COVID-19 on the rise.. in Cuyahoga County Masks are mandatory in Cleveland Kid’s Corner Toys For Tots event to be held SPORTS Mayor Frank Jackson signed an order requir- Hours before a public address in which Gov. MENU TIPS Ricky Williams, two years ing all Clevelanders to wear masks in public as of 6:00 Mike DeWine discussed the coronavirus surge in Ohio, old, is the son of Shequila and Dan Indians Think About For More Marvelous p.m. today. Earlier this week, the City of Cleveland re- the Department of Health repored new confirmed and ported record-high numbers of coronavirus cases, with Williams. He attended kindergarten probable cases have gone up 1,316 from the day before. Name Change Mashed Potatoes the largest increase among people between 20 and 29 school. He has a hearty appetite and This is higher than a week ago, when there were 1,277 years old. City council is scheduled to vote on proposed consequences for not following the rules on July 15. The his favorite food is pizza. Being an new cases. The 21-day rolling average for new cases is legislation would be primarily be enforced by Cleveland active kid, Ricky likes to ride his bike 1,075, according to the Department of Health In all, there See Page 4 See Page 5 are 69,311 confirmed and probable cases in Ohio Police and the Cleveland Health Department. Williams which is his favorite toy. VOL. 41 No.25No.26 Tuesday, July 14, 2020- Friday, July 17, 2020 Daily

FREEEASTSIDE NEWSFREE ISSUED FRIDAY READ ON - WRITE ON SERVING: LARCHMERE - WOODLAND, SHAKER SQUARE, BUCKEYE, WOODLAND, MT. PLEASANT, READ ON - WRITE ON LEE & AVALON, HARVARD - LEE, MILES - UNION, UNIVERSITY CIRCLE AREA, WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS, VILLAGES OF NORTH RANDALL, HIGHLAND HILLS AND CITY OF EAST CLEVELAND “COVERING THE NEWS TODAY FOR A BETTER TOMORROW” Rev. KZ Smith seeks freedom and compassion for Deasia Watkins By PAT WHITE sources to monitor a mother and ing blank stares, with little discern- worked to improve herself at every a neglected child 24-seven.” ible reaction to her surroundings. chance. Pastor KZ Smith serves Deters charged Wat- Watkins’ attorney argued that she Watkins should be al- as the Senior Pastor of the Corin- kins with murder despite court has no idea what’s going on around lowed to be home with her family. thian Baptist Church of Cincinnati, records clearly showing that her. She was on a cocktail of psy- She had an illness. She was never 1920 Tennessee Avenue. both the criminal justice system chiatric medications throughout a criminal. Under his leadership, and the mental health facilities the trial and denied visitation by Legislation has recently the church has grown from being had failed her. her family. passed to address the issues that voted by the Cincinnati Herald Authorise knew from According to Watkins’ Watkins faced in 2015. Newspaper as the “best place to Don’t Forget To Turn Your Clock Forwardthe start that Watkins was suf- lawyer Norman Aubin, “Forensics The Preventing Maternal worship” (Best of Black Cincinna- fering from a form of mental ill- (indicates) Watkins does not un- Deaths Act of 2018 (MOMMA ti 2003 edition) to being a beacon ness. derstand the nature of the charges Act), would further strengthen for social justice in the communi- According to a Ham- against her and cannot yet aid in states’ abilities to address the so- ty. Smith lives by the inspirational ilton County Juvenile Court her own defense because of a se- cial determinants of health and words of the late Rev. Dr. Martin complaint, police were called vere mental illness. If she is re- reduce maternal mortality. By Luther King, Jr. in that “Now is the to Watkins’ apartment about stored to competency, then we can empowering local organizations time to make justice a reality for three months before her daugh- go forward with a not guilty by rea- with resources, the MOMMA Act all.” Watkins Smith ter’s death after complaints of son of insanity (plea).” addresses maternal mortality are: In the midst of the COV- lack access to culturally competent 72-hour psychiatric hold at Deacon- screaming. Watkins signed a plea first, expanding Medicaid access ID-19 crisis, Rev. Smith is assist- care. ess Hospital, she was diagnosed with When officers arrived, they deal without understanding it and to cover a partum period of one ing the Watkins family in seeking Only one-in-three African post-partum psychosis, the condition said Watkins was “speaking in has been serving time since March full year (as opposed to the current clemency from Governor Mike Americans who need mental health characterized by the onset of psy- tongues,” according to a police 8, 2017 at the Ohio Reformatory DeWine for Deasia Watkins so that care receives it. chotic behavior following childbirth. 