikael Cherel, France, AG2R La 112; Donaldson, Toronto, 112; Cespedes, PARIS (AP) — All for one, one for all, and all To minimize risk of crashes, Tour organizers ESULTS .328; YEscobar, Washington, .322; GPar- RSunday Mondialee, 1:05:00. ra, Milwaukee, .317; LeMahieu, Colorado, Detroit, 110; Kinsler, Detroit, 110. bathed in yellow. stopped the clock early, on the first of 10 laps up At Indianapolis Motor Speedway 19. Jarlinson Pantano, Colombia, IAM .314. DOUBLES—Brantley, Cleveland, 29; Arms over each other's shoulders, linked togeth- and down the Champs-Elysees' cobblestones. Indianapolis, Ind. Cycling, 1:09:08. RUNS—Harper, Washington, 64; Pol- Kipnis, Cleveland, 29; Cespedes, Detroit, Lap length: 2.5 miles 20. Jan Bakelents, Belgium, AG2R La lock, Arizona, 64; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 28; Dozier, Minnesota, 27; Donaldson, er in a long line of happiness, Tour de France win- That locked in Froome's lead to guarantee victo- (Start position in parentheses) Mondiale, 1:16:36. 62; Frazier, Cincinnati, 61; Fowler, Chica- Toronto, 25; KMorales, Kansas City, 25; ner Chris Froome and his teammates pedaled slow- ry. He smiled broadly as he pedaled past flag-wav- 1. (9) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 164 laps, 47 go, 60; Blackmon, Colorado, 58; Braun, Betts, Boston, 24; Cano, Seattle, 24; ly over the finish line, soaking up the applause ing spectators. He still had to ride the laps to com- points, $424,191. TOUR DE FRANCE Milwaukee, 57. Kinsler, Detroit, 24; Plouffe, Minnesota, 2. (2) Joey Logano, Ford, 164, 43, INNERS 24. Sunday on the Champs-Elysees. plete the full race distance of 3,354 kilometers 2015 — ChrisW Froome, Britain RBI—Arenado, Colorado, 74; Gold- $367,408. TRIPLES—Kiermaier, Tampa Bay, 10; 2014 — Vincenzo Nibali, Italy schmidt, Arizona, 74; Frazier, Cincinnati, Three weeks of furious racing, of beating back (2,084 miles). 3. (6) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 164, RDavis, Detroit, 7; Eaton, Chicago, 7; 2013 — Chris Froome, Britain 67; Posey, San Francisco, 67; Stanton, 43, $356,825. Betts, Boston, 6; De Aza, Boston, 6; both a tenacious Colombian, Nairo Quintana, and But knowing the title was his, he didn't have to 2012 — Bradley Wiggins, Britain Miami, 67; Harper, Washington, 64; 4. (13) Martin Truex Jr., Chevrolet, 164, DeShields, Texas, 6; Gattis, Houston, 6; doping suspicions that are Lance Armstrong's poi- panic when a paper bag got stuck in his back 2011 — Cadel Evans, Australia Braun, Milwaukee, 61; McCutchen, Pitts- 40, $283,170. Kipnis, Cleveland, 6. 2010 — x-Andy Schleck, Luxembourg burgh, 61. sonous legacy to cycling, were over. wheel. He simply stopped and changed bikes. He 5. (17) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 164, 39, HOME RUNS—Trout, Los Angeles, 31; 2009 — Alberto Contador, Spain HITS—DGordon, Miami, 122; Gold- $249,875. Pujols, Los Angeles, 29; JMartinez, Time for the winner's speech. also had time to raise a glass of Champagne in the 2008 — Carlos Sastre, Spain schmidt, Arizona, 119; Panik, San Fran- 6. (7) Clint Bowyer, Toyota, 164, 38, Detroit, 27; NCruz, Seattle, 25; Donald- 2007 — Alberto Contador, Spain cisco, 113; Pollock, Arizona, 113; Posey, "The Maillot Jaune is special, very special," saddle and stop to put on a raincoat under the icon- $239,498. son, Toronto, 24; Teixeira, New York, 24; 2006 — y-Oscar Pereiro, Spain San Francisco, 110; LeMahieu, Colorado, Froome said, using the yellow jersey's French ic yellow jersey. 7. (23) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 164, 37, ARodriguez, New York, 23. 2005 — z-Lance Armstrong, United 109; JhPeralta, St. Louis, 108. $236,326. STOLEN BASES—Altuve, Houston, name. While sprinters dashed ahead for the stage win States DOUBLES—Frazier, Cincinnati, 29; 8. (14) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 164, 36, 28; Burns, Oakland, 20; LCain, Kansas 2004 — z-Lance Armstrong, United Belt, San Francisco, 26; AGonzalez, Los "I understand its history, good and bad," he said. — snatched by Andre Greipel, his fourth and Ger- $206,615. City, 18; JDyson, Kansas City, 17; States Angeles, 25; McCutchen, Pittsburgh, 25; 9. (5) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 164, 35, DeShields, Texas, 16; Reyes, Toronto, "I will always respect it." many's sixth at this Tour — Froome and his team- 2003 — z-Lance Armstrong, United Rizzo, Chicago, 25; Arenado, Colorado, $217,073. 16; Gardner, New York, 15; Pillar, Toron- The Tour is still French. But British riders have mates, wearing yellow stripes on their shorts and States 24; Duda, New York, 24; Goldschmidt, 10. (31) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 164, to, 15. 2002 — z-Lance Armstrong, United Arizona, 24. won three of the last four: Bradley Wiggins in 2012 helmets, linked together for their slow-motion, cho- 35, $233,856. PITCHING—Keuchel, Houston, 12-5; States TRIPLES—DPeralta, Arizona, 7; 11. (43) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, FHernandez, Seattle, 12-5; McHugh, and now two for Froome, following his first win in rus-line finish. 