Star-Studded Pens Earn Dynasty Label with Back-To-Back Stanley Cup Victories

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CHAZ PALLA |TRIBUNE-REVIEW Penguins captain SidneyCrosbykissesthe StanleyCup on Sundayafter the Penguins defeatofthe Nashville PredatorsinGame 6. STAR-STUDDED PENS EARN DYNASTY LABEL WITH BACK-TO-BACK STANLEY CUP VICTORIES

by JONATHAN bOMbULIE do so since the league institutedaparity- last year,hecaptained Team Canada to agold promotingsalary capin2005. medal at the WorldCup of HockeyinSeptem- NASHVILLE, Tenn. —When Sidney Cros- Crosby, Malkin, goalie Marc-AndreFleury, ber and led the league with 44 goals in the by andEvgeni Malkin joined the Penguins winger Chris Kunitz and injured defense- regularseason beforereturning to his spot morethanadecade ago, heavyexpectations man Kris Letang became the first players in atop the championship podium Sundaynight. were placed upon them. franchise history to win three Stanley Cup In between, he suffered twoconcussions — It wouldn’t be enough to be all-star play- championships in Penguins jerseys,doing so one when he was cross-checkedinthe head by ers.They weresupposed to be the corner- in aspanofnine years. former Penguins defensemanMattNiskanen stones of adynasty. Even two-time champions Mario Lemieux during the thirdgame of asecond-round On Sundaynight in Nashville, the dynasty and Jaromir Jagr didn’t do that. playoff series with Washington. came to life. “I reallybelieve this group of players is a “Going through the regular season and ThePenguins defeated the Nashville unique group of players,” coachMikeSul- the whole playoffsuptothis point, youcan Predators 2-0 to close out the Stanley Cup livansaid. “They have auniquechemistry. see the different challenges thatyou’refaced Final in six games and claim the most They reallycarefor one another.They’rea with, dealing with injuries and things like famous trophyinsports forthe fifth time in close-knit group.They playhardfor one an- that,” Crosbysaid. “Regardless of whether we franchise history. other,and they have an appetite to win.” went through it last year or not ... thatexperi- ThePenguins arethe first NHL team to Thevictory capped agrueling yetreward- ence,ittells youhow difficult the road is.” repeatasStanley Cup champions since the ing year forCrosby. Jonathan Bombulie is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. Reachhim Detroit RedWings in 1998 and the first to After lifting the Stanley Cup on June 12 at [email protected] or via Twitter @BombulieTrib.

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TRIB TOTALMEDIA,LLC 622Cabin Hill Drive, Greensburg, PA 15601 Tr ibLIVE.com MONDAY, JUNE 12, 2017 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIA3 Habitat nails anew system Changefromall-volunteer group leads to expeditedrenovations by JACObTIERNEy boardPresident ChuckQuig- gle said. CentralWestmoreland Hab- “It wasn’t movingforward MarcDiSanti of Tu rtle Creek (left) and Brian Cervone of itatfor Humanity expected to very fast,” he said. finish renovating one house West Deer get ready forGame 6atDouble Wide Grill PHOTOS: PAUL PEIRCE |TRIBUNE-REVIEW Theboard reorganized. The in North Huntingdon on Sunday. DiSanti thought Pens Valerie Brett and daughter AshleyofMurrysville this year.Instead, it willfin- organizationusedtobestaffed ish two. would win Wednesdayathome,while Cervone predicted shop forPittsburgh Penguins gear prior to Game 6at entirely by volunteers,but a aPens win in Nashville. Westmoreland Mall in Hempfield. “Weare signifi- small groupof cantlyahead of “We’re the best-kept paid employees schedule,which cameoninearly we’rereallyex- terrible secret. Abig 2016, including cited about,” Ex- part of what we’ve Giovannelli. ecutive Director Pens fanshopeful,anxious been doing is getting “It just took Daniel Giovan- offlikearock- nellisaid. on people’sradar.” et,” Quiggle Theorganiza- DANIEL GIOVANNELLI said. Team’s faithfultry to leavenothing during Final to chance tion bought two EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, Thetwo hous- small homes on CENTRAL WESTMORELAND HABITAT FORHUMANITY es in Jeannette by PAUL PEIRCE Altoona School District,was much Jefferson Street in were finished more cautious when asked whether Greensburg from late lastyear. Six hours beforethe puck even anyPenguins bling forthe potential the Westmoreland County Last fall, Habitatfor Human- dropped in Stanley Cup Final Game 6 clinching game was purchased. Land Bank in December. Ren- itymoved its ReStorethrift Sunday, aconfident CassiePembleton “I’m reallysuperstitious.... Ididn’t ovationbegan ashorttime shop from atinygarage in and her 11-year-old daughter, buyanything today.But I’m a later,and, thanks to volun- Jeannette to alargespacein Alex, departed Dick’s Sport- “I’mreally big Pens fanand didn’t want teerefforts and donations,the Westmoreland Mall. ing Goods at Westmoreland superstitious. to do anything to hurttheir Mall with twoPittsburgh Pen- work is expected to be com- At first,the staffwasn’t ... Ididn’tbuy chances so Iplanoncoming pleted by fall. suretherewould be enough guins T-shirts in hand. backearly (Monday)at6a.m. Morevolunteers than ex- merchandise to fill the Pembleton of Greensburg anything —after thegame,” she said. pected have turned out on 12,000-square-foot space,but said onewas to wear while today.” ValerieBrett of Murrys- weekends to help.Groups or donationshavepouredin, said watching the Penguins clinch villeand her20-year-old companies will help out fora volunteer Pat Santia. the Stanley Cup title, and “the SHELBYMEHOLIC daughter,Ashley,home from fewdays, while afew people “Nowit’stothe point we second is aclean one to wear LATROBE Gannon University in Erie, showupalmost every week, could use another 12,000 to work Mondaymorning.” were also shopping. “I’m not comingbackhere Giovannelli said. squarefeet,” she said. Brett purchasedone shirt early tomorrowmorning with Thecombined budget for Proceeds from the thrift forher husband to watchthe game, both projects is about $100,000 the crowds,” Pembleton said. storesupportthe organization Thesporting goods storechain an- buthad moremerchandise in her bag. — half in cash, half in donat- and its home-building efforts. “I boughtone forhim and decided Bernie Hawkins and Nicola Quaglia ed materials —almostall of nounced Sundaythey would extend “It’s foragood purpose.Ev- their storehours after the game Sun- Imight as well getone formyself were hoping the Penguins would win whichhas been raised already. erything stays local, every- too whileI’m at it,” she laughed. “Go “That’s taken some of the dayinthe event of aPittsburghwin SundayatMr.Toads in Greensburg. thing goesright backintothe thatwould give the Penguinsback-to- Pens!” pressureoff thetiming,be- “I don’tthink Icould takeaGame 7,” houses,” Santiasaid. back titles. At the Double-Wide Grill in North cause we’vebeenabletoget Hawkins said. Abig objectivehas been Thesporting goodsstore will re- Huntingdon,lessthan an hour before the materials when we need raising awareness,Giovan- open at 6a.m. Mondayinseveralarea the startofthe game,talk centered “Nope ... absolutelynot happening them,” Giovannelli said. nelli said. Habitatfor Human- locations —including Westmoreland on whowouldwin and whomay take Theorganization’s rapid tonight,” DiSanti said. “The home ity is aname withnational Mall —toallow fans to getStanley home the Conn Smythe Trophyasthe team hasbeen ruling in this series.” progress is afar cry from the clout, butfor alongtime many most valuableplayer. Cup Champions gear should the Pen- However,Cervone counteredthe situation afew years ago. The people didn’tknowthe West- Friends MarcDiSanti, 34, of Turtle guinswin. Penguins would leave Nashville with renovation of twohouses in moreland County chapter Creek and Brian Cervone,38, of West Another Dick’s customer,Shelby the Stanley Cup. Jeannette had been stalled for existed. Meholic of Latrobe,who wasshopping Deer disagreed on bothcounts.How- “I’m the opposite of him.Wenever years when the boarddecided forFather’s Daywith her 24-year-old ever,both agreed thatthe Penguins it wastime to makeachange, HABITAT · A5 daughter,Carly,amathteacher in would windupasNHL champs. PENS · A5 A4 · MONDAY, JUNE 12, 2017 DEATH NOTICES

To placeanobituary, call 866-794-9801, fax866-794-9799 or e-mail to [email protected] LOIS L. DIEHL ·HEMPFIELD Helen Catherine Bussard District Justicenever neglected family GREENSBURG Helen Catherine “Cathy” Bussard, 68, of Greensburg, by PAUL PEIRCE afull-time job,myfather,Albert, judges,James AlbertofGreensburg at Indian Lakesothey reallygot was justiceofthe peace ... buthe and RogerEckelsofMt. Pleasant. to knowone another.She was very died Thursday, June 8, 2017,at Lois L. Diehl of Hempfield Town- theUPMC Shadyside Hospital didn’t want to leave his job at West- “BeforeIbecame adistrict judge, sharpright up untilthe end ... re- ship was definitelyatrailblazer. inghouse.Mymom IworkedasaWestmoreland County calling morethings than Icould,” ER, Pittsburgh. She was born Amongthe firstwomen elected April 13, 1949, in Mckeesport, served as his sec- sheriff’s deputy,and we wouldhave he said. as adistrict judgeinWestmoreland retary,soshe knew to take prisonersbeforeher to be In addition to her parents,she was daughter of the late Luther County in 1970, Diehl served 26 years and Elsie (Lash) Kunkle.Pri- what it involved and arraigned. precededindeath by herhusband, beforeshe retired. she ran and wonthe “Loiswas very fair.She let people AlbertG.Diehl in 2013;and two or to her retirement, she was In additiontohearing civil and employedbyStretch-Pak in election,” Jeffrey have their say... butshe wasvery brothers,Donald and Alton Leonard. criminal cases and landlord-tenant Diehlsaid. sternwhen she needed to be,” Albert She is survivedbyher four chil- Hempfield Township.Surviv- disputes,aspartofher job she per- ingare her husband, George Jeffrey Diehl is said. dren, Debbie (Tom) Reichard, Bar- formed hundreds of wedding cer- the youngest of the Eckels,who wasaformer county bara (Bob) Waldier,Susan (John) L. BussardJr. ;alsosurviving emonies, accordingtoher son, Jef- Diehl aretwo sons,James and Wil- four Diehl children detectiveand narcotics officer prior Lindsayand Jeffrey(Sheree) Diehl; frey Diehl. andthe only boy. He said all of his to being elected district judge,con- 10 grandchildren;three great-grand- liam Bussard, of Greensburg; a One of themstood out. daughter,Major JoyceBussard, sisters understood what transpired curredwithAlbert. children; andasister,Betty Giles. AMt. Pleasant coupleasked her in the office. “Lois was atruepioneerinthe Familyand friends will be received USAF,ofLas Vegas, Nev. ;and to performtheirweddingceremony twobrothers,DonaldKunkle “At thattime, ourofficewas ac- district judgesystem.She was avery from 2to4and 6to8p.m. on today inside ahelicopterinflight. tuallyinour house on Millersdale fair,articulateperson whoreally in the Kepple-Graft FuneralHome and his wife Joyce, of Irwin, “Mom was alittle bit scared at that and RichardKunkle and his Road and, every fifth week, she’d be cared forher community,” Eckels Inc. in Greensburg, whereprayers one.But she was definitelyunique, on 24-hourduty ... so at anytime of said. of transfer willbesaid at 9a.m. wifeCheryl, of Irwin. Per and shedid it,” JeffreyDiehl said. Cathy’s request, there will the dayornighttroopers would come “She was very compassionateto on Tuesday followedbyher funeral Lois L. Diehl, 83, passed away Fri- by to have someone arraignedordo people whocame beforeher and Mass at 9:30 a.m. in Blessed Sacra- be no visitation or service. day, June 9,2017, in ExcelaWestmo- Interment will takeplace something else related to the job,” woulddefinitelyhearthem out no ment Cathedral, alsoinGreensburg. reland HospitalinGreensburg of JeffreyDiehl said. matter whothey were.Icouldn’t Entombment will followinTwin on Tuesday, June 13, in the natural causes.She was bornFeb.18, West NewtonCemetery,West However,hesaid his motheralso speak morehighlyofher,” Eckels Valley Memorial Park. 1934, in Jeannette,adaughter of the took careofthe family, preparing said. In lieu of flowers,memorials may Newton.Toleave onlinecon- late Altonand Mildred (Loughner) dolence, please visit www. home-cooked meals “every day... After she retired, JeffreyDiehl be made to Westmoreland County Leonard. even after putting in afull dayat said her mother and father moved Camp Cadet, 100 N. Westmoreland beatty-richfuneralhome. Prior to her retirement in 1996, she com. work.” to Indian LakeinSomersetCounty, Ave.,Greensburg, Pa.15601, Attn: held the position of secretary forthe “She was agreat mother,grand- whereshe continued the tradition of Cpl. Urbani. Cynthia L. (Straley) Pennsylvania State District Justice mother and great-grandmother,” he familytogetherness. Association and was aformer mem- said. “Her childrenlived in different Paul Peirce is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer.Hecan Craft ber of AscensionCatholic Church. She was alsoavery fair judge, states so,during summer vacations, be reached at 724-850-2860,ppeirce@tribweb. EXPORT “Beforedistrict judge became according to twocurrent district she’d have all the grandchildren up comorvia Twitter @ppeirce_trib. Cynthia L. (Straley)Craft, 57, of Export, passedaway peacefullyFriday,June 9, 2017, in UPMC East, Monroeville, Regional deaths An asterisk (*) afteraname indicatesthatafull death notice appears in these pages. (F) after a residence with herlovingfamily by her denotes “formerly.” Friends of the deceased areinvited to sign the online guest book at www.Tr ibLIVE.com. side.She wasbornMarch 4, 1960, in Wilkinsburg, a WESTMORELAND COUNTY ALLEGHENY COUNTY daughterofthe late I. Lou- Name, ageResidence Funeralhome ise (Stewart) Straleyand Name, ageResidence Funeralhome RobertH.Straley Sr.Cindy Bussard,Helen C.,68* GreensburgBeatty-Rich, Madison Matuza,MargaretH., 98* McKeesRocks (F) Hart, Murrysville was formerly employedas Craft,Cynthia L., 57*ExportVaia,Delmont an assembly worker and as Diehl,Lois L., 83*GreensburgKepple-Graft ,Greensburg FAYETTE COUNTY alongtime waitress at King’s Horwatt,ElizabethO., 79*Irwin Nickels,Herminie Name,age Residence Funeralhome Family Restaurant, Delmont. Houseman,Jerry L.,76* RostraverTownship Stump,Rostraver To wnship Vaccari,Angelina R.,93* ConnellsvilleBrooks,Connellsville She alsoenjoyedcrafting and Maturkanic Jr.,AlbertS., 80*Irwin Nickels, Herminie baking. Her familywas most Petrillo,Mollie D.,85* JeannetteGraziano,Jeannette INDIANA COUNTY important to her,aswas the Name, ageResidence Funeralhome time shespentwith them. Sauk,David A.,58* ExportHart, Murrysville Shewillbedearlymissed by Trovato Sr.,SalvatoreD., 79*NorthHuntingdon Gilbert ,WhiteOak Dunmire,Carol J.,63Blairsville Shoemaker,Blairsville her beloveddaughter,Tawnya Kemerer (Tommy), of Salem Township; cherished grand- WestmorelandCounty Camp superintendent of Rehoboth Mifflin for23years.Hewas Mollie D. Petrillo operatedasuccessful lawn children, Joshua,Nevaeh and Cadet,100 N. Westmoreland Cemetery since 1981and was treasurer forthe Steelworkers JEANNETTE careand snowremovalbusi- Ayvah; brother,RichardH. Ave.,Greensburg, PA 15601, on the boardofRehoboth Union 1163inYoungwood for ness in the area formorethan Mollie D. Petrillo,85, of Jean- Straley,ofDelmont; many Attn: Cpl. Urbani. To offer a Cemetery and Olive Branch morethan 20 years. He was 30 years and he took great nette,passedawayThursday, uncles andaunts, including message of sympathy, please Cemetery.Jerry lovedrid- member of theWest Hemp- prideineverything he did. In June 8, 2017, at herresidence. very special uncle and aunt visitwww.kepplegraft.com. inghis John Deeretractor, field PresbyterianChurch in addition to his mother,heis She was bornFeb.14, 1932, James M. and Judith Stewart, workinginhis garage and Irwin, an avid reader,enjoyed survivedbythree brothers, in Latrobe,adaughterofthe of Murrysville;and several doing mechanical work,gar- workingoncrossword puzzles Frank (Elizabeth) Sauk, of late James and Aileen Dean nieces,nephews and very spe- dening, steam shows,Harbor “the real big ones” and loved SanRamon, Calif., Gregory Goldberg. Prior to her retire- cial friends.Inadditiontoher Freight, listeningtopolkas to go fishing. Al is survived Sauk,ofLansdale,and Brian ment, Molliewas aregistered parents,Cindywas preceded andeatingKentucky Fried by his loving wife of 40 years, (Monica) Sauk, of Murrys- nurse and in death by her daughter, Chicken. He especiallyloved Twana (Tennant) Dawson Ma- ville; twosisters,Cynthia employed VanessaCraft; and brother, his familyand all the grand- turkanic; twosons,Lawrence (William) Rice, of Shelby,N.C., Elizabeth O. Horwatt children. He is survivedbyhis by theWest- RobertH.Straley Jr. Family E. Dawson, of Uniontown,and and Rebecca (Craig) Mergen- IRWIN wife of 59 years,Shirley Bea moreland andfriends will be received Marcus A. Dawson, of Irwin; thaler,ofSurf City,N.C.; and (Summers) Houseman; sons, Hospital, from 2to4and6to8p.m. Elizabeth O. “Betty” Hor- sister-in-law, Karen L. Kifer, manyniecesand nephews. JerryO.Houseman and Lon- Greensburg. Tuesday at VA IA FUNERAL watt, 79, of Irwin, died Sat- of Irwin; his kitty,Autumn, Visitationwillbefrom6to nie M. (Roxanne) Houseman, Shewas a HOME INC., 463 Athena urday, June 10, 2017, in Select and his dog, Peka,whomhe 8p.m. Monday and 2to4 all of Rostraver Township; member of Drive,Delmont, 724-468- Specialities Hospital,Latrobe. lovedvery much. He is also and6to8p.m. Tuesdayat daughters,Laura D. Johnson the Ascen- 1177. Funeralservicesfor Shewas bornDec.24, 1937, in survivedbyspecialfriend, the HARTFUNERAL HOME (Bill) Carnes,ofLancaster, sion Church Jeannette,the Cindy willbeconducted at Arona, adaughterofthe late Janice Nelson, and family INC., Murrysville. Afuner- Lisa E. (Don) Rechichar,of Westmoreland Area Nurses 10 a.m. Wednesdayinthe Greeno and Alma (Hutter) Ors- friend, John J. Bankosh.The al Mass will be celebrated RostraverTownship,Lana M. Association, whereshe served funeral home. Graveside inger.Inadditiontoher par- familywouldliketothank Dr. at 11 a.m. Wednesday in St. (Bill)Schanz, of Rostraver on the scholarship commit- committal services and in- ents,she waspreceded in death Adnan Nassur,his wonder- BarbaraChurch, Harrison Township,Lottie M. (Robert) tee, and the Latrobe Area terment will follow in Twin by her twobrothers, William ful doctorof12years,whom City, where David wasan Lynch, of Belle Vernon, and Nursing School Classof53. active member.Interment Valley Memorial Park,Del- “Buster” and Robert“Bob” Al loved, and specialthank Livia P. (Paul)Maximo,ofFay- In addition to her parents, will follow in theJefferson mont. To send onlineexpres- Orsinger; and twobrothers-in- youtothe greatnurses of ette City;25grandchildren; Mollie waspredeceased by MemorialPark, Pleasant sionsofsympathyorobtain law, Stanley “Stan” Steban and Westmoreland Hospital, Unit 11 great-grandchildren; sister, her husband,Leo Petrillo,in Hills. If desired, memorials griefsupportinformation or Adam“Herk” Shuglie.Prior 2D,for their wonderful care Eileen Rubino,ofSmithton; 2010; sisters,Lois Marafiotti, maybemade to the National directions,please visit www. to herretirement, Betty was a andthe love they showedAl and averyspecial friend, Shirley Emili and Phyllis Kidney Foundation, www. VaiaFuneralHome.com. supervisor having worked for forthe past twoweeks.He Dennis Grove, of West New- Goldberg; and brothers,Al- kidney.org. Greensburg Savings and Loan will be dearly missedbyhis ton. In addition to his par- len, Melton, Larry and Barry Lois L. Diehl and also worked forthe Hemp- family, friendsand special ents,Jerry waspreceded in Goldberg. She is survivedby field Township Taxoffice for neighbors. Friends will be SalvatoreD. GREENSBURG death by an infant son, Lewis her daughters,Maria Lynn manyyears.She wasaformer receivedfrom 6to8p.m. TrovatoSr. Lois L. Diehl,83, of Greens- Benton Houseman, in 1983; Petrillo,ofJeannette,Karen member of St. EdwardChurch Tuesdayatthe JOSEPH W. NORTH HUNTINGDON burg, passed away Friday, grandsons,Timothy,Clyde Sternickand husband, Paul, in Herminie.Betty lovedto NICKELS FUNERALHOME June 9, 2017, in Excela West- and Shane; great-grandson, of Greensburg, and Kathleen SalvatoreDanielTrovato crochet afghans and do cross- INC., 404 SewickleyAve., moreland PrestenEvans; brothers, Petrillo,ofPittsburgh; two Sr., 79, of North Huntingdon, stitchfor her familymembers. Herminie,PA15637, 724- Hospital. She lovedspendingtime at John, James,Rev.Ralph,Ray, grandchildren, Mollyand went to be withthe Lordon Shewas born Paul, Melvin and Ivan; and 446-7251,atwhichtimea LukeSternick; asister, Roslyn Saturday, thelocal flea markets,enjoyed memorialservicewillbe Feb. 18, 1934, harness racing and goingto son-in-law, Edward Johnson. Goldberg, of Latrobe; broth- June 10, 2017, in Jeannette, Friends will be received held to celebrateAl’s life. ers,JackGoldberg, of Latrobe, at home sur- thecasino.Betty is survived To send online condolences, adaughter of by her loving husband of 59 from 6to8p.m. Tuesday LeonardGoldberg and wife, rounded by and 2to4and 6to8p.m. please visit www. nickels the late Alton years,CharlesA.“Chuck” Linda,ofGreensburg, and his family. Wednesdayinthe JAMES C. funeralhomeinc.com. and Mildred Horwatt Sr.; adaughter, Debra Harry Goldberg and wife, He was born STUMP FUNERAL HOME (Loughner) (Rick) Sherman, of Newport Peggy, of Latrobe; sisters-in- March 30, INC., 580 Circle Drive,Belle Margaret H. Matuza Leonard. Priortoher retire- News,Va.; ason, Charles A. law, Angela Lotinsky, of North 1938, in Brad- Vernon/Rostraver Town- FORMERLY ment, Mrs.Diehl served 26 “Chuck” (Hedy) Horwatt Jr.; Huntingdon, Josie Petrillo, dockand was ship,724-929-7934, www. OF MCKEESROCKS years as adistrict justice in five grandchildren, Matthew of Greensburg, Rose Lavelle the son of the late Anthony jamesstumpfuneralhome. HempfieldTownship. Addi- and Jacob Sherman, Charles Margaret H. Matuza, 98, and husband, Morgan, of and Mary Trifari Trovato. He com., where afuneral ser- tionally, she held theposition A. Horwatt III and Haley and formerly of McKees Rocks, Latrobe,and Genevieve Kohl, is survivedbyhis wife, Leona vice will be heldat1p.m. of secretary forthe Pennsyl- Hannah Horwatt; twosisters, passed away Saturday, June of Norvelt; abrother-in-law, Kropczynski Trovato; sons, ThursdaywithPastors vania State District Justice Ann “Toots” Steban, of Her- 10, 2017. She was bornDec.15, Dino Petrillo and wife, Nancy, Daniel (Michele) Trovato, of Glenn Hartand Edward Association. She had also been minie,and NancyShuglie,of 1918, in McKees Rocks, daugh- of Jeannette; and numerous Liberty Borough,and Salva- Suttonco-officiating.Inter- aformer member of Ascen- Shanner; several nieces and niecesand nephews. Friends toreD.(Vonda)Trovato Jr.and ment willfollowinOlive terofthe late Michael and Hel- sion Catholic Church.Lois nephews; and great-niecesand will be receivedfrom2to 4 John (Patricia) Trovato, of BranchCemetery. en Fencak Jedinak. She was was alovingwife,mother, great-nephews.Betty will be amember of the Mother of and 6to8p.m. Sundayin North Huntingdon; brothers, grandmother,great-grand- dearly missed by herfamily, Albert S. Sorrows Church,Murrysville. the JOHNV.GRAZIANO Joseph (Linda) Trovato, of mother and sister to her fam- friends and neighbors. There She was precededindeath by FUNERAL HOME INC., 228 SunCity,Ariz., and Anthony ily. In addition to her parents, will be no public visitation Maturkanic Jr. her husband, Marko Matuza, N. SecondSt., Jeannette.A (Jean) TrovatoJr. ,ofMary- land; grandchildren, Karyn she was preceded in death by perBetty’s wishes. JOSEPH IRWIN and abrother,EdwardJedi- funeral Mass will be cel- her husband, AlbertG.Diehl; ebrated at 10 a.m.Monday (Derrick) Pope and Michael W. NICKELS FUNERAL AlbertS.“Al” Maturkanic nak. Margaret is survivedby and twobrothers, Donald and in the Ascension Church Trovato; great-grandchil- HOME INC., 404 Sewickley Jr., 80, of Irwin,passed away ason,Dale (Xina) Matuza, of Alton Leonard. She is sur- with Father Paul A. Lisikas dren, Alayna Polachkoand Ave., Herminie, PA 15637, Saturday, Murrysville; agrandson, Ryan vivedbyher four children, celebrant. Interment will Devyn Pope;and nieces and 724-446-7251, is in charge June 10, Matuza, of Pittsburgh; and Debbie (Tom) Reichard, Bar- follow in theTwin Valley nephews. Friends arewel- of arrangements. To send 2017, in Ex- several nieces and nephews bara (Bob) Waldier,Susan Memorial Park,Delmont. come from 2to4and6to online condolences,please cela Health and manygreat-nieces and (John) Lindsayand Jeffrey In lieu of flowers,memorial 8p.m. Tuesday, June 13, visitwww.nickelsfuneral Westmore- great-nephews. Visitation (Sheree)Diehl; 10 grandchil- contributionsmay be made at GILBERT FUNERAL homeinc.com. land Hospi- will be from 2to4and 6to dren; three great-grandchil- to theAscension Church Me- HOME AND CREMATORY tal, Greens- 8p.m. Tuesdayatthe HART dren; and asister,Betty Giles. morial Fund, 615 DivisionSt., INC., 1638Lincoln Way, JerryL.Houseman burg. He was FUNERALHOMEINC., Family and friends will be Jeannette,PA15644; or the White Oak. (412-672-6322, ROSTRAVER TOWNSHIP bornOct. 14, Murrysville.Additional receivedfrom2to4and 6 JeannettePublic Library,500 Troy J. Gilbert, director.) JerryLewis Houseman, 76, 1936, in McKeesport, ason of visitation will be from 9to to 8p.m. on Mondayinthe MageeAve., Jeannette, PA Aservicewill be held in KEPPLE-GRAFT FUNERAL of RostraverTownship,died thelateAlbertS.and Erma 9:45 a.m. Wednesdayinthe 15644-3416. the funeralhome chapel at HOME INC.,524 N. Main St., Saturday,June 10, 2017, in AHN (Buri)MaturkanicSr. Albert Mother of Sorrows Church, 11 a.m. Wednesday,June14, Greensburg, where prayers Jefferson Hospital. BornJune was aMarineveteran, having Murrysville, with afuneral David A. Sauk with the Rev.Edwin Pope of transfer will be said at 18, 1940, in RostraverTown- served during the Korean Con- Mass at 10 a.m. If desired, officiating. Burial will be EXPORT 9a.m.onTuesdayfollowed ship,hewas the son of the late flict, and wasalife member of memorials maybemade to private. In lieu of flowers, by her funeral Massat9:30 Oral Benton and Pearl(Com- the Port VueMemorial Amer- MotherofSorrows Outreach, David A. Sauk,58, of Export, memorial contributionsmay a.m. in Blessed Sacrament er) Houseman. Jerrywas a ican Legion Post 447. Prior 4202 OldWilliamPennHigh- passed away Saturday, June be made to theWhite Oak Cathedral, Greensburg. retiredsteelworker.Heattend- to his retirement, Al was a way, Murrysville,PA15668, or 10, 2017, at his home. He was Animal Shelter,2295 Lincoln Entombment willfollow ed Pilgrim Holiness Church machinist, havingworkedfor Best Friends Animal Sanctu- bornMarch 11, 1959,inPitts- Way, WhiteOak,PA15131. in Twin ValleyMemorial (whichhis familyfounded), RobertshawControls Co.in ary,5001 Angel CanyonRoad, burgh, son of Angela Mazzaro Condolences maybemade Park. In lieu of flowers, and Wesleyan Church in West NewStanton for22years and Kanab, UT84741. www. hart Sauk, of Sewickley,and the at gilbertfuneralhomeand memorials maybemadeto Newton.Jerry was the faithful Continental Can Co.inWest funeralhomeinc.com. late Frank AnthonySauk.He crematory.com. MONDAY, JUNE 12, 2017 · A5 DEATH NOTICES Angelina R. Vaccari GIVEN ANEW PATH CONNELLSVILLE AngelinaR.“Ange” Vacc- of Ohio,and Mary Calamera ari, 93, of Connellsville, died and her husband, Leonard, of Saturday, Dawson;and numerousgreat- Saltsburg woman’scareer derailed, setoncourse by MS diagnosis June 10, 2017, nieces and nephews and great- in Scottdale great-nieces and nephews.In by PATRICK VARINE mals,”Bethke said. Manor Re- addition to her parents,she Conducting trials using Acareerchangeisabig habilitation was predeceased by herbroth- mice,Williswrote her thesis Center.She decision and often is ac- about the effects her keto- ersand sisters,Benjamin Vac- companied by unforeseen was born cari,Mary Gasbarro,Carmela genic diet —ahigh-fat,low- June 9, 1924, circumstances. carb dietdesigned to force Howard, Rose Delmar,Nick JennyWillisofSaltsburg, in Connells- Vaccari and infants, Caroline the bodytoburnfatsrather ville,adaughter of the late however,could neverhave than carbohydrates —had and LucyVaccari. Friends imaginedthe path her ca- Nicola andMarie Martrano will be receivedfrom 2to on MS. Vaccari. Angewas agraduate reer would take—first de- In thecourse of the re- 4and 6to8p.m. Tuesday railed, then set backona of Connellsville High School. in the BROOKS FUNERAL search,she discoveredapar- Shewas retired from the steadycourse, by adiagnosis ticular gene —peptidylargi- HOME INC., 111 E. Green of multiple sclerosis. former G.C. MurphyCo. in St., Connellsville, where a nine deiminase 2, or PADI2, Connellsvillewhereshe was Willis, 39, wasalinguist blessing service will be held whichisover-expressed in an assistant manager. Shelat- in the U.S. Army,special- at 9:30 a.m. Wednesdayfol- people diagnosed with MS er worked at the Sand SOut- izing in Slavic languages, lowedbyafuneral Mass —whose expressionwas al- let. She was amember of St. when she beganexperienc- at 10 a.m. in St. Rita’s Ro- most completelynegated by Rita’s Roman Catholic Church ing numbness in her right the diet. and its ChristianMothers. She man Catholic Churchwith side in 2000. the Rev. GerryJuarezas “I had ahunchtherewould is survived by hernieces and “Eventually, Iwas para- be good results, butIdidn’t nephews,JeanneHeller and celebrant. Interment will lyzedonmyright side,” she follow in St.Rita’sCem- knowthey would be this sig- her husband, Daniel,ofFlor- said. “I spent aboutamonth nificant,” shesaid. etery.The St. Rita Chris- in the hospital, and Iwas ida, JoanneArief and her hus- Willis graduated this tian Mothers will conduct diagnosed after aspinal tap band, Richard, of Maryland, spring.Her husband said amemorial serviceatat showedmyelinproteinin Harry Delmar Jr.and his wife, he was overjoyedwiththe 2:30 p.m. Tuesdayinthe my spinal fluid.” Suzanne of Ohio, Michael results of her diet and her funeral home. To offer a Multiple sclerosis,orMS, Delmar and her wife,Rebec- schoolwork. condolence or remembrance, causes abreakdown of the ca, of Connellsville,Theresa “I was reallyhappy to see please visit www.brooks myelin proteinthatsheaths Kozsey and her husband, her come back,” he said. funeralhomes.com. nervecells in the brain and Michael, of Ohio,Tina Ours, “For anumberofyears, spinal cordand damagesthe she wasn’t abletodoquite nervous system’s ability to alot of things, and when communicate with the rest her healthreturned to the of the body.Itcan leadtoa point whereshe was ableto host of symptoms,including Habitat executive hopes partial blindness,doublevi- go backtoschool,itwas a sion, muscle weakness and huge deal.” trouble with sensation and Bethkesaid he has had coordination. studentswithapersonal progress continues Willis was deployedtoBos- connectiontotheirresearch topic butnot quite as per- nia afterthe Bosnian Warin SHANE DUNLAP|TRIBUNE-REVIEW the 1990s to work in human sonal as Willis. HABITAT · FROM A3 forHumanity can renovate JennyWillis, agraduateofSt. Vincent College in biology “I neverhad astudentas twohomesin2018. He’s look- intelligence operations. and cell and molecular biology,wrote athesis on multiple “We’rethe best-keptterrible “I can’t point to one specif- motivated as Jennyand as ing at properties on the east sclerosis, which she has been suffering from for17years. secret,” Giovannelli said. “A ic thing, butIdo knowthat committed to doing the re- side of the county and seeking search,” he said. “Inmany bigpartofwhatwe’vebeen chemicals were involved “I neverhad astudent as motivated as Jennyand as doing is gettingonpeople’s sponsors to fundthe work. (in my MS diagnosis),”she ways,Jenny has been ex- radar.” Quiggle said he hopes the said. “Therewerecropdust- committed to doing the research. In manyways, ceptionalinthatregard: Giovannelli hopes families progress continues. ers over ourbase,Ameri- Jennyhas been exceptional in that regard... and she herworkload as amother, “The people whohavesup- adance teacher, astudent will move into the Greens- can planes,and they would has atremendous energy to seeitall through in a burg homes by Thanksgiving. ported us and the volunteers spray.And peoplewereget- and aresearcher.Itwears Theorganizationisstill seek- whohavecome have been tingsick.” very distinguished way.” people out, and she has a ing applicants—low-income great. We couldn’t do it with- She and other service tremendous energytosee it BRUCE BETHKE all throughinavery distin- families whocan put at least outthem,”hesaid. “It just members receivedvaccina- ASSOCIATE PROFESSOROFBIOLOGY, ST.VINCENT COLLEGE 360 hours of work into their seems likeit’s moving along, tions “afterour vaccination guished way. ” newhome and payazero- not likeaflood, butit’s grow- recordswere‘lost,’ ”she Clydesaid he’s never percent interest mortgage are ing.” said. “He would getajob,my was just crazy. Unfortunately, knownhis wife to quit on eligible. After afive-year review health would deteriorate, thedoctorsalsothought Iwas anything. Meanwhile,Giovannelli al- Jacob Tierney is aTribune-Reviewstaff process,Willisreceiveda and he would have to quit to crazy.But I’dstoppedthe med- “When she puts her mind readyislookingtowardthe writer. Reachhim at 724-836-6646 or medical retirement from the help takecareofme,”she ications,and just by changing to something, she’s going to do it and there’s no wayto next project. He hopes Habitat [email protected]. Army. said. “Eventually,myhealth my lifestyle and foods and Willis and her husband, wassobad thatmyhusband supplements,Iwas seemingly stop or re-direct her,”he said. Clyde, were bothlinguists said, ‘Weneed to getbackto healing this disease thatthey Today, thefamilylives in and met during their time in your family. ’” saidwas terminal.” Saltsburg and raises farm the military.Byfall of 2000, They movedtothe Derry Willis became active animals —chickensfor the they were backinthe United area, whereWillisgrew up. again. Shebegan goingto farm-fresh eggs Jennyeats Fans optimistic for Pens States,stationed in Colorado With familytohelp, she had a the gymand teaching dance every morningfor breakfast and eventuallymoved to Cal- chance to re-evaluatethings. classes at Pazaz Christian —“There’s something about ifornia and Texas. “I thought,‘I’minthe Dance AcademyinSouth- theyolks thatreally helps,” PENS·FROM A3 “I don’tthink Icould He was serving in Iraq, prime of my life,and Ican’t west Greensburg. But she she said —and goats forthe and Willis was at home with even pickupmykids or play knewher research wasn’t as-yet-unknown benefits win thecup at home... tradi- takeaGame 7.” the couple’s first child. with them,’”she said.“Iwas finished. their milk seems to provide. tion,”Cervone said. BERNIE HAWKINS “My MS just kept relaps- half-blind, I’d lost hearing in “It got to the point where Willis is working with Cervone also believed ing andrelapsing,” she said. one ear,and Icouldn’t walk Ineededtolearnscience,” Bethketohaveher research Crosbywould win the Conn “When (Clyde) came back, on my own. Ithought there she said. “I needed to know peer-reviewedand published Smythe “based on his overall ing,” Lindsy predicted. my health was stilldeterio- had to be abetter way. ” what washappeningona in ascience journal. But her performance.” Bernie Hawkins of Greens- rating.” She beganresearching molecular level.” work isn’t done yet. She is DiSanti disagreed. burg was enjoyingacigar and Clydesaid it was afright- MS at home,trying outdif- She enrolled at St. Vincent looking to continue her edu- “I’dliketosee (Jake) Guent- beer at Mr.Toads in Greens- ening experience at times. ferent dietaryand herbal College to pursue adegree cationatIndiana University zelget it, butitwill probable burg waiting forthe game to “Wehavetwo children, combinations and keeping in biologyand worked with of Pennsylvania. be Evgeni Malkin,” DiSanti starthewas hoping the series and I’m working,” he said. trackofwhatworkedand associate professorBruce “Nowthatweknowapos- said. would end Sundaywith aPen- “We’dkind of gotten into the what didn’t. She was tak- Bethkeonher three-semes- sible causefor thedemy- Nearby, Derek Lotz and his elination, Ithink we need guins win. normal flow of life(before) ing 13 different prescription ter senior research project, wife,Lindsy,wereoutfitted in medications,and as her diet to studythe signal pathway “I don’tthink Icould takea and were comfortablewith whichisrequired of all bi- Penguins gear ordering food things.SoIwasn’tsurehow research progressed, she ology graduates. But unlike because Ithink it’s possible Game7,” Hawkins said. and drinks. Both said the out- everythingwas going to turn stopped taking them. the typical research project, to develop amedicinethat come was predicated on past Hisfriend,NicolaQuaglia, out as the yearswent on.” “The doctors told me that Willis wastesting the hy- can help,”she said. history. agreed because “Sid is simply With no familyand few I’dbeinawheelchair the rest potheses she had developed “Everytime we’vewon the on fireright now!” friends in theirnew home, of my life,and nowIwas in treating herown body. PatrickVarine is aTribune-Review cup, we’vebeenonthe road, Clydewas allowedtostay gettingbetter,” she said. “To “Welookedatwhether we staff writer.Reach him at 724-850- This one will definitelyfollow Paul Peirce is areporter forthe home on hardship.But come offall thosemedica- could reproduce her diet — 2862, [email protected] or via suit,” Derek said. Tribune-Review.Hecan be reached at things were stilltough. tionsand still be healing, it and the results —inani- Twitter @MurrysvilleStar. “We’venever wona 724-850-2860,[email protected] deciding game in our build- or viaTwitter@ppeirce_trib.

