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By PHIL ATTINGER Lakes residents wants a “No way.” Elwell called the request Thanksgiving morning Josephine area. Peacock STAFF WRITER rate increase. At the very least, they for a 30-40% increase a 2013 with pain in his had also lived in that area County Administrator want to hear more about “phenomenal” one. gut that reached into his for five years, and said SEBRING — On Randy Vosburg told what the company plans “It’s beyond poor back. she had always had water Tuesday commissioners Highlands to do to deal with water [quality],” Elwell said. “It’s When he went to the problems. night, County Water Works quality issues there. horrific.” hospital, doctors found He was worried the county Inc., formerly U.S. Water, “They are asking for The issue has come up a cyst on his kidney that water may have caused commis- wants an endorsement to a substantial increase several times over the could have been forming his kidney cyst. sioners the Florida Department and the quality of wa- years, with some of the for years. Madden, 53, told the learned the of Environmental ter is not great,” said most recent being six His girlfriend, Kathy Highlands News-Sun water utili- Protection (DEP) on its Commissioner Greg years and three years ago. Madden, had received she’d been on the water ty for Lake rate application. Harris. “I think we should Scott Peacock, 49, told a notice about her tap system since 1995. It VOSBURG Josephine Essentially, county not support it.” the Highlands News- water that December for and Sebring commissioners told them, Commissioner Don Sun that he woke up her home in the Lake WATER | 2A Pendergrass arrested for battery with a weapon By KIM MOODY STAFF WRITER
SEBRING — Justin Menroe Pendergrass, 29, of Sebring, was arrest- ed by Sebring Police Department on Thursday afternoon. He is being charged with aggravated assault with a weapon without intent to kill and PENDERGRASS battery. Because of the domestic nature of the case, the victims will not be identified. According to the arrest report, dep- uties responded to a residence where Pendergrass was trying to find a .380 handgun taken from him by family members because he allegedly made TORI LYNN SCHNEIDER/THE TALLAHASSEE DEMOCRAT VIA AP threats to kill his mother. The homeowner found out what Sen. Kelly Stargel speaks at the Florida Capitol on Thursday. Pendergrass was doing and went to meet him at his home. The victim found Pendergrass on his front porch and a verbal altercation ensued. Pendergrass E-Verify legislation could test got a tire iron and started toward the other man and threatened physical harm to the victim. The victim threat- Republican unity in Florida ened back and Pendergrass threw the tire iron “through the left rear window of his mother’s vehicle that he had been By BOBBY CAINA CALVAN debating the matter again, DeSantis wants — and the how much political muscle driving.” THE ASSOCIATED PRESS after it failed last session discussion could expose DeSantis and his allies will The argument continued as both amid heavy opposition from fissures within Republican exert to win passage of the men walked toward the home, where TALLAHASSEE — Florida the agriculture, tourism and ranks. broader E-Verify bill. Pendergrass wanted to look for the gun. Republicans have mostly construction industries. Sen. Tom Lee’s bill is If approved by the The victim told the suspect to leave and toed the party line during Nevertheless, the matter co-sponsored by Sen. Joe Legislature and signed into he was not welcome. The report said the the first weeks of their is getting another round Gruters, who also chairs the law by the governor, most suspect allegedly opened a pocketknife. legislative session. But that of hearings because Gov. Republican Party of Florida. Florida employers would be The victim was afraid and grabbed the unity will certainly be tested Ron DeSantis has made the Hoping to broker a required to use the E-Verify suspect and threw him to the ground. when lawmakers begin issue among his priorities, compromise within the system, an electronic The suspect dropped the knife but debating a proposal to force arguing that all employers party, another Republican portal operated by the U.S. scratched the victim’s face, according to private employers to use a need to be sure the people has sponsored an E-Verify Department of Homeland the report. federal database to check they hire are in fact legally bill that would exempt Security that confirms the A female victim showed up to the the immigration status of eligible to work in the the private sector. The eligibility of people to work house and was trying to defuse the workers. United States. watered-down bill could in the United States. situation with Pendegrass. However, the Some key legislative The Senate Judicial give DeSantis political cover The E-Verify system report shows the suspect took a mop Republicans, including Committee is scheduled to by handing him a nominal is already being used Sen. President Bill Galvano, take up legislation Tuesday victory on the matter. BATTERY | 2A would rather not be that would deliver what It remains to be seen VERIFY | 2A Carly Vega is Little Miss Highlands County 2020 By MARC VALERO STAFF WRITER
SEBRING —Among 27 hopefuls age 8-12 the judges had a tough decision to single out one girl, but they found their winner with Carly Vega who was crowned Little Miss Highlands County on Saturday afternoon at the Highlands County Fair. Before being named one of the five finalists, Vega was named Miss MARC VALERO/STAFF Congeniality. Little Miss Highlands County 2019 Carlysle Kenyon in the foreground with the 2020 Little Miss The 8-year-old is a contestants during the opening dance number of the pageant Saturday at the Highlands County third-grader at Cracker Fairgrounds. Trail Elementary. She is the daughter of the definition of beauty and was one of the Top The other Top Five Laura and Carlos Vega. inside and out.” Five Finalists. The 8-year- Finalists were Brylee MARC VALERO/STAFF Laura said, “We are Bailey Toneyn was old is a third-grader at super proud of her; she is named Miss Photogenic Woodlawn Elementary. MISS | 2A Little Miss Highlands County 2020 Carly Vega.
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5 THINGS MISS That Will Make You SMARTER FROM PAGE 1A King, Braelyn Cassill and 1. The oldest socks that have been wife. Lee’s stocking frame machine Daxtyn Hines. discovered date to between 250 and was able to knit eight times faster The 27 contestants 420 and feature split toes — meaning than hand-knitting, and though he were fi rst introduced they were likely worn with sandals. had a revolutionary invention, he was to the audience during Researchers found a red pair of wool- too far ahead of his time to make it a a dance number in en ancient slip-ons near the Nile River profitable career. keeping with the Roaring in Egypt, at the site of a long-gone 4. The DuPont Company revealed 20s theme with some Greek colony. the world’s first nylon stocking at fancy and quick dance MARC VALERO/STAFF 2. In their most basic sense, socks the 1939 New York World’s Fair and steps that take you back are helpful at protecting feet from the American women fell in love with 100 years when the The Little Miss Highlands County 2020 contestants prior to the selection of the Top Five Finalists. elements and wicking away sweat. the stretch, comfort, and durability. Charleston was the rage. Despite their somewhat gross use, But, when the U.S. entered World All dressed in blue the performance, which Little Miss Highlands historians say socks transformed War II two years later, DuPont paused short 20s-styled dresses brought a hearty ap- County 2019 Carlysle from functional footwear to fashion stocking production to create nylon with matching blue head- plause from the audience. Kenyon tool her farewell symbols around 1000, in part because parachutes, ropes, and cords for the bands, the girls where a After a break for walk. making comfortable socks was a war effort. Stockings became difficult hit with the audience as entertainment, the The judging was based time-consuming, intricate process. to find, and a hosiery black market they danced to a record- contestants returned for on poise, personality and Nobles and kings alike sported knee- made nylons a high-priced luxury. ing that mixed a rippling the dress competition overall appearance. high stockings as a way to express 5. Albert Einstein is known for low bass sound with a where they introduced There were no run- their financial and class standing his eccentricities — like his flyaway hint of 1920s inspired themselves and thanked ners-up named in the because, like many belongings, the hairstyle —but he also wasn’t a fan Dixieland. their sponsors. event. The others in the silkier the material, the wealthier you of wearing socks. Einstein didn’t see The girls formed a After the Top Five Top Five were known as were. the logic in wearing both socks and circle in the conclusion of Finalists were named, “Sisters” to the winner. 