2 months of coverage), second, en- report. Officers said they had for Women. suring the sharing and implemen- she can safely return home. Compared with whites, Watkins was prescribed the to forcefully remove the infant Watkins has been an African Americans are: – Less tation of best practices between During a postpartum antipsychotic medication called Ris- from Watkins’ arms because she ideal prisoner. She has worked to psychosis crisis, Watkins fatally likely to receive guideline-consis- perdal as treatment, and sent home to practitioners and hospital systems refused to let go. The infant was deal with her mental illness. She (i.e. expanding the creation of stabbed her 3 month old daughter tent care – Less frequently includ- her family. placed in the custody of Job & has gone to school, participated in perinatal quality collaboratives), in 2015. She was sentenced to 15 ed in research – More likely to use Her family, as with so Family Services. The complaint many programs at the prison, and third, establishing years to life in prison. emergency rooms or primary care many families throughout the coun- was filed in the Hamilton Coun- Watkins had been de- (rather than mental health special- try, were not trained to treat a fam- ty Prosecutor’s Office. Carmela Williams, scribed as a smart, sweet young ists).” ily member during a mental health Job & Family Services shaker city council lady. She was a good student with Compared with the gen- crisis. Hospitals have no financial later placed the child with Wat- a bright future who had a loving eral population, African Americans incentives to hold mental patients kins’ aunt. family. But following the birth of are less likely to be offered either without insurance so the patient is Watkins most likely her daughter, her brain chemistry evidence-based medication thera- sent home with medication which was not on her medication be- short-circuited and she was un- py or psychotherapy. may or may not be effective, may or cause someone in full blown aware that she was in a full blown Compared with whites may not be taken by the patient who psychosis is not able to treat psychosis. Her family took her to with the same symptoms, African is unaware of the crisis their psycho- themselves. the hospital, only to have the hos- Americans are more frequently sis is having on the family, and the Job & Family Services workers pital release her 72 hours later. diagnosed with schizophrenia and medication may have side effects did not explain the severity of This is a common story in less frequently diagnosed with that are life-threatening. the psychosis to her family or do the African American community. mood disorders.” One of The system failed Watkins a wellness check days before the The family reaches out for help, their most important findings of the and her family, and they were fur- infant’s death. In March 2015, but the mentally ill patient/ family American Psychiatric Association ther victimized by Hamilton County Watkins fatally stabbed her member is sent home for the fam- was that “Black people with men- Prosecutor Joe Deters who exploited daughter. When the trial began ily to supervise. tal health conditions, particularly the family’s tragedy by prosecuting April 2015, a judge ordered that According to the Ameri- schizophrenia, bipolar disorders, Watkins as a criminal and by sensa- Sue’s Wigs & Fashions, 11710 Buckeye Rd., is closing after 45 years Watkins undergo treatment and of serving customers in the neighborhood. The sign in the windows thanks cus- can Psychiatric Association, while and other psychoses are more like- tionalizing the crime in the press. He postponed her next court date the rates of mental illnesses in Af- ly to be incarcerated than people of down played the responsibilities of tomers for their patronage over the years. The Wigs & Fashion store was a six months. Med- landmark, and generations of customers all remember shopping at the store to rican Americans are similar with other races.” the medical professionals and staff at ical personnel without expertise get dresses for special occasions from Sunday church to high school gradua- those of the general population, As many mental disorder Job & Family Services. in postpartum psychosis exper- tions. disparities exist in regard to mental manifest themselves in early adult- Deters prosecuted her men- tise found Watkins competent to health care services. hood, Watkins’ family did every- tal illness and portrayed Watkins as stand trial in September 2015. Art event, mask giveaway to be held at Woodhill Estate “African Americans often thing they could to help her. a neglectful mother, “Bottom line,” According to court re- The 3 C’s (Coping, Crea- receive poorer quality of care and While she was placed on a Deters said, “:No one has the re- cords, Watkins was seen exhibit- ting, and Caring) will sponsor an Courtney Gousman Will Replace Danita Harris on News 5 arts and crafts event for kids at the ton University. Woodhill Home Estate, outside the Gasoline prices increase mid-summer Community Center, 2491 Baldwin The average priceregion whose average has According to Gous- man, she is really excited about Road, on Saturday, July 25 from for gasoline across Northeast jumped back over $2/gallon. being able to stay in the Mid- noon to 3:00 p.m . Ohio is six cents higher this At $1.86, Indiana carries the west, just a few hours down the Marilyn Burns, who is a week at $1.915 per gallon, ac- second most expensive aver- road from Chicago. It’s Lake Erie resident at the Estate, is the spo- cording to AAA East Central’s age in the region, while Mis- now instead of Lake Michigan. kesperson for the 3 C’s and is the Gas Price Report. souri ($1.54) touts the cheap- The nation’s largest est. weekly gas price increases can The Energy Informa- Burns be found for a second week in tion Administration (EIA) co-sponsor of the event for kids in the Great Lakes and Central reports that regional gasoline the Estates. It will have a variety of States region. Five states from stocks have decreased for six kids arts and crafts which will be the region land on the top 10 straight weeks, bringing total making items with their hands. According to Burns, she list for largest jumps, although stock levels down to the low- Gousman WEWS (News 5) has hired had an initiative to raise 1,000 this week’s increases are less est measurement of the year Courtney Gousman, currently