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What they advocate —replacing ic hate preachers suchas electionbyvoters with selection by an appointed hank youfor the Ahmad MusaJibril, who Trib’s coverage of reportedlyinspired the panel followedbySenate confirmation —would T ThemajorityofAmericanssupport LondonBridgeringleader, requireamendingthe Pennsylvania Constitution, President Trump’s decisiontopull outof remainingintheagreement. have flourished. Mean- starting with passage of HouseBill 111. the Paris accord (“White while, otheranti-jihad and To stripPennsylvanians of their constitutional House says Trump conservativecontentcre- right to electappellate judges,HB111 would have expected to pull US from ators have been throttled, to pass in both this legislative session and the next Paris deal,”June 1and windand solar in updat- Thereare manyways flagged, demonetizedand TribLIVE). ingour grid. to meetour obligations, kicked offthe site. — astretchinitself —and then voters would have My two-minute clip, to agreetogiveupthatright, viaareferendum. Iamwriting thisat2 China, India and the oursharedresponsibil- in the morning, reading European Union are ity.Wecan put aprice on “First,They Came,” spot- In doing so,voters would endorse merit-selection your coverage and talk- meetingtheir commit- carbon dioxide.Wecan lighted targets of Islamic advocates’ demonization of judicial campaign ingonlinewithrelatives ments.Pope Francis has levelthe playing fieldfor intoleranceand violence, spending —thatis, free speech —and their arro- whoare staunchTrump called on us to be stew- renewables.Wecan tax includingTheo vanGogh, supporters.Iamtrying ards of the Earthand to goods at the border from the Dutchfilmmaker gant implication thatappellate judges don’t know murdered by ajihadistfor when to recuse themselves in the face of potential to makesense of this. take action on climate countries thatdon’thave Whywas this decision change. afee or regulations in outspokencriticism of conflicts of interest. made? 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I’ve always been proud of all those whoinsultIslam” trybycommitting to 100-percent ourincredible ability to reinvent and “Exterminate those TheTrump administration isn’t thefirst to try clean energy by 2035. ourselvesthroughany challenge, whoslander Islam.” to reduce America’s inordinate payment to United Hanover, N.H., and Southampton, and right nowPittsburgh has the Several months later, Nations peacekeepers.Afardifferent WhiteHouse N.Y. ,havemade similar pledges. opportunity to be aleader. YouTube yanked my mini- That makes nearly 30 cities to date Imagine if Pittsburgh wasthe first film for“inappropriate attempted the same when peacekeeping operations thathavecommittedtogoentirely industrial city to runentirelyon content.” Icomplained expandedenormously—and the U.N. billed the fossil-fuel-free by 2035 from every renewableenergy. As achampion across socialmedia,post- U.S. for30percent of the tab. corner of our country, Republican forclean energy, MayorBillPeduto ing additional YouTube “(O)ur rate should be reduced to reflect the rise and Democrat, from big cities to could solidify hisambitious leader- videos calling attention of other nations thatcan nowbear moreofthe small towns.Pittsburgh should be ship by endorsing100-percent re- to the ban.Othersposted financial burden.” So said President Bill Clinton next. newables beforethe U.S. Conference theclip on their sites;it Growing up in Pittsburgh, I of Mayors’ annual meetingJune became agameofwhack-a- beforethe U.N. GeneralAssembly in 1993,insisting learned aboutour proud history of 23-26 in Miami Beach,Fla., where mole as YouTube hunted it thatthe operation shouldbefunded adequately coal andsteel. But thatmeant that dozens of citieswill be announcing down. Counterjihad activ- and fairly. Ialsolearned aboutour legacy of thatthey’releadingthe waytoward ists nicknamed YouTube Unfortunatelythe Clinton Crew fell shortof pollution. Today, asthma rates in asustainablefuture, together. “JihadTube” or “Dhimm- its goal of reducing the U.S. shareto25percent, Homewood aretwice thenational EvaResnick-Day itube” to mock itscensors’ according to U.N. watchdogBrett Schaefer of The average. Bloomfield acquiescence to Islamist Pittsburgh hasarichhistory of Thewriter is acommunityorganizer restrictions on acceptable Heritage Foundation. By 2009, the U.S. “contribu- innovation,alwaysonthe forefront with the Sierra Club. speech by infidels —asIs- tion” towardU.N.peacekeepers remained above25 lamic radicalizationvideos percent. festered on the site. WRITE The Trib welcomesyour letters. Limit them Mail: LetterstotheEditor,Tribune-Review, TheNew York Times Then Team Obama and the apologists forU.N. to 200words; include full name,address and 622CabinHillDrive,Greensburg, PA 15601 money grubbing steppedin. They maintained US day/night phone.Letterssubjecttoediting. Email: [email protected] reported an emailed YouTube statement sug- thatitwould be wrongtopull purse strings in the gesting my video “violated pursuit of much-needed reforms. 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TimesMagazine article Just lowering the assessment 3.5 percentage on “Google’s Gatekeep- points would save hundreds of millionsofdollars ers” that he “watched the ‘First, They Came’ video, annually, Schaefer says.Suchamodest correction whichstruckmeaspower- is long overdue. fulpolitical commentary thatcontainsneither hate speechnor graphic violence, andIaskedwhy RALPHR.REILAND it was taken down.Accord- ing to aYouTubespokes- man, thetakedownwas aroutine onethathadn’t ‘Deplorable’ votesmatter been reviewedbyhigher- ups.” Onlyafter receivingfair nhis June 6column,“Why Californians might be considered mostly ran through the non-urban exposureinThe Times did Elites Hate,” Wall Street Journal purenegatives: guns,clinging to areas thathad alreadymoved to- I Name-callinglikely the videoreappear on my columnist William McGurn religion, antipathy, xenophobia.” wardthe GOPinlower-ballot races channel. Now, contrast that argued thatDemocrats have lost Hillary Clinton, of course,went didn’timprove Hillary’s under Obama.” with Google-YouTube’s political powerthrough their electoralprospects. further than “irredeemable.”At Successful in histwo presiden- hands-off treatmentof recurringexpressions of conde- aNew York City fundraiser,she tial runs,Obama nevertheless murder-inciting videos of scension. managedinadisdainful, oversim- “narrowedthe Democrats’appeal, imamsAhmad MusaJibril “Nine years after Barack plifying fewseconds to energize bothdemographicallyand geo- andAbu Haleema, which Obama accused small-towners have been gonenow for25years Trump supporters: “You know, to graphically, in ways that helped have racked up millions of clinging to guns or religion, and nothing’s replaced them,” he just be grosslygeneralistic,you Republicans seizeunified control of viewsand been tied by nearly threeyearsafter Jonathan said, explaining that jobs contin- could put half of Trump’ssup- of theWhite House and Congress counterterrorismofficials Gruber wasshown to have attrib- ued to fall through the Clinton and porters into what Icallthe basket and establishtheir biggest advan- in multiplecountries to uted ObamaCare’s passage to the GeorgeW.Bushadministrations. of deplorables.Right? Theracist, tage in stategovernments since the jihadplots.The company stupidity of the American voter, “It’s not surprising thenthey get sexist,homophobic,xenophobic, 1920s,” maintained Brownstein. toldConservative Review and eightmonthsafter Hillary bitter,they clingtogunsorreligion Islamophobic —you nameit. And McGurncited theclosingofa it had reviewed the imams’ Clinton pronounced half of Donald or antipathytopeople whoaren’t unfortunatelythere arepeople like Portland, Ore.,burrito stand as an channels and“found that Trump’s voters ‘irredeemable,’ likethem or anti-immigrant senti- that. And he hasliftedthem up.” example of howidentity politics they do not violateYou- Democrats arenow gettingsome ment or anti-tradesentimentasa That name-calling mighthave creates abacklashinmiddleAmer- Tube’s guidelines on ex- sophisticated advice: Youdon’t win waytoexplain their frustrations.” generated chuckles among that ica. Twoentrepreneurial women tremist or hateful content.” votes by showing contempt forvot- Wrote Huffington Post colum- fundraiser’s attendees.But it likely shut it down after “politicallycor- Silicon Valley’s enlight- ers,” wroteMcGurn. nist Mayhill Fowler,perceptively: didn’t improveHillary’selectoral rect” accusations about“coloniz- ened peace-and-lovepro- During Obama’s 2008presiden- “Obama made aproblematic prospects in ageographicallyred ing” recipes,white privilegeand gressivesdon’tjusthave tial campaign, he spokeataSan judgment callintrying to explain nation, with “deplorables” galore. cultural appropriation. eggontheir faces.They Francisco fundraiser: “You go into working class culturetoamuch She “carriedlessthan one-sixth have blood on their hands. some of these smalltowns in Penn- wealthier audience.Hedescribed of the nation’s counties,”reported RalphR.Reiland is associateprofessor of sylvania, and likealot of small blue collarPennsylvanianswith TheAtlantic’s Ronald Brownstein, economicsemeritus at RobertMorris University Michelle Malkin is hostof“Michelle towns in the Midwest, the jobs aseries of what in the eyes of while“Trump’s path to victory and alocal restaurateur ([email protected]). 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TRIB TOTAL MEDIA, LLC JENNIFER BERTETTO JENNIFER WALTERS JOSEPH R. LAWRENCE PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR GENERAL 622Cabin Hill Drive, Greensburg, PA 15601 ·724-834-1151 CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER COUNSEL MONDAY, JUNE 12, 2017 · A7 TAKE ME OUT TO THE ... Wedding Couple hopes ball field nuptials get out the word about sports complex PHOTOS: JOANNE KLIMOVICH HARROP |TRIBUNE-REVIEW by JOANNE KLIMOVICH HARROP The Rev. Robert V. Thoma of First Thediamondatthis wedding didn’t sparkle,but it certainlywas asign of themarriage. Assembly of God Mt. Pleasant introduces Thebaseball diamond at John DiVirgilio Sports Complex in Rostraverwas thesite of the newlyweds Jennifer Santmyerand Scott nuptials between Jennifer Santmyerand Scott Teaters.They exchanged vows on asunny Te aters(middle) of Ruffsdale.The couple andhot June day—aperfectafternoon foraballgame,orinthis case, awedding. chose to be married SundayatJohn Standingacross from eachother on thedirtnear home plate wearing baseballuniforms, DiVirgilio SportsComplexinRostraver. Santmyer, 30, andTeaters,42, professedtheir love forone another before 100 familymem- bers and friends whofilled thebleachers and dugouts to cheeronthe couple. Santmyerwith her bridal bouquet One guest even shouted“Playball!”just beforethe festivities began.