3. By 1589, socks were a regular shoes, especially if socks were going to necessity that took a while to make by eventually have holes. His theory on hand. William Lee, an English clergy- going sock-less was often discussed, he said. said his water tastes like man, aimed to scale down the time like in this letter to wife Elsa: “Even on WATER Derossett said at the chlorine, and it occa- per pair by creating the first stocking the most solemn occasions I got away FROM PAGE 1A time that the company sionally has an odor and frame machine that year. Why Lee — without wearing socks and hid that was working with the who didn’t knit— went on to become lack of civilization in high boots.” color. originally looked like lake DEP to fi x the problem. a knitting engineer is credited to his Source: mentalfloss.com Other residents in water, until treatment In May 2017, the county Covered Bridge, a cleared it up. had to work to get U.S. 55-and-older retirement Water Services to move Ron Derossett, plant community, complained operator with U.S. Water its pipes out of the Lake Josephine Drive straight- their water looks black Services Corp., which and smells bad. covers the Lake Josephine ening and widening project. Company offi cials and Sebring Lakes areas, claimed the sulfur taste said at the time that the At the time, the county problem extended to the water had haloacetic acid, commission agreed to support a state grant whole county. The com- since aquifer water in that so water customers — pany was proposing a area is high in hydrogen paying $63 a month $1.4 million repair which sulfi de. — wouldn’t face a $14 It’s common in water would include replacing increase as the company an 8-inch water main tables throughout middle looked to upgrade to an and northeast Florida and and installing a fi ltration eight-inch line with fi re system to remove hy- makes water smell like hydrants. drogen sulfi des from the rotten eggs. In October 2017, U.S. Haloacetic acid forms Water was looking at water for Lake Josephine, when a naturally-oc- another rate increase and Covered Bridge and curring substance, like still had water quality Leisure Lakes customers. Thehe Highlands News-Sun hydrogen sulfi de, reacts issues. The cost to customers hahass a new feature that with chlorine and chlora- Anthony D’Angelo of at that time was estimat- mine, commonly used to Covered Bridge, another ed at an additional 40.5% runs once a month. 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to veteranse and current proposed a budget of chambers, including eennliisteds personnel from VERIFY $92.8 billion — nearly spending on housing FROM PAGE 1A $1.5 billion more than programs and Florida any branch of the what the governor is Forever, the state’s land in Florida, albeit in a requesting. The House conservation program. U.S. Military. limited way. Former Gov. is recommending a But there is likely to TheT feature is called Rick Scott ordered all smidgen less than the be little dissension over “Hometown“Ho Heroes.” state agencies that were governor’s $91.4 billion declaring the end of the under his control to use spending plan. telegraph era. the E-Verify system – a The House and Senate A measure repealing Theh idea is to feature practice that continues are both proposing to laws regulating the tele- photos of men and under DeSantis. raise teacher salaries graph industry has sailed Republican unity could — as the governor has through committees and women with local also be tested during requested — and increas- is scheduled to be taken ties (whether they budget negotiations ing pay for state workers, up by the House fl oor that must get underway who are negotiating for a Wednesday. aare local, or a parent in earnest so they can raise. or family member, adjourn on March 13 as There are wide gaps scheduled. in the spending prior- BATTERY past or present). We The Senate has ities between the two just need a photo FROM PAGE 1A of them (must be from the yard and started swinging the mop at her. in uniform) along The fi rst victim saw wwith their name, rank and tried to block any blows from the attack. anand branch of service. He was struck in turn and received lacerations Please send all photos along with the from the mop for it. Pendergrass left the area. information in an email to Later on, Pendegrass was spotted by [email protected] the Sebring Police Department and a traffi c and/or [email protected]. stop was performed. The If you have any questions, feel free to call suspect fl ed and was tasered by the offi cer’s “Conducted Energy
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THE ASSOCIATED PRESS methamphetamine and struck the claiming the businesses did nothing like ours,” said Yale Freeman, a victim again before running out the to stop the illegal activity. lawyer representing the women. front door, according to the police At the hotels around the affluent “These hotels permitted open sex Suspect reports shots report. Naples area, women wandered the trafficking to occur at each of their fired after robbing, The victim grabbed a knife hotel hallways strung out on drugs locations.” and chased after Morel. Outside and wearing little clothing, accord- The hotels’ owners told the news- stabbing man the apartment, Morel struck the ing to the lawsuit by the women paper that they never saw anything BOYNTON BEACH — A suspect victim with a bag of drugs and a who are only using their initials in suspicious, and one owner called called police officers to report that gun fell out. The man dropped the the complaint. the lawsuit “a legal scam.” Sandra S. Smith a man he had robbed and stabbed knife and fell to the ground. Morel The Naples Daily News reports 10/23/1938 - 02/10/2018 was shooting at him as he got away, grabbed the knife and stabbed the that men cycled in and out of the City moves to change according to authorities in Florida. man who had grabbed the gun, women’s hotel rooms, and when code for emotional Mom, it's been 2 years Boynton Beach police officers according to the police report. housekeepers cleaned the rooms support chickens since you have been said Victor Morel called them The man fired two shots as Morel they often found drug and sex gone. Not a day passes Saturday night to report that drove away, hitting the windshield paraphernalia. ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH — The that you are not in my someone had shot at him twice. and driver’s side window, according The lawsuit seeks $100 million, City of St. Augustine Beach is look- thoughts. They say it According to the police, Morel, to the police report. and it was filed at the end of last ing to amend its code to allow for 33, had met the man through a gay Morel was charged with robbery year in state court in southwest emotional support animal requests, gets easier, but it has social app, Grindr, and knew from and aggravated battery. Jail records Florida. It claims management at allowing the family of a 9-year-old not. I miss you, I long others that the unidentified man showed he remained in custody on the 22 hotels did nothing to stop boy with disabilities to keep his to hear your voice and dealt drugs. Morel told officers that Sunday. the trafficking in 2015 and 2016. eight chickens at their residence. what I would give to he went to the man’s apartment Lawyers for the women said they The need arose after Jennifer make you laugh again. intending to “make some money off Lawsuit claims Florida delayed filing the lawsuit until last Wildasin requested a variance of him.” hotels didn’t stop sex year’s resolution of a criminal case hearing in front of the Planning I miss you mom. Television station WPTV reports trafficking that resulted in the convictions and Zoning Board to allow her to that the men got into an argument of two men on trafficking and keep chickens for her son, who Until we meet again... at the apartment and Morel struck NAPLES — Two Florida women prostitution charges. has a traumatic brain injury. City in my heart forever. the man in the head, causing him who were victims of sex trafficking “What surprised me about code prohibits the keeping of bees, Love Barbara adno=00030995 to fall to the ground. Morel then have sued almost two dozen hotels this case was how big it was and insects, reptiles, pigs, horses, cattle, grabbed a briefcase filled with where they were forced to have sex, how open it was in a community goats, hogs or poultry.