2001 — z-Lance Armstrong, United Grichuk, St. Louis, 6; Revere, Philadel- 164, 33, $211,040. Houston, 11-5; Buehrle, Toronto, 11-5; States phia, 6; Blackmon, Colorado, 5; Realmu- 2013. That puts Britain equal with the United "This is your yellow jersey as much as it is 12. (30) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 164, 0, Eovaldi, New York, 10-2; Gray, Oakland, 2000 — z-Lance Armstrong, United to, Miami, 5; 11 tied at 4. States, with three from Greg LeMond — and minus mine," Froome said. $168,540. 10-4; Lewis, Texas, 10-4; AnSanchez, States HOME RUNS—Frazier, Cincinnati, 27; 13. (1) Carl Edwards, Toyota, 164, 32, Detroit, 10-7; Richards, Los Angeles, 10- seven stripped from Armstrong. Their powerful riding, chasing rivals in the 1999 — z-Lance Armstrong, United Harper, Washington, 27; Stanton, Miami, $179,740. 7; Carrasco, Cleveland, 10-8. States 27; Arenado, Colorado, 25; Goldschmidt, Under suitably British weather, on rain-slick- mountains and protecting Froome on flats, was 14. (11) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 164, ERA—Kazmir, Houston, 2.24; Kazmir, 1998 — Marco Pantani, Italy Arizona, 21; AGonzalez, Los Angeles, 21; 30, $174,640. Houston, 2.24; Gray, Oakland, 2.30; ened roads, Froome took it easy on the last Stage vital. So, too, was the meticulous planning of Dave 1997 — Jan Ullrich, Germany Pederson, Los Angeles, 21. 15. (12) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, Price, Detroit, 2.31; Keuchel, Houston, 21, his work done having grimly resisted Quin- Brailsford, the organizational brains at Froome's 1996 — Bjarne Riis, Denmark STOLEN BASES—BHamilton, Cincin- 164, 29, $209,976. 2.32; Santiago, Los Angeles, 2.43; 1995 — Miguel Indurain, Spain nati, 46; DGordon, Miami, 33; Blackmon, tana's late assault on his hard-won Tour lead the Team Sky, which has far surpassed its goal in 2009 Race Statistics Archer, Tampa Bay, 2.67. 1994 — Miguel Indurain, Spain Colorado, 25; Revere, Philadelphia, 24; Average Speed of Race Winner: STRIKEOUTS—Sale, Chicago, 170; previous day on the final Alpine ascent. of nurturing Britain's first Tour winner within five 1993 — Miguel Indurain, Spain Pollock, Arizona, 22; SMarte, Pittsburgh, 131.656 mph. Kluber, Cleveland, 166; Archer, Tampa 1992 — Miguel Indurain, Spain 19; Goldschmidt, Arizona, 17; Maybin, The tired 160 riders — of 198 who started — years. Time of Race: 3 hours, 6 minutes, 51 Bay, 162; Price, Detroit, 134; Carrasco, 1991 — Miguel Indurain, Spain Atlanta, 17; GPolanco, Pittsburgh, 17; didn't bother racing for much of the largely flat In a repeat of 2013, Quintana was again runner- seconds. Cleveland, 133; Salazar, Cleveland, 132; 1990 — Greg LeMond, United States Upton, San Diego, 17. Margin of Victory: 0.332 seconds. Keuchel, Houston, 132. 110-kilometer (68-mile) ramble from Sevres, in the up. But the margin was much smaller this time: 1 1989 — Greg LeMond, United States PITCHING—GCole, Pittsburgh, 14-4; Caution Flags: 9 for 36 laps. SAVES—Perkins, Minnesota, 29; 1988 — Pedro Delgado, Spain Wacha, St. Louis, 11-4; CMartinez, St. French capital's southwest. minute, 12 seconds, the tightest win since 2008. Lead Changes: 16 among 6 drivers. Street, Los Angeles, 25; Britton, Balti- 1987 — Stephen Roche, Ireland Louis, 11-4; Bumgarner, San Francisco, Wins: Ky.Busch, 4; J.Johnson, 4; more, 25; Boxberger, Tampa Bay, 24; 1986 — Greg LeMond, United States 11-5; Arrieta, Chicago, 11-6; Heston, San Ku.Busch, 2; D.Earnhardt Jr., 2; K.Har- AMiller, New York, 23; Uehara, Boston, 1985 — Bernard Hinault, France Francisco, 10-5; deGrom, New York, 10- vick, 2; C.Edwards, 1; D.Hamlin, 1; 22; Soria, Detroit, 22. 1984 — Laurent Fignon, France 6; Scherzer, Washington, 10-8. M.Kenseth, 1; B.Keselowski, 1; J.Logano, 1983 — Laurent Fignon, France ERA—Greinke, Los Angeles, 1.37; 1; M.Truex Jr., 1. AL STANDINGS 1982 — Bernard Hinault, France deGrom, New York, 2.05; GCole, Pitts- All Times EDT Top 16 in Points: 1. K.Harvick, 777; 2. 1981 — Bernard Hinault, France burgh, 2.24; SMiller, Atlanta, 2.27; East Division J.Logano, 708; 3. D.Earnhardt Jr., 677; 4. 1980 — Joop Zoetemelk, Netherlands Scherzer, Washington, 2.33; CMartinez, W L Pct GB J.Johnson, 675; 5. M.Truex Jr., 668; 6. 1979 — Bernard Hinault, France St. Louis, 2.34; Kershaw, Los Angeles, New York 55 42 .567 — B.Keselowski, 638; 7. M.Kenseth, 615; 8. 1978 — Bernard Hinault, France 2.51. Toronto 50 50 .500 6½ Ku.Busch, 612; 9. J.McMurray, 602; 10. 1977 — Bernard Thevenet, France STRIKEOUTS—Kershaw, Los Ange- Baltimore 48 49 .495 7 D.Hamlin, 591; 11. J.Gordon, 575; 12. 1976 — Lucien Van Impe, Belgium les, 185; Scherzer, Washington, 166; Tampa Bay 49 51 .490 7½ R.Newman, 563; 13. P.Menard, 558; 14. 1975 — Bernard Thevenet, France Shields, San Diego, 144; Arrieta, Chica- Boston 44 55 .444 12 K.Kahne, 558; 15. C.Bowyer, 538; 16. 1974 — Eddy Merckx, Belgium go, 141; Hamels, Philadelphia, 137; Liri- Central Division C.Edwards, 519. 