Theidea was Santmyer’s,who has been Ruffsdale,said gettingthe word outabout Lint said he was honored to perform don’t want me to slide intohome plate.” on aplaying field formost of herlife. the field’savailabilityisimportant, as are the ceremony. He said Santmyerwas a “No,” she said with asmile. “I want When she approached her fiancé aboutthe the importanceofathletics. talented ballplayerand, even though she everyone to stayoff home plate.Iamvery idea,hewas game. “It alsoencouragesyoung girls to sign wasn’t thefastest runner,she made up for particularabout my ball fields.” “I have no problem with it,” Teaters up forrecreational leagues,” Sandra speedwithhitting theballalongway.And She wanted the area clean and neatas said.“Ilovesports and she lovessports, so Santmyersaid. “Baseball andsoftball are her defense was “unbelievable.” she and Teatersapproached –eacharriv- it was agreat idea. Iloveeverything about greatsports and sports give kids asense of “I could totallysee her wanting to get ing from theirrespective dugouts. Jennifer.She cares abouteveryone and value.Ifkidsdon’t feel good aboutthem- marriedonasoftball or baseball field,” She carried abouquet of flowersand wore wants to make them happy. We have been selves, sometimes theyget offtrack and Lint said. “She is comfortablehere.” abaseball capwith“Bride” on it. He donned together so long, Ifeel likewehavebeen getinvolvedwiththe wrong people. Both This was thefirst time Thoma, aformer a“Groom” cap. Thehatsweremade by the married. This is just atechnicality.” families and their friends helped make baseball playeruptothe American Legion storecalled Lids at the mall. Big Frog Cus- They arethe first couple to be mar- thisaspecial dayfor Jennifer andScott.” level, had been part of awedding on aball tom T-shirts &MoreinGreensburg created ried on the field at thecomplex. They When Teaters toldhis family aboutthe field. the shirts the couple and their familymem- will celebrate their 10thyear as acouple idea, they were all foritaswell. “Marriage is personal,” said Thoma. bers wore with abaseball diamond design today. They met while theywereworking His parents,Jim and Cathie Teaters of “It’sblessedbyGod,but if the couple on it and Teaters across the back. They also at Sheetz in NewStanton. Shecurrently Ruffsdale,werehappy to go alongwith this wantstoget married outdoors,Iamfine wore baseball pants and spikes from Dick’s worksthere.Heworks in awarehouse for wedding venue. His father said this is what with it.” Sporting Goods. Napa Auto Parts. the couple wanted, anditshould be about This was herdream wedding because JenniferSantmyersaid sportsteachyou Theinvitations read: “TakeMeOut to what they want. Thetwo satinthe dugout Santmyerpracticallygrewuponabase- life-building skills and aboutbeing healthy the Wedding.” They had to getapproval forthe ceremonybeforerushing the field ball field, startingonateam of mostly and learning to work with others forone from the commissioner foruse of the field. afterwards. boys at ayoung age in her hometownof goal. Teaters is the perfect teammate,Jen- Areception,referredtoas“Extra “In thisgame,” Cathie Teaterssaid, Ruffsdale.She later became atop player nifer Santmyersaid. He has stood by her Innings,” was held at pavilions 14-15in “everybodywins.” forfast- and slow-pitchsquads forthe through some medical issues.The couple nearbyCedar Creek Park.Guestsenjoyed Thegroom’s people satonthe first-base GreaterScottsdale GirlsSoftball League. has been engaged since 2010. picnic food such as wings,cornonthe cob, side and the bride’s on the third-base side. She lettered in softball at Southmoreland “He takes careof everything,” she said. salads and stuffed cabbage. After the ceremony, they all gathered to High School and was voted most athletic “This wedding was amazing.” “This is something Ihavealwayswanted congratulate the newlyweds.Santmyerand in her class. She has also coached afew “Marrying herwas easy,” Teaters said. to do,” said Santmyer. “I am so glad they Teaters walked out to the pitcher’s mound teams. “I wasn’t nervous.Ilooked at her the let us getmarried here. Ipracticallygrew after the 20-minute service officiated by her So it wasn’t surprisingabout 45 minutes entiretime.” up on abaseballand softball field. We former softball coachDarrin Lint of Acme priortothe ceremonySantmyerwas tidy- want people to knowthey can use these and witnessed by Pastor Robert V. Thoma ing the dirtaroundhome plate and mak- JoAnne Klimovich Harrop is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. fields forweddings.” of First Assembly of God Mt. Pleasant, ing surenoone walked across it. Reach her at [email protected] or via Santmyer’s mother,Sandra Santmyerof whostood behind home plate. Teaters jokinglysaid, “Then Iguessyou Twitter@Jharrop_Trib. MONDAY, JUNE 12, 2017 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIA8

From left: Ben Slater,8,of Latrobe,Ella Helman, 9, of Greensburrg, 15 foodsthatwill and Maddie Slater, MORE last(almost) forever 10,of OUT&ABOUT Latrobe, A9 watch by MEGHAN RODGERS amatch June 11 during Chances are, youcould benefit from extra shelf space the annual Westmoreland in your kitchen. It’s greattotossthatold bagofcandy Croquet To urnament, hosted and stale boxofcereal, butyou mayencounter other by the Old Joe Club Charities items thataren’t so obvious. and the Westmoreland Theexpiration date food system is confusing. There Croquet Club. areasmanyasadozen different ways processed food companies stamp their goods to tell us when to toss and KIMSTEPINSKY|FOR THE TRIBUNE-REVIEW when to keep —Sell By,Use By,Best Before. Thelist goes on. Anew voluntaryinitiative is being led by twomajor trade associations,the Food Marketing Institute and the Grocery Manufacturers Association, whichwill stream- Eyes on line this process down to twophrases: “BEST If Used By” describes product quality,where the product maynot taste or performasexpected butis safe to use or consume. “USE By” applies to the products thatare highly perishableand/or have afood safety concernovertime; the ball these products should be consumed by the date listed on the package —and disposed of after thatdate. DAWN LAW Thenew system is expected to be widelyadopted by by summer of 2018. The28th annual Westmoreland But thereare,still,other foodsthatyou mayhave Croquet Tournament was June 11 at stored thathavenoneed fortossing —ever. These shelf its newdigsatWestmoreland County staples have thewinning combination of traits that Community College in Hempfield. makefor food immortality. Underashadetree, Ernie Vallozzi, president of Old JoeClub Charities Hereare 15 foods that canlivelonger than you Inc.and founder of the tournament with Georgia Smith,sat withevent 1. Cup of Noodles. The 9. Dried beans. In a coordinator AmyDicesere discuss- airtight container teams dark, airtight container, ing changes to one of thelargest with bone-dry noodles for dried beans won’t ever sanctioned croquettournaments in aproduct that couldn’t go bad. Old beans might the country. Adalee Hopkins, 3, of Pittsburgh, possibly spoil. lose their flavor and could “WCCC hasbeen wonderful to work getsacroquet lesson from her 2. Dried corn. Dried need extra soaking time with,” and the sitedoubles court From left: RileyNaugle,10, Jacob Silvis V, grandfather,Ron Hopkins of cornismoisture-free,so beforecooking, butthey’ll space,Vallozzi said. 8, and his sisterLily Silvis, 10 Greensburg. as long as the kernels are be safe to eat. “Friendscome in from out of state, kept dry,theywillstay 10. Salt and sugar. Salt out of town,” he said.“People plan good foryears. is amineral and sugar are their vacations around it.” 3. Honey. Archaeolo- crystals.Neither of these Through its sponsor, the Commu- OUT&ABOUT gists have famouslyfound things can go bad. Mois- nityFoundation of Westmoreland edible honey in Egyptian turemight cause clump- County,the tournament showcased tombs.Your year-old, ing, butthey’ll neverspoil. six nonprofits at informationaltents: bear-shaped bottle has a 11. Powdered milk. Action forAnimals,Westmoreland long waytogotocompete Kept in acool, dry place, County Blind Association, YWCA, with that. powdered milk can last Genre’sKids with CancerFund, West- 4. Peanut butter. No years. moreland Community Action and need to worryabout 12. Rice. White rice can KneadCommunity Cafe. Gaetano DiSalvo peanut butter.Itonlyhas last up to 30 years in adry Diceseresaid therewere258 players and Ernie Vallozzi about 2percent moisture container. thisyear,and the event raisesgrant content, and the natural 13. Distilled white money forlocal service and arts peanut oil and other andapple cider vinegar. andeducational organizations like From left: Jolene added oils will keep any Keep them capped tightly Greensburg Salem’s Honor Society, moisture at bay. It may“go after opening, and they’ll Naugle and whichvolunteers every year. Ryan Naugle,of bad” in thatitloses its fla- storefor avery long time. They speculated attendance was vorafter about12months, 14. Ghee. Ghee is Greensburg, and about 2,000. Julie Oplinger,of buthealthwise,there isn’t butter with themilk fats “It’s not ourbiggest year,but it’s the aconcern. removed. This process biggest in five to sixyears,” Vallozzi Murrysville,play 5. Maple syrup. 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Keep in [email protected]. See Anderson, Kevin Miscik, Caleb acool, dry place,and keep other stories, blogs, recipesand more Crousey, Mary Ross Cox,Gina it forever. at everybodycraves.com. DiPietrantonio and Phil Koch. Donna Tidwell, and her nephew, Ta ylor Weathersby, 8, pose with the swans at Dawn LawisaTribune-Reviewcontributing writer. the Pittsburgh Ballet tent.

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ASSOCIATED PRESS And Gavin Creel wonhis first Tony Harris on “Roseanne” and thanked host Whoopi Goldberg (live)and Billy forfeaturedactor in amusical in Bette her children. Crystal (taped.) TheRockettes arrived NEW YORK —“DearEvanHan- Midler’s big return to Broadwayin Kevin Spacey kickedoff his first- to dance with the cast of “Come From sen,” the touching, heartfelt musical “Hello,Dolly!” ever Tony Awardhostinggig with Away.” about young outsiders,became very “August Wilson’s Jitney,” partof grace and self-deprecating wit on Theyear after“Hamilton”took popular as the Tony Awards reached thePittsburgh-bornplaywright’s Sunday,dancing, singing and joking manyprizes,Spacey jokinglypointed itsmidpoint on Sunday,winning statu- 10-playcycle examining the livesof his waythrough an opening number out thatthe subjectsonBroadwaythis ettes forbestbook, score, orchestra- Blacks in the 20th century,won for thatlinked all four best newmusical season included infidelity,suicide, tions and best featured actress. best revivalofaplay. nominees and doing his best Glenn greed, 9/11 and economic upheaval. Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, who Cynthia Nixonwon her second Close impersonation. TheshowatNew York’s Radio recentlywon Oscars forthe song Tony,thistime forher work in Lillian Spacey,who was named Tony host City Music Hall includes musical “City of Stars” from the movie “La La Hellman’s “The Little Foxes.”Nixon, after several other celebrities turned numbers from nine newand revival Land,” added to aremarkableyear by the Sex and the City” star,strucka down the job,laughed at himself in musicals,“Bandstand,”“Come From earning Tonysfor best scorefor writ- AP defiant political tone,saluting those the 10-minute opening song, in which Away,” “Dear Evan Hansen,” “Fal- ingthe songs for“Dear Evan Hansen.” Ben Platt and the cast of “Dear whorefusetostand aroundand watch he graduallygrows comfortablewith settos,”“Groundhog DayThe Musi- Moments later,the show’s story Evan Hansen” perform at the 71st bad things happen in the world. hosting duties despite what he fears cal,” “Hello,Dolly!” “Miss Saigon,” writer,StevenLevenson, wonthe Tony annual To ny Awards on Sunday. Kevin Klinewon histhird Tony will be nasty tweets crashing down. “Natasha, Pierre &The GreatComet forbestbook, andAlex Lacamoire Awardplaying an egomaniacal mati- Thetelecast opened on amournful of 1812” and “War Paint.” Thefour earned one forbestorchestations.Ra- prior friendship with aclassmate who nee idol in the midst of personal tur- host dressed likethe title character in playwrights vyingfor the bestplay chel BayJoneshas wonher first Tony has just committed suicide.Ithas a moil in the play“Present Laughter.”He “Dear Evan Hansen” —complete with Tony areeachtaking the stage. forher work in the musical, capping passionatefollowing and is triggering thanked, among others,The National armcast —beforehesoon showedup Theleading musical Tony nomi- alongcareer onstage withplentyof cheers wheneveritismentioned in Endowment forthe Arts and the Na- in abed to mock “GroundhogDay The nees are“Natasha, Pierre &The Great zigs and zags. Radio City Music Hall. tionalEndowment forthe Humanities. Musical” with an assist with Stephen Cometof1812,” with 12 nominations, “Dear Evan Hansen” came into the Therewerealsotwo first-time win- Laurie Metcalf wonher first Tony, Colbert, andthendonning afakebeard “Hello,Dolly!” with 10 and “Dear night as the second-leading Tony nom- ners early on —Michael Aronovtook winning best actress honors in “A as if he was in “Natasha, Pierre &The Evan Hansen,” with nine.The top play inee.The showcenters on aprofound- home the trophyfor best featured ac- Doll’s House,Part2.” She wonthree GreatComet of 1812.” nominees are“ADoll’s House,Part ly lonely17-year-old whofabricates a tor in aplayfor his work on “Oslo.” EmmyAwards forher role as Jackie Spacey got advice from former Tony 2,” with eight, and “Oslo,” with seven. MONDAY, JUNE 12, 2017 · A9 OUT&ABOUT ALITTLELESSDRAMA INSIDE VIEW: Home To ur committee member Kitchen backsplashes getsleeker Phyllis Bertok and volunteer Rich ASSOCIATED PRESS Lopretto, stand in Thekitchen backsplash the dining room at —thatsurface behind the Bird’sEye View the stovetop or sink that home,owned by protectsthe wall from Russell and Mickey damage duringcooking Corb,during Inside and dishwashing —has Ligonier Valley—A long been used to addcolor Home To ur held in andbeauty to an otherwise and around Ligonier utilitarianspace. on June 10. Butdramatic,ornately PHOTOS: KIM STEPINSKY|FORTHE TRIBUNE-REVIEW patterned backsplashes, once popular,are being replaced by sleeker,sim- pler designs,saysinterior

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Approaching TheWestmoreland Museum of American Artfromthe south, oneofthe first thingsyou see is the kinetic sculpture“Wind- frame”movingand reflecting lightinthe breeze. It was created by Connecticut artist Tim Pren- tice,who said during the proposal process that the Greensburg museum’s plan to put the insti- tution’s name on the exterior of the west wing (where“Windframe” nowis) was “a terrible idea.” Themuseumagreed, andthe rest is history. “Everybody’s happy, ”Prentice said,notingthat his stainless-steel work is cleaned by the rain. “I love it, andtheyloveit.” PHOTOS: KIM STEPINSKY|FORTHE TRIBUNE-REVIEW Prenticeand longtime associate David Colbert John HayesofNew Florenceadmires a were VIPsatthe June 10 openingof“TheArt work of art by George Rickey. of Movement: Alexander Calder,George Rickey and Tim Prentice,” organized by chief curator BarbaraJones. PhilipRickey,son of GeorgeRickey, was there in honor of his father. Prentice,86, is aYale-educated architect who livesinafarmhouse built in 1790 and stores his artinthe barnonthe property.Hehas instal- lationsthroughout theworld andclients like American Express andBank of America. Prentice was 43 when he closedhis award- winning firm,Prentice and Chan, to follow in the Judith O’Toole,The RichardM.Scaife footsteps of “giants” Calder and Rickey, and he’s Director/CEO, WMAA, with Tim Prentice honored to sharehis firstmuseum exhibition withthem.The show runs through Sept. 17. and his business partner,David Colbert “I washaving agood time being an architect andthis gotahold of me,” he said.“It’sahobby that got outofhand.” Music wasbyAnqwenique Winfield and Kinetic. Seen: DianaJannetta, Wendy Edwards, Joan Nilson, Kevin and Judith O’Toole, John and AmyFaith,Douglas and Betsy Hurtt Branson, Jim and SusieBroadhurst, Doug Evans,Catena Bergevin, Bud and Patti Gib- bons and Wayne and JoyceWiester. Don Marco of AlleghenyTownship —Dawn Law examinesadisplay.

INSPIRED EVENT: Dana Hall of Jeannettejoins her son, scholarship recipient Eric Hall, foraphotoduring the fourth annual Spring Fashion Show and Luncheon to benefit the Samuel L. Hart Academic Scholarship Fund for JeannetteHigh School seniors, hosted by His Inspired Messages, held June 10 at the Bishop ConnareCenter near Greensburg.

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BEST BETS Ansari lets othersshine in ‘MasterofNone’ Kevin CanWait Superhuman 8p.m. on CBS 9:01 p.m. on FOX “There’sanapp forthat,” Of course,manytelevi- by JOSEPH LONGO white episode to amontage of first dates in the aptly as the sayinggoes—includ- sion shows thesedaysboast ing, evidently,the hiringof Aziz Ansari says he knew named “First Date.” characters withamazing someone to take care of abilities—butthis newreal- he couldn’t be the only Then there’s the episode storyteller on season two household duties. itycompetition showcases Yang directed, “NewYork, I everydaypeople who deploy of “Master of None”ifhe Love You.” So YouThink You wanted to keep theshow’s theirremarkable traitsin Ansari appears forbarely aquest to wina$50,000 momentum going. CanDance aminute.Hewanted it that 8p.m. on FOX grand prize. Theshowpremiered on way, saying he andYang Afterlastyear’sround Netflix in 2015, quicklygar- pondered doing an episode showcasing youngercon- Spartan: Ultimate nering critical acclaimfor without Dev. tenders,this seriesreturns honest depictions of Asian Team Challenge Instead, the creators chose to itsoriginal approach as it 10 p.m. on NBC and immigrant families.The to highlight NewYorkcab startsits 14th season with Returningfor itssecond first season relied heavilyon drivers,doormen and adeaf “Los AngelesAuditions No. season, this contesttakes Ansari, previously astaron convenience storeworker. 1.” aboutasmuch stamina as “Parks and Recreation,” who CHRISPIZZELLO/INVISION/AP “They have theirdrama, atelevision competition appeared in nearly every AmericanNinja Aziz Ansari (left), the star,writer,directorand co-creator their love,their humor and requires —with the possible scene. their lives,”Ansari said. Warrior exception of the preceding When it came timefor of the Netflix series“MasterofNone,” poseswith cast “You neversee it.” 8p.m. on NBC “‘American Ninja Warrior.” the follow-up,the Emmy- member,Lena Waithe,and co-creator/executiveproducer He said Netflix questioned Season 6begins forthis winning writer-comedian Alan Ya ng. the episodeatfirst, whichin- staple of NBC’ssummer BetterCall Saul wanted to be moreambi- corporated eight minutes of schedule,with contestants 10 p.m. on AMC tious,hesaid duringarecent experiences when writing. “Wegot to keep telling re- Jimmy(BobOdenkirk) silence.The creators stuck in LosAngeles, SanAntonio interview aboutthe show. But neithercouldrelate to allycool storiesbecause that and Denvertackling an ob- takesupanew pastime dur- Thesecond seasonfocuses Denise’s impending charac- sometimes is the only way by their idea. stacle course modeled on a ing avisitwith an old friend less on Ansari’s character ter arc. out, through art,” she said. “It’s beensaidbeforeif famous Japaneseone. in anew episode called “Fall.” Dev, astrugglingNew York Ansari asked Waithe,33, Ansari didn’t stop with you’re not doing something actorturnedfood game show to co-write theepisode.Asa just Waithe.Hebrought in thatscaresyou alittle bit, host,and moreonsupport- blacklesbian, Waithe didex- Melina Matsoukas to direct thenyou probably should ingcharacters withdifferent actlywhatAnsari and Yang twoepisodes,including be,” Yang said. CORRECTIONS |CLARIFICATIONS perspectivesand plots. do: Shewrote what sheknew. “Thanksgiving.” Yang said theydon’t inten- In the standout “Thanks- “Coming out was not fun. I Matsoukas previously tionallycreateprovocative To request acorrectionorclarification,call 724-850-1272. giving” episode, Lena don’t think it is formost peo- directedBeyonce’s “For- art, thoughthey’repraised Waithe’s character Denise ple,” Waithe said. “Tohave mation” music videoand fordoing so.They’renot try- comesout as alesbian to her surviveditand to be ableto several episodesofHBO’s ingtoshockaudiences, but family. Therevelation causes tell thatstory in afun, light “Insecure.” saidheand Ansariare just tension withinher African- interestingbut also honest “I love howthey have the naturallycurious. HOWTOREACH US American family, especially waywas areallywonderful guts to find people whocan “When youdepictpeople FEATURES and TICKET POSTAL ADDRESS whose stories haven’t been with hermom playedby opportunity.” tell the story most authenti- [email protected] Tr ibune-Review told as often, that can lend Angela Bassett. Theepisode Waithe said the experience cally. Ithinkthat’s whyI’m [email protected] 622CabinHill Dr. depicts aseries of Thanks- yousomeoriginality,” Yang of writing her ownstory heretoday, ”Matsoukas said. Switchboard724-834-1151 Greensburg, PA 15601 giving dinners from Denise’s was liberating, notingshe’s “MasterofNone’s” second said. “Whynot tell stories childhood through her twen- rarelyembraced in society season ambitions extend thathaven’t been told as Fax724-838-5171 ties. because of her identity. past just nuanced storytell- much?” Photoreprints412-320-7862 Both Ansari and the That is whyit’s important ing. Thecreatorsexperi- show’s co-creator AlanYang her work vocalizesnew per- mented with various forms Joseph Longo is an Associated Press Susan Jones, Features Editor 724-850-1272 rely heavilyontheir own spectives, Waithe said. and sounds,fromablackand writer. [email protected] ·Twitter: @SusanJonesTrib MONDAY, JUNE 12, 2017 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISECTION B

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CHAZ PALLA|TRIBUNE-REVIEW The Penguins’ Patric Hornqvistcelebrates the winning goal with 1minute, 35 seconds left in the thirdperiod during Game 6ofthe StanleyCup Final. Hornqvistscoreslate; Penguins repeat as champions

by JONATHANbOMbULIE pickedupthe rebound of aJustinSchultz INSIDE B4 high-endscoring chances early,includ- shot offthe end boards and bankeditin ingaChris Kunitzbid in front thatRinne NASHVILLE,Tenn. —Leave the offthe backofgoalie PekkaRinne. »Cullen onplayoff grind: ‘It’s noteasy, turned away with hisright pad. change-of-address formsatthe post office. Matt Murraymade 27 savestoclose but it’s what we’reherefor’ ThePredators were lurking too,but Don’t bother picking up the keys to the out the series with consecutive shutouts. sports.triblive.com Murraystopped everything, including moving van. CarlHagelin added an empty-net goal » Morecoverage,including Kevin aglove save on aJames Neal rebound LordStanley isn’tgoing anywhere for with13.6seconds to go. Gorman’scolumn, video highlights, chance in front about 18 minutes in to awhile. ThePenguins caught apotentially photogalleriesand interviews the game. Patric Hornqvist brokeascoreless game-changing break in thefirst few In thesecond period,Murraymadetwo tiewith1minute, 35 seconds left in minutesofthe secondperiod. five-on-three time in the thirdperiod, morecritical stops with hisglove. the game as the Penguins defeated the FilipForsberg took afar-side shot from butdid not score. First,atthe period’s midpoint, Sis- Nashville Predators,2-0, to close out the theleftwingthattipped offMurray’s Through the first five games of the sons slipped behind the defense fora Stanley CupFinalinsix games Sunday glove and landed in the crease,where breakaway chance,but Murrayknocked series, tense,white-knucklehockeywas night andclaimthe franchise’sfifth NHL Colton Sissons pushed it over the goal line. it away withhis left hand. Twominutes hardly the norm. In general,the home championship. Referee Kevin Pollocklostsight of the later,MurrayglovedaViktor Arvidsson ThePenguinsare the firstteamto puckbeforeitwent in the net,however, teamwouldtakecontrolofthe game chance from the slot, making surethere defend their Stanley Cup title since the blowing playdead with an erroneously relatively early and, despite some twists would be no reboundchance. Detroit RedWingsin1998. quick whistle. and turns,hold on forthe win. Hornqvist playedthe first six years ThePenguins were not awardeda Game 6was much tighter, thanks in no Jonathan Bombulie is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. of hiscareer withthe Predators before powerplayinthe game.The Preda- small parttoMurrayand Rinne. Reach him at [email protected] being traded to the Penguins in 2014. He tors got four,including 37 seconds of ThePenguins had ahandful of or via Twitterat@BombulieTrib.

Matijevic on course PIRATES 3, MARLINS 1 to be earlyselection Diaz, Nova boost Bucs Young catcher,veteran rookie catcher in the eyes and Norwin grad coming possibility of achieving told him howitwas goingto sucharareacareer mile- pitcher play keyroles in be. off bigseason; MLB stone. win vs. Locke,Miami “You call your game,” Nova Draft starts today So the 2014 Norwin said. “I’m going to followyou. graduate is playing golf If Ineed to shakeyou off, I ROBBIERTEMPFEL and visitingwithfamily by will.But Iwantyou to do a by PAUL SCHOFIELD good job.Whatyou call, I’m and friendstrying to keep Ivan Nova has pitched in going to follow.” With the MLB Draftbe- his mind occupiedonother 155 games over eight seasons Buoyedbythatvote of con- ginning Monday,JJMati- things. in the majors.Elias Diaz has fidence from aveteran team- jevic is trying to staybusy “I didn’tplaywellonthe started nine games behind mate,Diaz playedabig role and not think about possi- golf course,but Ihaven’t theplate. CHRISTOPHER HORNER |TRIBUNE-REVIEW in the Pirates’ 3-1 win against bly being selected. playedfor awhile,” Matijevic In thedugout beforeSun- the Marlins. But he said it’s hardto Piratescatcher Elias Diaz hitsatwo-run double during the day’s game against the Mi- keep histhoughts offthe MATIJEVIC · B3 first inning againstthe Marlins. He went 2for 4. ami Marlins, Nova looked the PIRATES · B5 B2 · MONDAY, JUNE 12, 2017 GOLF ROUNDUP Bergerwins back-to-back at St.Jude