an an- masks to distribute to kids and than a dime: Wisconsin (+7 at 54 million barrels. How- chor and reporter with WGN in Chi- adults in the Woodhill Home Esta- cents), Iowa (+7 cents), Kan- ever, stocks remain above the cago, to anchor it’s 5, 6 and 11 p.m. te. She has surpassed that goal sas (+7 cents), Nebraska (+5 year-ago level of 49.5 million news broadcasts. with 1,500 masks collected to be cents) and Minnesota (+5 barrels and the five-year aver- Gousman is set to replace donated to the residents. The kids attending the cents). age of 52.6 million barrels. anchor Danita Harris, who will sli- de over to News 5’s Good Morning event will decorate their masks for With increases over This week’s average pric- Cleveland program. Gousman will their own artistic individuality. the last two weeks, Illinois es: Northeast Ohio Average anchor alongside Frank Wiley and Burns goal is for every ($2.13) is the only state in the $1.915 meteorologist Mark Johnson during household in the Woodhill Homes the 5 p.m. slot and alongside Rob Estate to have masks for thier pro- AAA Fuel Gauge Gasoline Price Survey Powers at 6 and 11 p.m.She’ll offi- tection. Northeast Ohio Average for Self-Service Gasoline cially begin on September 8. She emphasised that the Before working at WGN in masks will be given to children Regular Chicago, Gousman was the primary (07-17-20) Residents of Woodhill, Woodland and Buckeye neighbors includ- and adults during this community This Week $1.91 evening news anchor at a station in (07-10-20) ing Amanda, Anition, Ajatara, Akira, Alora and Honesty visited and toured event. Last Week $1.39 St. Louis. Prior to that, she reported the Bumper Crop Farm on Saturday, July 11. Following the tour, the family (07-18-19) Refreshments will be ser- Last Year $2.48 and produced for stations in Evans- enjoyed the cookout and fresh vegetables and fruits. The garden also has a (07-17-20) National $1.97 ville, Baltimore, Detroit and Jeffer- farmers market for residents on Tuesdays and Saturdays. See story and ad- ved and for information call Burns son City. She is a graduate of Hamp- ditional pictures on page 2. at 216-303-5931. Page 6 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, June 30, 2020- Friday, July 3, 2020 Bumper Crop Farm selling fresh fruits and vegetables; holds neighborhood events Bumper Crop Woodhill, Woodland to participate and col- culture, horticulture, Bumper Crop made by some of the hole, badminton, music on E. 113th Street and Farm will welcome its and Buckeye neighbors laborate with the farm education, herbalism or Farm grilled hamburg- farm neighbors, fruits and farm tours. Park is Woodland Ave., which neighbors to a cookout are welcome to visit and will be discussed. Any starting their own com- ers, hot dogs and chick- and veggies. Desserts , available on Woodland sells fresh fruits and on Saturday, July 11. tour the farm. resident interested in munity garden plot is en, and serving some too! There will be many Ave. or Mt. Carmel. vegtables is open on Residents of Opportunities health, nutrition, agri- welcome! delicious side dishes activities such as corn Bumper Crop Farm was Tuesdays from 3:00 the brainchild of Hollie p.m. to 7:00 p.m. and on Baker. Saturdays, from 10:00 The farm stan- a.m. to 2:00 p.m. until dat the intersection the end of September. Woodland Automotive 9300 Woodland Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44104 (216) 229-1957 We Sell Used Tires Hours: Mon. - Sat. - 7:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

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(216) 251-3980 Page 3 EAST SIDE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, July 14, 2020 - Friday, July 17, 2020 Islam In The Community Commission reports that extremists are exploiting pandemic Neo-Nazis are tell- part of a Jewish plot or that ence is to what extent we’ve that technology had helped She said: “Old an- internet and created by the pandemic to ing their followers to delib- 5G is to blame.” actually seen it happen in accelerate their spread. ti-Semitic, Islamophobic, YouTube and other alterna- spread propaganda, misin- erately infect Muslims and The report stated practice, so I think there the Countries are slow- racist tropes that just resur- tive platforms will undoubt- formation and other content Jews with COVID-19, as that there had also been a rhetoric I’ve observed falls ly re-opening but terror po- face for a new reason and edly be exposed to things in designed to create discord extremists look to exploit rise in anti-vaccine and 5G into two categories. lice are concerned technology accelerates that. a way that they weren’t. and distrust within commu- the pandemic, according to conspiracy theories during “On the one hand, Getty People with access to the “But I don’t know nities across the UK. a government agency tasked the pandemic. you have real regurgitation if the content itself is neces- “But just as ter- with combatting extremism. Sara Khan, the lead of racist tropes and con- Joyce Hubbard dies sarily different, it might just rorists have attempted to The Commission commissioner at the Com- spiracy theories that target be that the way it’s spread adapt to exploit the current for Countering Extremism mission for Countering Ex- certain groups, so initially Joyce L. “Bambi” and I think that means we situation, counter-terrorism says that extremists are us- tremism said: “The impact we had the anti-Chinese Hubbard, a beloved teach- see a more internationalized policing has adapted at pace ing the pandemic to advance of extremist propaganda narrative, because the