1973 — Luis Ocana, Spain ano, Pittsburgh, 136; TRoss, San Diego, W L Pct GB Cycling 1972 — Eddy Merckx, Belgium 132. Kansas City 59 38 .608 — 1971 — Eddy Merckx, Belgium SAVES—Melancon, Pittsburgh, 32; Minnesota 52 46 .531 7½ 1970 — Eddy Merckx, Belgium Rosenthal, St. Louis, 30; Storen, Wash- Detroit 48 50 .490 11½ 1969 — Eddy Merckx, Belgium ington, 29; Kimbrel, San Diego, 29; Famil- Chicago 46 50 .479 12½ ia, New York, 27; Casilla, San Francisco, Cleveland 45 52 .464 14 TOUR DE FRANCE AT A 1968 — Jan Jansen, Netherlands 1967 — Roger Pingeon, France 26; Grilli, Atlanta, 24. West Division GLANCE W L Pct GB PARIS (AP) — A brief look at the 21th 1966 — Lucian Almar, France TANDINGS stage of the Tour de France on Sunday: 1965 — Felice Gimondi, Italy NLEast S Division Los Angeles 55 43 .561 — 1964 — Jacques Anquetil, France WLPct GB Houston 55 45 .550 1 Stage: The last stage of the three-week 1963 — Jacques Anquetil, France Washington 52 45 .536 — Texas 47 50 .485 7½ race covered 109 kilometers (68 miles) 1962 — Jacques Anquetil, France New York 51 48 .515 2 Seattle 46 53 .465 9½ from suburban Sevres to Paris, a mostly 1961 — Jacques Anquetil, France Atlanta 46 52 .469 6½ Oakland 44 56 .440 12 leisurely ride until the pace picked up and 1960 — Gastone Nencini, Italy Miami 41 58 .414 12 Saturday's Games culminated with a final sprint on the 1959 — Federico Bahamontes, Spain Philadelphia 37 63 .370 16½ Detroit 5, Boston 1 Champs-Elysees. 1958 — Charly Gaul, Luxembourg Central Division San Francisco 2, Oakland 1 Winner: Sprint specialist Andre Greipel 1957 — Jacques Anquetil, France WLPct GB Toronto 8, Seattle 6 of Germany collected his fourth stage win 1956 — Roger Walkowiak, France St. Louis 63 35 .643 — Baltimore 5, Tampa Bay 1 in this Tour. 1955 — Louison Bobet, France Pittsburgh 57 41 .582 6 Chicago White Sox 10, Cleveland 3 Yellow jersey: Chris Froome. The 1954 — Louison Bobet, France Chicago 51 46 .526 11½ Kansas City 2, Houston 1, 10 innings Kenya-born Briton won his second Tour 1953 — Louison Bobet, France Cincinnati 43 53 .448 19 N.Y. Yankees 8, Minnesota 5 after his 2013 victory. It is also the third for 1952 — Fausto Coppi, Italy Milwaukee 43 56 .434 20½ Texas 7, L.A. Angels 6 his Team Sky after the 2012 victory of fel- 1951 — Hugo Koblet, Switzerland West Division Sunday's Games low Briton Bradley Wiggins. Just like two 1950 — Ferdinand Kubler, Switzerland WLPct GB Baltimore 5, Tampa Bay 2 years ago, Froome's runner-up was Nairo 1949 — Fausto Coppi, Italy Los Angeles 56 44 .560 — Chicago White Sox 2, Cleveland 1 Quintana of Colombia. Third place went 1948 — Gino Bartali, Italy San Francisco 54 44 .551 1 Kansas City 5, Houston 1 to Quintana's Movistar teammate Alejan- 1947 — Jean Robic, France San Diego 47 52 .475 8½ N.Y. Yankees 7, Minnesota 2 dro Valverde of Spain, his first Tour podi- 1940-46 — Tour cancelled, WWII Arizona 46 51 .474 8½ L.A. Angels 13, Texas 7 um finish. 1939 — Sylvere Maes, Belgium Colorado 42 54 .438 12 San Francisco 4, Oakland 3 The other jerseys: The green jersey 1938 — Gino Bartali, Italy Saturday's Games Seattle 6, Toronto 5, 10 innings for the best sprinter went to Slovakia's 1937 — Roger Lapeble, France San Francisco 2, Oakland 1 Boston 11, Detroit 1 Peter Sagan, Froome also picked up the 1936 — Sylvere Maes, Belgium Philadelphia 5, Chicago Cubs 0 Monday's Games polka-dot jersey awarded to the Tour's 1935 — Romain Maes, Belgium Washington 9, Pittsburgh 3 Atlanta (A.Wood 7-6) at Baltimore Associated Press best climber, and 25-year-old Quintana 1934 — Antonin Magne, France N.Y. Mets 15, L.A. Dodgers 2 (Gausman 1-2), 7:05 p.m. takes home the white jersey of the best 1933 — Georges Speicher, France St. Louis 1, Atlanta 0 Chicago White Sox (Danks 5-8) at TEAM SKY with 2015 Tour de France cycling race winner Chris Froome of Britain, wearing the overall lead- young rider. 1932 — Andre Leducq, France Cincinnati 5, Colorado 2 Boston (J.Kelly 2-6), 7:10 p.m. er's yellow jersey, crosses the finish line of the twenty-first and last stage of the Tour de France over 109.5 Quote of the day: "We won't be cele- 1931 — Antonin Magne, France Arizona 2, Milwaukee 0 Detroit (An.Sanchez 10-7) at Tampa brating with water" — Greipel, of his vic- 1930 — Andre Leducq, France San Diego 3, Miami 1 Bay (Karns 5-5), 7:10 p.m. kilometers (68 miles) with start in Sevres and finish in Paris, France on Sunday. tory and the end of the Tour more broad- 1929 — Maurice Dewsele, Belgium Sunday's Games Kansas City (Volquez 9-5) at Cleveland ly. 1928 — Nicholas Frantz, Luxembourg N.Y. Mets 3, L.A. Dodgers 2, 10 innings (Co.Anderson 2-1), 7:10 p.m. Stat of the day: 450,000. The number 1927 — Nicholas Frantz, Luxembourg Pittsburgh 3, Washington 1 N.Y. Yankees (Nova 2-3) at Texas of euros that Froome collects for winning 1926 — Lucian Bruysee, Belgium Atlanta 3, St. Louis 2 (M.Harrison 1-1), 8:05 p.m. cycling's showpiece event. That's about 1925 — Ottavio Bottecchia, Italy Philadelphia 11, Chicago Cubs 5 Arizona (Ray 3-5) at Seattle (Mont- $494,000 (or 318,000 British pounds). 