ASSOCIATED PRESS »Sunday’sscores B6 Thefirst fewshotsofDaniel Berger’s finalrounddidn’tgivemuch clue his LPGA Tour second straight victory at the St. Jude AriyaJutanugarn of Thailand wonthe Classic wasonlyafew hoursaway. Manulife LPGA Classic withabirdie on He hithis driveonNo. 1intothe rough, the firstplayoff hole to beat American sent his next shotintothe rough farpast Lexi Thompson and South Korea’sInGee the hole and his third shotwas achip Chun. that didn’t even makeittothe green. Jutanugarn’sdrivefound the long What wasleft wasanawkward 25-foot grassonthe side of the par-4 No.18, chip to save par. but she recovered with an approach shot He drilled it. thatlefther pin-high. She calmly made Andfromthat pointon, Berger put a25-footer forthe victory.Jutanugarn togetherastellar dayonafirm, fast, finished with a3-under 69 in the final challenging course at TPC Southwind, round and wastied with Thompson (72) shooting a4-under-par 66 to erase a and Chun (70) at 17-under 271. three-shot deficit and beat South Afri- canCharl Schwartzel and SouthKorean Champions Tour Whee Kimbyone stroke. Brandt Jobe wonthe PGATour Now, he just might be oneofthe Champions event by oneshot, finish- young players to watchgoingintothe GETTY IMAGES ing at 14-under 202for his first victory U.S.Opennextweek at Erin Hills in Daniel Berger overcame athree-shot in 19 years. Jobe shot a69inthe final Wisconsin. deficit Sundaytowin the St. Jude round to snap awinless drought that had “Wehearalot about the young guns Classic with aa10-under 270. stretched to 1998,when he took first in a and aboutthe Justin Thomasesand tournament in Japan. GETTYIMAGES Jordan Spieths, but Ifeel likeIkind of get round Sunday,usually avoiding trouble Scott McCarron, whowon in Iowa Ryan Blaneygot his first NASCARvictory in 68 startsby forgotten alittle bit,” Berger said. “I’m after the firsthole.His 17-foot birdieputt in 2016, wassecondat13-under after winning the Pocono 400 on Sunday. prettygood, so I’mjustgoing to try and on No.15put him aheadfor good,and he shootingafinalround 66. keep doing my thing andsee if Ican’tget finished at 10-under 270. afew more.” Schwartzel shot a66and Kim shot a European Tour Berger is the first back-to-backwin- 67 to finishinsecond. Dylan Frittellishot a5-under-par67to neratSt. Jude sinceDavid To ms did it Tr initygraduateSteveWheatcroft shot win the Lyoness Open forhis firstEuro- Blaneytakes in 2003-04. Berger played abogey-free 68 to finish tied for10that6-under. pean To ur title. Poconothriller Youngsterfightsoff SUNDAY’S Harvick for1st career RESULTS NASCAR victory POCONO 400 (Starting position in parentheses) 1. (4) Ryan Blaney,Ford, 160. ASSOCIATED PRESS 2. (12) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 160. 3. (15) Erik Jones, Toyota, 160. LONG POND —Ryan 4. (5) Kurt Busch, Ford, 160. 5. (6) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 160. Blaney held offKevin Har- 6. (2) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 160. vick down the stretchina 7. (7) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 160. 8. (25) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 160. thrillingfinish and wonhis 9. (1) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 160. first career NASCAR Cup race 10. (3) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 160. 11. (23) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford,160. Sunday at Pocono Raceway. 12. (18) Denny Hamlin, Toyota,160. The23-year-old Blaney,a 13.(17) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 160. 14. (10) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 160. thirdgeneration driver, won 15. (14) Daniel Suarez, Toyota,160. forthe first time in 68 career 16. (24) Danica Patrick, Ford,160. 17. (20) Clint Bowyer,Ford, 160. starts and made it to victory 18. (27) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 160. lane forthe second straight 19. (29) Chris Buescher,Chevrolet,160. 20. (13) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 160. day. He was areporter forFox 21.(22) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 160. duringthe Xfinity raceand 22.(21)AJAllmendinger,Chevrolet, 160. was stationed in victory lane. 23.(9) Joey Logano, Ford, 160. Blaney got therethistime 24.(11)Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, 160. in theNo. 21 Ford and without 25.(31)David Ragan, Ford, 159. aworking team radio.Blaney 26. (16) Darrell Wallace Jr.(i), Ford,159. 27. (34) Landon Cassill, Ford, 158. drivesfor theWoodBrothers, 28. (35) CoreyLaJoie, Toyota,157. one of the most storied teams 29.(33) Gray Gaulding, Toyota,156. 30.(32) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, Engine, in NASCAR. TheWood Broth- 155. ers have wonatleast one race 31. (36) ReedSorenson, Toyota, 154. 32. (30) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, Drive in eachofthe lastsix decades Shaft, 153. butnonesince Trevor Bayne 33. (39) Derrike Cope, Chevrolet, 153. 34. (37) Jeffrey Earnhardt,Chevrolet, wonthe Daytona 500 in 2011. Brakes, 146. TheWood Brothers wonfor 35. (26) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, Accident, 140. the99th time. 36. (19) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, Blaney is the 18th driver to Accident, 95. 37. (8) Jamie McMurray,Chevrolet, winaCup race with theWood Accident, 95. Brothers. 38. (28) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, “It figures the one racewe Engine, 58. 39. (38) Cody Ware,Chevrolet, don’thaveradio communi- Vibration, 35. cation, we endupwinning Race Statistics Average Speed of Race Winner: 142.292 it,” Blaney said. “Maybe we mph. should turnthe radiooff Time of Race: 2hours, 48 minutes, 40 seconds. Margin of Victory: 0.139 moreoften.” Seconds. Blaney is partofabumper Caution Flags: 4for 18 laps. Lead Changes: 13 among9drivers. crop of blossoming youngtal- Lap Leaders: Kyle Busch 1-17, E. Jones ent thathas hit NASCAR over 18-34, Kyle Busch 35-53, R. Stenhouse Jr.54-56, E. Jones 57-59,Kyle Busch 60- thelastcouple of years. Two 90, D. Hamlin 91, D. Suarez 92, K. Larson of thosedrivers were in the 93-101, Kyle Busch 102-124, M. Truex Jr.125-129, B. Keselowski 130-140, Kyle top 10: rookie Erik Jones was Busch 141-150, R. Blaney 151-160. third, and Chase Elliott was Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps Led): Kyle Busch 5 times for 100 eighth. laps, E. Jones 2times for 20 laps, B. Darrell Wallace Jr.finished Keselowski 1time for 11laps, R. Blaney 1timefor 10 laps, K. Larson 1time for alap down in 26thinthe first 9laps, M. Truex Jr.1time for 5laps, startbyablackdriverinthe R. Stenhouse Jr.1time for 3laps, D. Hamlin 1time for 1lap, D. Suarez 1time Cup series since 2006. He felt for 1lap. illafter the race and needed to go to the medical center. Wal- lace saidhewas embarrassed beenthe worst thingwecould butfine. do.” “It was reallycool, areally He was near flawlessover fun day, ”hesaid. thosefinal 10 laps. Blaney interviewedXfin- “He’ll probably want to ity winner Brad Keselowski still go party tonight,” Wal- in victory lane Saturday as lace said. part of an all-driverbroadcast Seven-time NASCAR cham- by Fox. Keselowski finished pion Jimmie Johnsonsat on fifth Sundayand returned the the tracktocatch his breath favorbysticking around vic- following afiery wrecklate tory lane and interviewing in the race. He said he was Blaney. finefollowingthe scarywreck “Whatwas going through thatstopped the race for23 your mind? You’reinvictory minutes.Johnson’s No.48 lane,man!”Keselowski said. Chevroletwas in flames,and Blaney was exhilarated following afrenetic final 10 the cockpitbillowedwith laps when he needed to pass smokewhen his car struck the ablocking Kyle Busch with wall. Johnson was running about nine laps left. Then he seventh when he appeared to held offahard-charging Har- have an issue with his brakes vick to take thecheckered that shot thecar up the track flag. and into thewall. “I just didn’t want to make Last week at Dover, Johnson amistake,”Blaney told movedintoatiefor sixth on Keselowski.“That would have NASCAR’s listwith 83 career wins.Hesaidhewas fine and just needed afew minutes to compose himself on the track beforeheleft forthe medical center. “I canonlyspeculate that Igot thebrakes too hot, and when Iwent to thebrakes they just traveled straightto the floor,” Johnson said. “I didn’t even have apedal to push on. At thatpoint, Ithrew it in thirdgear and Iwas just trying to slowitdown.” Johnson, whohad aform of skin cancer cut out of his rightshoulder thisweek, dif- fused thewreck with humor. “I just want to let my wife and kids and my mom know that I’mOK, and Iwill go changemyunderwear and getreadytogohome,” he said. 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MATIJEVIC · FROM B1 “Mentally,I’velearned so much Matijevic said after playingaround at Arizona the past three at Manor Valley on Fridaywith seasons. I’ve changed my aNorwinteammate. “I’m excited about the draft. Anything can hap- approach. My mental approach pen. Hopefully, I’ll getselected.” is alot better.” Matijevic and Latrobe senior J.J. MATIJEVIC pitcher/outfielder ZachKokoska ARIZONA JUNIOR FIRST BASEMAN arethe onlytwo Westmoreland County players whoare likely to be drafted. Kokoska, aVirginiaTech shortstop when he first reported commit, said his focus is on helping to Arizona. He movedtofirst base Latrobe win aPIAA Class 5A title. because the Wildcats had All- Latrobe will playSpringfield Americans up the middle and at (Delco) in the state semifinals at thirdbase. 4:30 p.m. MondayatGreen Town- “If Iwanted to play,Ihad to make ship Park in Scotland, which the move,”Matijevic said.“Learn- is between Shippensburg and ing anew position isn’teasy.Ionly CHRISTOPHER HORNER TRIBUNE-REVIEW Chambersburg. had twoerrors this season, butI GreensburgCentral “I’m excited about the draft,” know Imustcontinue to improve Catholic’sNealMcDermott said Kokoska, whoisprojected as my defense.” could pitch in the PIAA an outfielder at thenext level. “My While Matijevic plans to spend ClassAsemifinal. focusisonthe high school season.” Mondayathome watching the Matijevic,ajunior firstbase- draft,Kokoska willbeonabusre- Highlightsofthe week ahead man at Arizona, led the Wildcats turning home from astate playoff in localhighschoolsports: in numerous offensive categories, game. including batting average (.383), Thesenior standout is batting .563 MONDAY hits (92), doubles (30), homeruns with 28 RBIs and five home runs. Summer canwait. (10) and RBIs (65). “I should ownsix school records Five WestmorelandCounty He is ranked 71st in amockdraft by the endofthe season,” saidKo- teams remain in the PIAA by Baseball America. ThePirates koska,the Pennsylvania Gatorade baseballand softball playoffs, have the 72nd pickinthe second Playerofthe Year whocould be a and all of them sit one win round compensation. Matijevic has late-round pick. “If Iget drafted, I’ll away from the statefinals. talked withevery MLB team. have achoiceofsigning or going In baseball,Latrobe (22-2) “Mentally, I’ve learned so much to college.” will meet Springfield (20-7) at Arizona the past three seasons,” TheMLB Draft runs over three at 4:30 p.m. at GreenTown- Matijevic said. “I’vechanged my ap- days and consists of 40 rounds, ship Park in Scotland, near proach. My mental approachisalot starting Monday with the first two Shippensburg, in the Class5A better.Iused to let abad at-batbother semifinals. rounds. GreensburgCentral Catholic me.Now,it’s all about the team and AP (14-5), the only school from the supporting my teammates.” Paul Schofield is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. countytowin astate baseball Matijevic saidthathe’llplayany- Reach him at [email protected] Arizona’sJJMatijevic led the Wildcatsinbatting average (.383), hits(92), title,faces Clarion(20-3) at whereonthe diamond. He was a or via Twitter@Schofield_Trib. doubles(30), home runs (10)and RBIs (65) this season. 3p.m. at NorthAlleghenyin the ClassAsemifinals. An all-countymatchup will occur in theClass 4A softball semiswith returning ClassAAA PIAA SOFTBALL PLAYOFF CAPSULES CAMPUS CLIPPINGS statechampion Yo ugh(19-3) taking on Mt. Pleasant(15-3) at 4p.m. at afamiliar playoff Monday’sgames venuefor both teams, Cal(Pa.). Another And lastbut not least, Class6A returning ClassAAAA state Semifinals champHempfield (25-0)puts Hempfield (25-0) vs. its39-game winning streak honor for Chambersburg(20-5) to the test whenitplays 4p.m.atMt. Aloysius College,Cresson Chambersburg(20-5) in the Winner plays:Hazleton (21-3)/ 6A semifinals at 4p.m. at Mt. Spring-Ford(21-4)winner4p.m. AloysiusCollegeinCresson. Matijevic ThursdayatPenn Statefor PIAA THURSDAY championship. Extrabases: This is asemifinal by bILL bECKNERJR. Forthe first time,champions rematch, at the same site, from last will be crownedinsix classifi- year’s4Atournament. Hempfield Arizona’sJJMatijevic added another cations in baseball and softball edged Chambersburg, 2-0,atMt. postseason honor on the eveofthe MLB at Penn State. Aloysiustoreach thestate finals. Draft. Baseball will be at Medlar Hempfieldhas thestate’s longest The Norwin graduate wasnamed to Field at Lubrano Park in Uni- winning streak (39 games) andis BARRYREEGER|FOR THE TRIBUNE-REVIEW the Baseball America All-Americasecond versityPark. The schedule for seeking itssecond straightPIAAti- Kierra Waywood wasthe winning pitcher forYough in an 11-0 team after hisbestseason at the colle- the baseball finals is as follows: tle. The Spartans have been pushed victory againstKennard-Dale in the PIAA Class4Aquarterfinals. giatelevel. Class2Aat11a.m.,ClassAat in theirlasttwo games, needinglate The junior waspickedasadesignated 12:30p.m., Class3Aat3and offensetoadvance. Theyscoredfive forthe Trojans. scoreof45-4. Mt. Pleasant knocked hitter. He hit.383with 92 hits, 10 home Class5Aat5:30. runs in the eighthinning to get past runs, 65 RBIs and57runsscored. The softball title games will off WPIAL champion BelleVernon, District10championErieMcDowell, Matijevic waspicked by theBostonRed be at NittanyLionSoftball Park Class4A 5-4, in the quarterfinals, aveng- 5-0,inthe quarters. Star pitcher Soxinthe 22nd roundofthe 2014 MLB in UniversityPark with this Semifinals ing adistrictsemifinallosstothe Morgan Ryan (20-0,188 Ks), a Draft, butheopted to take his scholarship schedule: Class2Aat11a.m., Yo ugh (19-3) vs. Leopards. TheVikings overcame 15 NotreDame recruit, struckout 12 strikeouts by Belle Vernon pitcher offer from Arizona and improve hisstock Class4Aat1:30 p.m. andClass Mt. Pleasant(15-3) until he became draft-eligibleagain. 6A at 4. andallowed two hits.She worked 4p.m.atCal (Pa.) BaileyParshall.Addy Kubaskyhad out of abases-loaded jam in the Winner plays: Bangor(26-1)/ akey double,and SydneyKanuch SOFTBALL FRIDAY fourth inning. AliBelgiovane,Stacey Tu nkhannok (18-5) winner at had twohitsfor Mt.Pleasant,last Walling, Ryan, MadiStonerand year’s WPIAL champion in 3A.... Kent State Three morePIAA baseball 1:30 p.m. ThursdayatPenn State LauraFox hadRBIs. Foxhad three Yo ugh jumped onDistrict3cham- championships will be played forPIAA championship. Senior MaddyGrimm (Ligonier Valley) hits. In thefirst round, Hempfield pion Kennard-Dale early, taking a at Penn State: Class2Aat Extra bases: Mt. Pleasant, wasnamed aFastpitch News honorable edged Central Yo rk,1-0,onaRyan 7-0leadafter twoinningsonthe 10:30a.m., Class4Aat 1p.m. semifinal-boundfor the firsttime, mention All-American to add to herpost- fifth-inning home run. ...District3 waytoan11-0, six-inningwin in the and Class6Aat3:30. wassupposedtoplayanonsection season accolades. championChambersburg is the quarterfinals.Winning pitcher Kierra Softball continuesatPenn game at returning statechampion Grimm also wasaNFCA All-Mideast team that knocked out Latrobe, Waywood and Alona Sleithhad RBI Statewiththree title games: Yo ughonMay 1, butthe game was Region first-teampick, theMid-American 4-2, in the firstround. Pitchers triples,and Olivia Millerhomered for ClassAat 11 a.m., Class3Aat rained outand neverhappened. ConferencePlayerofthe Ye ar and Nan Laken Myersand Leah Huntled the the Cougars. Hannah Bach added 1:30 p.m. andClass5Aat4. Nowthe intriguingclashbetween Harvey Awardwinner.She set program Trojans to a3-1 winoverPerkiomen two of Westmoreland’sbesthap- three hits andanRBI. Threeofthe recordswith 19 homeruns, 55 RBIs and 51 Valleyinthe quarterfinals.Myers Cougars’ sixplayoff games have —BillBeckner Jr. pens on abig stage.The teams walks. Her 50 runs and 123total basesare gave up twohitsinfiveinnings, and were in thesame section(4-AAA) beenplayedatCal. second in program history.Grimm batted Hunt struckout four in twoinnings. thelasttwo years, andYough won .329and had a.778slugging percentage. Sammie Benderhad atwo-run triple all four meetingsbyacombined —Bill BecknerJr. She led the MACinhomers, RBIs, walks, slugging and on-basepercentage. She finished as the MAC’sall-time leader HIGH SCHOOLS in walks(133)and is second in home runs BASEBALL (69),runs(172) and RBIs (192) and slug- PIAA tournament ging(.769). Semifinals PIAA BASEBALLPLAYOFF CAPSULES Monday’sschedule Grimm is arookie with theAkron Racers CLASS 6A of the NationalPro FastpitchLeague. Pennsbury (20-6) vs.Liberty (25-3) at Bears ClassA Stadium, noon; Dallastown (22-4) vs. State Monday’s games WOMEN’STRACK &FIELD College (13-10) at Hershey HS, 4:30 p.m. Semifinals CLASS 5A GreensburgCentral Catholic Wallenpaupack (18-2) vs. Whitehall (12-12) at Class5A Virginia Tech (14-5) vs.Clarion (20-3) Maywood University,4p.m.; Springfield-Delco Senior HannaGreen (Latrobe) capped (20-7) vs. Latrobe (22-2) at GreenTownship Semifinals 3p.m.atNorth Allegheny Park, 4:30 p.m. her college career with asecond-place Latrobe(22-2)vs. Springfield Winner plays: High Point(18-0)/ CLASS 4A (20-7) finish in the800-meterrun at the NCAA East Pennsboro (17-6) vs. Dallas (12-7) at Meyersdale (19-6) winner at 12:30 Championships in Eugene,Ore.Green Pottsville Area HS, 4:30p.m.; Blackhawk (23-2-1) 4:30p.m.atGreen Township Park, p.m. ThursdayatPenn Statefor vs. South Park (22-3) at North Allegheny HS, Scotland finished in 2minutes,1.32 seconds, nearly 6p.m. PIAA championship. breakingher schoolrecord, to earn All- CLASS 3A Winner plays: Wallenpaupack Extra bases: Greensburg Central Loyalsock Township (20-3) vs. Holy Redeemer (19-2)/Whitehall (13-12) winner at Americahonors for the sixth time in her (15-5) at Central Columbia HS, 4:30 p.m.; Central returns to the PIAAsemifinals career.She also placed second duringthe (22-3) vs. Huntingdon (16-7) at Medlar Field, 5:30p.m. ThursdayatPenn State forthe firsttime since2002, the 6p.m. forPIAA championship. indoor season. CLASS 2A year theCenturions wontheironly Green wonsix ACCgold medals and Neumann-Goretti (17-3) vs. Bellwood-Antis (19- Extra bases: Senior-led Latrobe is statebaseball title when theybeat 5) at Northern York HS, 4p.m.; Brookville (14-11) in thesemifinalsfor thefirst time also holds school recordsinthe 600 and vs. Bishop McCort (18-7) at Kuntz Field, 4:30 p.m. Schuylkill Haven, 4-1, in theClass A 1,500. CLASS A since 1985, amemorableyearfor final. That remainsthe only state High Point (18-0)vs. Meyersdale (19-6) at the school that alsosaw success in WOMEN’SLACROSSE Green Township Park, 2p.m.; Clarion (20-3) vs. baseball title in Westmoreland Greensburg Central Catholic (14-5) at North football andbasketball.Latrobe won County.FreshmanPaul Rice’s Allegheny HS, 3p.m. St. Vincent its14thconsecutivegametoreach CHRISTIAN TYLER RANDOLPH bases-loaded double gave GCC SOFTBALL the statesemiswitha9-4win over TRIBUNE-REVIEW some insurance in a7-2 win over Junior Maggie Nelson hadaseasonto PIAA tournament West Alleghenyinthe quarterfinals Senior pitcher Jared Kollar has Oswayo Valley in the quarterfinals. rememberfor the Bearcats,and it vaulted Semifinals her to the topofthenation’sscoring Monday’sschedule at Wild Things Park, the siteof helped Latrobe reach the PIAA AntonioCavallo gave up threehits CLASS 6A itsWPIAL championship victory. semifinals forthe first time in six innings andalso hadthree leaders. Nelsonfinished with 134points, Hazleton (21-3) vs. Spring-Ford (21-4) at TheWildcatsoffense continuedto morethanany female playerinDivisionIII Parkland HS, noon; Chambersburg (17-5) vs. since1985. hitsbatting. AceNealMcDermott Hempfield (25-0) at Mt. Aloysius College, 4p.m. produce with DanStasdriving in wouldbeready to pitch the semifi- andsecond-mostamong anydivision. The CLASS 5A threeruns andTyler Roble adding totalranks tied for12thall-time in D-III. Donegal (26-3) vs. Lampeter-Strasburg (17-3-1) Brandon DiChiacchiowith two outs nal. TheCenturions have benefited at Millersville University, 6p.m.; Cedar Cliff an RBItriple.Pitching is astrong from thereturnofOhio recruitJack Nelson wasthe Corvias ECACSouth and thebases loadedinthe bottom (18-8) vs. West Allegheny (23-1) at Mt. Aloysius suit as starters have finishedcom- Liberatorefromalowerleg injury. OffensivePlayerofthe Ye ar and theOhio College, 2p.m. of the10thfor thewalk-offwin, CLASS 4A plete gamesorleft because of pitch ... District9runner-up Clarionad- River ConferenceOffensivePlayerofthe Tunkhannock (16-5)vs. Bangor (26-1) at Wilkes counts.Jared Kollar, Ryan Shawley something Latrobe knowsplenty vanced to thestate semifinals for Ye ar.She set school recordsingoals (86) University,6:30p.m.; Yough (19-3) vs. Mt. about.GregTamacciowas hit by a and points. She has 223goals and 311 Pleasant (15-3) at Cal (Pa.), 4p.m. and Zach Kokoskahavebeen effec- the firsttime in schoolhistory witha CLASS 3A tive arms in the postseason, where pitch to loadthe bases. Coach Brian 3-0 shutoutofElk CountyCatholic, pointsinher career. Pine Grove (24-2) vs. Mid Valley (24-1) at Wilkes Francis saidalate-season lineup University,4p.m.; Phillipsburg-Osceola (17-3) vs. Latrobe hasralliedlatetowin three the team that oustedstate first- MEN’SLACROSSE South Park (19-3) at Mt. Aloysius College, noon of fivegames.... Springfield,located change hasboostedthe Cougars, timer Jeannette, in the quarters. CLASS 2A particularly movingoutfielder To m Minersville (19-2) vs. Bristol (23-0) at Parkland justnorth of Philadelphia, rallied Reed Anthonypitched athree-hitter Seton Hill HS, 2p.m.; Chartiers-Houston (18-4) vs. South to edge pastCedar Cliff, 1-0, in 10 Quinn to theseventh spot.Quinn, with sevenstrikeoutsand onewalk. Redshirt senior Jack Miller wasnamed Side Beaver (19-3) at Cal (Pa.), 2p.m. firstbaseman Andrew Paulus, pitch- CLASS A innings in Thursday’squarterfinals. Ryan Anthonyand Sterling Conner aUSILA/Nike Division II ScholarAll- Williams Valley (19-5) vs. Meyersdale (24-1) at Cedar Cliff knocked out Mars, the ersJared Morris andMikeSmith, had RBIs in thewin. American andwill playfor the Southteam Bald Eagle Area HS, 4p.m.; West Greene (24-1) vs. DuBois Central Catholic (23-1) at North team Latrobe beat in theWPIAL and catcherAndrew To daro,were in the USILA/NikeNorth-South All-Star Allegheny HS, 5p.m. final. Mike Smith singled home all-Central Leagueselections. —Bill BecknerJr. Game. B4 · MONDAY, JUNE 12, 2017 Irving shows off PENGUINS NOTEBOOK big-game ability

Cavs guardhas history “Welovehow aggressive Ky- rie’sbeen, andit’sbeengreat of clutch performances forour team, obviously,withhis individualability to makeshots in elimination games and to takebig shots and to knock them down,” James said. “That’s ASSOCIATED PRESS been keyfor our team.And for OAKLAND,Calif.—Whether the rest of us,wehavetodoev- it’s his lightning-quick dribble, erything else.” supreme confidence thatdoesn’t Irving playedjust one game be- seem to waverorability to score fore injuring his knee in the first from almost anywhereonthe Finals meetingbetweenthese court,KyrieIrvingseems to teams in 2015. He has beenthe be at hisbest when things look barometer forCleveland the past thebleakest forthe Cleveland twoyears around the constant Cavaliers. greatness from James. LeBron James said his team- Irving has scorednearly seven mate is built forthe dramaofan morepointsper game in Cavs wins thanlossesinthe pasttwo NBAFinals elimination game,a Finals, with the biggest difference traitthe Golden State Warriors being his long-rangeshooting. have learned all toowellthese He is shooting 27 percent in the past twoyears. six lossesand 53 percent in the Whether it’s extending asea- five wins. son with apairof40-point per- That was especiallyevident formances or hitting the series- in the Game 4win when Irving deciding 3-pointer in aGame7 hit sevenofCleveland’srecord- win last year,Irving’s already- setting 24 3-pointers. stellar game has risentoanother “That’s abig difference,” Gold- levelwhenever the Cavs have en State guardKlayThompson CHRISTIAN TYLER RANDOLPH |TRIBUNE-REVIEW faced elimination. said.“Whenhe’sgetting 39 points Matt Cullen (7) is one of four Penguins who have playedmorethan 200 gamessincethe 2015-16 season “It’satime to definitelyshow off2s, youcan live with that. started. The squad set aPenguins record Sundaywith 49 playoff gamesoveratwo-year span. everything that you’remadeof Whenhe’sextending thefloor and in those moments,” Irving said hitting those 3s,itopens the floor Sunday on the eveofanother foreverybody. We can’t let him do elimination game with Cleveland that again. We have to limit that trailing theWarriors,3-1, in the number to twoorthree.Seven is Team happy for playoff grind NBAFinals. too many. ” “You neverwanttobeinthose Thompson has spent most of moments of elimination games, the series chasing Irving around butwhen youare,you want to the courtlikeayellowlab who by bILL WEST night’s game with sevencareer be as prepared as possible.And keepschasingaball. At least StanleyCup Final victories in the Stanley Cup Final, regardlessofany situation, Ial- that’s howitlooks at timesto NASHVILLE, Te nn.—Only two tied with To mBarrasso forthe team other playersinleaguehistory grasp ways feel likeifIdo agreat job coachSteve Kerr.Thompson frus- Allgames startat8p.m. record. the grueling slog of the modern NHL of giving confidenceinmyteam- trated Irving early,holding him May29: Penguins 5, Nashville 3 The story ofwhy Barrasso didn’t mates and remainingcalm in the playoffsvia personal experience as geteightwins while backstopping the to 40 percent shooting the first well as Penguins center Matt Cullen, May31: Penguins 4, Nashville 1 situation.” twogames. Penguinstoback-to-backchampion- Clevelandhas wonfour consec- whosetally of postseason appear- June 3: Nashville 5, Penguins1 ships in 1991-92 is an interesting one. Butafter getting movedoff ances has exceeded 24 gamesfor a utive Finals elimination games, In Game 5ofthe finalseriesagainst the ball at times,Irving played thirdtime. June 7: Nashville 4, Penguins 1 Minnesotain1991, Barrasso,whowas rallyingfroma3-1 series deficit muchbetterinthe twogamesat Ye tthe 40-year-old veteran, echo- to win the championship last year Thursday: Penguins6,Nashville 0; already playing through aseparated home.Hescored38pointsinthe ing the sentimentofhis teammates, Penguinslead series3-2 shoulder,left the game with agroin and then winning 137-116inGame Game 3lossbeforehis big Game regards the Penguins’ playoff record Sunday: PenguinsatNashville injury after stopping6of 7shots in 4onFridaynight to extend this 4performance. of 49 playoff games overatwo-year the first period. The Penguinshad a series. “I think thatinGame 1and 2, span,including Sunday’s Game 6 *Wednesday: Nashville at Penguins 4-1lead. Irving scored40pointsinthe as well as partof3,justdefinitely againstNashville, as nothing buta BackupFrank Pietrangelo, who was Game 5win at Golden State last got caughtupintrying to find blessing. To log200-plusappearances *IF NECESSARY theheroofthe firstround when he year,hit the tiebreaking 3-pointer thatrhythm with the basketball sincethe start of the 2015-16 season made “The Save”inGame6against in the finalminuteofGame 7and in my hands,” Irving said.“But is improbable,but Cullen (203), Sid- “It’s notadrag, even kind of in NewJerseywhile Barrasso wasin- scored 40 moreFriday, raising as long as collectively as agroup neyCrosby(203), Ian Cole (200)and those dark days in January,” Kunitz jured, came on in relief and didn’tfare his average in those elimination that everyone feels good, then Phil Kessel (213,perfectparticipation) said of the season. “The best part well, stopping 15 of18shots. games to 32.5 points. my opportunities willcome on made it happen. aboutbeing on thePenguinsteam When Minnesota’s Dave Gagner According to Elias SportsBu- breakdowns from their defense “You hope to playthismuch,”said is that we have fungoing to the rink scored about eightminutes intothe reau, therehavebeen onlyseven and offensively and things that Cullen, who joinedPatrik Elias and every day, and that’s whyyou want to third period to cut the Penguins’ lead times aplayerscored at least40 we can be sharper at.Ihavetobe Mark Recchi as players with three playaslongasyou can.” to 5-4,Ron Francis’ second-period points to win when facing elimi- implementing in those opportuni- seasons of 24-plusplayoff games. Also recall Crosbyrecoveredfrom goal became the winner, and Pi- “It’s alot. I’ve been impressed with etrangelo became the goalie of record. nation in the Finals andIrving ties,and the waytodothatisjust two concussions, including onehe the waythat guyshavetaken care of ThePenguins won6-4. and James have eachdoneittwice suffered during the Washington series, being an open screener,being themselves andcommitted to fighting If Pietrangeloplayedalittle better, thepasttwo years. Elgin Baylor just awilling sacrificer,and the without missing months. And Cullen through the ups and the downs and had hisfirst seriousinjury since2014 he would have finished his career with did it twiceinthe 1960s,and Wilt opportunities will come. the injuriesand thedifferent things zero victoriesinthe Stanley Cup Final, Chamberlain did it in 1970 forthe “And when those opportunities when he injured afoot in mid-January that youhavetodealwith whenyou and missed twoweeks. andBarrassowouldhaveeight instead come,then youkillit.” Lakers. playthat much hockey.…It’s noteasy, Forcoach MikeSullivan, the plan for of seven. but it’s whatwe’re here for.” managing achesand avoidinglong- Kessel’sdurabilityisrenowned —he term injuriesbegan in theweeks after Ache updates last failed to dressinNovember of the Penguins clinched the Cup last Center Nick Boninomissed his 2009.Heplayedthrough ahand injury June. fourth consecutivegamewith alower- during the 2016 run to theStanley “Wepredictedthat therewerego- body injury he sufferedinGame2 Cup and underwent surgery in the ing to be challengesinthe schedule whenheblockedaslapshot. He did summer. whereweasacoaching staff were not participateinthe morningskate or Expect afew overcame-the-ailment going to have to make surethatwe warmups. storiestoemergeafter this Penguins walked that line of pushing them in Defenseman Kris Letang, who postseason. Brian Dumoulin, in just the rightdirection but also having a underwent neck surgery in early his second season as an NHLregu- certain amount of patienceand allow- April, jumped on the iceinatrack lar,logged his 198th appearancein ingour players to playthroughcertain suitfollowing the morning skateto Game 6. Patric Hornqvist, arecipient situations,”Sullivansaid. “Wetried to stickhandle afew pucksand take a of regular abuse at the net front and do that throughout the course ofthe fewlaps. He is about two months into maintenancedayswhenthe Penguins season. I’m surethere were points in arecovery that’s expected to take at practice, took theice forthe 195th time wherewedid it better than oth- leastfour months. time.Chris Kunitz,another player ers, but that wassomething that we valued forhis physicality, wasinthe did discusslastsummer.” Staff writer Jonathan Bombulie contributed. lineup forthe 195th time. Bill West is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. “You can’tbetired in this partofthe Backingintoawin Reach him at [email protected] or year,” Hornqvistsaid. Matt Murray came intoSunday via Twitter@BWest_Trib. Wambachrightsshipinretirement