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FloridaPublicNotices.com adno=00030948 www.highlandsnewssun.com February 10, 2020 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | A5 OBITUARIES Women’s Suffrage Robert M. Rhoades Sr. Robert Martin Rhoades Women rally behind a federal suffrage amendment Sr., 94, passed away on Thursday, Feb. 6, 2020 in By INGRID UTECH Sebring, Florida. CORRESPONDENT He was born on Dec. 8, 1925 in Allentown, Editor’s note: This is Pennsylvania to the the second in a series of late Mable Irene Weiser. articles about the 75-year Robert has been a struggle for women’s resident since 1979 suffrage. coming from Hollywood, By 1900, many of the Florida and owned a women who had led commercial sign shop, the fight for suffrage SignArt Graphics. He throughout the second enjoyed painting, golf and half of the 19th century camping. were no longer active in He is survived by his the movement. Susan daughter, Judy Rhoades- B. Anthony had stepped Bryan (Mark) of Sebring, down as president of Florida; son, Rob Rhoades the National American of Sebring, Florida; Woman’s Suffrage grandchildren, Katelyn Association. A few Bryan and Jake Bryan. years earlier, Elizabeth Memorial contribu- Cady Stanton, who had tions may be made to preceded Anthony as Compassionate Care NAWSA president, also Hospice, 2153 U.S. 27 had retired. By 1906, both South, Sebring, FL 33870. women had passed away. Cremation arrange- Carrie Chapman Catt, ments entrusted to Anthony’s hand-picked Stephenson-Nelson successor, took over as Funeral Home, 4001 president in 1900. She Sebring Parkway, Sebring, had to step down in 1904 COURTESY/LIBRARY OF CONGRESS FL 33870. Online con- to care for her dying Three women stand in front of a horse-drawn wagon with a sign supporting the National American Woman Suffrage Association. dolences may be left at husband and then to help The sign publicizes its supports for the Bristow-Mondell (Susan B. Anthony) Amendment, prohibiting any United States citizen stephensonnelsonfh.com. organize the International from being denied the right to vote based on sex. Woman Suffrage Alliance in Berlin. Dr. Anna disagreed. They sup- Howard Shaw, another ported President Wilson Looking Anthony protege, took even though he hadn’t over as president and come out in support of served until 1915, when an amendment, and they For the NAWSA Board supported any other re-elected Catt. candidate who endorsed Something? In her first presidency, suffrage, regardless of Catt undertook an aggres- political party. sive campaign to broaden In December 2013, the membership. Among NAWSA Board gave Paul the groups she targeted an ultimatum. She must was the Federation of step down as chair of the Women’s Clubs and its Congressional Union for member organizations. Woman Suffrage if she Wealthy society women wanted to continue as COURTESY/LIBRARY OF CONGRESS belonged to these clubs chair of the Congressional Committee. Paul refused, and many were willing Women suffragists march on Pennsylvania Avenue led by Mrs. Richard Coke Burleson (center on so NAWSA removed her to contribute time and horseback) in the foreground of the U.S. Capitol in March 3, 1913. money to support worthy and established a new causes. got a serious challenge England and who became police provided little help committee. The NAWSA Shaw also made in 1910 from a young her closest co-worker. when crowds of men op- Board also voted against excellent strides with activist named Alice Paul. Paul also believed posed to female suffrage readmitting the union as bringing in new mem- Paul was a University of the women’s suffrage and to the event, mobbed an auxiliary member. bers. In their book ,”One Pennsylvania doctoral movement needed some the parade route. A num- In the ensuing three Half the People: The Fight candidate who had just attention-grabbing ber of participants and years, the union func- for Woman Suffrage,” Ann spent a year studying in events. She was im- spectators were injured, tioned with energy and and Andrew Scott report- England, where she had pressed by a parade that but none of the perpetra- militancy. Members Find it ed that by 1915, NAWSA been inspired by British Harriot Stanton Blatch, tors were arrested. collected signatures was close to being the suffragettes to join the the daughter of Elizabeth Even though the on petitions, recruited nation’s largest voluntary militant wing of the Cady Stanton, had orga- parade did not come off volunteers, raised funds, in the organization with 2 mil- movement. nized in New York City as planned, the parade established suffrage lion members. Paul thought state- in 1910, and she decided generated positive public- schools. held pageants From 1900-1915, by-state campaigning to organize a bigger one ity. Even NAWSA officials, and parades, and pres- Classifieds! NAWSA devoted much of would take too long in Washington, DC. She who were wary of Paul’s sured public officials. its effort to educating the and in southern states, planned it for March daring tactics, conceded In June 1916, the public. It also provided would be ineffective. She 3, 1913, the day before afterwards that the pa- Congressional Union for support to those state wanted the organization the inaugural parade of rade and ensuing police Woman Suffrage became suffrage organizations to concentrate exclusively Woodrow Wilson, the debacle drew thousands the National Woman’s where passage of legisla- on a U.S. constitutional 28th president of the U.S. into the movement who Party, whose sole pur- tion granting full female amendment to enfran- It would follow the same would never have taken pose was passage of the suffrage seemed like a chise women nationally. route down Pennsylvania any interest in it had the Susan B. Anthony federal realistic possibility. In 1912, Paul applied Avenue from the Capitol march gone smoothly. suffrage amendment. Efforts to win suf- and was appointed to the White House. Not satisfied that Ironically, at about frage at the state level to serve on NAWSA’s The parade included NAWSA was progressive the same time, NAWSA increased. In 1896, only Congressional bands, floats, horseback enough, Paul established changed its mission. In four states — Wyoming, Committee, the group riders, and between 5,000 a political organization her second presidency, Colorado, Utah, and that lobbied legislators and 8,000 marchers. in April 1913 called the Catt unveiled a plan Idaho — had granted on Capitol Hill. Also Spectator estimates Congressional Union for making a national women full suffrage. By joining the committee ranged from 100,000 to Woman Suffrage. She suffrage amendment a 1912, women had won was American suffragist 300,000. would use unorthodox priority and authorizing the vote in Washington, Lucy Burns, whom Paul Despite assurances of tactics to try to pressure the creation of a pro- California, Oregon, had met when she was in police protection, the President Wilson and fessional lobbying team Kansas, and Arizona. members of Congress to to work for this goal in NAWSA leadership support a federal suffrage Washington. 