1924 — Ottavio Bottecchia, Italy San Francisco 4, Oakland 3 gomery 4-4), 10:10 p.m. Hurley 1923 — Henri Pellissier, France Colorado 17, Cincinnati 7 FINAL OVERALL 1922 — Firmin Lambot, Belgium San Diego 3, Miami 2 Soccer TANDINGS 1921 — Leon Scieur, France Arizona 3, Milwaukee 0 (AfterS 21 stages) 1920 — Phillipe Thys, Belgium Monday's Games All-Conference team. As a senior, he name is right at the top of the list," 1. Chris Froome, Britain, Sky, 84:46:14. Atlanta (A.Wood 7-6) at Baltimore From page 7 1919 — Firmin Lambot, Belgium OLD UP 2. Nairo Quintana, Colombia, Movistar, 1915-18 — Tour cancelled, WWI (Gausman 1-2), 7:05 p.m. CONCACAF G C led the conference in scoring (18.2 Erickson said. "His strength, tough- 1:12 behind. 1914 — Phillipe Thys, Belgium Colorado (J.De La Rosa 6-4) at Chica- FINALS pectedly in 2005. Sutton-Zinsmaster, ppg) and was once again selected to ness and quickness made him one 3. Alejandro Valverde, Spain, Movistar, 2015_Mexico 3, Jamaica 1 1913 — Phillipe Thys, Belgium go Cubs (Hendricks 4-5), 8:05 p.m. 2013_United States 1, Panama 0 along with other team members in the all-conference team and led Hur- of the best linemen we have had. 5:25. 1912 — Odile Defraye, Belgium Cincinnati (R.Iglesias 1-2) at St. Louis 4. Vincenzo Nibali, Italy, Astana, 8:36. 2011_Mexico 4, United States 2 attendance, presented Danielle's ley to the league championship. Scott was a tremendous player on 1911 — Gustave Farrigou, France (Lynn 7-5), 8:15 p.m. 2009_Mexico 5, United States 0 mother with flowers, some of their 5. Alberto Contador, Spain, Tinkoff- 1910 — Octave Lapize, France Arizona (Ray 3-5) at Seattle (Mont- Lundgren also received the Jack both sides of the ball." Saxo, 9:48. 2007_United States 2, Mexico 1 marathon running medals and 1909 — Francois Faber, Luxembourg gomery 4-4), 10:10 p.m. 2005_United States 0, Panama 0, U.S. Kraemer Award as the conference's Erickson pointed out that Rainal- 6. Robert Gesink, Netherlands, Lotto 1908 — Lucien Petit-Breton, France Milwaukee (Lohse 5-11) at San Fran- Danielle's Hurley Athletic Hall of outstanding player and the school's do was such a dominant offensive NL-Jumbo, 10:47. won 3-1 on penalty kicks 1907 — Lucien Petit-Breton, France cisco (Heston 10-5), 10:15 p.m. 2003_Mexico 1, Brazil 0, OT Fame plaque. MVP Award. He scored 36 points in lineman in 1994 that he was named 7. Bauke Mollema, Netherlands, Trek 1906 — Rene Pottier, France Factory Racing, 15:14. MERICAN EAGUE 2002_United States 2, Costa Rica 0 "For most of us, cross country a game against Three Lakes and 28 the Northern Lakes Conference 1905 — Louis Trousseller, France A L 2000_Canada 2, Colombia 0 8. Mathias Frank, Switzerland, IAM 1904 — Henri Cornet, France EADERS was work," Sutton-Zinsmaster said. points in a WIAA tournament con- Offensive Player of the Year without BATTING—MiCabrera,L Detroit, .350; 1998_Mexico 1, United States 0 Cycling, 15:39. 1903 — Maurice Garin, France "But Danielle loved to run and she Fielder, Texas, .337; JIglesias, Detroit, 1996_Mexico 2, Brazil 0 test. Both are still among the ever touching the football. 9. Romain Bardet, France, AG2R La x-awarded yellow jersey after Alberto .323; Kipnis, Cleveland, .321; Trout, Los 1993_Mexico 4, United States 0 had a great spirit. We looked up to school's best. He was the only player to be Mondiale, 16:00. Contador was stripped of his title for test- Angeles, .315; LCain, Kansas City, .312; 1991_United States 0, Honduras 0, her as a teammate and person. 10. Pierre Rolland, France, Europcar, ing positive for clenbuterol In track-and-field, Lundgren was named to the All-Conference First NCruz, Seattle, .311. U.S. won 4-3 on penalty kicks 17:30. y-awarded yellow jersey after Floyd Those of us who still run in races outstanding in the discus event and Team on both offense and defense RUNS—Trout, Los Angeles, 75; Dozi- NOTE: Brazil and Colombia competed 11. Andrew Talansky, United States, Landis was stripped of his title for testing think of her often when running." er, Minnesota, 72; Donaldson, Toronto, as invited guests. usually found himself in the winner's and anchored Hurley's line in Erick- Cannondale-Garmin, 22:06. positive for synthetic testosterone 70; Gardner, New York, 67; JMartinez, The 2000 team included: Kayla circle at track meets. In his senior son's first three years as head 12. Samuel Sanchez, Spain, BMC Rac- z-Armstrong stripped of all titles after Detroit, 65; Kipnis, Cleveland, 63; Anderson, Angela Kutz, Sutton-Zins- ing, 22:50. admitting to doping year, he took first place in both the coach. master, Amanda Kutz, Danielle Lud- Kraemer and Gogebic Range area In 1994, Rainaldo was selected wig, Jill Engstrom, and Jamie meets. to the Wisconsin Football Coaches Romanowski. In football, Lundgren was a big All-Northwest Region Team and The 2001 squad was made up of target for Hurley quarterbacks and received All-State honorable men- Birthday Bowling Parties Anderson, Angela Kutz, Sutton-Zins- he