Soccerstarovercomes drug, goldmedals. Shefinishedher career at the alcohol problems to find end of 2015 with184 international goals,morethanany player, male peaceafter leaving game or female. Wambachbecame moreactive ASSOCIATED PRESS in social and political issues late in her soccer career and has been Even Abby Wambach is aston- outspoken about gender equity in ishedwhenshe reflects on her year. particular.She ledagroup of play- Shewent from publicly acknowl- ers in protestingFIFA’s decisionto edging aproblem with alcohol and playthe 2015 Women’s WorldCup on prescription pills to gettingsober artificial turf, whichisconsidered and marrying a“Christian mommy by manytobeinferior to grass. blogger. ” She had intended to continue that GETTY IMAGES Thebiggest stunner? She doesn’t work,and shealsosigned adealwith Kyrie Irving scored 40 pointsinGame 4tohelp the Cavaliersavoid miss soccer abit. ESPN.But then shewas arrested. being swept by the Warriorsinthe NBAFinals. “I playedsoccer until the end,” Shetook full responsibilityfor she said.“Iplayedit, and Idid it as AP driving drunk. She pleadedguilty, well as Ipossibly could foraslong Abby Wambach, shown accepting agreeing to enter adiversion pro- as Icould. Idon’t miss anyofmy the icon awardatthe ESPY gram forfirst-time offenders that old life.” Awards lastJuly,published a included treatment. Thegame’s most prolific interna- She wrote her book, acathartic tional scorerwas arrested in Port- book, got married and went sober in the pastyear. exercise.She fell in love.And, she land, Ore.,lastyearand charged said, she found her voice.Earlier with driving under the influence. do formyself was to startloving this year,Wambach wasnamed an Her mugshot was splashed all over advocate forthe UnitedNations’ the news just10months after shecel- myselfagain.The choice to do that savedmylife.” EqualPay PlatformofChampions, ebrated winning the 2015 Women’s whichpromotes wage equity across Wambachretired from soccerat WorldCup with theU.S.national the globe. the end of 2015. She capped her illus- team. “Pain is atraveling professor.It Last September,she came clean trious career withthe sport’s most knocks on everybody’s door.And in herbook“Forward,”aconfes- prestigious championship when the thewisest peopleIknoware the sional memoir in whichshe said she UnitedStatesdefeated Japan, 5-2, ones thatsay,‘C’mon in, sit down abused vodka and pills,including at the WorldCup in Canada.Itwas and don’t leave until you’vetaught Vicodin,Ambien and Adderall. the thirdWorld Cup title forthe U.S. me what Ineed to know. ’And that’s “I accepted whoIwas.Iaccepted women and first since 1999. what Idid,” Wambachsaid. “The the mistakes thatImade,”she told TheFIFAWorld Player of the truthisthatpain is the very thing theAssociated Press about the after- Year in 2012, Wambach appeared in thatallowed me thespace to open math of the arrest and the public four WorldCupswith the national my arms and hear to this newlove confession.“TheNo. 1thing Icould team.She also has twoOlympic and this family. ” MONDAY, JUNE 12, 2017 · B5 MLB TODAY FORHIGHLIGHTS, VIDEOCLIPSAND EXPANDED PIRATES COVERAGE, GO TO SPORTS.TRIBLIVE.COM

STANDINGS PIRATES NOTEBOOK PIRATES GAMEDAY NATIONAL LEAGUE vs.Rockies EASTDIVISION 7:05 p.m. WL PctGB PNC Park Washington 38 24 .613 — TV/radio: Root Sports/93.7 NewYork 28 33 .459 9.5 RotationkeepsitsKuhl FM,1480AM, Pirates Radio Miami 27 35 .435 11 Network Atlanta 27 35 .435 11 Philadelphia 21 40 .344 16.5 PROBABLE PITCHERS by RObbIERTEMPFEL CENTRAL DIVISION WL PctGB Chad Kuhl is not the samepitcher he Milwaukee 33 31 .516 — wasayear ago. Chicago 31 31 .500 1.5 During his debut season withthe St.Louis 29 32 .475 2.5 Pirates,Kuhlhad afastball that aver- Cincinnati 29 33 .468 3 aged 90-93 mph, andheused his Pirates 28 35 .444 5 two-seamertoinduceground balls. WEST DIVISION Now, Kuhl is touching 99 mphwithhis WL PctGB four-seamerand hasadded adevastat- Pirates Rockies Colorado 41 24 .631 — ing newpitch to hisarsenal. RHP LHP JAMESON KYLE LosAngeles 39 25 .609 1.5 “Inhis last two starts, he’staken to VS. TAILLON FREELAND Arizona3926.600 2 the curveball like nobodyI’veseenin (2-1, 3.31) (7-3,3.34) SanFrancisco 26 39 .400 15 43 yearsinthe game,” managerClint SanDiego 24 40 .375 16.5 Hurdle said Sunday. Gamecast: Ta illon neverhas This evolution —call it Kuhl 2.0—has AMERICAN LEAGUE facedthe Rockies. …. ESPN been dramaticand significant. It’s also analyst BusterOlneyhad avalid EASTDIVISION rare,accordingtoHurdle.Management point when he called Rockies WL PctGB is intrigued by thepotential it hascre- closer Greg Holland “the best NewYork 37 23 .617 — ated, whichiswhy it wasTyler Glasnow free-agent signing of the offsea- Boston 34 27 .5573.5 and not Kuhl 2.0who wassentto son.”Holland has made good on TampaBay 34 32 .515 6 Tr iple-A Indianapolis to makeroom in all 23 save chances this season Baltimore3130.508 6.5 the rotation forJamesonTaillon. and has given up 10 hitsin23.2 Toronto3132.4927.5 “Thatguy who’s gone outtherethe innings. …. At theircurrent CENTRAL DIVISION lastfew timeswith thevelocitythat’s paces,Charlie Blackmon and WL PctGB real? Ithink we justneed to letthatguy Mark Reynolds each will collect Minnesota 32 27 .542 — go pitch,”Hurdle said. “He likespitch- 134 RBIs, and Nolan Arenado Cleveland 31 29 .517 1.5 ingwithemotion.Helikes pitching with would finish with 116. Detroit 29 32 .475 4 that fastball. Ibelieve he canhavesome KansasCity 28 34 .452 5.5 success with it.” Chicago 26 35 .426 7 Ta illonwillcome off the disabled list CHRISTOPHER HORNER |TRIBUNE-REVIEW NEXT UP WEST DIVISION Monday to start againstthe Colorado Pitcher Chad Kuhl is reaching 99 MPH with his four-seam fastball. WL PctGB Rockies.Kuhl’sturn in therotation was Tu esday, 7:05 p.m.: Houston 44 20 .688 — pushed backtoWednesday. hourslater,hewas on themound mak- Polanconeeds morebarrel Pirates RHP Gerrit Cole LosAngeles 33 33 .500 12 Even with the twoextradays, Kuhl ing his bigleague debut against the (3-6, 4.83) vs.Rockies Despitea.326 career average against Seattle 31 32 .492 13 won’tprepareany differently forhis next Miami Marlins. RHP Ty lerChatwood (6-7, Texas3032.484 13 outing. On Sunday, he liftedthenthrew “I waslike, ‘I can’tbelieve this,’ ” the Marlins, Gregory Polancowent 4.37) Oakland 27 36 .429 16.5 abullpen session. Santana said. 1for 13 in the series. Over the past few “That’sexactly what I’ddoonanor- Hurdle,who made hisrookie debut in days,his average batted-ball exit veloc- Scores mal day,”Kuhl said. 1977 with theKansas City Royals,said ityhoveredaroundthe mid-80s mph. SUNDAY’S BOXSCORE Hurdle said the coachesare trying to Santana’srapiddeployment in agame “We’re not gettingbarrel. It’s either PIRATES 3, MARLINS 1 SUNDAY’S NL off the end (ofthe bat) or closer to the Pirates 3, Miami 1 help Kuhl “simplify” things forhis starts waspart of theplan. Miami AB RHBI BB SO Avg. N.Y. Mets 2, Atlanta1 goingforward. “I came up with maybe fiveguys, and label,” Hurdle said. “That’s the reason Riddle ss 401 00 0.269 St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 5 “We’re encouraginghim to go out and forthe exit velocity.” Realmuto c400 00 0.294 Chicago Cubs 7, Colorado 5 Iwas the lastguy to play,”Hurdlesaid. Yelich cf 401 00 0.264 Arizona 11, Milwaukee 1 pitch with his heartbeat,”Hurdle said. “So,Iknowwhatit’sliketowait and Hurdle noted Polanco squaredupballs Ozuna lf 400 00 1.324 L.A. Dodgers 9, Cincinnati 7 in each of hislastat-batsinthe games Dietrich 3b 300 00 2.230 “Don’t trytothinkabout trying to be the watchother people play. Yo u’re human. d-Telis ph 100 00 0.167 SUNDAY’S AL guy youwerelastyear. What you’re feel- It’s notlikeyou’dliketoplayinfront of Friday and Saturday. “The otherballs Moore1b300 00 1.254 N.Y. Yankees 14, Baltimore3 ingnow,gouse it to your advantage.” people.You’djustliketoget involved arehit wheretheyneedtobehit, they’re Suzuki rf 311 10 0.198 Cleveland 4, Chicago White Sox2 just notonthe barrel,”Hurdle said. “The Colon 2b 200 00 0.158 Tampa Bay5,Oakland 4 in theaction. Sometimes,that anxiety b-Gordon ph-2b 101 00 0.279 L.A. Angels 12, Houston 6 Santana’s fast start and anxiousness canbuild, so Idon’t try swinghas alittle bit of length in it.” Locke p200 00 1.000 Toronto 4, Seattle 0 Polanco, who wasicingasoreshoul- Ziegler p000 00 0--- Detroit at Boston (n) When he found out lateFridaythathe to create it.Itrytobeaware of an op- Steckenrider p000 00 0--- wascalled up,reliever Edgar Santana’s portunitysooner than later to get him der after gameslastweek in Baltimore, c-Stanton ph 100 00 1.286 SUNDAY’S INTERLEAGUE first phone call wastohis mother. involved.” did not playSundayagainstthe Marlins. Barraclough p000 00 0.000 SanFrancisco 13, Minnesota8 Totals 32 14 10 6 Texas 5, Washington 1 “I called herfour times until she finally The first batter Santana facedwas Pirates AB RHBI BB SO Avg. Kansas City 8, SanDiego 3 woke up,” Santana said with smile. IchiroSuzuki, who is bound forthe RobBiertempfel is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. Frazier lf 401 00 0.295 Harrison 2b-rf 301 01 0.307 Santana arrived at PNC Park during Hall of Fame.Santana retiredhim on a Reach him at [email protected] or via Osuna rf 412 00 1.253 Schedule batting practice Saturday. Acouple of grounder. Twitter @BiertempfelTrib. Riverop 000 00 0--- Freese 3b 311 01 1.267 TODAY’SNLGAMES Diaz c412 20 1.382 •Colorado (Freeland 7-3) at Pirates McCutchen cf 402 00 0.251 (Taillon 2-1), 7:05 p.m. Bell 1b 401 00 1.231 •Atlanta (Foltynewicz 4-5) at Mercer ss 401 10 1.271 Washington (Strasburg 7-2), 7:05 p.m. Novap 200 00 0.038 •Chicago Cubs (Lackey 4-6) at N.Y. Mets a-Jaso ph 100 00 0.240 (deGrom 4-3), 7:10 p.m. Nicasio p000 00 0--- •Cincinnati (Arroyo 3-4) at SanDiego Hudson p000 00 0--- (Perdomo 0-3), 10:10 p.m. Diaz, Nova boostBucsoverMarlins Moroff 2b 100 00 0.118 Totals 34 3113 25 TODAY’SALGAMES Miami 000 000 010 —141 •Baltimore(Miley 2-3) at ChicagoWhite Sox(Pelfrey 2-5), 8:10 p.m. PIRATES · FROM B1 Francisco Cervelli (concussion) and one hit and struckout four.Itwas the Pirates 200 001 00x —311 2 a-grounded out for Novainthe 6th. b-singled for •Seattle (Gallardo 2-6) at Minnesota Chris Stewart(hamstring) on thedis- third time this season—and the first (Mejia 1-1), 8:10 p.m. In thefirst inning, Diaz clubbed a Colon in the 8th. c-struck out for Steckenrider in •Texas (Darvish 5-4) at Houston abled list. timesince April 29 —thathedid not the 8th. d-grounded out for Dietrich in the 9th. (Musgrove 4-4), 8:10 p.m. two-rundoubleoff former Pirates E—Dietrich (5),Freese (6), Bell (3). LOB—Miami •N.Y. Yankees (Tanaka 5-6) at L.A. Angels “I’ve got an opportunity,”Diaz said. allowarun. 4, Pirates 9. 2B—Diaz (4). 3B—McCutchen (2). (Meyer 2-3), 10:07 p.m. left-hander Jeff Locke.Inthe sixth, “I’m goingtotry to enjoyevery day, Locke (0-2) was lifted after con- HR—Suzuki (2), off Hudson. RBIs—Suzuki(6),Diaz Diaz singledand scored. 2(10), Mercer (24). SB—Frazier 2(4), Harrison TODAY’S every opportunity the managergives secutive singles by Diaz, Andrew (6). Runners left in scoring position—Miami 2 INTERLEAGUE GAME Diaz has reached base in all eight to me.” McCutchen and Josh Bell. Side-armer (Dietrich, Moore);Pirates 6(Osuna 2, McCutchen 3, •Philadelphia (Eickhoff0-7) at Boston games he has started this season, go- Bell). RISP—Miami 0for 4; Pirates 3for 9. Runners (Porcello 3-8), 7:10 p.m. Diaz was highlyregarded in the BradZieglergaveupJordy Mercer’s moved up—Ozuna. GIDP—Jaso. DP—Miami 1 ing 13 for29(.448) with four doubles, minors mostly because of his strong (Moore, Realmuto). RBI single to makeit3-0. Miami IP HRER BB SO NP ERA ahome runand 10 RBIs.The success 1 Leaders armand game-calling ability.How- With the basesloaded,JohnJaso Locke, L, 0-2 5 /3 83 313894.02 Ziegler 2/ 10 00045.47 NATIONAL LEAGUE hasn’tcaught Diazbysurprise. ever,managerClintHurdle always pinch-hit forNova. 3 BATTING Steckenrider 1200 1115 0.00 Zimmerman, Washington, .365; Murphy, “Not really, because I’vebeenwork- suspected Diaz could hit, too. “I wanted to keep going,” Nova.“But Barraclough 1000 0111 3.62 Washington, .341; Posey,San Francisco, ing alot,every day, ”Diazsaid. “I’ve paid as muchattention to his it was asituation wherewehad guys Pirates IP HRER BB SO NP ERA .341; Blackmon, Colorado, .339 Nova, W, 6-4 6100 0477 2.83 RUNS Long rated one of the club’s top offense as hisdefense,” Hurdle said. on base.” Nicasio, H, 11 1100 0110 1.27 2/ Goldschmidt, Arizona, 54; Blackmon, prospects,injuries prevented Diaz Hudson, H, 10 3 21 101145.33 Working in sync with Diaz, Nova 1 Colorado, 51; Harper,Washington, 49; Rivero, S, 2-2 1 /3 00 000120.53 Votto, Cincinnati, 46 from playingabiggerrole with the suffocated the Marlins forsix innings. RobBiertempfelisaTribune-Reviewstaff writer. Inherited runners-scored—Ziegler 3-1, Rivero1-0. RBIS Pirates last season.He’s getting the Perfectthrough the first three in- Reach him at [email protected] or via Umpires—Home, Jim Wolf; First, D.J.Reyburn; Lamb, Arizona, 56; Blackmon, Colorado, 53; Second, SamHolbrook; Third, Greg Gibson. T—2:32. Reynolds, Colorado, 53 bulk of the playing time nowwith nings,Nova(6-4) wound up allowing Twitter @BiertempfelTrib. A—22,925 (38,362).