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HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN YOUR HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SINCE 1919 Timothy D. Smolarick Romona Washington VP & Publisher, D-R Media Corporate Executive Editor [email protected] [email protected] Cliff Yeazel Rob Kearley Advertising Director Corporate Circulation Director [email protected] [email protected] SUN ANOTHER VIEW Lawmakers prey on badly needed Sadowski funds Focus on the real issues When a child discovers how easy it is to snatch a cookie from the jar on a kitchen After two months of controversy government should work to bring counter, there is usually no end to satisfying and fierce debates, it is with disap- well-paying jobs and attempt their sweet tooth. pointment that I write today about to improve this disappointing The Florida Legislature, specifically the the fact that Commissioner Arlene figure. However, we do not see House, is no different. Tuck was able to pass her Second the same passion in advocating as Despite a statewide affordable housing Amendment resolution. This Commissioner Tuck’s resolution crisis, the House budget for the coming fiscal meaningless piece of paper labeled received. year once again relies on raiding Sadowski our county a “Second Amendment The Florida Department of funds to balance its budget. According to Sanctuary County,” which is Education receives no backlash for Florida Phoenix, the House Transportation nothing more than a powerless VIEWPOINTS FROM A TEENAGER underfunding the education of our and Tourism Appropriations wants to steal statement and a mere formality. Miguel Arceo children nor does the local depart- up to $240 million from those trust funds for This resolution was passed along- ments in charge of bringing jobs other projects. side Commissioner Don Elwell’s Republican. In the unconstitu- to Highlands County receive any For the record, the William E. Sadowski much more sensible resolution, tional scenario that an attempt attention for the poor economic Affordable Housing Act was established in in which it stated that Highlands to strip gun rights is made, the statistics of our county. 1992. Its promise was to use money derived County fully supports every piece Conservative Supreme Court At the end of the day, I know that from doc stamps initiated on every property of the United States Constitution will strike it down without even this resolution has zero real power transaction in Florida to help fund affordable and its amendments. thinking about it. besides dividing our county down housing projects. It says that 70% of all funds In regards to Commissioner While gun advocates passionate- party lines and wasting valuable from doc stamps should go to the Local Elwell’s resolution, I can un- ly asked for this resolution to pass, county time. The same time Government Housing Trust Fund for the State derstand why such a resolution we completely ignored the real that was spent on voting on this Housing Initiatives Partnership. That money would be passed. It is a statement issues at hand, such as education. resolution could have been spent is to be used by local governments to build of support for our United States Since October, Superintendent addressing the real needs of the multifamily housing and help low to moder- Constitution that is written in Longshore has made attempts county. We could have elected to ate income families afford housing. a manner that any dissent is to receive more funding for our pressure our state government to Right now those funds are desperately borderline treasonous. However, schools. She advocated in front of fund our school system or pres- needed in all areas of the state. And, while the two months later, I fail to see how an education commissioner for sured our county government to Miami/Fort Lauderdale and Tampa areas are Commisioner Tuck’s resolution will more funding after having to spend take initiative and bring new jobs hard hit, Sarasota and Charlotte counties are have any positive impact or even for the newest security measures to Highlands County. also badly in need of more affordable hous- the slightest touch of influence on at our county’s schools. Along with Respectably, there were two ing, especially in light of the planned growth the county. It is nothing more than this, she brought to the light that county commissioners who voted and the building boom going on right now. a piece of copy paper with conser- 37 teaching positions that are filled no on this resolution and chose Gov. Ron DeSantis pledged to utilize all the vatively charged wording on it that with long-term substitutes. Despite to put their conscience over their Sadowski funds this year. How he will ad- has zero legal standing whatsoever. passionately advocating, Highlands party. These two commissioners dress the House plan to do otherwise will be For the foreseeable future and County schools were just on the made the right call by voting no interesting. The Legislature has made raiding as of now, nothing is threatening receiving end of budget cuts. on Commissioner Tuck’s useless the Sadowski piggy bank a habit — siphoning any responsible gun owner’s Simultaneously, we continue to resolution. If every commissioner $2 billion over the last two decades. firearms. Both chambers of live in one of the poorest counties thought the same way as these two Last year we reported statistics that showed the Florida Legislature are in the state. Our median house- did, the real issues that are crying that a full-time hourly worker, making Republican, Governor Ron hold income is $26,252 below the out for solutions would cease to minimum wage of $8.46 an hour would have Desantis is Republican, the Senate national average and nearly a fifth exist. to work 108 hours a week to afford a modest is Republican controlled, and the of Highlands County residents Miguel Arceo is a student athlete two-bedroom dwelling. To follow accepted President of the United States is remain in poverty. Our local county at Sebring High School. guidelines of using no more than 30 percent of your income for rent or mortgage pay- YOUR VIEW ments, the average worker would have to be paid $22.86 in Florida to afford housing. In 2019-2020, legislators raided $125 million He is not a politician Older people make better decisions too many criticisms and references from the Sadowski fund and dropped it into than teens and younger adults, to his constitutional rights, and his the general fund to balance the budget. Let’s start with I like Trump’s who tend to be too impulsive. academic and other achievements. The money they take each year would make policies, but hate the way he goes Oftentimes people from the Yawn. However he has generated a a difference. about it. Enough of the name older generation did not finish lot of activity in the Letters to the For example, if lawmakers had left the calling and nicknames. But let’s school because of tragedies. Death Editor column, which I do read Sadowski fund untouched last year, Charlotte examine that whole story. The or illness of a parent would cause a and enjoy. Congrats, you made my County would have received $2.1 million to Dems thought they had the ‘16 child to quit school and go to work morning rosier! build much-needed multi-family housing. election bought and paid for and to support himself and/or the fam- Kim Johnson What did we get instead? How about $360,000. they are mad. ily. The following are a few persons Sebring Sarasota was robbed too. Sarasota County For all you liberals, please tell from the older generation who did should have received $5 million based on me what they have done to help not finish school: George Foreman, Various viewpoints are its donations into doc stamps but instead America in the last three years? Aretha Franklin, Nicole Kidman, received only $654,000 from the Sadowski They spent 2.5 years on the Ben Franklin, Walt Disney, Charles appreciated trust. Russian collusion probe with Dickens, and former Presidents Thank you for all the letters you Both counties are growing rapidly. Housing nothing, then after only one month George Washington, Abraham publish in your publication, the for construction workers, teachers, govern- went to the Ukraine investigation. Lincoln, Grover Cleveland, Andrew Highlands News-Sun. Whether ment and school employees is badly needed. Both a waste of time. Johnson and Zachary Taylor. the letter is presented under Your Rents are going up and so are prices