virus er at Jane Adams High nature, just like with good so we can continue to keep dangerous conspiracy theo- and disinformation to our came from there, but very School, died on July 4. movements like Black Lives people safe from the terror- ries, to cause division and democracy cannot be over- quickly you were seeing the Hubbard was born Matter, technology interna- ist threat. We are embracing breed hate. stated. anti-Semitism which applies on August 10, 1949 in tionalizes those new ways of working, new “These conspiracy The report, “CO- in the U.K. and U.S. and then Cleveland to the late Mil- VID-19: How Hateful Ex- theories are harmful, danger- anti-Muslim narratives as “That’s what’s quite technology and maintaining dred E. Bush (Hubbard) tremists are Exploiting the ous and are used by extrem- well. concerning here, it’s not essential services to ensure and Hearmey D. Hubbard. Pandemic”, states: “We ists to cause division and “Those certainly just a domestic grievance that we are evolving to meet She attended the Cleveland have heard reports of Brit- breed hate. don’t surprise me, I think in of disliking a certain ethnic this change in risk and threat ish Far Right activists and “We need to be on a time of great uncertainty Municipal Schools through group, it’s becoming more head-on.” Inglesby said. ninth grade before trans- Neo-Nazi groups promoting the front foot to counter the conspiracy theories really globalized.” Letters To The Editor anti-minority narratives by activity of hateful extrem- flourish, so that kind of racist ferring to Shaker Heights A spokesman for Submit to: encouraging users to delib- ists who seek to divide and and conspiracy theory side, High School where she Counter Terrorism Policing [email protected] erately infect groups, includ- undermine everything our overlap with each other.” graduated. said: “Terrorists and radical- Hubbard attended Hubbard Wanted Experienced ing Jewish communities and country stands for; and we Keen said that it’s played both the piano and izers will always look for Central State University Journalist of Islamists propagating must begin work on it now.” not clear if all these con- the violin. opportunities to exploit in and later graduated from Call (216) 721-1674 anti-democratic and anti- It is unclear if any of spiracy theories are being Hubbard was pre- support of their ideology, and this advice has been acted on Cleveland State University Western narratives, claiming spread by the same groups. ceded in death by her par- COVID-19 is no exception. SubscribeTo that COVID-19 is divine in real life yet. She said: “It’s hard with a degree in education. EAST SIDE ents; her sisters Bernice, “We know they are punishment from Allah on Florence Keen, a to pin down if this is being She also received a Mas- DAILY NEWS Ann, Doris, and Marcia. adapting their narratives the West for their alleged research fellow at the Inter- advanced by certain groups, ter’s degree in business www.eastsidedailynews.com She is survived by ‘degeneracy’. national Centre for the Study a lot of it is anonymous ac- administration. and methods, using the fear Call (216) 721-1674 her husband; her brother “Islamists have also of Radicalisation, said that tors and it’s hard to say who Hubbard was em- Jerry (Shirley) and sister, In the name of Allah the Beneficent, the Merciful claimed that COVID-19 is the weaponization of the they belong to.” ployed as a data analyst at Lady June Hubbard-Cole punishment on China for pandemic to target minority Keen also said that the Mogul Chemical Com- (Bruce); grandchildren: their treatment of Uighur groups wasn’t unexpected. she believed historical anti- pany. After she received her Joseph, Jaida, Makaila, Muslims. Other conspiracy She said: “It’s not a Semitic and Islamophobic teaching license, she taught Caleb, Naomi, Isabella, and theories suggest the virus is surprise, I guess the differ- tropes were resurfacing and business technology at Jane "ISLAM IN THE COMMUNITY" Michael-Steven; and great Adams High School. She Masjid Al-Mumin/ Islamic Revivalist Movement grandchildren: Scarlette was a beloved teacher. 2690 Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Cleveland, Ohio 44104 and Aurora. A Look At My World She also was a For questions or more information on ISLAM contact: In lieu of flowers dancer, and she practiced Imam Mutawaf Shaheed and in honor of her sister, modern dance at Karamu 216-938-8059 donations may be made It’s not always what it seems House Theater. email: [email protected] to the Marcia Hubbard- About that time, the boom only made my day but the Hubbard married By JAMES L. 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Indians thinking about name change By KARL BRYANT most visible ways in which ans.” ary gridiron career, Thorpe name may be next to go. Some have proposed we connect with the com- Louis Sockalexis, was so popular, he was Even Tribe Manager Terry “Spiders” from the 19th With all the civil munity. a member of the Penob- named the first President of Francona, just the other day, Century team. Unfortunate- and cultural unrest going “We have had on- scot Nation and the first the American Professional stated, “I think it’s time to ly, in 1899, the squad igno- on in the present day that is going discussions organiza- Native American to play Football Assn., the NFL’s move forward. Even at my miniously posted a Major- examining symbols that are tionally on these issues. The MLB, who played for the forerunner. age, you don’t want to be League worst-ever 20-134 considered racist and has recent social unrest in our Cleveland Spiders of the Whatever the reason, too old to learn or realize record after their best play- led to the toppling of Con- community and our coun- American Assn. (then a Ma- Cleveland baseball club’s that maybe I’ve been igno- ers (Cy Young, et al) were federate statues, many peo- try has only underscored jor League) in the 1890s, moniker “Indians” has been rant of some things and be transferred to St. Louis by ple have begun to question the need for us to keep im- was one inspiration for here ever since. It doesn’t ashamed of it and to try to the Robison brothers, who sports team names. proving as an organization the name. Also, Boston’s seem overly offensive, like be better.” owned both teams – a prac- The Washington on issues of social justice. 