Lagares cf 301100.268 Bracho p00000 0--- Robertson 2b 311001.211 Kahnle 2/ 10 002111.48 SUNDAY’S CARDINALS6,PHILLIES5 (34), Tejada (1), Hicks 2(36), Judge 3 Philadelphia AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Flores 1b 300102.326 Goldschmidt 1b 513402.317 Totals 32 511528 3(47), Holliday 2(44), Castro4(41), Infante 100001134.20 BOXSCORES Herreracf51320 1.257 Bruce rf 401002.258 Lamb 3b 400112.276 Oakland 020 101 000 —410 1 Sanchez 3(28). Runners left in scoring Cleveland IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Navalf51210 2.313 Walker 2b 201010.271 Drury 2b 311110.284 Tampa Bay000 031 10x —511 1 position—Baltimore3(Smith, Davis, Carrasco, W, 6-3 1/ Kendrick 2b 402100.342 Cabrerass30001 1.238 Descalso lf 311002.218 Hardy); New York 2(Sanchez, Refsnyder). 5 3 72 214853.36 a-walked for R.Davis in the 9th. 1-ran 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE Riverac 400002.269 Bradley p00000 0.000 RISP—Baltimore3for8;New York 5for Miller,H,151/3 00 003220.29 Joseph 1b 501101.254 for Olson in the 9th. E—Coulombe (1), Saunders rf 400002.203 Reyes 3b 301010.186 c-Hazelbaker ph-rf1 1100 0.313 9. Runners moved up—Castillo, Castro. Shaw,H,10100 011112.43 CUBS7,ROCKIES5 Lugo p31100 1.333 Herrmann c42230 1.167 Smith (1). LOB—Oakland 9, Tampa Bay6. GIDP—Castillo, Rickard, Castro, Torreyes. Allen, S, 15-16 110002162.19 Colorado AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Neris p00000 0--- 2B—Vogt (7), Smith (2), Dickerson(20), Franco 3b 401002.208 Blevins p000000 --- Ahmed ss 401001.268 DP—Baltimore2(Schoop, Davis), (Hardy, Inherited runners-scored—Kahnle 1-1, Blackmon cf 421001.337 Morrison (11), Robertson (4). 3B—Lowrie Knapp c32201 0.250 b-Granderson ph-lf1 01000.208 Ray p200001.250 Schoop, Davis); New York 2(Gregorius, Miller 1-0. HBP—Carrasco (Abreu). LeMahieu 2b 412210.281 (1). HR—Rasmus (9), off Hendriks. Galvis ss 311010.241 Totals 31 28239 Hoover p000000 --- Castro, Carter), (Torreyes, Castro, WP—Quintana 2, Kahnle. Umpires—Home, Gonzalez rf 300001.223 RBIs—K.Davis (41), Vogt 3(17), Smith Nola p20000 1.071 Atlanta AB RHBI BB SOAvg. De La Rosa p000000 --- Sanchez). Mike Everitt; First,RyanBlakney; Second, Lyles p00000 0.500 (3), Dickerson 2(31), Longoria (35), Benoit p00000 0--- Inciarte cf 301010.299 b-Fuentes ph-cf 200002.207 BaltimoreIPHRERBBSONPERA Jordan Baker; Third, Bruce Dreckman. Amarista rf 200000.320 Rasmus (22). SB—K.Davis (2). CS— Ramos p00000 0--- Phillips 2b 400002.291 Totals 36 11 13 11 412 Beckham (2). SF—Dickerson. Runners left Gausman, L, 3-5 T—3:16. A—26,611 (35,051). Reynolds 1b 302110.314 1/ c-Blanco ph 000010.189 Markakis rf 402001.284 Milwaukee 000 000 001 —1 40 in scoring position—Oakland 6(Lowrie, 3 3 87 760746.49 Desmond lf 402200.283 2/ ANGELS12,ASTROS6 Neshek p00000 0--- Kemp lf 301011.326 Arizona 100 000 55x —11130 K.Davis 2, Vogt 2, Joyce); Tampa Bay3 Verrett 2 3 33 212444.22 Story ss 400001.203 Adams 1b 400002.263 Yacabonis 1244213536.00 Los Angeles AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Altherr rf 100001.289 a-walked for Anderson in the 7th. b-struck (Morrison, Souza Jr.2). RISP—Oakland 3 Valaika 3b 400001.212 Totals 36 5125310 Flowers c311000.343 Givens 120001162.61 Maybin cf 432011.261 Wolters c41100 1.302 out for De La Rosa in the7th. c-singled for 11; Tampa Bay3for 6. Runners moved Calhoun rf 412311.239 St. Louis AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Camargo 3b 400002.241 up—Healy,Longoria. GIDP—Longoria. DP— NewYork IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Senzatela p10000 1.167 forBradley in the 8th. d-popped out for Pujols dh 511102.240 Carpenter 1b 401000.223 Swanson ss 300101.213 Oakland 1(Lowrie, Pinder,Alonso). Green 222213532.41 a-Tapia ph-rf 110010.105 Scahill in the 9th. LOB—Milwaukee 8, Valbuena 3b 321122.179 Fowler cf 412300.230 Garcia p201000.176 Oakland IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Shreve 121102221.08 Dunn p00000 0--- Arizona5.2B—Arcia (9), Goldschmidt 2/ Piscotty rf 301011.259 a-Santana ph 100000.215 Holder 1 3 20 010293.04 Cron 1b 511101.221 Qualls p00000 0--- 2(17), Herrmann (3). HR—Broxton Hahn 573325933.56 Gyorko 3b 300012.307 Vizcaino p000000 --- Hendriks, BS, 2-2 Warren, W, 2-1 Simmons ss 412200.278 (7), off Bracho; Drury (7), offTorres; 2 d-Arenado ph 100001.286 Ramirez p000000 --- 2 1 /3 10 001312.30 Maldonado c41001 2.259 Diaz ss 411000.258 /3 21 101203.62 Totals 35 58537 Herrmann (6), off Torres; D.Peralta (5), 2/ Young Jr.lf41240 1.318 Pham lf 422101.302 Krol p000000 --- Coulombe, L, 0-1 German 2 3 20 011360.00 Chicago AB RHBI BB SOAvg. off Feliz; Goldschmidt (14), off Scahill. Totals 31 16129 2/ Green pitched to 2batters in the 3rd. Espinosa 2b 411003.164 Wong 2b 412102.294 RBIs—Broxton (17), D.Peralta 2(17), 3 11 000102.18 Jay cf-lf 512002.298 2/ Inherited runners-scored—Verrett 1-0, Totals 37 12 12 12 513 Fryer c40110 2.204 New York 101 000 000 —2 80 Goldschmidt 4(51), Lamb(57), Drury Axford 1 3 10 002265.40 Bryant 3b 311012.268 Wainwright p10000 1.250 Atlanta 010 000 000 —1 60 Tampa BayIPHRERBBSONPERA Shreve 1-1, Warren 1-0. WP—Gausman 2. Houston AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Rizzo 1b 411100.247 (25), Herrmann 3(14). SB—Brinson T—3:38. A—46,348 (49,642). Springer cf 421212.278 a-Garcia ph 010010.241 a-grounded out for Garcia in the 7th. (1), Perez (4), Arcia (3), Blanco 2(6). Archer 674438114 3.80 Zobrist lf 412300.228 Lyons p00000 0--- Whitley,W,2-1 Reddick rf 503100.282 Almoracf00000 0.270 b-singled for Blevins in the 9th. c-popped CS—Ahmed (4). S—Anderson. Runners INDIANS4,WHITESOX2 Altuve 2b 401110.322 b-Huffman ph 1 0000 1.000 out for Conforto in the 9th. LOB—New left in scoring position—Milwaukee 6 10000063.04 Heyward rf 401000.257 Bowman p00000 0--- Diaz, H, 4110 001145.23 Chicago AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Beltran dh 500001.237 Baez 2b 300011.250 York 8, Atlanta7.2B—Conforto (13), (Thames 3, Santana 2, Sogard); Arizona L.Garcia cf 302000.300 Gattis c50100 1.277 Rosenthal p00000 0--- Bruce (14), Lugo (1), Flowers (6). 3(Lamb,Drury 2). RISP—Milwaukee 0 Colome,S,18-21 Monteroc 412100.300 Oh p00000 0--- 120011282.05 Garcia cf 100000.229 Gonzalez ss 400013.313 Russell ss 412102.213 RBIs—Lagares (6), Flores (18), Swanson for 7; Arizona 3for 10. Runnersmoved Cabreralf20002 1.266 Gurriel 1b 411101.276 Totals 32 6106310 (27). SB—Reyes (9). CS—Reyes (1). SF— up—Lamb. Archer pitched to 2batters in the 7th. Arrieta p20000 2.107 Inherited runners-scored—Coulombe 1-0, Abreu 1b 310000.278 Bregman 3b 220020.245 Edwards p00000 0.000 Philadelphia 110 000 102 —512 1 Flores, Swanson. S—Lagares. Runners left Milwaukee IP HRER BBSO NP ERA A.Garcia rf 411001.332 Aoki lf 413100.269 St. Louis 000 032 01x —610 0 in scoring position—New York 5(Bruce, Anderson, L, 5-2 Whitley 2-0. Umpires—Home, Cory Blaser; b-Schwarber ph 111100.171 First, Jeff Nelson; Second, Laz Diaz; Frazier 3b 403201.222 Totals 37 610658 Ueharap 000000 --- a-walked for Wainwright in the 5th. Lugo 2, Cespedes 2); Atlanta 2(Phillips, 641118108 2.83 Sanchez 2b 402001.302 2/ Third, Doug Eddings. T—3:26. A—13,640 Los Angeles 102 060 210 —12120 c-Happ ph 100000.207 b-struck out for Lyons in the 6th. c-walked Adams). RISP—New York 2for 12; Atlanta Torres 3 33 302234.86 (31,042). Anderson ss 400004.257 Houston 002 400 000 —610 1 Davis p00000 0--- for Ramos in the 7th. E—Kendrick (1). 0for 4. Runners moved up—Conforto, Feliz022 220255.88 Narvaez c20000 0.242 Totals 35 712729 LOB—Philadelphia 8, St. Louis 5. 2B— Lagares, Camargo. GIDP—Cabrera, Adams. W.Peralta 134411266.57 b-Smith ph-c 200000.205 E—Gattis (5). LOB—Los Angeles 4, 1 YANKEES14,ORIOLES3 Herrera(23), Kendrick (7), Carpenter DP—New York 1(Cabrera,Walker,Flores); Scahill /3 11 10163.57 Houston 9. 2B—Cron(4),Simmons 2 Colorado 000 040 001 —5 80 BaltimoreABR HBIBBSOAvg. Davidson dh 300002.239 (7), Fowler (9), Wong 2(13). HR—Nava Atlanta 1(Swanson, Phillips, Adams). ArizonaIPHRERBBSONPERA Totals 32 282210 (14), Aoki (5). HR—Pujols (10), off Chicago 400 002 01x —712 0 2/ Smith rf 512101.261 Paulino; YoungJr. (2), off Feliz; Springer (3), off Bowman; Fowler (9), off Nola. New York IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Ray,W,7-3 6 3 30 0412108 2.62 Cleveland AB RHBI BB SOAvg. a-walked for Senzatela in the 5th. Lugo, W, 1-0761 126901.29 Hoover 00001064.22 Schoop 2b 401102.281 (17), off Chavez; Gurriel (7),off Chavez. RBIs—Herrera2(25), Nava(10), Kendrick Jones cf 300000.253 Robertson rf 301001.267 b-homered for Edwards in the 6th. c-flied (9), Joseph (30), Fowler 3(24), Pham Blevins, H, 10 100001162.01 De La Rosa, H, 8 c-Chisenhall ph-rf 100000.277 RBIs—Calhoun 3(30), Pujols (45), out for Ueharainthe 8th. d-struck out Reed, S, 11-13 100002132.70 1/ 00 00134.37 a-Kim ph-lf 100000.250 Valbuena (13), Cron (13), Simmons 2 (16), Wong (17), Fryer(3). SB—Pham 3 Trumbo dh-3b 400003.256 Lindor ss 401101.259 for Qualls in the9th. LOB—Colorado 7, (6). Runners left in scoring position— Atlanta IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Bradley 10000081.26 Brantley lf 400001.289 (28), Young Jr.4(7), Springer 2(40), Chicago 6. 2B—Reynolds (9), Wolters (6), Garcia, L, 2-5 772229993.16 Bracho 111100149.00 Davis 1b 401001.228 Reddick (24), Altuve (32), Gurriel (29), Philadelphia 5(Nava, Joseph, Franco Givens p00000 0--- Santana 1b 400002.218 Jay (7), Rizzo (11), Montero(3). HR— 3);St. Louis 3(Diaz, Fryer,Huffman). Vizcaino 10000062.08 Hoover pitched to 1batter in the 7th.Feliz Encarnacion dh 311010.246 Aoki (11). SB—Maybin 2(19), Simmons Zobrist (7), offSenzatela;Russell (4), off 2/ Mancini lf-1b 201020.284 RISP—Philadelphia 4for 15; St. Louis 4 Ramirez 3 10 010202.10 pitched to 4batters in the 7th. Inherited Ramirez 3b 410000.284 (8), Young Jr.(4). SF—Simmons. Runners 1 Castillo c30000 0.302 Lyles; Schwarber (11), off Lyles; Montero Krol /3 00 00055.11 runners-scored—W.Peralta 2-0, Scahill left inscoring position—Los Angeles2 for 12. Runners moved up—Saunders, Rickard cf 100000.266 Jackson cf 111010.286 (4), off Qualls. RBIs—LeMahieu 2(30), Carpenter. LIDP—Herrera. GIDP—Joseph, Inherited runners-scored—Krol 3-0. 3-3, Hoover 2-0, De La Rosa 3-0. T—3:26. a-Zimmer ph-cf 100011.246 (Cron, Espinosa); Houston 4(Altuve, Reynolds (54),Desmond 2(19), Rizzo HBP—Lugo (Flowers), Ramirez (Walker). A—30,370 (48,633). Hardy ss 312000.208 Beltran 2,Gurriel). RISP—Los Angeles 8 Diaz. DP—Philadelphia 2(Franco, Galvis), Joseph c00001 0.255 Perez c30110 0.139 (37), Zobrist3(21), Montero(8), Russell (Galvis, Kendrick, Joseph); St. Louis 2 WP—Garcia. Umpires—Home, Vic Gonzalez 2b 312100.333 for 14; Houston 2for 7. Runners moved (20), Schwarber (26). SB—Desmond (5). Carapazza; First,Mark Ripperger; Second, AMERICAN LEAGUE Tejada 3b-ss41210 0.308 up—Maldonado, Cron. GIDP—Pujols. DP— (Diaz, Wong, Carpenter), (Carpenter). Totals 34 39337 Totals 31 47336 Runners left in scoring position—Colorado Philadelphia IP HRER BBSO NP ERA TomHallion; Third, Phil Cuzzi. T—3:01. Houston 1(Gonzalez, Altuve, Gurriel). New York AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Chicago 000 002 000 —2 82 5(Desmond, Valaika 3, Amarista); Chicago Nola, L, 3-4 543326934.40 A—30,638 (41,500). RAYS 5,ATHLETICS4 Los Angeles IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Gardner lf 421011.268 Cleveland 010 200 10x —4 71 2 3(Bryant 2, Russell). RISP—Colorado 4for 2/ Oakland AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Chavez 3 /3 46 643745.06 Benoit 3 32 201244.37 Refsnyder lf 100001.105 1 D’BACKS11,BREWERS1 1/ 11; Chicago 3for 8. Runners moved up— Ramos /3 00 00173.38 Brugman lf 502002.375 a-walked for Jackson in the 6th. Parker 3 20 00092.20 Montero. GIDP—Heyward. DP—Colorado 1 Milwaukee AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Pinder ss 501002.234 Hicks cf 321220.317 b-grounded out for Narvaez in the 7th. Middleton, W, 1-0 Neshek 11000160.78 Judge rf 444310.344 (LeMahieu, Story,Reynolds). Neris 121111153.62 Brinson lf 200021.000 Lowrie 2b 511001.293 c-flied out for Robertson in the 7th. E—A. 100010162.35 Romine c00000 0.231 2 Colorado IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Thames 1b 400003.256 K.Davis dh 502102.244 Garcia (7), Narvaez (3), Robertson Alvarez, H, 11 /3 10 000164.30 St.Louis IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Holliday dh 321220.284 Senzatela 474426943.84 Wainwright, W, 7-4 Santana rf 401002.281 Alonso 1b 220021.310 (1). LOB—Chicago 6, Cleveland 6. Hernandez, H, 6 2 Castro2b52240 0.325 1 Lyles, L, 0-2 1 /3 22 200296.67 Perez 3b 401001.270 Healy 3b 411001.280 2B—A.Garcia (13), Frazier (10), Lindor 1 /3 10 003152.70 562224844.73 Sanchez c-1b 511301.276 Dunn 120001184.71 Lyons, H, 1110 001115.40 Bandy c40000 0.232 Vogt c40230 1.226 (17), Encarnacion (6), Gonzalez (1). Petit120 001102.82 1 Gregorius ss 502000.327 Qualls 1 /3 11 102204.11 Broxton cf 411103.224 Joyce rf 300010.194 RBIs—Frazier 2(31), Lindor (27), Perez Norris 100001132.43 Bowman, H, 13 Carter 1b-rf 302021.214 Chicago IP HRER BBSO NP ERA 111110154.71 Sogard 2b 400002.333 R.Davis cf 301000.213 (9), Gonzalez (1). SB—Zimmer (4). HoustonIPHRERBBSONPERA 1 Torreyes 3b 411010.280 Arrieta 4 /3 54 433824.68 Arcia ss 201020.262 a-Olson ph 000010.000 CS—L.Garcia (5). Runners left in scoring Paulino 465524776.59 Rosenthal, H, 9 Totals 37 14 15 14 94 Edwards, W, 2-0 100003152.66 Anderson p100001.148 1-Rosales pr 000000.229 position—Chicago 2(Anderson, Narvaez); Feliz, L, 2-1134 412303.86 2 Baltimore003 000 000 —3 91 2 1 /3 10 002271.07 Oh,S,15-17 142202263.10 a-Aguilar ph 000010.282 Totals 36 4104410 Cleveland 5(Robertson, Santana 2, Hoyt 1 /3 22 214374.87 New York 500 203 40x —14 15 0 1 Uehara, H, 8200 000192.82 Inherited runners-scored—Ramos 1-0. Torres p000000 --- Tampa BayABR HBIBBSOAvg. Perez, Gonzalez). RISP—Chicago 2for 7; Diaz 1 /3 11 1122311.57 Davis, S, 13-13 HBP—Wainwright (Kendrick). WP— Feliz p000000 --- Smith cf 323110.378 a-grounded out for Jones in the 8th. Cleveland 3for 12. Runners moved up— Gregerson 100001124.68 121102251.21 Ramos. T—3:09. A—47,325 (43,975). W.Peralta p000000.250 Dickerson dh 211210.328 E—Schoop (7). LOB—Baltimore7,New Ramirez, Brantley,Perez. GIDP—Abreu Paulino pitched to 2batters in the 5th. Inherited runners-scored—Qualls 1-0, Scahill p000000.000 Longoria 3b 401100.255 York 8. 2B—Smith (7), Schoop (19), 2. DP—Cleveland 2(Gonzalez, Lindor, Inherited runners-scored—Parker 2-2, Edwards 3-2. HBP—Arrieta (Blackmon). METS2,BRAVES1 d-Phillips ph 100000.200 Morrison 1b 401002.234 Hardy (8), Tejada (2), Hicks (13), Judge Santana), (Gonzalez, Lindor,Santana). Hernandez 1-0, Feliz 2-2, Diaz 1-0. Umpires—Home, Marvin Hudson; First, New York AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Totals 30 141513 Souza Jr.rf400002.253 (11), Gregorius (9). 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ODDS GOLF BASEBALL SPORTS BROADCASTS SUNDAY’S RESULTS TODAY’SGAMES PGA American League St. Jude Classic —Final Favorite Odds Underdog Baseball MLB (a-amateur) ASTROS...... -$128 (9.0)...... Rangers Daniel Berger ...... 70-68-66-66 —270-10 TWINS...... -$125 (9.5)...... Mariners COLLEGE 7p.m. Colorado at Pirates.Root Whee Kim...... 69-66-69-67 —271 -9 Orioles...... -$112 (10.0)... WHITE SOX Charl Schwartzel...65-66-74-66 —271 -9 Yankees...... -$118 (9.0)...... ANGELS 1p.m. NCAA Super Regional, Sports/93.7FM, 1480 AM, Pirates Rafa CabreraBello 70-66-65-71 —272 -8 National League Radio Network Kevin Chappell...... 68-67-68-69 —272 -8 PIRATES ...... -$120 (8.5)...... Rockies teams TBA(if necessary). ESPN or Billy Horschel...... 72-66-70-64 —272 -8 NATIONALS...-$240 (8.0)...... Braves ESPN2 Chez Reavie...... 66-65-72-69 —272 -8 METS...... -$120 (8.5)...... Cubs Basketball a-B. Thornberry.....71-69-67-65 —272 -8 PADRES...... -$115 (8.5)...... Reds 4p.m. NCAA Super Regional, Phil Mickelson...... 69-67-69-68 —273 -7 Interleague Dominic Bozzelli....69-67-69-69 —274 -6 RED SOX...... -$205 (10.5)...... Phillies teams TBA(if necessary). ESPN or NBAPLAYOFFS Chad Campbell...... 67-69-66-72 —274 -6 9p.m. Finals,Game 5, Cleveland Stewart Cink ...... 64-68-69-73 —274 -6 BASKETBALL ESPN2 BenCrane...... 68-65-68-73 —274 -6 TODAY’SGAME 7p.m. NCAA Super Regional, at Golden State. WTAE-4, WATM- Harris English ...... 67-72-70-65 —274 -6 Favorite Points (O/U) Underdog David Hearn...... 70-67-67-70 —274 -6 WARRIORS.... 8.5 (231.0)...... Cavaliers teams TBA(if necessary). ESPN or 23/970 AM Adam Scott ...... 71-64-71-68 —274 -6 Money Line: Warriors -$420 vs. Cavaliers Steve Wheatcroft..68-69-69-68 —274 -6 +$180. ESPN2 Boating Trey Mullinax ...... 68-66-72-69 —275 -5 COLLEGE FOOTBALL 8:30 p.m. NCAA Super Regional, Grayson Murray.....67-72-69-67 —275 -5 AUG. 31 Joel Dahmen ...... 70-66-69-70 —275 -5 Favorite Points (O/U) Underdog teams TBA(if necessary). ESPN or SAILING Fabian Gomez...... 69-69-67-70 —275 -5 Ohio St ...... 20 (NL)...... INDIANA Matt Jones...... 65-69-69-72 —275 -5 SEPT. 1 ESPN2 1p.m. America’sCup final. NBCSN Luke List...... 70-66-66-73 —275 -5 Washington.....30 (NL)...... RUTGERS Julian Etulain...... 74-67-68-67 —276 -4 SEPT. 2 Derek Fathauer...... 70-65-70-71 —276 -4 CLEMSON...... 40 (NL)...... Kent St Francesco Molinari 72-66-68-70 —276 -4 PENN ST...... 35 (NL)...... Akron Matt Every ...... 64-70-71-72 —277 -3 OKLAHOMA .....48 (NL)...... Utep TENNIS COLLEGES BASEBALL Graeme McDowell.69-69-71-68 —277 -3 USC...... 22 (NL)...... WMichigan Seamus Power ...... 69-65-72-71 —277 -3 Kyle Stanley...... 72-66-67-72 —277 -3 AFP/GETTY IMAGES h-Lsu ...... 10.5 (NL)...... Byu SUNDAY’S RESULTS BASEBALL MLB NOTRE DAME...13 (NL)...... Temple NCAA DIVISION I DRAFT ORDER Brandon Hagy...... 69-68-70-71 —278 -2 FRENCH OPEN Ian Poulter ...... 69-70-68-71 —278 -2 Rafael Nadal became the first man or a-Michigan ...... 3.5 (NL)...... Florida Singles SUPER REGIONALS Todaythrough Wednesday at-Alabama ...... 5.5 (NL)...... Florida St (Best-of-3,x-if necessary) FirstRound Kyle Reifers...... 68-68-73-69 —278 -2 woman to win 10 championships at the Men —Championship Robert Streb...... 72-67-67-72 —278 -2 SEPTEMBER 3 •Rafael Nadal (4), Spain, def.Stan At Louisville,Ky. 1. Minnesota, 2. Cincinnati, 3. SanDiego, l-VaTech...... 3(NL)...... WVirginia Saturday: Louisville 6, Kentucky 2; 4. Tampa Bay, 5. Atlanta, 6. Oakland,7. Kevin Tway...... 69-69-68-72 —278 -2 same major in the Open era. Wawrinka(3),Switzerland, 6-2, 6-3, T. VanAswegen.....73-67-65-73 —278 -2 UCLA...... 3.5 (NL)...... Texas A&M 6-1. Louisville advances Arizona, 8. Philadelphia, 9. Milwaukee, h- Houston 10. L.A. Angels, 11. Chicago White Ryan Brehm...... 70-71-70-68 —279 -1 Doubles At College Station, Texas Brian Campbell...... 68-72-68-71 —279 -1 a- Arlington, Texas Women—Championship Saturday: Texas A&M 12, Davidson 6; Sox, 12. Pirates,13. Miami,14. Kansas at- Atlanta Andres Gonzales ...72-69-69-69 —279 -1 •Bethanie Mattek-Sands, United Texas A&M advances City,15. Houston, 16. N.Y. Yankees, l- Landover,Md. 17. Seattle, 18. Detroit, 19. San Russell Knox...... 71-69-72-67 —279 -1 States, and Lucie Safarova (1), Czech At Corvallis, Ore. Brooks Koepka ...... 69-66-71-73 —279 -1 ••• Friday: Oregon State 8, Vanderbilt 4 Francisco,20. N.Y. Mets,21. Baltimore, Nadal rolls to Home team in CAPITAL letters Republic, def.Ashleigh Bartyand Casey Spencer Levin...... 68-69-74-68 —279 -1 22. Toronto, 23.L.A.Dodgers, 24. (O/U) =over/under Dellacqua, Australia, 6-2, 6-1. Saturday:OregonState 9,Vanderbilt 2; Seung-YulNoh ...... 73-67-68-71 —279 -1 ALL-TIMEMEN’S GRAND OregonState advances Boston, 25. Washington, 26. Texas, 27. NL =nolines Chicago Cubs,28. Toronto(Encarnacion- Michael Putnam....73-66-71-69 —279 -1 SLAM SINGLESTITLES At Long Beach, Calif. Cleveland), 29. Texas (Desmond- ScottStallings ...... 68-73-65-73 —279 -1 Through 2017 FrenchOpen Saturday: Cal State Fullerton 12, Long Cameron Tringale..69-69-69-72 —279 -1 TRANSACTIONS Beach State 0 Colorado), 30. Chicago Cubs (Fowler-St. Aus FreWim U.S Total Louis). Ryan Armour...... 73-67-70-70 —280 E record 10th win Roger Federer.....51 75 18 Sunday: Cal State Fullerton 2, Long K.J.Choi...... 72-69-70-69 —280 E SUNDAY’S MOVES Beach State 1; Cal State Fullerton CompetitiveBalanceRound A Rafael Nadal...... 11022 15 31. Tampa Bay, 32. Cincinnati, 33. Retief Goosen ...... 66-68-70-76 —280 E PeteSampras.....2-75 14 advances Oakland, 34. Milwaukee, 35. Minnesota, Mark Hubbard ...... 68-72-70-70 —280 E BASEBALL At Tallahassee, Fla. AMERICAN LEAGUE NovakDjokovic...61 32 12 36. Miami. Danny Lee...... 71-70-69-70 —280 E BALTIMORE ORIOLES —Optioned Roy Emerson...... 62 22 12 Saturday: Florida State 7, SamHouston Second Round Zac Blair ...... 74-67-70-70 —281 +1 at FrenchOpen RHP Stefan Crichton to Norfolk (IL). BjornBorg...... -6 5-11 State 6 37.Minnesota, 38. Cincinnati, 39. San ScottBrown ...... 64-72-73-72 —281 +1 Designated RHPEdwin Jackson for RodLaver ...... 32 42 11 Sunday: Florida State (44-21) vs. Sam Diego, 40. Tampa Bay, 41. Atlanta, 42. Alex Cejka...... 69-70-71-71 —281 +1 assignment. Recalled RHP Logan Verrett Bill Tilden...... --37 10 Houston State (44-22) (n) Pirates (2016No. 41 pick Nick Lodolo J.B. Holmes ...... 74-64-71-72 —281 +1 from Norfolk. Selected the contract of AndreAgassi...... 41 12 8 x-Today: SamHouston State vs. Florida not signed), 43.Oakland, 44. Arizona, Will MacKenzie .....74-66-71-70 —281 +1 RHP Jimmy Yacabonis from Norfolk. Jimmy Connors ..1-25 8 State, TBA 45. Philadelphia, 46. Milwaukee, 47. L.A. Greg Owen...... 71-68-73-69 —281 +1 SpaniardroutsWawrinka in Paris Agreed to terms with OF Adam Brett Ivan Lendl...... 23 -3 8 At Gainesville,Fla. Angels, 48. Colorado,49. Chicago White Xander Schauffele.69-69-70-73 —281 +1 Walker on aminor league contract. Fred Perry...... 11 33 8 Saturday: Florida 2, Wake Forest 1 Sox, 50. Pirates,51. Miami, 52. Kansas Willy Wilcox...... 71-68-69-73 —281 +1 MINNESOTA TWINS —Optioned LHP KenRosewall .....42 -2 8 (11 inn.) City,53. Houston, 54. N.Y. Yankees, 55. Brett Drewitt ...... 71-65-72-74—282 +2 to putend to GrandSlamdrought Randy RosariotoChattanooga(SL). Sunday: Florida (46-17) vs. Wake Seattle, 56. Houston (fromSt. Louis), Ernie Els...... 68-69-74-71—282 +2 Selected the contract of LHP Nik Turley BASKETBALL Forest (42-19),suspended 57.Detroit, 58. SanFrancisco,59. N.Y. BenMartin...... 70-71-70-71—282 +2 Sebastian Munoz ..64-67-75-76—282 +2 ASSOCIATED PRESS from Rochester.Designated RHP Drew x-Today: Wake Forest vs.Florida,TBA Mets, 60. Baltimore, 61.Toronto, 62.L.A. Rucinski for assignment. NBAPLAYOFF GLANCE At BatonRouge,La. Dodgers, 63. Boston, 64.Cleveland, 65. Michael Thompson70-70-70-72 —282 +2 OAKLAND ATHLETICS —Optioned RHP FINALS Saturday: LSU 4, Mississippi State 3 Washington, 66. Texas,67. ChicagoCubs Roberto Castro...... 71-70-69-73—283 +3 PARIS —Ashesat in front of aTVtowatch Frankie Montas to Nashville (PCL). (Best-of-7, x-if necessary) Sunday: LSU (47-17) vs. Mississippi Competitive Balance Round B Chris Stroud ...... 68-67-73-75—283 +3 SEATTLE MARINERS —Optioned State (40-25) (n) 68. Arizona, 69. SanDiego, 70. Colorado, John Huh...... 67-70-70-77—284 +4 last year’s FrenchOpenfinal, sidelined by an Golden State3,Cleveland1 Steven Alker ...... 70-69-71-75—285 +5 OF Boog Powell to Tacoma (PCL). June 1: Golden State 113, Cleveland 91 x-Today: Mississippi State vs. LSU, TBA 71. Cleveland, 72. Pirates, 73. Kansas injured left wrist, Rafael Nadal had no way Reinstated OF Mitch Haniger from the At Fort Worth, Texas City,74. Baltimore, 75. Houston(from TagRidings...... 71-68-71-75—285 +5 June 4: Golden State 132, Cleveland 113 Nick Watney...... 70-69-73-73—285 +5 to knowfor surethathewould returntothe 10-day DL. June 7: Golden State 118, Cleveland 113 Saturday: TCU3,Missouri State 2 St. Louis) TAMPABAY RAYS —Optioned RHPs Sunday: TCU8,Missouri State 1; TCU ThirdRound Rick Lamb...... 68-67-77-77—289 +9 Chih-Wei Hu, Ryan Gartonand Ryne June 9: Cleveland 137, Golden State 116 PGA CHAMPIONS height of his powers. Today: Cleveland at Golden State,9p.m. advances 76. Minnesota, 77. Cincinnati, 78. San Stanek to Durham (IL). Reinstated RHPs College World Series Diego, 79.Tampa Bay, 80. Atlanta, 81. Principal CharityClassic —Final Forthe second time in arow,the most im- Matt Andriese and Jumbo Diaz from the x-Thursday: Golden State at Cleveland, Brandt Jobe...... 67-66-69 —202 -14 9p.m. Saturday- June 28: TD Ameritrade Park, Oakland, 82. Arizona, 83. Philadelphia, portant matchatthe most important clay-court 10-day DL. Omaha, Neb. 84. Milwaukee, 85. L.A. Angels, 86. Scott McCarron ...... 67-70-66 —203 -13 TEXASRANGERS—Sent OF Carlos x-Sunday: Cleveland at Golden State, Kevin Sutherland .....66-69-68 —203 -13 tournament was being contested without him. 8p.m. Colorado, 87. Chicago White Sox, 88. Gomez to Round Rock (PCL) for arehab NOTICES Pirates,89. Miami, 90. Kansas City,91. Bernhard Langer ...... 66-71-67 —204 -12 As the 2017 edition at Roland Garrosbegan, assignment. Houston, 92. N.Y. Yankees, 93. Seattle, Scott Verplank...... 67-70-68 —205 -11 NATIONAL LEAGUE OUTDOORS 94. St. Louis, 95.Detroit, 96. San Steve Flesch...... 69-67-69 —205 -11 Nadal’s droughtwithout aGrand Slam title PIRATES —Recalled RHP A.J. Schugel. CAMPS TomLehman...... 69-67-69 —205 -11 •Eric Kasperowicz’s22nd annual youth Francisco, 97. N.Y. Mets, 98. Baltimore, was stretching to three full years. Selected the contract of RHP Edgar NOTICES 99. Toronto, 100. L.A. Dodgers, Stephen Ames...... 69-69-69 —207 -9 Santana from Indianapolis (IL). •Raccoon Creek State Park is holding football camp for players ages 5-14 will 101. Boston, 102. Cleveland, 103. MarcoDawson...... 68-70-69 —207 -9 “It was difficult,” said Nadal’s uncle and Optioned RHPsDovydas Neverauskas an All inaFlash: Fireflies event from be held from 8:30 a.m.-noon Monday- Washington, 104.Texas, 105. Chicago Michael Bradley ...... 68-68-72 —208 -8 and Tyler Glasnow to Indianapolis. 8:30-10:30 p.m. Friday.Joininand watch Thursday at Pine-Richland Stadium. Todd Hamilton...... 69-69-70 —208 -8 coach, Toni. “Wewereasking ourselves wheth- Designated RHPPat Light for Cubs. fireflies inaction, andexplorethe life Formoreinformation or to register Rounds 4-40 Jerry Kelly...... 67-71-70 —208 -8 er he would be ableachieve this onemore assignment. of the luminous insects in order to learn call 412-818-4051 or email eric@ Mark Brooks...... 74-67-68 —209 -7 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS —Optioned Minnesota, Cincinnati, SanDiego, how to keep them around for futures ekfootballcamp.com. Moredetails also Tampa Bay, Atlanta, Oakland, Arizona, Glen Day...... 66-67-76 —209 -7 time.” OF Socrates BritotoReno (PCL). generations. Theprogram is free but areatekfootballcamp.com. JoeDurant...... 70-69-70 —209 -7 Designated RHPTom Wilhelmsen for Philadelphia, Milwaukee, L.A. Angels, Turned out he could, and he did, as master- does requireregistration. Email Brittanie •Vincentian Boys Basketball Camp Colorado, Chicago WhiteSox, Pirates, Skip Kendall ...... 68-70-71 —209 -7 assignment. Reinstated RHP Zack Smith at [email protected] or call 724- for players in grades 4-9 will be held Woody Austin...... 69-72-69 —210 -6 ful as at anytime.Overwhelminglygoodfrom Greinke from paternity leave. Miami, Kansas City,Houston, N.Y. 899-3611. Monday-Saturday at Vincentian Yankees, Seattle, St. Louis, Detroit, JayDon Blake...... 70-71-69 —210 -6 ATLANTABRAVES—Optioned RHP Academy.Cost is $95 if registered Mark Calcavecchia....67-71-72 —210 -6 starttofinish in Sunday’s final, and forthe Jason Hursh to Gwinnett (IL). Placed •VentureOutdoorsisorganizing aBrew SanFrancisco, N.Y. Mets,Baltimore, Tasting Paddle from10a.m.-2 p.m. beforeMay 15 and $100 after.For Toronto, L.A. Dodgers, Boston, Cleveland, Lee Janzen...... 73-68-69 —210 -6 entire twoweeks,Nadal wonhis record 10th LHP Eric O’Flahertyonthe10-day more information, contact coach David Frost...... 70-70-71 —211 -5 DL. Recalled RHP Matt Wisler from Saturday on the North Shore. The event Washington, Texas, Chicago Cubs FrenchOpentitle with a6-2,6-3, 6-1 victory will begin with apaddle from Kayak Tim Tyreeat412-452-5995 or WesShort Jr...... 68-76-67 —211 -5 Gwinnett. Selected the contract of LHP Jerry Smith ...... 73-68-70 —211 -5 Sean Newcomb from Gwinnett. Pittsburgh North Shoretothe Allegheny [email protected]. SOCCER over 2015 champion Stan Wawrinka. City Brewing company for atasting. •Fox Chapel will host two boys David Toms...... 68-70-73 —211 -5 MIAMI MARLINS —Optioned RHP Doug Garwood...... 72-68-72 —212 -4 “A perfect Roland Garrosfor me,” Nadal Brian Ellington to New Orleans (PCL). Program costs $47. Participantsmust be basketball camps at the high school gym. The first session will be June USL Gary Hallberg ...... 73-71-68 —212 -4 Recalled RHP DrewSteckenrider from 21 or older.Email info@ventureoutdoors. EASTERN CONFERENCE said. org or call 412-255-0564. 19-22 and the second will be July Brian Henninger...... 72-68-72 —212 -4 New Orleans. WLTGDPTs Tim Petrovic...... 69-75-68 —212 -4 Call it aPerfect10. NEW YORK METS—Designated LHP •Prince Gallitzin State Park is offering 10-13. Times are9:30-10:30 a.m. for Little Foxes(Pre-K to third grade) Charleston...... 8231127 Clark Dennis...... 69-73-71 —213 -3 Sean Gilmartin for assignment. Agreed aKayaking 101 event from 3-4:30 p.m. Tampa Bay...... 635 823 Or as the Nadalspreferred:LaDecima, Span- Saturday.This event is forfirst-time and 9:30 a.m.-noon for the Running John Huston...... 72-70-71 —213 -3 to terms with RHP Daniel Bard on a Louisville...... 614 722 Gene Sauers...... 72-70-71 —213 -3 ishfor “The Tenth.” minor league contract. kayakers and will teach participants Foxes(grades 4-6). The camp is aimed NewYork...... 562 -4 17 how to kayak safely beforehitting at improving basketball basics and BobTway...... 71-71-71 —213 -3 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES —Placed 2B Rochester ...... 415 217 Olin Browne ...... 70-71-72 —213 -3 “I playmybest at all events, butthe feeling Cesar Hernandez on the 10-day DL. fundamentals. Cost persession is $80 the water for an easytriparound Ottawa ...... 434 216 Bill Glasson ...... 70-76-67 —213 -3 hereisimpossible to describe.It’s impossible Reinstated RHP Joaquin Benoit from the Killbuck Cove.Participants must be at for the Little Foxesand $100 for the Bethlehem...... 561 016 10-day DL. Running Foxes. The discounted price TomPernice Jr...... 71-69-73 —213 -3 least 12 years of age. Pre-registration Orlando...... 444 016 Fran Quinn...... 73-70-70 —213 -3 to compareittoanother place,” Nadal said. ST.LOUIS CARDINALS —Claimed LHP is required and space is limited. for attending both sessions is $140 Cincinnati ...... 454 016 Sean Gilmartin off waivers from the Mike Goodes...... 70-71-73 —214 -2 “The nerves, the adrenaline,Ifeel on the Email [email protected] or and $175. Make checks payable to Riverhounds ...... 454 -1 16 Loren Roberts...... 72-71-71 —214 -2 N.Y. Mets and optioned him to Memphis call Beth at814-674-1000 ext. 105 by Zach Skrinjar,845 Jancey St., Pgh., Saint Louis ...... 443 -2 15 (PCL). Duffy Waldorf ...... 71-72-71 —214 -2 courtare impossible to comparetoanother Thursday. PA 15206. Formoreinformation, call Charlotte ...... 334 013 LPGA SAN DIEGO PADRES —Optioned •SCity Outdoors is partnering with or email Skrinjar at 412-519-5957 or feeling. This is the most important event in RHP KevinQuackenbush to El Paso Harrisburg...... 254 -5 10 LPGA Classic —Final the nonprofit organization Hope for [email protected]. Richmond...... 274 -6 10 (x-won on first playoff hole) my career.” (PCL). Designated RHP Jake Esch for Heroes to host aBassfor Bashioum •Pine-Richland baseball coach Kurt assignment. Selected the contract of Toronto...... 175-12 8 x-AriyaJutanugarn 67-70-65-69—271-17 Not onlydid Nadal winevery set he played fishing tournament to raise money for Wolfe will hold the Pine-Richland WESTERN CONFERENCE In Gee Chun...... 67-66-68-70—271-17 RHP Phil Maton from El Paso. the children of fallen Canonsburg police Baseball Camp from 9a.m.-noon June WASHINGTON NATIONALS —Placed WLTGDPTs Lexi Thompson...... 67-65-67-72—271-17 in thetournament, he dropped atotal of only officer Scott Bashioum from 6-11 a.m. 19-22 at the high school field. Cost is SanAntonio ...... 9041731 Jodi Ewart Shadoff 66-69-68-69—272-16 RHP Koda Glover on the 10-day DL. Sunday.The fishing tournament will $100. Contact Wolfeat724-553-8092 35 games,the secondfewest by anyman on the Reinstated RHP Joe Blanton from the Salt Lake City...... 11 1019 33 L. Gonzalez Escallon65-72-70-67—274-14 10-day DL. take placeatChartiers Park, with check- or [email protected] to register. Colorado Springs ...... 545120 Mi Hyang Lee ...... 64-72-70-68—274-14 waytoany titleatamajor tournament with AMERICAN ASSOCIATION in for participants beginning at 5:15 a.m. •Triple Threat Training and the United Reno ...... 533918 Perrine Delacour .... 71-62-71-71—275-13 all matches beingbest-of-five-sets in the Open FARGO-MOORHEAD REDHAWKS — First place in the tournament will win States Basketball Association will Rio Grande...... 542 517 Minjee Lee...... 68-66-69-72—275-13 Signed OF Mike Schwartz. Released INF aprize of $1,000,with individuals aged hold atwo-day basketball camp from 9 Seattle...... 562-7 17 Lindy Duncan...... 68-65-67-75—275-13 era, whichdates to 1968. Brett Wiley. 18 and older eligible to participate. Ages a.m.-3 p.m. June 22-23 at Deer Lakes Swope Park...... 541 416 Suzann Pettersen... 64-71-68-73—276-12 “On paper,whenyou look at thescores, it all ST.PAUL SAINTS—Released CTony 12-17 may participate with parental High School. Cost is $125.Players can Sacramento...... 463-2 15 Austin Ernst...... 73-65-72-67—277-11 Caldwell and LHP CoreyWilliams. consent and apartner aged 18 or older. register at www.usbahoops.com. Phoenix...... 550-4 15 Chella Choi...... 70-68-70-69—277-11 seems fairly easy,”Nadal said. “But it’s not.” TEXASAIR HOGS —ReleasedRHP Jared Pre-registration is encouraged but not •Oakland Catholic will host agirls Tulsa...... 560-4 15 B. M. Henderson .... 71-67-68-71—277-11 No otherman or woman has won10cham- Mortensen and OF Jake Luce. required. Visit www.scityoutdoors.com. basketball clinic from 1-5 p.m. June Vancouver...... 462-2 14 Hyo Joo Kim...... 65-67-73-72—277-11 WINNIPEGGOLDEYES —Signed RHP •The Audubon Society of Western 27-29 and from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Aug. 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Comey alsohas said Ses- “I don’tunderstand why some kind of relationship” Lawmakerspress presidenttoprovide sions did not respond when he the president just doesn’t with him when he called him complained he didn’t “want to twice beforethe inauguration gettime alone with the presi- clear this matter up once to “shoot thebreeze.” materials with Comey, if they exist dent again.” TheJustice De- and forall.” He said Trump reached out partment has denied that, say- to him again after the inaugu- SEN. SUSAN COLLINS, R-MAINE ASSOCIATED PRESS tioning by senators on the pressed the White House,” he ing Sessions stressed to Comey rationbut he refused to call Senate Intelligence committee said. theneed to be careful about back, shortly beforehewas WASHINGTON —Fellow following appropriate policies. fired. Republicans pressed Presi- Tuesday. Whether thathearing Trump’s aides have dodged will be public or closed is not questions about whether con- “Wewanttobeabletoget On Comey’s accusations that dentTrump on Sundayto his side of it,” Lankfordsaid. in atweet. “Very ‘cowardly!’ ” Trump pressed him to drop the yetknown. versations relevant to theRus- come clean about whether he Sen. Jack Reed, D-R.I., said Several Republican lawmak- FBI investigationofFlynn, “I don’t understand whythe sia investigation have been has tapes of privateconversa- “there’s areal question of ers also criticized Comey fordis- Bharara said “no one knows president just doesn’tclear recorded, and so has the presi- tions with former FBI Direc- thepropriety” of Sessions’ closing memos he had written right nowwhether thereisa tor James Comey and provide this matter up once and for dent. Pressed on the issue Fri- involvement in Comey’sdis- in the aftermath of his private provablecase of obstruction” them to Congress if he does all,” said Sen. Susan Collins, day, Trump said “I’ll tell you missal, because Sessions had conversations with Trump,call- of justice.But: “I think there’s — or possibly face asubpoena, R-Maine,amember of that about thatmaybe sometime in stepped aside from the federal ing thataction “inappropriate.” absolutelyevidence to begin as a Senate investigation into committee,referring to the thevery near future.” investigationintocontacts be- But, added Lankford“releasing acase.” collusion with Russia or ob- existence of anyrecordings. Lankfordsaid Sessions’ tes- tween Russia and the Trump hismemos is not damaging to Democratic Sen. Dianne struction of justice extended She described Comey’s timonyTuesdaywillhelp flesh campaign. Comey was leading national security.” Feinstein of California, a to aTrump Cabinet member. testimonyas“candid” and out the truth of Comey’s al- thatprobe. TheNew York City federal member of theIntelligence It was asignofescalating “thorough” and said she would legations,including Sessions’ Reed said he also wants to prosecutor whoexpected to committee,sent aletterto fallout from riveting testimo- supportasubpoena if needed. presence at theWhite House in knowifSessions had more remain on the job when Trump Sen. ChuckGrassley,R-Iowa, ny from Comey last week of Trump “should voluntarily February when Trump asked meetings with Russian offi- took office butended up being urging him to investigate pos- undue pressurefromTrump, turn themover, ”Collins said. to speak to Comey alone.Com- cials as aTrump campaign ad- fired saidhewas made uncom- sible obstruction of justice by whichdrew an angry response Sen. James Lankford, R- ey allegesthatTrump then viser than have been disclosed. fortablebyone-on-one interac- Trump in Grassley’s position from the president on Friday Okla., also amember of that privatelyasked him to drop the Trump on Sundayaccused tions with thepresident—just as chairman of the Judiciary thatComeywas lying. committee,agreed the pan- probe into former national se- Comey of“cowardly” leaks likeComey was.Preet Bharara Committee.Feinstein is the Attorney General Jeff Ses- el needed to hear anytapes curity adviser Michael Flynn’s and predictedmanymorefrom told ABC’s “This Week” that top Democratonthatpanel sions was in forsharpques- that exist. “We’veobviously contacts with Russia. him.“Totally illegal?” he asked Trump was trying to “cultivate and amemberofboth. Trump’sU.K.visit plans up in the air