on What they fear the most is Mr. Arceo’s column title very View or as a guest column, various real estate. Legislators need to bow to Gov. Trump’s promises. One of which obviously refers to his age. I do not people have the opportunity to DeSantis’ wishes and keep their hands off was to “drain the swamp” and the see him being attacked specifically share their views on a wide variety Sadowski funds. Dems realized they are the swamp for his age or ideas, or denigrated, of topics. Recently, laws, religion, An editorial from the Charlotte Sun. and that scares the crap out of dehumanized, discredited or that gun ownership, and politics have them. For all you younger’s [sic] he be denied his freedom of speech frequently been addressed. who believe the answer is the left and the press. More so disagreed In my opinion and life experi- and their promise of “free,” let’s with, his manner of presenta- ence, innocent until proven guilty remember that the only socialist JOIN THE tion, his negativism and how is a more valid foundation for a country that works is Sweden and his “Viewpoints” have changed society than guilty unless proven CONVERSATION their effective tax rate is 57.8% to mostly political opinions. He innocent. Letters are welcome on virtually any subject, but we do The main reason they hate him is judges the merits and faults of In my opinion and in my life have some rules. We will not accept any Letters to the Editor because he is not a politician. This local and national government experience, each person in our na- that mention a business in a negative tone, as they have no is the main reason we need term and officials, calling it his form of tion who is a citizen of our nation means to defend themselves. Please keep Letters to the Editor limits and get rid of the life-long holding the government account- is granted many rights under the to less than 250 words. Letters will be edited to length as well politicians on both sides. able. Government is accountable to Constitution, The Bill of Rights and as for grammar and spelling. All letters must be signed with Art Brand the people who elected it. full name – not initials. An address and telephone number the Amendments added since the Avon Park I doubt he is as wise in the world founding of the United States of must be included. The phone number and address are not for as are the more senior. Wisdom is publication, but must be provided. In the case of letters that are America. A product of experience only something that develops with One of these rights, Freedom emailed, the same rules apply. age. Some things are better with Due to the number of letters received, we are able to run and studies of Religion, is established in the age, e.g., cheese, wine, whiskey, Constitution allowing no national only four letters per person per month. antiques, trees, friendships. Adults The Letters to the Editor section is designed as a public How does a letter writer know religion to be established, choosing the age of Mr. Arceo’s “attackers”? tend to become more agreeable, to believe in God and participate in forum for community discourse, and the opinions and state- conscientious, and emotionally ments made in letters are solely those of the individual writers. Couldn’t they be his age, young a church is an available choice. Not adults, middle aged persons? Why resilient as they age and negative choosing to believe in God is also a The newspaper takes no responsibility for the content of these traits seem to decline. letters. are they old and bitter? Would he right and choice. be attacking people because of I rarely read his column in its May God bless America. Please send or bring correspondence to the Highlands entirety. His writings do not pique News-Sun, Letters to the Editor, 321 N. Ridgewood Drive, their age? Georgia Lee Eschelman Wisdom is a product of experi- my interest and lack wit, flair and Sebring, FL 33870, or fax to 863-385-1954. Readers may also style. He is not fully aware of his Sebring email Letters to the Editor to [email protected]. ence and studies have shown that wisdom does really come with age. audience, mainly adults. 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Afghanistan attack NEW YORK — A gunman was taken into THE ASSOCIATED PRESS An Afghan defense custody Sunday after he ambushed police ministry official, who officers in the Bronx twice in 12 hours, KABUL, Afghanistan — Two U.S. was not identified wounding two in attacks that ignited soldiers were killed and six wounded because he was not outrage from officials who blamed the in a so-called insider attack in east- authorized to speak violence on an atmosphere of anti-police ern Afghanistan’s Nangarhar prov- to the media, said rhetoric. ince late Saturday when an Afghan the shooter was an The man, whose name was not imme- dressed in an Afghan army uniform Afghan soldier who GUTIERREZ diately released, was captured after he opened fire, the U.S. military said. had argued with the walked into a police station in the Bronx Afghanistan’s defense ministry U.S. forces before and started shooting shortly before 8 a.m. JOHN MINCHILLO/AP PHOTO said one Afghan soldier was also opening fire. He was Sunday. His shots struck a lieutenant in New York City police stand outside the 41st killed and three injured in the not a Taliban infiltra- the arm and narrowly missed other police assault. precinct at the scene of a police-involved tor, the official said. personnel before he ran out of bullets, lay shooting on Sunday, Feb. 9, 2020, in New York. A member of Nangarhar’s provin- In a statement, the down and tossed his pistol. cial council, Ajmal Omer, told The U.S. military said That attack came just hours after the thumbs-up to the crowd. Associated Press that the gunman “an individual in same man approached a patrol van in the Shea called the gunman a “coward” and was killed. Neither the U.S. military an Afghan uniform same part of the Bronx late Saturday and said he had a lengthy criminal history, nor the Afghan defense ministry RODRIGUEZ opened fire on the fired at two officers inside, wounding one including a 2002 shooting and carjacking have confirmed the attacker’s fate. combined U.S. and before escaping on foot, police said. in which he also fired a gun at police The U.S. Department of Defense Afghan force with a machine gun. Despite multiple shots fired in both officers. Shea said the man was paroled released later in the day the names We are still collecting information incidents, nobody was killed, and all are from prison in 2017 after an attempted of the dead American soldiers. They and the cause or motive behind the expected to recover, police said. murder conviction. are Sgt. Javier Jaguar Gutierrez, 28; attack is unknown at this time.” “It is only by the grace of God and the The commissioner also lashed out at and Sgt. Antonio Rey Rodriguez, 28. Omer, the provincial council heroic actions of those inside the building criminal justice reform activists who have There have been numerous member, is from Nangarhar prov- that took him into custody that we are not held demonstrations against excessive attacks by Afghan national army sol- ince’s Sherzad district, where he said talking about police officers murdered force by police in recent months, including diers on their allied partners during the incident took place. inside a New York City police precinct,” a large protest in Grand Central Terminal. 18 years of America’s protracted war The U.S. military said American Police Commissioner Dermot Shea said at He suggested the protests helped create an in Afghanistan. and Afghan military personnel a news conference. anti-police environment. Six U.S. service members have were fired on while conducting an The officer injured in the first shooting, “These things are not unrelated. We been killed in Afghanistan since the operation in Nangarhar province. Paul Stroffolino, was released from the had people marching through the streets start of 2020, including Saturday’s The incident came as Washington hospital Sunday to applause from a sizable of New York City recently,” Shea said. casualties. Last year, 22 U.S. service has sought to find an end to the war contingent of fellow officers. The officer, “Words matter. And words affect people’s personnel died in combat there. in Afghanistan. a bandage visible on his neck, gave a behavior.”