1914 “Miracle Braves,” “Redskins,” but in the cur- If the name is tice later outlawed. People Redskins, who admittedly With that in mind, we are who incredibly went from rent climate, will it remain changed, what will it be- probably don’t want to re- have somewhat of a cringe- committed to engaging our last place on July 18 to the much longer? come? Some have of- member the Spiders. worthy name, have gotten community and appropriate N.L. Pennant, had won the Under pressure fered the name “Rocks” One wag coyly re- the most attention. In this stakeholders to determine previous year’s World Se- from MLB, the Indians in reference to the Rock & marked that the team should climate, the Cleveland In- the best path forward with ries over the favored Phila- stopped wearing the contro- Roll HOF and the bouncy be called, “The Chef Bo- dians have received some regard to our team name.” delphia Athletics. Buffalo versial Chief Wahoo – who “Cleveland Rocks” song by yardees.” That was in re- scrutiny and the team took Cleveland’s American Bill’s Wild West Show had came along much later - on Ian Hunter that native co- gards to the suggestion that notice. 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Some the existing statue of Chris- impact in our community When Lajoie was Sac, Fox, and Potawatomi nal loss in the ALDS to the have proposed the name topher Columbus in Little and embrace our respon- traded in 1915, Cleveland Nation descent, made histo- Astros on Oct. 8, 2018, Co- “Guardians,” in reference Italy. sibility to advance social newspapers were asked to ry winning Gold Medals at lumbus Day, which also is to the monolithic Guard- Whatever the name justice and equality. Our or- come up with a new nick- the 2012 Stockholm Olym- called Indigenous Peoples’ ians on the Hope Memorial – “Indians” or otherwise - if ganization fully recognizes name. They came up with pics in Penthathlon AND Day. Bridge close by Progressive the team wins, fans prob- our team name is among the the then-trendy name “Indi- Decathlon. After a legend- Now, the team Field. ably will be happy. Woods joins field for Memorial Tournament which will go on without fans

By KARL BRYANT and made a decision with elson-Tom Brady pairing. the players themselves ticing Social Distancing centered as golf, so by and the support of Nationwide, The PGA believes that are fully capable of prac- in a sport as individual- large, will be safe. The PGA Memorial the PGA Tour and all of the Tournament, held annu- public officials.” ally at Muirfield Village in Last Tuesday, Ohio Gov. Ivy League Cancels All Fall Sports Dublin, OH, just outside Mike DeWine mandated By KARL BRYANT situation evolves. have competition, we phase in athletics and ul- of Columbus, will go on the wearing of masks in timately get back to hav- without spectators. Ivy League Ex- wanted to make sure the public in Franklin County ing competition, but we Tiger Woods com- and six other counties hit The Ivy League has ecutive Director Robin student-athletes were mitted to join the field hard by Coronavirus. Pre- decided to cancel all Harris announced, “The aware of the outcome.” have to get to the point just a week before play. viously, he’d approved a Fall sports because campus policies make it Harris, one of where the virus is not as The Jack Nicklaus-host- health and safety plan for of concerns about the impractical for compe- the few women to lead big of a safety risk as it ed Tournament usually the event, but now seemed COVID-19 pandemic. tition to occur, at least an athletic conference, is for our students, the is held around Memorial relieved by the Tourna- League institutions are through the end of the further commented, campus community and Day, but was postponed ment’s new assessment. known to be thoughtful Fall semester. That’s “What has to happen is our country. I can’t put a until July 16-19, with the He remarked, “I know it in their decision-mak- why today we’re an- we have to see a change time frame on it.” hope that the COVID-19 was a difficult decision to The Ivy League is the crisis would subside. The make, but the organizers of ing processes, so this is nouncing. Eight cam- in greater containment first Div. I conference to plan was to have a limited the Memorial Tournament no shoot-from-the-hip puses have announced of the spread of the vi- gallery, but with the recent have put the health and conclusion. The deci- their policies for the Fall rus so it’s safer, and announce it is taking such spike in cases in Ohio, es- safety of players and fans sion so far only affects over the past two weeks. that would then lead to drastic steps. Other con- pecially in Franklin Coun- first.” Fall sports. The issue of When we realized and a change in our campus ferences, which rely on the ty, the decision was made Around 140 golfers, in- Winter and Spring sports the