once hauled in seven passes in a tion. master, Amanda Kutz, Engstrom, game against Bessemer, which is He was also a captain on Scott Any size group • Children of any ages • No cleanup Kim Mieloszyk, Samantha (Kuchta) third best in school history. Erickson's first playoff team in 1994. Includes bowling shoes, pizza, soft drinks Leinon, Jessica (Soine) Strand, With a number of his family mem- Rainaldo was a versatile enough & place settings Sarah Zani and Ashley Windt. bers decked out in orange Hurley t- athlete to make his mark in other Along with Anderson, Sutton- shirts with Lundgren printed on the sports as well. In track-and-field, he EXTREME BOWLING Zinsmaster was also named a WIAA back, he was quite humble in his competed in the shot put and discus Friday & Saturday Nights Scholar Athlete in 2003. induction speech. He thanked all of as well as running sprints and RON LUNDGREN ( Class of his coaches by name from seventh relays. In his senior year, he was the 1982) grade through high school and he WIAA regional champion in the shot 906-932-4132 www.larrysluckystrikes.com said he was thankful for the team- put and ran a leg of the first place Easy Access – U.S. Hwy. 2 mates he had in Hurley. 400 meter relay team. Presenter Gary Gotta started off He even thanked the custodians In his speech, Rainaldo said his his introduction of Ron Lundgren by and talked about the excellent girls' induction into the Hurley Athletic Hall telling the large number of peoplein athletic teams in Hurley as he grew of Fame was "a great honor" but attendance that Hurley should be Cooperstown up. acknowledged the help of many proud of its athletic programs Sports weren't the only thing people. because they were "second to Lundgren had going for himself as "My Hall of Fame induction is due none." traded Martinez to Montreal after the hard-throw- he received a Master of Science to my teammates," Rainaldo said. "I Gotta pointed out that Lundgren From page 7 ing right-hander with the pinpoint control had a Degree in physics from UW-Milwau- loved growing up in Hurley and play- became an athletic force to be reck- lowed in his footsteps and it led me to where I am kee and is a senior systems engi- ing sports here. I thank my family for solid rookie season in the bullpen. oned with when he grew seven inch- today." neer for GE Healthcare. He lives in all their support and they kindled my On this day, that was ancient history. es in one year and shot up to be 6- Remarkably, all three pitchers didn't stick Lisbon, Wis. with wife Liz and chil- interest and love of athletics. And Johnson, at 6-foot-10 the tallest player elected to 5. dren Jessica and Joshua. congratulations to coach Erickson around with their first clubs very long. Drafted by the Hall of Fame, gave special thanks to his par- "By his sophomore year, he was and coach (Dave) Lundin for 20 Montreal, Johnson made the Expos' roster in 1988 ents. His father died in 1992. His mother, Carol, dunking a basketball with two hands SCOTT RAINALDO (Class of years of a great football program. I'd and midway through the 1989 season was traded to or one hand," Gotta said. "And when was watching from the front row. 1995) also like to thank the track coaching the Seattle Mariners. they threw the ball inside to him, he "Thank you, mom. You're the Hall of Famer," staff." was almost guaranteed to score." Smoltz, signed by his hometown Detroit Tigers Johnson said. It was obvious the high regard Rainaldo earned a Bachelor's Lundgren excelled in track-and- after being selected on the 22nd round of the 1985 Johnson became a 20-game winner in 1997 and Hurley football coach Scott Erickson Degree in computer science from field and football in Hurley, but it was amateur draft, was dealt to Atlanta for veteran won four consecutive Cy Young awards with the holds for Scott Rainaldo when he Michigan Tech University in 1999. basketball where he received most Doyle Alexander in August 1987. And the Dodgers, said it was a "true honor" to be his He currently works for Optum, a divi- Arizona Diamondbacks, leading them to the World of his accolades. thinking he might be too fragile at 5-foot-10 and presenter at the induction ceremony. sion of United Health Group and is Series championship in 2001. He finished with 303 As a junior, Lundgren was named 170 pounds for the rigors of the game as a starter, "When I talk about players who the Director of Strategic Initiatives. victories in 22 seasons. to the Gogebic Range Conference have played for me, Scott Rainaldo's l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, JULY 27, 2015 9 DEFLOCKED What should one do with a one-sided friendship? Dear Annie: How do you granddaughter if she had written cope with a friendship where the thank-you notes for the lovely person stays connected just presents, she informed me that enough to continually remind “this isn’t done for birthdays” you of how unimportant you are? and the subject was closed. I have a friend with whom I I am livid over this