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Temperatures are today’s highs and tonight’s lows. Florida Cities Tides Today Tue. High Low High Low Ocala Daytona Beach City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W 83/62 79/65 Apalachicola 69 63 pc 72 63 pc Bradenton DeLand Clearwater 80 66 pc 77 65 pc Today 12:26a 8:26a 2:27p 7:31p Tue. 1:19a 9:01a 2:49p 8:30p Beverly Leesburg 80/65 Coral Springs 81 72 pc 84 71 pc Hills 81/65 Daytona Beach 79 65 pc 83 63 pc Clearwater 83/62 Fort Lauderdale 80 73 pc 82 73 s Today 12:06a 7:21a 1:27p 7:18p Orlando Fort Myers 85 67 pc 86 68 pc Tue. 12:55a 8:01a 1:59p 8:04p Brooksville 83/66 Titusville Gainesville 82 61 pc 82 62 pc St. Petersburg 84/61 Jacksonville 81 64 pc 83 63 pc 78/64 Today 1:50a 9:21a 3:51p 8:26p Cold Warm Stationary Showers T-storms Rain Flurries Snow Ice Key Largo 79 74 pc 80 75 s Tue. 2:43a 9:56a 4:13p 9:25p Kissimmee Key West 80 74 s 81 74 s U.S. Extremes (For the 48 contiguous states Sunday) High ...... 85 at Zapata, TX Low ...... -28 at Saranac Lake, NY Tarpon Springs 81/66 Melbourne Melbourne 77 64 pc 82 64 pc Vero Beach 81/66 Plant City Haines City 77/64 Miami 81 73 pc 83 73 s Today 12:24p 6:20a --- 7:01p Today Tue. Today Tue. Tue. 12:33a 7:13a 1:12p 7:47p 84/65 83/65 Naples 86 68 pc 86 70 pc City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Ocala 83 62 pc 84 62 pc Winter Haven Venice Albuquerque 53 33 c 39 25 sn Kansas City 41 28 c 42 30 pc Tampa Okeechobee 80 64 pc 84 66 pc 83/67 Today 1:49p 7:43a --- 6:48p Anchorage 24 2 pc 11 2 pc Knoxville 53 51 r 62 46 r 82/67 Orlando 83 66 pc 87 66 pc Tue. 12:41a 8:18a 2:11p 7:47p Atlanta 64 60 t 69 57 r Las Vegas 63 43 pc 59 38 s Bartow Frostproof Panama City 72 64 pc 75 62 pc 83/66 Baltimore 52 47 r 58 37 r Los Angeles 69 50 sh 69 46 s St. Petersburg 82/66 Pensacola 72 66 c 75 65 c Birmingham 66 63 r 67 54 r Louisville 52 38 r 49 36 pc 83/67 Avon Park Pompano Beach 80 74 sh 83 73 s Marine Boise 45 26 pc 46 29 pc Memphis 60 41 r 48 42 r Wauchula 82/65 Vero St. Augustine 75 64 pc 79 63 pc Wind Speed Seas Bay/Inland Boston 47 38 r 45 35 r Milwaukee 33 21 pc 32 19 pc 82/65 Basinger Beach St. Petersburg 83 67 pc 82 67 pc Sebring direction in knots in feet chop Buffalo 39 27 c 36 26 c Minneapolis 29 19 pc 28 22 pc 82/64 79/65 Sarasota 82 65 pc 81 66 pc Sarasota Myakka City 82/65 Burlington, VT 40 23 sn 38 25 c Montgomery 72 64 t 75 63 r Tallahassee 75 61 pc 79 63 pc Cape Sable to Tarpon Springs 82/65 85/65 Charleston, WV 51 46 r 49 36 r Nashville 57 45 r 52 42 r Okeechobee Tampa 82 67 pc 81 67 pc ESE 7-14 1-2 Light Charlotte 60 55 pc 67 53 r New Orleans 77 69 t 78 68 c 80/64 Vero Beach 79 65 pc 84 65 pc Tarpon Springs to Apalachicola Port Chicago 34 24 pc 33 21 s New York City 48 40 r 47 35 r Venice Venus Indiantown West Palm Beach 81 73 sh 84 72 pc ESE 4-8 1-2 Light 81/66 Charlotte Cincinnati 46 34 r 45 31 pc Norfolk, VA 65 55 pc 68 47 r 84/65 82/65 80/68 Cleveland 41 31 c 39 28 pc Oklahoma City 42 33 sh 41 32 r UV Index Today Sun and Moon Columbia, SC 71 60 pc 72 57 r Omaha 41 23 pc 40 28 s Sebring Winter Haven Columbus, OH 44 33 r 42 26 pc Philadelphia 48 45 r 52 36 r The Sun Rise Set Concord, NH 42 26 r 37 28 c Phoenix 64 47 t 60 43 c Statistics through 1 p.m. Sunday Statistics through 1 p.m. Sunday Today 7:07 a.m. 6:13 p.m. Dallas 47 39 c 46 40 r Pittsburgh 45 34 r 43 26 pc Temperatures Temperatures Tuesday 7:06 a.m. 6:14 p.m. Denver 29 9 sf 32 16 s Portland, ME 44 28 r 40 29 r Minutes to burn ...... 45 Des Moines 34 21 pc 34 25 s Portland, OR 52 33 pc 50 40 pc High/low 74/54 High/low 77/53 The Moon Rise Set The higher the number the greater the risk. Detroit 37 28 c 38 26 c Providence 46 37 r 45 31 r Normal high/low 76/48 Normal high/low 75/53 Today 8:00 p.m. 8:19 a.m. Duluth 27 13 sn 25 18 pc Raleigh 64 57 pc 67 49 r Record high 88 in 1986 Record high 87 in 1949 Tuesday 9:06 p.m. 9:02 a.m. Record low 26 in 1976 Record low 29 in 1995 Pollen Index Fairbanks -3 -26 c -14 -31 pc St. Louis 38 29 c 42 32 pc Precipitation (in inches) Precipitation (in inches) Last New First Full Fargo 28 12 sn 27 16 pc Salt Lake City 37 18 s 37 24 s Hartford 45 34 r 42 28 r San Antonio 69 50 sh 57 48 r 24 hours through 1 p.m. Sun. 0.00” 24 hours through 1 p.m. Sun. 0.00” Helena 34 16 sf 40 23 c San Diego 62 47 c 67 46 s Month to date 1.20” Month to date 1.06” Honolulu 76 63 sh 78 65 s San Francisco 66 51 s 66 45 s Normal month to date 0.75” Normal month to date 0.77” Cause ...... Juniper, Cypress Houston 76 59 t 70 61 t Seattle 49 36 pc 48 42 pc Year to date 1.53” Year to date 1.64” Feb 15 Feb 23 Mar 2 Mar 9 Source: National Allergy Bureau Indianapolis 39 30 c 40 28 pc Washington, DC 53 50 r 60 41 r Normal year to date 2.67” Normal year to date 3.25” Last year to date 3.33” Last year to date 3.51” Solunar Table Air Quality Today The World Monthly Rainfall Leesburg Minor Major Minor Major Statistics through 1 p.m. Sunday Today Tue. Today Tue. Month 2020 2019 Avg. Record Today 6:26a 12:11a 6:54p 12:40p City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W City Hi Lo W Hi Lo W Tue. 7:26a 1:13a 7:53p 1:40p Jan. 0.58 3.37 2.48 7.46/1948 Temperatures Amsterdam 47 39 r 44 38 sh Mexico City 79 52 s 79 49 pc Wed. 8:25a 2:12a 8:51p 2:38p Feb. 1.06 1.56 2.54 10.61/1998 High/low 75/49 Main pollutant ...... Ozone Baghdad 47 31 pc 46 30 pc Montreal 32 21 sn 33 23 c March 1.43 3.60 12.18/1960 Source: The solunar period schedule allows planning days so you Beijing 53 24 pc 52 27 pc Ottawa 34 14 sn 32 18 c Precipitation (in inches) Airnow.gov will be fishing in good territory or hunting in good cover April 2.08 2.63 7.36/1951 Berlin 48 36 r 42 35 sh Paris 52 40 sh 48 38 sh May 1.49 2.74 12.72/1957 24 hours through 1 p.m. Sun. 0.00” during those times. Major periods begin at the times June 9.66 7.87 16.44/1992 shown and last for 1.5 to 2 hours. The minor periods are Buenos Aires 75 63 s 78 68 pc Rio de Janeiro 82 74 r 77 73 r Weather Trivia™ shorter. July 11.89 8.25 16.45/1945 Airport Cairo 59 50 pc 63 51 pc Rome 60 51 pc 65 45 pc St. John’s 27 22 c 32 21 pc Aug. 8.20 7.48 14.59/1949 Q: What is solar winter in the Northern Cancun 84 75 s 85 77 pc Possible weather-related delays today. Check with San Juan 86 74 sh 85 73 s Sept. 3.78 6.08 17.26/1960 Hemisphere? Weather History Dublin 41 34 sh 41 34 c Oct. 4.66 2.58 9.43/1952 your airline for the most updated schedules. Edmonton 29 21 c 35 -3 sn Sydney 83 71 t 82 72 t Nov. 2.79 2.11 7.81/1988 Hi/Lo Outlook Delays On Feb. 10, 1980, snow closed Halifax 36 27 sn 34 30 pc Tokyo 48 38 pc 50 40 s Dec. 2.99 2.76 12.52/2002 Orlando 83/66 part cldy none February early in ends It sunlight. interstate highways in Alabama and Kiev 40 35 c 42 32 sh Toronto 39 23 pc 36 23 c Total 1.64 53.90 51.12 73.28/1959 Sarasota 82/65 part cldy none least the with year quarter The Dallas. London 47 37 sh 45 37 pc Vancouver 43 34 pc 44 36 c Totals are from a 24-hour period ending at 5 p.m. Tampa 82/67 part cldy none A: Madrid 61 41 s 59 45 c Winnipeg 23 10 c 26 -5 c Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2020 Weather (W): s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice. 