presidents realized policy. We hope that as Big Bucks from TV con- to not allow spectators. cluding Woods, are expect- will be determined in the based on these campus that happens, we will tracts, have put off making In announcing the can- ed to participate. This will future as the pandemic policies that we couldn’t be able to continue to decisions for the Fall. cellation of plans to have be Tiger’s first PGA Tour on-site fans, Tournament event since the pandemic Director Dan Sullivan stat- temporarily closed down ed, “We don’t think it’s re- the Tour, although he par- Boxing Nostalgia sponsible for us to be even ticipated in a charity match remotely tied to any kind of event in May. There, the By JIM AMATO increase in positive counts. Woods-Peyton Manning So we thought better of it pairing beat the Phil Mick- Boxing heroes who were indisputable It is usually a given that all boxers should be re- spected just for their mere cour- age to step into a boxing ring. To do battle on presumably equal terms with another human being. Yet as all doctors and lawyers are respected for their knowledge. Some are more revered then oth- ers. The same holds true for boxers.Admiration For the talents of say Muhammad Ali or Sugar Ray Robinson comes eas- ily. These men were blessed with Chuvalo Briscoe Shavers the extraordinary ability to hum- ence that leans toward the near as just an opponent to the elite. a comeback of sorts for the box- ble other men in the ring. So to is champions and the fringe con- It is very concieveable that more ers I am about to mention. One it easy to have a less then healthy tenders. The hearty battlers who then a few of these past pursuers more chance for them to come respect for the lower echelon came so close but yet so far from of glory may have attained the out swinging in our memories. fighters. The one’s who serve as attaining their goal of becoming moniker of “champion” if they So here is to Jerry mere opponents to inflate anoth- a champion. They were left with would be competing today. Quarry and George Chuvalo. er boxers record. “Tomato cans” memories of crushing defeats I would like to reflect To Yaqui Lopez,Bennie Briscoe is the term used in the business etched on their scar tissued faces back to the names of boxers who and Armando Muniz too. To to describe these less then fortu- and thoughts of what could have fell just short of their quest. Men Earnie Shavers, Tex Cobb,Ron nate of fisticuffs. been. whose soul and courage were Lyle,Ernie Lopez and Clyde Each one of us has the In boxing you will see bared for all to see on blood indisputable right to determine the names of those who were stained canvas. They rose from Gray. the critique of our own heroes. past champions in the record the ashes of defeat time and time These ten boxers and I admit to have chosen mine in books. What about the boxers again to resurect their careers several others like them en- the land between the seemingly who fought the ones we hold only in the end to fall and remain deared me to sport even more industructable champions and in such high esteem ? Pugilists in the ashes forever. then the past champions. They the lowly tomato cans. A prefer- who appear in the record books Hopefully this may be are truly champions in my mind. Tuesday, July 14, 2020- Friday, July 17, 2020 Chris' Cinema Trivia & EAST SIDEDaily NEWS Movie Match Up By CHRIS APPLING  TRIVIA - (Musicals) On The Town 1. Who is the leg- through the streets of the MOVIES * MUSIC * THEATER * DANCE * RESTAURANTS * NIGHT LIFE endary, ground-breaking country's cities but who was comedian who starred as Quinones' younger, black 'Piano Man' opposite Diana partner who 'popped and Ross and Billy Dee Williams locked' to fame with him? Blockbuster Black Panther 2 due to open in May 2022 in Lady Sing The Blues 4. In what movie Wakanda forever! For now, we'll just be returning as Okoye, head Chadwick Boseman (1972) and later played the did Julius J. Carry III play an Since Black Panther proved have to mull the many ways it of the Dora Milaje, Wakanda's will be back to play him and title role of The Wiz (1978) evil martial-arts master who such a blockbuster, a sequel could happen. all-female special forces. likely most of the first film's with such celebrities as used his talents to terrorize was inevitable. And the re- Coogler's pretty good Like Freeman, cast will also return. Here's a Diana Ross, Michael Jack- others until he had to face lease date is now confirmed about keeping things secretive, Gurira's not spilling secrets reminder of who they are: son, Nipsey Russell, Ted good-guy Taimak in battle? for May 6, 2022. but as information about Mar- though. "Listen, listen... liter- Chadwick Boseman Ross, Mabel King and Lena 5. In Disney's live- I n June 2019, Mar- vel's Black Panther 2 rolls out. ally, I have no information," (T'Challa/Black Panther); Horne? action, T.V. remake of Cin- vel Studios President Kevin Martin Freeman will she told MTV. "Mr. Coogler Letitia Wright (Shuri); Lu- 2. Debbie Allen is derella (1998), it featured Feige told BET that returning appears as CIA agent Everett says, 'Tell them we're work- pita Nyong'o (Nakia); Danai an accomplished dancer/ an ethnically-integrated, director Ryan Coogler, who Ross. In August 2019, Freeman ing hard, and you're in it.' Gurira (Okoye); Martin Free- choreographer/actress/di- multicultural cast to play also co-wrote the first film's told Collider, "As far as I know, That's all I got for you." screenplay, was just sitting I will be [returning]. As far as I man (CIA employee Everett rector and has starred in the parts of