pompous Annie’s was once quite close. We exer- act of entitlement by my usually Mailbox cised and ran errands together, kind and thoughtful grandchild. and when she was seriously ill, I But this is a pattern I have seen spent countless hours visiting, with lots of children who were and now seems too busy to get reading to her and just being never taught how to express together. That would be bad MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM there. I donated to her charities, gratitude well, and this lack of enough. But the real problem is sang in her choir, and we always training is passing to the next that she texts me often to say had fun together. generation. how much she misses me or to But after I was diagnosed I have come up with a solution ask for a favor, but apparently with the same illness (now recov- that I can live with. I am having never wants to see me. It’s a sad ered), she visited me only twice “Thank You” notes printed with reminder of how little she is will- my grandchildren’s names, ing to do to maintain the friend- adding Forever stamps and ship. handing them out at Christmas. OUR We live in a small town and I Y — R.J. can’t cut her off without reper- Dear R.J.: We hope this HOROSCOPE cussions. Is my only option to works for you, but we aren’t opti- simply live with the disappoint- BORN LOSER mistic. Nonetheless, your grand- ment? — Friend in Need daughter isn’t entirely wrong. 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Start time 49938. Days, Holiday and Longevity pay 1:00pm. Experience driving large Hurley School District and a Perfect Attendance Bonus. trucks a must. Apply at: Cook Applications are available at The Hurley School District is seeking substitutes for the North Star Beverage, GMCF; 402 North Street; Wake- 1400 Odanah Road, 2015-16 school year in the following areas: field, MI 49968. (906)224-9811, Hurley, WI 54534. Villa Maria has an immediate opening for a full time Cook. ext. 113. Come in and apply. EOE Teaching, Teacher Associates, Cleaners and Kitchen. Hours worked will be early morning, some a0ernoons, every 122 E. Aurora St. There will be an informational meeting with all teacher and teacher School Bus Driver needed for the Opening for a Full-Time position other weekend and rotating holidays. Villa Maria o.ers a home Equipment Operator, Globe Sand associate substitute candidates and current substitutes on upcoming school year. 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room mobile homes at Ironwood ited solely to the return of the bid (Front) $20.00.   Estates. $400.00-$500.00 ATVs amount tendered at sale, plus in- monthly. Includes water, sewer, ALL NEW:     '02 HONDA XR100R Motocross terest. MORTGAGE SALE – De- trash. MSHDA & NEMSCA accep- fault has been made in the condi- 1: P235/75-15 T.D. $50.00. ted. Pet Friendly. (906)364-7086 Bike, low hrs. Very good condition.   tions of a mortgage made by 2: Goodyear 195/60-15 $60.00   $675.00 or B.O. (906)364-2697 Hydrogrip. KARINA M. JOHNSON, original 1: 215/60-15 Goodyear     Storage Space for 1982 Yamaha Maxim 550. Very mortgagor, to FIRST NATIONAL Assurance $50.00-$60.00.
 good condition, garage kept. New 2014 Ford Flex Limited AWD BANK OF WAKEFIELD, mort- 1: ST225/75-15 Goodyear Trailer battery, plugs, tires, gagee, according to the mortgage   Rent 7 passenger, V6, 6-speed Load "D" $60.00. chains/sprocket. $1,200.00 or automatic transmission, remote & dated September 17, 2007, recor-   Commercial Building/Storage trade for F/PWC. (715)360-6931 Are you a 1: 265/75-16 Goodyear Wrangler ded September 19, 2007 in Liber Units. One 46'X44' w/12' or (906)364-2697 push button start, TD Load "C" $60.00. overhead door: $375.00/month. automatic tailgate, power 482, Pages 784-795, in Gogebic One 46'X28" w/12'X14' overhead County Records, Michigan on 1: 255/70-16 Wrangler RT/S NOW RENTING 2002 Harley Davidson XL1200C windows, locks & mirrors, power $60.00. Richards Management of door: $300.00/month. fold mirrors, 2 position driver's which mortgage is claimed to be (906)932-4055. Sportster. Windshield, Saddle- due at the date hereof the sum of 1: 185/70-14 Goodyear Ironwood offers apartments and bags, New Tires. 12,500 miles. seat, automatic head lamps, Assurance $40.00-$50.00. rental homes throughout Excellent Condition. $4,200.00 blind spot warning, TWENTY-SIX THOUSAND SIX (906)364-2697 Bruce Crossing, Bergland, and (715)561-2482. rear camera, backup sensors, HUNDRED FOUR AND 99/100 Ewen, Michigan. Rentals also Houses for Sale automatic dual front air & heat, DOLLARS ($26,604.99), including available in the Mercer and 2005 Bombardier Traxter. Very rear air & heat, navigation, Sync, interest at 5.0% per annum. Un- Commercial/ HURLEY: 2 Bedroom, 1 Bath. Ashland, WI area. good condition, garage kept. All AM/FM stereo, CD, der the power of sale contained in All appliances included. Newer fluids changed, new vision rims Call 906-932-5500 or remote garage door opener, said mortgage and the statute in Residential Metal Roof. Solid block basement. and radial tires. $3,400.00 or best toll free- 888-576-6488 6 year/60,000 mile such case made and provided, no- Sell your home, rental, or land today! Motivated seller. $34,000.00. offer. (715)360-6931 or (906)364- Property for rent: 3200 sq.ft. office for information or Premium Care warranty, tice is hereby given that said mort- (715)862-2322. 