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Please let us know if you need more information about our agency adno=00030950 adno=00029514 SPORTS • LOCAL • STATE • NATIONAL Monday, February 10, 2020 SECTION B Stenhouse wins Daytona 500 pole in debut with new team THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “It’s a good way to start at Daytona International hold charters to lock our relationship with Speedway. into the field, and the DAYTONA BEACH JTG,” Stenhouse said. “We Even so, the Hendrick slots went to Brendan — Ricky Stenhouse Jr. definitely have something Motorsports entries Gaughan and Justin has won the pole for to prove.” clearly have speed: Haley. Haley was the sur- NASCAR’s season-open- Stenhouse edged Alex Stenhouse receives prise winner of last July’s ing Daytona 500. Bowman for the top spot. power from Hendrick, rain-shortened race at Stenhouse turned a Bowman reached 194.363 and Hendrick drivers Daytona, getting the vic- fast lap at 194.582 mph mph around the 2 1/2- Bowman, Chase Elliott tory for Spire Motorsports to put his new Chevrolet mile superspeedway to and Jimmie Johnson were during a lengthy weather Camaro on the pole lock down the front row. second through fourth on delay. for next Sunday’s race. Only the top two spots the speed chart. It was his third and Stenhouse is making were determined in the Defending race winner final Cup Series start in his debut with JTG- single-car qualifying. Denny Hamlin was fifth 2019. JOHN RAOUX/AP PHOTO Daugherty Racing after The starting order for the fastest. “We definitely have a Roush Fenway Racing rest of the 40-car field There was an opportu- car fastest enough to win Ricky Stenhouse Jr. watches the leaderboard after his run abruptly fired him late will be set by a pair of nity in Sunday qualifying during NASCAR qualifying at Daytona International Speedway last year. qualifying races Thursday for two teams that don’t TEAM | 4B on Sunday. Senior softballers back in action By JOHN KLOET SPECIAL TO HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN SEBRING — The weather provid- ed some good 70s softball last week. VFW 4300’s Chester Johnson is from outside South Haven, Michigan. He plays with the House of David softball team in the summer. They are vegetarians and must have a beard. By playing all summer he comes down to Florida ready to play. He is the lead off man for the VFW 4300 and helped in downing the short-handed Buttonwood Bay Rebels. Chester had four hits with a triple. Frank (Lamps) Lantz led the team with a 5 for 5 day (with two doubles). The four-hit club included NEIL SIMPSON PHOTO Jim Polatty, JC (Choo-Choo) Brown and Jumbo Lauzon. John Kloet took The 65-69 age group medal winners, from left; Luanne Kerr (bronze), Judy Granger (gold) and Kris Alison (silver). the win on the mound. Buttonwood had soon to be 92-year-old Tony Caristo with four Heartland Games golf sees low scores hits, while Jack Grasso, Jim Munroe and John Degnen had three hits By NEIL SIMPSON the Sebring G.C. pro shop by each. HEARTLAND GAMES AMBASSADOR Travis Kennedy, assistant golf On the other diamond Blazing pro. Kim Best, head pro, gave Irrigation upended Alan Jay SEBRING — The Heartland the final instructions before Automotive Network 23-16. Blazing Senior Games are organized the carts headed off to the Irrigation had a big day from by South Florida State starting holes. Slam-Bam Cunningham, who had a College and sponsored by Gabriel Mendoza and grand slam and four singles. Norm Drs. Thakkar, Patel, Avalos the staff at the Caddyshack Grubbs also added five hits, with a and Ferretti, Newsom Eye, restaurant prepared and triple. Alex Gray had four hits with a AdventHealth, Alan Jay served four lunch options; double and triple. Sam Crouse had Automotive Network, Turner cheeseburger, chicken wrap, three hits with a home run. Winning Furniture and Edward Jones/ Italian hoagie and spring mix pitcher was Moe Pier. Bryant Musselman. The salad, while scores were being Alan Jay had another big day from Heartland Games, which have checked and final standings Ted (Bear) Griffith had five hits, with been running for more than determined. a double and triple. Les Osbeck, 20 years, are a qualifier for the Those finishing in the top Lee Sonneberg (triple), Wild Bill Florida Senior Games. They five in their age/gender group Destefano (triple and double), Phil were established to provide earned the right to compete Lucas (double), Bill Cirillo (triple) a local event where residents in the Florida State Games and Jerry Kaufman all had three NEIL SIMPSON PHOTO of Highlands, Desoto and which will be held in Fort hits. Hardee Counties could From left; Lynn Begnoche, Tim Hudy, Raymond Phillippe and Bill Driscoll. Lauderdale in December. On a very windy Thursday, VFW earn the right to play in the five-year age groups from 60 course while Buttonwood Bill Ellison from the Bluffs 4300 (7-2) moved into a tie for first statewide Senior Games. to 84 for the women and 55 to and Golf Hammock had three of Sebring carded a 77, the place with Blazing Irrigation (7-2) It was chilly Saturday 89 for the men. and Tropical Harbor in Lake second lowest score of the with a brilliant performance by morning when 19 women and Highlands County was Placid, Hammock Estates in day, to take gold in the men’s Pitcher Chuck Detore. Blazing came 47 men teed off at the Sebring well represented with seven Sebring and Sebring Village 75-79 bracket. out of the gate with five quick runs Golf Club. Despite plenty of of the duffers coming from two each. Five golfers drove In the men’s 85-89 age in the first and were leading 5-0 sunshine, a cool wind kept Tanglewood with six repre- up from DeSoto while Hardee group, Max Gnagy from until VFW bats came to live with a the temperatures low even senting each of Sun ‘n Lake County was represented by Francis II once again shot a big second through fourth innings as the competition heated and Whisper Lake. Crystal four players. innings, building up a 13-5 lead and up. The golfers competed in upped into 20-5. Detore pitched Lake Club had five out on the Golfers were greeted in GOLF | 2B seven straight shutout Innings. VFW big bats were from J.C.Brown (triple), Jim Lauzon (double), Wil (Ram) Ramsey(double), Ted (Amigo) Navarro, Art (Sneard) Mortimer and Bouknight leads UConn to upset of Cincinnati Jim Polatty all with three-hit games and the later with two outstanding THE ASSOCIATED PRESS catches in right field. to share the American Blazing Irrigation had Norm Athletic Conference lead. Grubbs with three hits. Bill Todd STORRS, Conn. — UConn Cincinnati had sever- and Gallo Gonzalex had two hits coach Dan Hurley said his al chances to win this each. team desperately needed to game, including Jarron The other field had Alan Jay win a close game. Cumberland’s jump shot Automotive Network returning Freshman James attempt that was ruled to to the winner’s circle by beating Bouknight scored 23 points, have come just after the Buttonwood Bay Rebels 18-13. including two key free overtime buzzer, negating Alan Jay had Ted Grifith (double), throws in overtime, and what appeared to be a foul Woody Woodward, Lee Sonneberg Connecticut got that win on Vital. (two doubles) and Dave Lahue with Sunday, upsetting Cincinnati “We probably had more three hits each. The four-hit club 72-71 in the American lives than we deserved in saw Les Osbeck (two doubles) and Athletic Conference. regulation and overtime,” Bill Cirillo (home run). Wild Bill The victory came after Cincinnati coach John Destefano added a home run to the nine single-digit losses this Brannen said. “We just didn’t season, six of those since AJ attack. JESSICA HILL/AP PHOTO take advantage of them.” Buttonwood had three hits each Jan. 1 and three in overtime The team’s were tied at 67 from Dave Pohlman, Jack Grasso or double overtime. Connecticut’s James Bouknight (2) shoots over Cincinnati’s Zach Harvey, after regulation and Scott’s and Moose Morrisette (triple). Fred “It’s a validation for all right, as Cincinnati’s Jarron Cumberland, left, looks on in the second half one-handed bank shot gave Boyd, Jim Noviss, Jim Munroe and the efforts and what we are of an NCAA college basketball game on Sunday. Cincy a 71-68 lead with just trying to build here and just John Degnen added two hits to the points and Brendan Adams December. over two minutes remaining how competitive we’ve been losing cause. had 16 for the Huskies (13- Tre Scott scored 25 points in extra time. to win a game like that,” Games continue at the Highland 10, 4-6 American), who have and Keith Williams added But Vital grabbed a Hurley said. County Recreation Complex this put together back-to-back 14 for Cincinnati (15-8, 8-3), Christian Vital added 19 Tuesday and Thursday at 9:45 a.m. wins for the first time since which had won five straight HOOPS | 4B B2 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | February 10, 2020 www.highlandsnewssun.com The 85-89 medal winners, from left; Rex Smolek (silver,) Max Gnagy (gold) and Pat Bentz (bronze). GOLF FROM PAGE 1B score lower than his age. Max will turn 88 in two weeks and carded a re- markable 81. This isn’t the NEIL SIMPSON PHOTO first time he has accom- The 60-64 age group medal winners, from left; Lynn Kestler plished the feat. Since (silver), Pam Moore (gold) and Julie Oblon (bronze). turning 