He facesbacklash Shah, said Sunday:“Thepresi- dent has tremendous respect for criticism of London forPrime Minister May. That subject nevercame up on the MayorSadiq Khan call.” Shah did not specify whichcall he was referringto. THEWASHINGTON POST Aspokeswoman forthe BRANCHBURG, N.J. — primeminster said: “The PresidentTrump’s plans for queen extended an invita- astate visit to Britain later tiontoPresident Trump to this year nowappear up in visitthe U.K.,and there is no the air,ashefaces abacklash changetothose plans.” from across the pondfor his May, herself,has her hands criticismofLondon Mayor full rightnow,with her party Sadiq Khan in the immediate losing its controlling major- aftermath of the June 3ter- ity in Parliament following a rorist attackinwhich eight snapelection thatshe called peopledied. in hopesofsolidifyingher Due to previous comments position.Tomaintain power, Trump was alreadyunpopu- theConservativeParty has lar in the United Kingdom, to strikeadeal with the small and avisit of anysortcould Democratic Unionist Partyin prompt large protests. The NorthernIreland,but there is Guardiannewspaper, quoting speculationthatevenifsuch AP anonymous sources, reported abargain is reached, May Governor Ricardo Rossello (right) and Congresswoman representing PuertoRicoJennifer Gonzalezcelebratethe that TrumprecentlytoldBrit- could stillbeforced to resign resultsofareferendum on the status of the island Sundayatthe NewProgressivePartyheadquartersinSan Juan, ishPrime Minister Theresa by membersofher ownparty. PuertoRico. Mayinaphone callthathe does not wanttogoforward with astate visituntil the “The queen extended an British peoplesupport such invitation to President avisit. TheWhite House call Trump to visit the U.K., was made “inrecent weeks,” Acause forcelebration according to a10Downing and thereisnochange to Street adviser whowas in the those plans.” room, the Guardian wrote. SPOKESWOMAN FORTHERESA MAY economic crisis thathas Turnout was lowatsome Thestatement surprised May, PuertoRicans paradein helped drive almost halfa polling places,but thatwas according to those present. million Puerto Ricans to the notaproblem1,600miles Whilethe WhiteHouse has said avisit would come later If Mayisforced out, Trump mainland in the past decade. to the north, wheretens of would loseaninternational NewYork, back statehood Unemploymentonthe is- thousandsturned out in this year,the exact schedule remainsunannounced. At ally. While manyofMay’s land,whichhas 3.4 million NewYorkCity to celebrate European counterparts have USATODAY leastpublicly,Trump and leading opponents to ques- residents,stands at 12 per- Puerto Rico by dancing to forcefullychallenged Trump tion the validity of the vote. cent,and the cost of living salsa music and waving— Mayare acting as if the trip ForPuerto Ricans,Sunday is still on. and kept him at adistance, Beyond lowturnout, other has risen rapidly. or wearing —PuertoRican she has tried to fosterapro- was aday of celebration and factors undercut the vote’s Statehood’s advocates say flags. White House press secre- contention. Aparade in New tary Sean Spicerlabeled the ductive relationshipwiththe significance: it would help the economy; That moodlargelyover- unpopular president—amove York Cityfeatured aman —Congress has thefinal its opponents warnthatthe shadowedthe controversy Guardianreportas“false,” thatsome deemedaterror- withoutciting specifics, and a thatcould have contributedto sayoverwhetherthe ter- island will loseits cultural over one participant: Oscar theelection losses. ist, and anon-binding refer- ritorychanges itsstatus, identity andstruggle even Lopez Rivera, 74, aformer White House spokesman, Raj enduminPuertoRicoonthe makingthe vote merelyan morefinanciallybecause it member of the militant island’spolitical status was advisoryopinion. will suddenlyhavetopay Puerto Ricannationalist boycotted by several parties, —The ballot language was millions of dollars in federal group FALN.Hespent 35 including the leadingoppo- not approved by the Justice taxes. years in prison forhis in- NATION sition group. Department, whichrejected “The cost of statehood volvement with the group, As NewYork’s annual an earlier version because on the pocketbook of every whichwas responsible for PuertoRican DayParade it did not allow voters to en- citizen, every business,ev- bombingsthatkilled and NEW YORK movedalong FifthAvenue, dorse the territorial status ery industry will be devas- maimeddozens in the1970s votersonthe home island quo.Thatoptionwas then tating,” Carlos Delegado, and ‘80s. Sources: Uber discussing leavefor CEO cast ballotsoverwhelmingly added, butthe department secretary of the opposition Theattacks included a endorsing statehood. The said it had not had enough Popular Democratic Party, lunchtime blast in 1975 that NEW YORK —The boardofUberwas meeting Sundayto Associated Press reported time to reviewthe changes, told AP.“Whateverwemight killed four peopleathistoric consider placing the CEO of the ride-hailing companyon that nearly half amillion and asked thatthe election receive in additional federal Fraunces Tavern in Lower leave, according TheNew York Times and other news outlets. voteswerecast forstate- be postponed.Itwas not. funds will be canceled by the Manhattan, lessthan amile TheTimes reported thatthree people with knowledgeof hood, butthe participation Thevotecame againstthe amount of taxes the island from the newWorld Trade the matter have confirmed thatUber’s boardwas meeting to rate was just 23 percent, backdrop of afinancial and will have to pay. ” Center. consider recommendations from alaw firm hiredtoreview Uber’s corporate cultureand thatthe boardmay decide to put CEO Travis Kalanickontemporary leave. Uber Technologies Inc. has been rocked by accusations that its management has fostered aworkplace environment where harassment, discrimination and bullying areleft unchecked. Judgerules neo-Nazi notathreat NEW MEXICO Officials believe man threatened to kill people, is athreattothe community. neo-Nazi beliefs,until he re- Pharmacists to be able to prescribe birth control Russell,21, was charged last portedlyconverted to Islam. blowup places;hewas found with explosives month with possession of Arthurs was arrested on SANTAFE—The state’s PharmacyBoard has adopted a unregistereddestructive de- May19. Police found his newregulation thatallows pharmacists forthe firsttime to THE WASHINGTONPOST bomber TimothyMcVeigh vices and unlawful storage roommates,22-year-old Jere- write prescriptions forhormonal contraceptives, meaning a was on his dresser. of explosive material. my Himmelman and 18-year- woman won’t need to visit aphysician in most cases to obtain Brandon Russell is capa- Prosecutors believe those Federal officialsfound old Andrew Oneschuk,with birth control. bleofmaking abomb—and reasons should keep Russell out about Russell after his gunshot wounds in the head Reports saythe move is in response to the shortage of pri- he admitted doing so. behind bars whileheawaits roommate,aformerneo- andupper body.They also mary caredoctors,gynecologists and obstetricians in the state, Officials believe he also trialonfederal charges.A Nazi whoisbelievedto found Russell,crying out- especiallyinrural areas.Officials saythishas led to higher participated in neo-Nazi judge, however, disagreed have converted to Islam, side their apartment after rates of unintended pregnancies in NewMexico.The execu- chat roomswherehethreat- and decided thatRussell can admitted killing twoother finding his roommates dead. tive director of the NewMexico Pharmacists Association says ened to kill people and blow be released on bond. roommates.Devon Arthurs Police discoveredRus- atraining program forthe professionals has begun accepting up places. In arulingFriday, U.S. confessedthatheshot his sell’sbomb-making devic- students.Pharmacists prescribing birth control will need to Investigators found guns, Magistrate JudgeThomas roommates for“disrespect- es,aswell as an explosive access the patient’s needs and taketheir bloodpressure. ammunition and whitesu- McCoun III of afederal- ing” his newfaith. The knownasHTMD (hexameth- Because pharmacists arenot required to participate in the premacist propaganda in district courtinTampa 18-year-old also told police ylene triperoxidediamine), nine hour-training, officials arenot surehow manywillat- his bedroom, courtrecords said he does notbelieve thatall four of them, who in thegarage after search- tend. say. Aframed photograph there’s “clear and convinc- livedinanapartment in ingthe apartment,court of convicted Oklahoma City ingevidence”thatRussell Tampa,shared common records say. —Associated Press B8 · MONDAY, JUNE 12, 2017 Polish policechargeSolidarity activist, other protesters

neverattackedanofficer and Cops ask courts to charge 91 onlytried to defend himself. “There was definitely no aggression from my side,” involved in demonstration FrasyniuktoldThe Associ- ated Press.“Our gathering ASSOCIATED PRESS “Therewas definitely no was lawful and in line with the WARSAW —Polish police aggression from my side. constitution, and it was the said Sunday that they arefil- Our gathering was lawful police officers whoviolated ing charges against dozens of the law. ” people,including aprominent and in line with the “Wehavethe righttoshow democracyactivist from the constitution, and it wasthe ouranxiety with what is hap- Solidarity era, forobstructing policeofficerswho violated pening in Poland,” he added. amemorialobservance forthe Themonthlyobservance has late President LechKaczyn- the law.” become aflashpoint between ski, whodied in aplane crash WLADYSLAWFRASYNIUK Kaczynskiand his supporters, in Russia sevenyears ago. PROMINENT MEMBER OF whoinsist they areobserving Thecrash occurred April SOLIDARITY IN THE 1980S areligiousmemorial forthe 10, 2010, and on the 10thof dead,and hisopponents, who every month Kaczynski’s sur- violating the bodily integrity accuse him of using the me- vivingtwin brother Jaroslaw of apolice officer,acrime that morial forpolitical purposes. Kaczynski, chairman of the carries asentence of up to They morebroadly object to conservativeruling party, threeyears.Inall, policeasked the political directionunder leadsamemorial observance courts to charge91protesters. Kaczynski’s party,whichthe in Warsawinhonor of his “WladyslawFrasyniuk used European Unionaccuses of brotherand the 95 otherswho his physical strengthagainst rule-of-lawviolations. died with him. apoliceman and blockeda Kaczynski delivers ashort Protesterstried to blockthe legalgathering,” the Interior speech eachmonth in which observance Saturdayevening, Ministry said. “He was not he denouncesthose whom he with some chaining them- detained. He was responsible accuses of trying to harmPo- selves together on astreet, for the violation of the integ- land,including Russia, which and were removedbypolice. rity of an officer on the job. he has blamedfor the crash, Warsawpolicesaid they In Poland, everyone is equal and his domestic political op- were charging WladyslawFra- beforethe law. ” ponents. Polish and Russian AFP/GETTY IMAGES syniuk, aprominent member Frasyniuk disputed the investigations have found it Policemove in SaturdayinWarsaw, Poland, to remove protesters trying to block the of Solidarity in the 1980s,with ministry’s claim,sayinghe to be an accident. monthly ceremonymarking the presidential plane crash in Smolensk. On theroad to victory

Macron’s takeover manycandidates with no politi- cal experience at all—was on of French politics course to deliverhim alegisla- tive majority so crushingthat is all but complete Macron’s rivals fretted thatthe 39-year-old president will be ASSOCIATED PRESS able to govern France almost PARIS —Emmanuel Ma- unopposed forhis fullfive-year cron’s takeover of French term. Record-lowturnout, however, politicsisall butcomplete. The took someshine offthe achieve- newlyelected Frenchleader’s ment. Less than 50 percent of gamble thatvoters wantedto the47.5 million electors cast throw out old faces and try ballots —showingthatMacron something newispaying off has limitedappeal to many vot- in full —first by giving him ers. thepresidencyand,onSunday, Macron intends to set his thecrucial first steptoward largeand likely pliantcohort PHOTOS: AP securing thelegislativepower of legislators,all of them hav- ing into the decisive second to deliveronhis pledgeoffar- ing pledged allegiance to his French President Emmanuel reaching change. round of voting next Sundayfor program,toworkimmediately. the 577 seatsinthe lower-house Macron and his wifeBrigitte As when voters turned the He wants, within weeks,tostart Macron pick up ballots previously unelectedMacron National Assembly. reforming Frenchlabor laws to Macron’s prime minister, beforevoting Sundayinthe into France’s youngest presi- make hiringand firingeasier, EdouardPhilippe,confidently first round of the two-stage dentlast month, Sunday’s first andlegislate agreater degree declared Sundaynight thatthe legislativeelections in Le roundofvoting in two-stage of honestyintoparliament, secondroundvote wouldgive To uquet, northern France, legislative elections again to staunch the steady flow of Sunday. brought stinging blackeyesto scandals that over decades have the assembly a“newface.” traditional partiesthat, having eroded voter trustinthe politi- “France is back,” he said. Avoter picks up ballotsat monopolized powerfor decades, cal class. PollstersestimatedthatMa- apolling station Sundayin arebeing utterly routedbyMa- With 94 percent of votes cron’scamp could endupwith Marseille,southern France. cron’s politicalrevolution. counted, Macron’s camp was as manyas450 seats—and that His fledgling Republic on comfortably leading withmore theopposition in parliament the Move!—contesting its than 32 percent —puttingit would be fragmented as well first-everelectionand fielding well ahead of all opponentsgo- as small.