2697 building. Former Social Security visit our website at www.ka- adjustable gas & brake pedals, gage will be foreclosed by the sale offices, Cloverland Drive, Iron- thyrichards.com rear wiper/washer/defroster. Call of the mortgaged premises or You’ll be SOLD by the results you get wood. Will build/remodel to suit. RAMSAY: 3 bedroom, 1 Bath. All TDD 800-649-3777 Rocky at Bessemer Auto some part of them, at public ven- Call (906)932-1411. appliances, newer gas furnace, This institution is an equal (906)364-0291 ue to the highest bidder, in the first new windows, garage. $39,900.00 from our print and online Classifieds! housing provider and employer. floor entrance hallway of the (906)663-4984 Apartments & Equal Housing Opportunity Gogebic County Courthouse, Bessemer, Michigan that being the Duplexes IRONWOOD. ONE bedroom, one 1205 ANDERSON Avenue in Autos/SUVs place of holding the Circuit Court bath, $500.00 monthly plus Wakefield, MI. 3 Bedroom, 1.75 for Gogebic County, at 10:00 a.m. 1 Bedroom apts. upper and lower Bath, loft, 2 stall garage, newly 40 Words • 30 Days level, newly remodeled, utilities. Call (906)364-5995 or local time, on Friday, August 7, E6301 Powdervale Rd. (906)932-2730. updated, clean basement. 2015. Said premises situated in includes photo $425.00-$475.00, Includes stove, refrigerator, front 2007 Yamaha Stratoline..enilotartSahamaY7002 the City of Bessemer, Gogebic Utilities included. (309)275-0640. loading washer/dryer. $50,000.00. 13,000 one-owner miles..selimrenwo-eno000,31 County, Michigan and are de- (906)364-3273. New tires..seritweN Fairing with 4 speaker AM/FMMF/MArekaeps4htiwgniriaF scribed as: Lot 2, Assessor’s Plat 2 bedroom 1 bath from Aug 15-   
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The “Confederate Memorial Disabilities Act Carving” in a state park outside of Atlanta is once again stirring controversy, as Georgia officials try to decide what, if anything, to do about a huge sculpture that turns 25 memorializes three of the South’s Civil War heroes but NEW YORK (AP) — Five days and Robert Dole of Kansas, who causes offense to blacks and oth- before he was to start college, suffered lasting injuries during ers. Fred Maahs’ world turned upside combat in Italy in World War II. Chiseled into a side of Stone down. Off the Delaware coast in Dole, who just turned 92, Mountain, the carving of Confed- 1980, on the last day of summer recalled the staunch opposition erate President Jefferson Davis, vacation, the 18-year-old took a to the bill among some of his fel- General Robert E. Lee and Gen- dive from his family’s boat into low Republicans. eral Thomas “Stonewall” Jack- an unseen sandbar barely a foot “Most of it was people con- son spans three acres and is the below the surface, sustaining cerned that the cost would be too largest high relief sculpture in injuries that paralyzed him from great — it would put small busi- the world — even larger than the chest down. ness out of business because of Associated Press Mount Rushmore. After months of medical care, what they’d have to do to com- A carving depicting confederates Stonewall Jackson, Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis in Stone Mountain, Controversial since its 1970 he had to find a new college to ply,” Dole recalled in a recent Ga., is known as the “Confederate Memorial Carving” in a state park outside of Atlanta and is once again stir- unveiling, the sculpture has attend — the one at which he telephone interview. ring controversy, as Georgia officials try to decide what, if anything, to do about a huge sculpture that drawn renewed scrutiny since enrolled said its campus was not Among the leading foes was memorializes three of the South’s Civil War heroes, but causes offense to blacks and others. the massacre of nine black wor- accessible to wheelchairs. One of Sen. Jesse Helms of North Car- shippers at a church in South ing: Georgia is more than that. the Atlanta city council’s resolu- faculty members at Georgia his first jobs was on the second olina, who nicknamed the ADA Carolina last month. Let’s honor what’s best about tion yet. Perimeter College, studied the floor of a building with no eleva- the “Lawyers’ Relief Act” on the The white man charged in the our history there as well.” In the meantime, cities and site’s history to write their 2011 tor; two friends carried him up premise that it would trigger a slayings, Dylann Storm Roof, That would take action from neighboring states have rejected book, “Atlanta’s Stone Moun- and down the stairs. flood of litigation. Dole and his had posed with the Confederate Georgia’s General Assembly due their own