The King and Marvel Comics roles in Roots: The Next Queen, The Prince, the evil down at his keyboard and any know, I will be in another Black K. Ross); Daniel Kaluuya Boseman standby Namor the Sub- Generation (1978), Ragtime Stepmother and the two, evil talk of plot was premature. Panther. That's my understand- (W'Kabi); Winston Duke Yes, that includes monger, even though that might ing. As to when that will hap- Mariner will be the villain in (1981), and Stompin' At The Stepsisters, but who is the (M'Baku); and Angela Bas- the delicious rumor that Mi- take some doing, considering pen, I don't know." Black Panther 2 and that he'll Savoy (1994), but in what African-American singer/ chael B. Jordan will be some- what happened to him in the first At Comic-Con 2019, be attempting to take over sett (Ramonda, mother of film did she star as dance actress who played the title how returning as Erik Kill- film. 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When ½ teaspoon black big bands and orchestras. can create starchy, sticky The Mills brothers lustrious looking Monique  Woody Harrelson (white) are ‘chump’ appearance to trick Gloria is introduced as ‘a for- pepper or to taste Gonzaque. Monique, who divergent types of celebrity ac- court athletes in playing games mer disco queen,’ she neverthe- mashed potatoes. recorded with the orchestras of 1 cup whole milk is a world-wide recog- tors who were paired together for money. less steamrolls over an English Coat a 3½–4-quart Beat in herbs, sea- Don Redman, Duke Ellington, sonings, minced vegetables or nized model, was featured in three, Hollywood motion- After winning their teacher and a rocket scientist to slow cooker with cooking and Benny Carter. in the Bronze Beauty Cal- grated cheese for added flavor pictures. They both made their initial games as partners, they win the show. When Billy ro- spray. Add potatoes and pour They contributed to ender. (ESDN Photo by  and color. feature film debuts as youthful make a quick getaway before a mances Gloria to win her back, water over potatoes, stir, cov- jazz with their occasional scat Howard Moorehead) football players in the Goldie disgruntled loser returns with a Sidney and Rhonda’s apart- er and cook on high setting For fluffier mashed If you would  potatoes, stir in a ½ teaspoon singing during the 1940s. like to be a Beauty of The Hawn comedy about a white, gun. Billy and Gloria take Sid- ment is ransacked and robbed. 3 hours or until potatoes are  female coach in Wildcats ney to his Crenshaw apartment Sidney begs Billy to use his of baking powder. Let sit for a Their discography Week, send photo, phone tender. Reduce heat to low, number and information (1986). in the Vista View complex. part of Gloria’s winnings so add all but 1 tablespoon of the few minutes before serving. can be found in the book, The to EAST SIDE DAILY  Billboard Book of American And, they appeared Then, they go home to make they can enter a tournament butter, salt and pepper. For more potato facts, NEWS or call (216) 721- as foster brothers who plan to passionate love-making. against court legends ‘The tips and recipes, visit www. Singing Groups (A History 1674. Using a potato  rob a subway car in Money The next morning, King’ and ‘The Duck.’ masher or a handheld electric idahopotato.com. 1949-1990) by Jay Warner. Train (1995). But, in between Billy and Gloria race from the Gloria is dumbstruck Wildcats and Money Train, motel to escape being captured at Billy’s answer to help Sid- Snipes and Harrelson starred by the Stuki gangsters. After ney and tells him that if he uses in a film with Rosie Perez (Do looking at a house for sale, that money for the basketball The Right Thing; It Could Sidney and his dark-skinned game then it is over between Happen To You) that would wife Rhonda (Tyra Ferrell) them. define the ebony/ivory, buddy- discuss their finances for their Billy enters with type movie for the 90’s gen- dream of home-ownership. In Sidney regardless and they eration. It was a sports-genre Watts, Sidney and Billy play a win with Billy making a slam- comedy centered on basket- local named Robert (Cylk Co- dunk, disproving Sidney’s phi- ball called "White Men Can’t zart) and his partner. But, this losophy. But, unfortunately, Jump" (1992). time, the hustle fails and they Gloria has left Billy for good. In Venice Beach, lose $1,700 dollars. The duo Billy pays off the Stukis and California, blond, blue-eyed, is devastated and Billy slinks cements his friendship with Caucasian Billy Hoyle (Woody home to Gloria. Still study- Sidney. Harrelson) arrives from Loui- ing in preparation to appear Harrelson began siana to the basketball court on Jeopardy!, Gloria is disap- his career on the TV sitcom and camps out until the black pointed but figures out that Cheers, then starred in Natural locals begin some games. Sidney hustled Billy. Born Killers (1994) and Zom- Later, he watches some of the Determined to get the bieland (2009). Snipes starred players and notices Sidney money back, Gloria makes Bil- in New Jack City (1991), Jun- Dean (Wesley Snipes): a dark- ly take the bus with her to get gle Fever (1991) and the sci-fi/ skinned, arrogant braggart to Sidney’s apartment. While horror Blade trilogy. 