WORLD IRAN Police: Bombing suspects freed

5planes of food sent to Qatar counterterrorism policing suspects were released. All 22 arrested letgowithout fornorthwest England, said Suspects arrested under TEHRAN —The nation has sent four cargo planes of food police believe Abedi as- terrorism laws can be held to Qatar and plans to provide 100 tonsoffruit and vegetables chargeinManchesterincident sembled the bombhimself, forupto14daysbeforethey every day, Iranianofficials said, amid concerns of shortages butit’s unclear“whether must be charged or released. afterQatar’s biggest suppliers severedtieswiththe import- ASSOCIATED PRESS were leaving an Ariana he acted alone in obtain- Jacksonsaidpolice had dependent country. LONDON —All thesus- GrandeconcertMay 22, kill- ingthe materials forthe tracedAbedi’s movements Qatar has beenintalks withIran and Turkeytosecurefood ing 22 peopleand himself. device... and whether oth- in the weeks beforethe at- and water supplies after Saudi Arabia, the United ArabEmir- pects arrestedoverlast month’sManchesterconcert Shortlyafter the attack, ers kneworwerecomplicit tack in detail, and “under- ates,Egypt and Bahrain cut links,accusing Doha of supporting policesaid they had round- in the storageofmaterials stand howthe chemicalsand terrorism.Qatar says theallegations arebased on lies. bombinghavebeen released without charge, British po- ed up members of Abedi’s knowing what wasbeing equipmentwereobtained Thehead of the industries,businessand tradeorganisa- lice said Sunday, acknowl- network. But Greater Man- planned.” and wherethe bomb was tion in the Fars province was also quoted by the Tasnim news edging thatdetectivesare chester Police saidSunday Jackson said some of assembled.” agencyassaying on Sundaythe first planes carrying food to still not surewhether the that all 22 people arrested thosearrested had offered He said the vast police in- Qatar hadflown from the southern city of Shiraz. attackerhad accomplices. on suspicion of terrorism “accounts whichexplain in- vestigationwillcontinue“as Salman Abedi,aBriton of offenses have nowbeen re- nocent contact with Abedi.” we work to understand the CONGO Libyanheritage,detonated leasedwithoutcharge. He said risk to the public full extentofthe involve- Prison attack kills 11, frees900 prisoners aknapsackbomb as crowds Russ Jackson,head of had been considered before mentofanyone else.” KINSHASA—Armed men attacked aprison Sunday in the easterncity of Beni,killing at least11and freeing morethan 900 prisoners,agovernment official said. Eightprison guards were among the 11 dead, said North Kivu provincial governor Julien Paluku. About 30 prisoners remained in the Kangbayi prisonfollowing the afternoon at- tack, he said. Paluku announced acurfewinBeni andnearbyButembo. “Onlythe army and the policehavethe right to circulate in order to have control over the enemy, ”hesaid.

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newspaper Conn’sattorney: ‘99 percent’certain were identi- cal, adding it is his clientbased on writing style that “sealed it forme.” ASSOCIATED PRESS ed thatConnnot be charged White said with crimes related to flee- thatafter LEXINGTON, Ky.—Some- ing. Among other suggested one claiming to be afugitive lookinginto termsfor surrenderinclude Conn Kentucky lawyer at thecenter attorney-cli- arequest that they be made of anearly$600 millionSocial ent restric- Security fraudcase has con- available forpublic review. tions,heprovidedsome in- tacted anewspaper to spell Conn’s attorney,Scott White, formation to theFBI. out proposed terms of his sur- told TheAssociated Press on TheAPwas unable to con- render. Sundaythathealso received firmwhether the emails were Disability lawyer Eric C. an email with some of the from Conn. Conn,who disappeared a same details and is convinced FBI spokesmanDavid Hab- month before hissentenc- it was from hisclient due in ichonlysaidSundaythatthe ing, faces an outstandingFBI parttoConn’s particular style agencyistrying to locate him. warrant forhis arrest. The of writing. He addedthat“my The FBI has said Conn’s elec- Lexington Herald-Leader re- certainty is 99 percent.” White tronic monitoring devicewas ports the terms received in an said the terms outlined in both found June 2inLexington in emailtothe newspaper includ- theemail to himand to the abackpackalongInterstate 75. Will theyspreadthe wealth? Some hope California “Starting out the year,itseemedlikeitwas going to be winnerof$447M the worstyearinthe world, and six months later,our storehit the Powerball. We’revery, very grateful forthis Powerballhelpsarea to happen to our store.” ASSOCIATED PRESS MATTHEWALBERRE LIQUOR STORE OWNERWHERE POWERBALL TICKET WASSOLD LOS ANGELES—Asole winning Powerball ticket worth$447.8 million and as well as to motorists pass- the worst year in the world, matching allsix numberswas ing through the area about 80 and six months later,our store sold in SouthernCalifornia milesfromLos Angeles. hit thePowerball. We’revery, and will claim the 10thlargest Liquor storeowner Mat- very grateful forthis to hap- lottery prizeinU.S. history, thew Alberre said he does not pen to our store,” Alberre said. lottery officials said Sunday. know whichofhis custom- SunCityresidents were Thewinningticketwas sold ers wonthe jackpot or what wondering if they might know at Marietta Liquor &Deli in his familywill do with the the winner. the small city of Menifee,the $1 million bonus set aside for At abreakfast at the local CaliforniaLottery said in a theretailer thatsells the win- KnightsofColumbus organiza- statement. Lottery officials ning ticket. tion, Armand Blais said people said the earliest the ticket “We’re so blessedfor this to therehoped the ticketholder could be redeemed is 8a.m. happen,” said Alberre,who livedintheir community and Monday, and the winner has owns the storewithhis father. would assist their effortsto one year to claimthe prize. Theyear beganterribly for build anew church. Thestorejust offahighway thefamilybecause Alberre’s “We’rehoping they’reapa- caters to retirees wholivein father was diagnosed with pul- rishioner andthey’llbring us the Sun City part of Menifee monary fibrosis. achecktomorrow, ”said Blais, thatwas originally developed “Starting out the year,it presidentofthe SunCityCiv- as aretirement community seemed like it wasgoing to be ic Association’s board. LA E S

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Physical require- ELISSAJEAN DICKSON WESTMORELAND County FOOD SERVICE ments include the ability to lift up a/k/a deceased PARKWOODINN to 20 pounds, bending, stooping JEAN E. DICKSON All Kitchen Positions and twisting while performing the a/k/a job. EXECUTORS Applyinperson -SWGreensburg JEANDICKSON NOTICE Successful candidate must pass CourtTerm No. drug and background screenings. 6517-1065 Letters testamentaryonthe above Late of estate, having been granted to Applications being accepted from GREENSBURG theundersigned by the Register ...helps youreach 8am to 4pm WESTMORELAND County of Wills, notice is herebygiven to Monday –Friday deceased all persons indebted to said es- renters, home owners Trib Total Media tate to make immediate payment, and investors planning 202 Falcon Lane ADMINISTRATRIX and to those having claims Tarentum, PA 15084 NOTICE against the same to present them to purchase ahome! Equal Opportunity Employer to the undersigned, duly authenti- Letters of administration on the cated for settlement. Place your listing above estate,having been JOAN M. ROSS withusand granted to the undersigned by the 943 ORCHARD AVENUE RegisterofWills, notice is hereby GREENSBURG, PA 15601 CONSIDER IT SOLD! given to all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate RUSSELL KEPPLE 1-800-524-5700 payment, and to those having 17293 WILLIAMS ROAD 1X2-FIL-5 claimsagainst the same to pres- COCHRANTON, PA 16314 pittsburghpennysaver.com ent them to the undersigned, duly Executors THE LOCKHORNS authenticatedfor settlement. 6479060(6-12,19,26-17) General JOY GOODNOUGH LandscapingCompany Seeking Administratrix SHINCOVICH, JOSEPHS. Experienced Mowing 516 TAYLOR STREET a/d GREENSBURG,PA15601 SHINCOVICH, JOSEPH Crew Leader& 6474355(5-29-17,6-5,12-17) Landscape Laborers STANLEY for full time positions withbenefits GEORGE, JEAN R. and competitive salaries. a/d MARILYN M. 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GEORGE Must passbackground check. a/d 65-17-0977 Call: 800-624-6826 CourtTerm No. Late of --- JEAN ROBB GEORGE Court Term No. EAST HUNTINGDON Late of TOWNSHIP MEAT CUTTER CITY OF GREENSBURG 65-17-1125 Late of WESTMORELAND County Mon Valley area supermarket WESTMORELAND County deceased Is seeking an experienced deceased CITYOFGREENSBURG meat cutter.Full-time, bene- WESTMORELAND County deceased EXECUTRIX fits,vacations,401(K). Please EXECUTOR NOTICE call (724) 379-9000 and ask NOTICE for Cindy or Chris. EXECUTRIX NOTICE Letters testamentaryonthe above Letters testamentaryonthe above estate, having been granted to WOOD, KAY M. FOR SALE estate, having been granted to theundersigned by the Register USEDMUNICIPAL SURPLUS PAINTER WANTED the undersigned by the Register Letters testamentaryonthe above GARYJ.FRANKHOUSER, SALE Musthave experience and estate, having been granted to of Wills, notice is hereby given to of Wills, notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said es- ESQUIRE TheTownship of Hempfield,West- transportation.Callbetween all persons indebted to said es- theundersigned by the Register DAVIS &DAVIS LAWOFFICES moreland County,isselling to the 5pm-8pm 724-610-3927 of Wills, notice is herebygiven to tate to make immediate payment, tate to make immediate payment, and to those having claims 107 EAST MAINSTREET highest bidder, the following: and to those having claims all persons indebted to said es- UNIONTOWN, PA 15401 31 Picnic Tables tate to make immediate payment, against the same to present them Parts Counterperson against the same to present them to the undersigned, duly authenti- Attorney KawasakiSnapper Pro FC420 Heavy duty truck parts salescoun- to theundersigned,duly authenti- and to those having claims Ferris IS5000 Zero Turn against the same to present them cated for settlement. terperson needed. Must have ex- catedfor settlement. SYBELLA F. CLARK Estate of Summit Series 123cc Snow Blower perienceineither auto or truck RICHARD A. BARNARD to the undersigned, duly authenti- KAYM.WOOD The equipment is not in daily serv- cated for settlement. Executrix parts sales. Full Time. Competi- Executor 660 BUCKEYE TRAM ROAD Court Term No. ice until retired for this sale. All tive benefit package.Pickupap- %JOHN M. CAMPFIELD, MARILYN M. GAUT ---- bids MUST be submitted via plication or mailresume to : Executrix MT.PLEASANT,PA15666 ESQUIRE 6474369(5-29-17,6-5,12-17) Late of www.Municibid.com no later Penn View Equipment 3NORTH MAPLE AVENUE 231 SOUTH MAIN STREET, ROSTRAVER TOWNSHIP than12:00 p.m.onTuesday,July ATTN:Parts Dept. GREENSBURG,PA15601 SUITE 402 WESTMORELAND County 18; no other bid forms will be ac- 592 Penn View Road GREENSBURG,PA15601 What’s Going On? Log on to find out! 1XHF-FIL-6 Blairsville, PA 15717 6474393(5-29-17,6-5,12-17) deceased cepted.The Township reserves 6479054(6-12,19,26-17) the right to accept or reject and BURGESS, JOAN M. GRAY, ROBERT BANKS CALENDAR. EXECUTOR bid(s) as may be determined to Pittsburgh Steelers a/k/a NOTICE be in the best interest of the Training Camp BURGESS, JOAN MARY Estate of Township. These items may be ROBERTBANKS GRAY SMITH,DANIEL R. Letters testamentaryonthe above seen at Hempfield Park locatedat APPLY IN PERSON MOLLY M. CREENAN, CourtTerm No. a/k/a estate, having been granted to 220 Forbes Trail Rd, Greensburg, (must be available 7/26 -8/20/17) ESQUIRE 6517-1033 SMITH, DANIEL the undersigned by the Register PA 15601. Photos and particu- Parkhurst Dining Services CREENAN &BACZOWSKI, PC Late of a/k/a of Wills, notice is hereby given to lars concerning each item are @St. Vincent College 3907 OLDWILLIAM PENN HWY., NORTH HUNTINGDON SMITH DAN all persons indebted to said es- listed on the website. Questions STE. 304 TOWNSHIP tate to make immediate payment, concerning these vehicles or bid 300 Fraser Purchase Road MURRYSVILLE, PA 15668 DAVID G. PETONIC and to those having claims procedures should be directed to Latrobe, PA 15650 WESTMORELAND County Attorney deceased 314 CPORTER AVENUE against the same to present them Andrew Walz at 724-834-7232 x No phonecalls, please. EOE SCOTTDALE, PA 15683 to the undersigned, duly authenti- 141, or [email protected]. Estate of EXECUTOR Attorney cated for settlement. Andrew L. Walz, Township PRESS HELPER – JOAN M. BURGESS NOTICE JAMES SABATINI Manager SECOND SHIFT a/k/a Estate of Executor Hempfield TownshipBoard of DANIEL R. SMITH Trib Total Media is currently seeking JOAN MARYBURGESS Letters testamentaryonthe above %GARYJ.FRANKHOUSER, Supervisors qualified highly motivated candi- CourtTerm No. estate, having been granted to a/k/a ESQUIRE 6478511(6-12-17) dates for theposition of Press 65-17-0968 theundersigned by the Register DANIEL SMITH DAVIS &DAVIS LAWOFFICES Helper at our Falcon Distribution Late of of Wills, notice is hereby given to a/k/a 107 EAST MAIN STREET Center located in Tarentum, PA. ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP all persons indebted to said es- DAN SMITH UNIONTOWN, PA 15401 This is part-time position, second WESTMORELAND County tate to make immediate payment, Court Term No. 6479045(6-12,19,26-17) FOLLOW US! shift withflexible hours. Candidates deceased and to those having claims ---- mustbeavailable for shifts anyday against the same to present them Late of of theweek. Responsibilities in- EXECUTOR to the undersigned, duly authenti- EAST HUNTINGDON clude setting up stacker,stacking NOTICE cated for settlement. TOWNSHIP LOCAL finished product on skids, filling out WESTMORELAND County skidtags, wrapping and banding fin- RICHARD G. 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DISABILITY ADVOCATES FOR LAND,111 Acres. 5BR's, 2 STEELERTICKETS Fleetwood 2008 Westlake tent Nissan 07, Pathfinder LE RIGHTS ANDTRANSITION BA's, 3stall garage. Barn. Free trailer,excellent condition 3rd Seat, Sunroof, Leather,Hitch, BUSH (DART) gas. 50% woods. $480K. Stream WANTED $6300 OBO. 724-713-4943 PSeat,$11,995 Myron I. Markovitz, Esquire on property! Jefferson County Lower level-local pickup. LATROBE CHEVY FORD 206 MainStreet (NearI-80). 814-590-9292. 412-468-0491 USED CARCENTER AUTO SALES Johnstown, PA 15901 Rts. 30 &981, Latrobe, PA 724-539-4430 Attorney Across the road from Notice is hereby given that Articles STEELERS TICKETS WANTED DODGE 2001 1500 151k, EXT Latrobe Chevy. 724-537-7723 ServicingSatisfied Customers of Incorporation were filed with CAB. 4wd, $4,000 obo for Over 20 Years! the Department of State of the WEST NEWTON- LOWER LEVEL SEATS 724-516-1720 WarrantiesIncluded Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, VOYAGER ESTATES Brand New 800-786-8425 Fully Serviced &Inspected on the 18th day of May,2017, Manufactured Homes FOR SALE & Free Vehicle History Report with respect to aproposed non- RENT.Includes kitchen appliances, Chrysler 09, "Handicap" LOW MILEAGE-EXTRACLEAN profit corporation, Disability Ad- A/C and 8x10 storage shed, starting Enter Van Braund, vocates for Rights and Transition at $675+. 724-872-8245. 11 Caliber Mainstreet 64K, alloys, Electric Ramp. Lowered Floor PW,PL, Cruise Sale$10,300 (DART), which has been incorpo- TIRES&RIMS Nissan 06 Frontier, $19,495 ratedunder the Nonprofit Corpo- Kenda Radials, 265/70 x16$450 09 Mazda 6i Sport,64K,PL, PW, rationLaw of 1988. Abrief OBO. 724-840-1291 LATROBECHEVYFORD Cruise,Tilt Sale$7,900 summary of the purpose or pur- USED CARCENTER 08 Malibu 2LT,Leather,PW, PL, poses for whichsaid corporation Rts.30&981, Latrobe,PA HeatedSeats Sale$8,200 GREENSBURG: 1BR, 1st floor, Across theroad from 13 CRV LX AWD, 72K, Auto, PW, is organized is: exclusively reli- PL, Cruise, Sale $14,500 gious, charitable, scientific, liter- private entrance, appliances, Latrobe Chevrolet parking. No pets/smoking. Near 724-537-7723 12 Explorer, V6, 93K, 3rd row seat, ary,and educational within the rearheatA/C Sale $10,900 meaning of 501(c)3 of the Inter- town. $600+ 412-610-0271. Washers &Dryers All Brands FREE Fathers'sDay Ford 05, E250 Extended Van 10 Escape XLT,4x4, 63K, Sunroof, nalRevenue Codeorthe corre- GREENSBURG 2Bedroom /EIK, CarCruises andJohnny Angel 1Owner, 77,800 miles, Air $13,495 Alloys,Clean Sale $12,500 sponding section of any future 90 day warranty.Clean all appliances, laundry,air,w/w, Delivery Available. 724-547-0670 and theHalos Concert LATROBECHEVYFORD 07 Torrent AWD, 64K, leather, federaltax code. non smoking premises, no pets Presented by Allegheny USED CARCENTER PSunroof, Clean Sale$9,200 6478978(6-12-17) $575+. 724-834-5524 CountySpecial Events. 09 Rav 4FWD, 55K, auto,PW, PL, Cool Cars, 150 Dash Plaques Rts.30&981, Latrobe,PA Cruise Sale $11,500 VacHammer GREENSBURG 2br town house, Across theroadfrom 11 Terrain SLT, AWD, 76K, Sun- ˜Sunday,June18th Latrobe Chevrolet storage,patio, laundryroom,park- Cruise 2pm-7pm roof, HeatedSeat Sale $15,400 James R. Silvis, Esquire ing,non smokingpremise, no pets, REFURBISHED CD JUKE BOXES 724-537-7723 08 EdgeSEL AWD, 73K, Pano 131 West Pittsburgh Street convenient, $650. 724-832-2486 &CHERRY MASTERS ˜DJ Phil Lenz, 94.5FM 3WS Ford 13, Transit Van Sunroof, Alloys Sale $12,500 724-736-0865 Radio Remote with MikeFrazer 11 SanteFeLtd AWD, 73K, Sun- Greensburg, PA 15601 Greensburg Luxury Apts. 5Passenger,Air,Automatic, Attorney TRACTOR, CUB 154 LOW BOY, 3pm-5pm. $10,495 roof, Heated Seats Sale $13,900 LAUREL VILLAGE ˜JohnnyAngel andthe Halos 09 Acadia SLE AWD, 8passenger, 64" plow,60" mower deck, runs LATROBECHEVY FORD 1owner Sale$12,500 NOTICE 2BR, Living &Dining,3rd Floor,Ap- fine$1450. 412-761-8859. 7:30pm.Rain or Shine, pliances,Air,Balcony,Private Laun- HartwoodAcres USED CARCENTER 07 MuranoSLAWD, 74K, sunroof, Rts.30&981, Latrobe,PA NOTICE is hereby given of the fil- dry.$750+electric. 724-523-3131 2914 Middle Road lthr,heatedseats Sale $10,900 AllisonPark, PA 15101 Across theroadfrom 09 Compass Sport AWD, 67K, ing of an application for registra- GREENSBURG, Near Hospital, Latrobe Chevrolet Alloys, PSunroof Sale $9,900 tionofafictitious name, as [email protected] Nice 2BR,2nd floor,air,equipped 412-807-1115 724-537-7723 09 Outlook XE AWD, 75K, 3rd follows: kitchen,laundry facility, no dogs, Row,Sunroof Sale$11,200 The fictitious name is: SOLID BRAZILAN WALNUT $615+utilities. 724-523-3131 Hardwood flooring, 2700sqft, 07 EnvoySLE AWD, 94K, PW,PL, VacHammer Nav, DVD Sale $8900 GREENSBURG Remodeled, 1 2.60 sq ft, will divide 412-344-0869. The address of the principal office BR, 2nd floor, equipped kitchen, BBB A+ CUSTOMERRATING new carpet, tile, air, laundry facil- Chevy 14, Captiva LTZ 3802RT. 30, LATROBE or principal place of business to Nav, Sunroof, Leather,Remote be carried on under or through ity, off street parking, no dogs, Visit us at Start, $16,995 bushautosales.net fictitious name is: $570+electric. 724-523-3131 LATROBE CHEVY FORD 231 McWilliams Road, Trafford, PA 15085 GIFT CARD, J. CREW. $250 USED CARCENTER HAWKSWORTH GARDENS Rts. 30 &981, Latrobe, PA Move in SPECIAL! value, selling for $200. 724-221- Ne edhelp with your The names and addresses of the First Month FREE 6364. Across the road from home de live ry persons who are partiestothe forqualified applicants. LIGHT, TIFFANY,HANGING, 18" Latrobe Chevy. 724-537-7723 registration are: $100 Security Deposit $90; (44) kitchencabinet hard- Chevrolet 11, Traverse subscrip tion ? John F. Walko, Jr., 231 McWilliams 2BedroomApts. ware pieces $60 724-668-2946 Road, Trafford, PA 15085 NO APPLICATION FEE AWD LTZ Heat,A/C &Electric WANTED FREE Aluminum Cans. Moonroof, Leather, Hitch, Reach more An applicationfor afictitiousname ALL Included! Any amount, Any time. To help Assist Steps,$16,995 was filed on 11/2/2016 in the De- OffStreet Parking pay for med. costs 724-423-8996 LATROBECHEVYFORD partment of State, under the Fic- 750 N. Main St.E-3,Greensburg USED CARCENTER current renters titious Names Act, 54 Pa. C.S.A. 724-837-4146 Rts. 30 &981, Latrobe, PA [email protected] L-2

302 et seq., Act of December 16, Across the road from F-FI 1982, No.295, P. L. 1309. Latrobe Chevy. 724-537-7723 with 6478988(6-12-17) WE BUY TRAINS &COLLECTIONS! 1X3H LIONEL,MTH, MOST BRANDS & Chevy 15, Suburban LTZ VacHoe GAUGES.TOP PRICES! DVD, Sunroof, Running Boards, CALL724-327-6468 1Owner, $47,795 Contactour James R. Silvis, Esquire LATROBECHEVYFORD friend ly &helpful 131 West Pittsburgh Street JEANNETTE/ARLINGTON "Don't USED CARCENTER Greensburg, PA 15601 and... Miss This"2BRTownhouse, Rts.30&981, Latrobe,PA Custom er Ca re Team Attorney newer carpet, ceramic tile, air, Across theroad from laundry attachments, 1car ALLLIONEL/AM FLYER TRAINS Latrobe Chevrolet Your to day! NOTICE garage,remote access, no dogs, Any age or condition. Boxes aplus. 724-537-7723 Fill $650+. 724-523-3131 CashPaid. s! Ca ll 1-800-909-87 42 NOTICE is hereby given of the fil- 412-678-3618 Ford 02, Explorer XLT ancie ing of an application for registra- JEANNETTE Completely remod- 51,000 Miles, 1Owner,PW, PL, Vac tionofafictitious name, as eled, 1BR, 2nd floor,new carpet, Buying Standing Timber Hitch,$6495 orvisit follows: appliances, air, separate laundry, 10+ Acre's. Paid Up-front. LATROBECHEVYFORD 1X3-FIL-7 The fictitious name is: no dogs, $560+. 724-523-3131 Fully Insured. 724-640-7505 USED CARCENTER Call 1-800-524-5700 1800909TRIB.com VacHoe CLARK LOGGING LLC today or visit LATROBE Rts. 30 &981, Latrobe, PA Across the road from pittsburghpennysaver.com The address of the principal office 2bedroom $540+ electric. PITTSBURGH VINTAGE or principal place of business to No dogs. 724-422-1484 WE BUY VINTAGECLOTHING Latrobe Chevy. 724-537-7723 be carried on under or through LATROBE, "Remodeled" 2BR, 1920's -80s fictitious name is: 1st Floor, NewCarpet,Tile, call:Mike412-290-9607 231 McWilliams Road, Trafford, PA EquippedKitchen, Spacious 15085 Closets,Air,Parking,Laundry At- tachments,NoDogs,$700+. The names and addresses of the 724-523-3131 persons who are partiestothe registration are: N. HUNTINGDON, Immaculate 2 John F. Walko, Jr., 231 McWilliams BR Townhouse, Carpet,Tile, Road, Trafford, PA 15085 Equipped Kitchen, 11/2 Bath, Air, Laundry Attachments, 1Car An applicationfor afictitiousname Garage, Close to Rt. 30 &Pa was filed on 11/2/2016 in the De- Turnpike.Nodogs, $850+. partment of State, under the Fic- 724-523-3131 titious Names Act, 54 Pa. C.S.A. N. HUNTINGDON, Quality,2BR ANTIQUE APPRAISALS 302 et seq., Act of December 16, Buying Antiques&Anything Old 1982, No.295, P. L. 1309. 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