monuments to top tain.” They personally don’t “For those first couple of allies argued that the ADA battle flag in photos that were to a state law protecting the Confederate officials. South Car- want to see changes to a work years, I was really dependent on requirements for business were posted online before the attack. carving from any changes with- olina lawmakers approved tak- they consider both art and his- family or friends,” said Maahs. reasonable. Authorities say he was motivat- out legislative approval. Mem- ing down the battle flag from torical artifact. “Back then, people with disabili- The bill passed the Senate by ed by racial hatred. bers don’t return to the Capitol their state Capitol grounds over According to their research, a ties were primarily kept at a 76-8 vote on Sept. 7, 1989, and The Atlanta NAACP called until January. the objections of supporters who Civil War widow involved in the home.” passed the House unanimously this month for the carving’s Change seems unlikely. Deal say the symbols represent Atlanta chapter of United Were that diving accident to in May. removal along with dozens of and state lawmakers from both Southern history. Daughters of the Confederacy happen now, the campus and Dole counts his work on the Confederate monuments on gov- parties have declined to say That argument isn’t winning dreamed up the carving around workplace would be accessible — ADA as one of his proudest ernment property around the much on the subject this sum- over some professional history 1909. It took more than 60 years with ramps, curb cuts, elevators, achievements. He made a tour state. Atlanta’s city council this mer while a few are strongly buffs. and three artists to complete the designated parking spots. A last year across Kansas and said week urged Gov. Nathan Deal to opposed. “The idea that somehow carving 42 feet deep into the side blind or deaf person, or anyone the crowds of well-wishers at vir- study additions of famous Geor- House Speaker David Ral- you’re going to erase history is of the solid granite mountain as with a host of other disabilities, tually every stop included people gians such as Martin Luther ston’s spokesman said he has not ludicrous,” Stan Deaton, a senior money ran out or world wars also would find accommodations with disabilities. King Jr. to the Stone Mountain mentioned the topic. Requests historian with the Georgia His- sidelined work. enhancing their independence “The ADA has been a life- carving. for comment to Lt. Gov. Casey torical Society said. “There are The carving “was a time warp and engagement — all of this the changer for millions for Ameri- “At some point in Georgia’s Cagle’s spokesman and Presi- no monuments to the Third by the time it was completed,” legacy of the sweeping Ameri- cans,” Dole said. history, people found it neces- dent Pro Tempore state Sen. Reich, but I’m pretty sure there Hudson said, decades after first cans with Disabilities Act, which Wheelchair-accessible public sary to honor this particular David Shafer were not returned. are books falling off the shelves being proposed. “It started dur- was signed into law 25 years ago, transit, ATMs marked with period,” Atlanta councilman Deal’s spokesman Brian Robin- about Hitler, WWII and Nazis.” ing Jim Crow and ended with on July 26, 1990. Braille, widespread use of closed Michael Bond said. “We’re say- son said Deal hadn’t looked at Paul Hudson and Lora Mirza, the civil rights era.” “Let the shameful wall of captioning, fire alarms that can exclusion finally come tumbling be seen as well as heard — the down,” declared President changes brought by the ADA are George H. W. Bush as he pre- apparent at every turn. pared to sign the legislation. In most cases, businesses and Some 2,000 people with disabil- various levels of government ities — elated after years of have made ADA-related changes activism — gathered outside as a matter of routine, at a cumu- the White House for the cere- lative nationwide cost running mony. into untold billions of dollars. The act is monumental in Just one example: It’s considered scope, intended to protect people standard under ADA guidelines with disabilities from discrimi- for accessibility compliance to nation and enable them to par- add up to 20 percent to the cost of ticipate fully in the workforce major architectural remodeling AT SUNDAY AKE UPERMARKET and their communities. Its pro- L projects. S tections, which now cover an In many instances, disabled Sale Prices Good Monday, July 27 through Sunday, August 2 estimated 55 million Americans, people and their lawyers have extend to five key areas: employ- resorted to lawsuits alleging vio- ment, state and local govern- lations of the act. There have ment facilities and services, pub- been some landmark courtroom Meats lic accommodations, telecommu- victories, and also some com- U.S.D.A. Choice, Boneless nications, and transportation. plaints about overzealous $ 19 U.S.D.A. 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