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A collection “My whole thing has inspiration for his col- Through poetry, at play, or facing difficul- festering since my very had been discussed for by Cleveland slam poet been to provide writers of lection of poetry, “We Harris witnesses his stu- ties at home. Some of first day I entered a pub- years - with the collec- Ephraim Nehemiah will color of all ages with the Made It To School Alive” dents’ dealings with gun Harris’ poems honor stu- lic school classroom tion. arrive in September, fol- opportunities that I never through his work as a violence, poverty, edu- dents who died. in 2016,” Harris said. “We decided af- lowed by a collection received, that I couldn’t second-grade teacher. cational challenges and Created during “[Twelve Literary Arts] ter watching him under- by Eric Matthew Odum receive in Cleveland.” The book spans more. Some poems ex- Harris’ time as a Barbara gathered a number of lo- go his process and seeing in December. In March “When I see scenes of joy, tragedy and amine issues that Harris Smith Writer fellow at cal writers that I never the incredible poems that 2021, Twelve Arts plans someone putting the care keen moments of kid wis- has seen in Cleveland’s Twelve Literary Arts, knew personally but I he created, that maybe to release a collection of and the commitment into telling the stories dom in the course of 30- Harris education system, rais- “We Made It To School admired their work. Now we should uplift the work poetry by Stephanie Gi- of those who can’t tell some poems. The works White elementary school ing questions about state Alive” came about I know them as people by publishing it,” Gray- nese, director of special their own stories, that has all center around Har- - a Glenville-area school testing and lack of fund- through collaboration who really invested in Kontar said. “We felt so programs at Twelve Lit- to be uplifted. It wasn’t ris’ current and former with 99% minority en- ing for his school. and workshopping with my work.” strongly about support- erary Arts. uplifted for me here, but students at Michael R. rollment, and a major- But the main prominent Cleveland po- Daniel Gray- ing Quartez that we de- Gray-Kontar Kontar, the executive ar- cided we’re going to go hopes for Twelve Liter- that won’t happen again tistic director of Twelve ahead and publish this. ary Arts and Twelve Arts for others coming after Literary Arts, helped edit Quartez in many ways Press to provide more me, as long as I’m here.” Memorial Service held for Leo Minter Gray-Kontar A Celebration American to play Var- trial Warehouse Man- and produce “We Made It is the reason for Twelve opportunities to the city’s and Harris will discuss To School Alive.” Other Literary Arts starting our diverse writing commu- of Life for Leo Minter sity football. ager at WHK company the book in a virtual City was held last Satur- Minter married until his health began to authors involved in the press so soon.” nity - opportunities Gray- Club conversation at day at Gaines Funeral Muriel Victoria Harper fail him. He was an avid workshopping process The book was Kontar didn’t have when 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, July Home, 5386 Lee Road, on September 27, 1952. fisherman, bowler, and were Cleveland’s RA released on June 19 and he was developing his 14. Entry to the forum is and Rev. Reginald Ken- He was induct- traveler. Washington and Michelle is available through voice in Northeast Ohio. free and can be accessed drick officiated. ed into Benedictine’s Minter is sur- R. Smith, and Canadian Twelve Arts’ website. It “I’ve been a on the City Club’s web- Minter was Hall of Fame in 2000. vived by his loving wife poet Adebe DeRango- features original artwork creative artist and an site, cityclub.org.For born in Cleveland on Minter was of 67 years Muriel Vic- Adem. by Cleveland artist Daka- educator and an activist more information about “We’ve tried to rai Akil on the cover. in Cleveland for 30 years November 21st, 1932 an outstanding athlete. toria; children: Evan- “We Made It To School create an ecosystem for Beyond the re- now. For me, it was very to Homer Minter and Besides being a star geline (Linwood), Mi- Alive” and Twelve Arts writers of color,” Gray- lease of “We Made It To difficult as a writer of Alphine Doster. They football player, he was chael Sr. (Linda), and Press at twelvearts.org. Kontar said. “A large School Alive,” Twelve color to find publishing both preceded him in an outstanding amateur Minter Constance (Ernest Sr); of Columbus, Council part of what that means Arts Press already has support and to also find death. boxer for the Cleveland grandchildren: Ernest 5106. is being intentional, and He attended Golden Gloves. He was Jr. (Ashley), Michael Minter was institutionalizing what it Our Lady of Blessed a coach and a mentor Jr. (Rameka), Calli, employed as a crain looks like for writers of Sacrament and gradu- for many children. Leo, Jolena, and Deme- operator for the Singer color to create works that ated from Benedictine In addition to trius (Summer), Terry, Steel Company until his speak to the community High School in 1952. his athletic achieve- Tangela, Alexander, and retirement after more that they are hoping to Fondly known ments, he served in the 15 great-grandchildren. than 40 years. speak to.” as “Choo-Choo”, he left United States Navy. Interment is Once “We Made Following re- a legacy at Benedictine He was a proud in Hillcrest Memo- It To School Alive” was tirement, he was also where he ran track and 4th degree Past Grand rial Park, 26200 Aurora far enough along, Gray- employed as an Indus- was the first African Knight of the Knights Road, Bedford Heights. Kontar said that he de- Tri-C offers Super Saturday enrollment, Women in Transition Cuyahoga Com- Road in Highland Hills in Transition program al periods of their lives, success stories. 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