70, Gnagy has tracked his scores and has turned in more than 1,000 rounds with scores below his age. Also beating his age was Rex Smolek, a relative youngster of 84, who also shot 81. The men’s 70-74 group saw an extremely tight race for medals with two golfers scoring 83, three at 84 and two at 85. Pam Moore from Buttonwood Bay led the 60-64 year old women taking home gold while NEIL SIMPSON PHOTO Sara Johnson won bronze From left; Sara Johnson, Laura Imboden, Carolyn Fuller and Bernie Desjardins. in the 70-74 group. Crystal Lake Club’s field of 70-74 year olds. Golfers from Sun N’ husband and wife team A couple from Lake performed well with of Lynn and Tom Kestler Hammock Estates Judy Granger bringing both captured silver both qualified for the home gold, Bill Murray medals with Bruce Lydy state games with Laura and Gene Josey both tak- and Mel Olson having Imboden taking silver and ing silver and Julie Oblon fourth-place finishes and Chuck Imboden placing capturing bronze. Bonnie John Schwartz a fifth. fifth in their respective Milberg had a fifth-place Golf Hammock’s Butch categories. finish. Alphonse and Jim Gulick Sebring Village was Tanglewood’s top play- both shot 81 to tie for represented by Joanna ers included gold medal third in the 75-79 group Hill, who won silver, and winners Mick Kachinski while Jerry McClain tied bronze medal winner and Bernie Desjardins, for fifth in the crowded Trudy Perkins. silver medalist Rex Smolek, bronze winners NEIL SIMPSON PHOTO Doug Quan and Luanne Kerr and fourth place Medal winners in the 75-79 age group, from left; Carol Ann finisher Carolyn Fuller. Armstrong (gold), Anne Boehring (silver) and Trudy Perkins Thunderbird Hill’s (bronze). George Berringer took a NEIL SIMPSON PHOTO gold while Bill Driscoll had a fourth place finish. In the 70-74 age bracket, FEBRUARY Bruce Foss, of Whisper Lake, COBRA Whisper Lake golfers Saturday, February 21 DEMO DAYS turned in some excellent won the bronze medal and TRY BEFORE YOU BUY! scores with Carol Ann George Berringer, of Thunder- PING Armstrong emerging with bird, captured the gold. 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Griffin, $3,955 68p-67l-71-69—275 Anaheim 56 23 26 7 53 146 173 Philadelphia 32 21 .604 7 No. 11 Auburn 91, No. 18 LSU 90, OT FAR WEST David Lingmerth 72p-74s-73m—219 Andy Pope, $3,955 69l-66p-69-71—275 San Jose 55 24 27 4 52 145 181 Brooklyn 23 28 .451 15 Oklahoma 69, No. 13 West Virginia 59 Washington at Washington St., late Josh Teater 70m-72p-77s—219 Mark Blakefield, $3,500 68p-65l-73-70—276 Los Angeles 56 19 32 5 43 136 179 New York 17 36 .321 22 Oregon State 63, No. 14 Oregon 53 D.A. Points 77s-70m-72p—219 Cyril Bouniol, $3,500 67p-69l-66-74—276 2 points for a win, 1 point for overtime loss. SOUTHEAST DIVISION W L PCT GB No. 15 Kentucky 77, Tennessee 64 SCHEDULE Rafa Cabrera Bello 70m-74p-75s—219 Eric Cole, $3,500 63p-73l-70-70—276 Top three teams in each division and two Miami 34 17 .667 — Michigan 77, No. 16 Michigan State 68 All times Eastern Tyler Duncan 73p-73s-74m—220 Taylor Dickson, $3,500 71l-65p-70-70—276 wild cards per conference advance to Orlando 22 31 .415 13 No. 17 Iowa 96, Nebraska 72 TODAY’S GAMES Jimmy Walker 73s-68m-79p—220 Nicolas Echavarria, $3,500 69p-68l-69-70—276 Stanley Cup Playoffs Washington 18 32 .360 15½ No. 21 Creighton 94, St. John’s 82 EAST Pat Perez 71s-75m-74p—220 Justin Hueber, $3,500 65p-70l-68-73—276 Charlotte 16 36 .308 18½ No. 22 Penn State 83, Minnesota 77 Colgate at Boston U., 7 p.m. Chris Stroud 76s-70m-75p—221 Dawson Armstrong, $3,138 65p-68l-71-73—277 Saturday’s Games Atlanta 14 39 .264 21 UCLA 65, No. 23 Arizona 52 SOUTH J.J. Henry 74p-76s-71m—221 Paul Haley II, $3,138 69l-67p-71-70—277 Winnipeg 5, Ottawa 2 CENTRAL DIVISION W L PCT GB No. 24 Colorado 81, Stanford 74 Charleston Southern at SC-Upstate, 6 p.m. Ryan Armour 70p-74s-77m—221 Harrison Endycott, $3,138 67p-70l-72-68—277 Boston 4, Arizona 2 Milwaukee 45 7 .865 — Sunday’s Games Campbell at Longwood, 7 p.m. Si Woo Kim 77s-71m-74p—222 Brad Hopfinger, $3,138 71p-65l-73-68—277 New Jersey 3, Los Angeles 0 Indiana 31 22 .585 14½ Marquette 76, No. 19 Butler 57 Florida St. at Duke, 7 p.m. Satoshi Kodaira 76m-73p-73s—222 Martin Piller, $3,138 68p-69l-71-69—277 Colorado 2, Columbus 1 Chicago 19 34 .358 26½ No. 25 Houston 76, Wichita State 43 High Point at Gardner-Webb, 7 p.m. Bill Haas 71m-75p-76s—222 Ben Silverman, $3,138 73l-63p-71-70—277 Tampa Bay 3, N.Y. Islanders 1 Detroit 19 36 .345 27½ Radford at Winthrop, 7 p.m. Rod Pampling 73m-73p-76s—222 Erik Barnes, $2,963 66p-71l-68-73—278 Edmonton 3, Nashville 2 Cleveland 13 39 .250 32 RESULTS UNC-Asheville at Hampton, 7 p.m. D.J. Trahan 71m-75p-76s—222 Scott Langley, $2,963 70l-64p-71-73—278 Montreal 2, Toronto 1, OT SATURDAY’S GAMES Delaware St. at SC State, 7:30 p.m. Martin Trainer 73s-75m-74p—222 David Kocher, $2,963 69l-67p-74-68—278 Philadelphia 7, Washington 2 WESTERN CONFERENCE EAST Howard at Bethune-Cookman, 7:30 p.m. Rhein Gibson 74m-69p-79s—222 Steve Lewton, $2,963 68p-68l-73-69—278 Pittsburgh 3, Florida 2 SOUTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB American U. 72, Army 62 Md.-Eastern Shore at Coppin St., 7:30 p.m. Austin Cook 78s-71m-74p—223 Jimmy Stanger, $2,963 69p-68l-69-72—278 Dallas 3, St. Louis 2, OT Houston 33 19 .635 — Boston U. 77, Holy Cross 68 NC Central at Morgan St., 7:30 p.m. Bo Van Pelt 75p-74s-74m—223 Tom Whitney, $2,963 70p-67l-73-68—278 Calgary 6, Vancouver 2 Dallas 32 21 .604 1½ Brown 72, Harvard 71 NC A&T at Florida A&M, 8 p.m. Roberto Castro 74p-74s-75m—223 Taylor Montgomery, $2,912 68l-65p-76-70—279 Carolina 6, Vegas 5, SO Memphis 26 26 .500 7 Bryant 64, Central Connecticut State 60 Alabama A&M at MVSU, 8:30 p.m. David Hearn 75s-73m-75p—223 Trevor Sluman, $2,891 68l-69p-67-76—280 Sunday’s Games San Antonio 22 30 .423 11 Colgate 67, Navy 60 Alcorn St. at Grambling St., 8:30 p.m. Isaiah Salinda 74m-73p-76s—223 Carl Yuan, $2,891 67l-70p-74-69—280 Detroit 3, Boston 1 New Orleans 22 31 .415 11½ Cornell 73, Princeton 62 Southern U. at Jackson St., 9 p.m. Hunter Mahan 74m-77p-74s—225 Brad Brunner, $2,849 67l-70p-74-70—281 Anaheim 3, Buffalo 2 NORTHWEST DIVISION W L PCT GB Delaware 80, James Madison 78 SOUTHWEST Hank Lebioda 74p-77s-74m—225 Vince India, $2,849 72l-63p-74-72—281 Los Angeles at N.Y. Rangers, late Denver 37 16 .698 — Georgetown 76, DePaul 72 Alabama St. at Ark.-Pine Bluff, 8:30 p.m. Tim Herron 78m-74p-74s—226 Michael Miller, $2,849 65p-71l-72-73—281 Chicago at Winnipeg, late Utah 33 18 .647 3 Hofstra 75, Northeastern 71 Baylor at Texas, 9 p.m. Sung Kang 74m-73p-79s—226 Seth Reeves, $2,849 67p-68l-72-74—281 Colorado at Minnesota, late Oklahoma City 32 21 .604 5 Jacksonville 65, NJIT 54 TCU at Texas Tech, 9 p.m. J.J. Spaun 69m-78p-79s—226 John Oda, $2,800 71l-64p-75-72—282 Today’s Games Portland 24 29 .453 13 La Salle 83, Saint Joseph’s 66 FAR WEST Robert Garrigus 74p-77s-76m—227 Brian Richey, $2,800 72p-65l-75-70—282 Arizona at Montreal, 7 p.m. Minnesota 16 35 .314 20 Lehigh 62, Lafayette 59 Portland St. at N. Colorado, 9 p.m. Scott de Borba 75p-78s-74m—227 Kevin Roy, $2,800 66p-71l-72-73—282 Florida at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. PACIFIC DIVISION W L PCT GB LIU 67, Merrimack 64, OT Sam Saunders 77m-78p-80s—235 Stephan Jaeger, $2,751 74l-62p-72-75—283 N.Y. Islanders at Washington, 7 p.m. L.A. Lakers 39 12 .765 — Loyola (Md.) 78, Bucknell 65 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Kevin Stadler 77m-76p-82s—235 Yuwa Kosaihira, $2,751 68p-66l-76-73—283 Tampa Bay at Columbus, 7:30 p.m. L.A. Clippers 36 16 .692 3½ Maine 82, Binghamton 75 THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS Results from the final round on Sunday were Rick Lamb, $2,751 67p-70l-75-71—283 Nashville at Vancouver, 10 p.m. Sacramento 21 31 .404 18½ Marshall 83, Louisiana Tech 79, OT Saturday’s Games not available at press time. David Vanegas, $2,751 67l-70p-72-74—283 Calgary at San Jose, 10:30 p.m. Phoenix 21 32 .396 19 New Hampshire 81, Stony Brook 64 No. 2 Baylor 54, Kansas State 40 Ryan Siegler, $2,702 67p-68l-71-78—284 Tuesday’s Games Golden State 12 41 .226 28 Penn 76, Columbia 67 Saint Mary’s (Calif.) 70, No. 11 Gonzaga 60 LPGA TOUR/ John Somers, $2,702 72l-65p-75-72—284 Arizona at Toronto, 7 p.m. Penn St. 83, Minnesota 77 Sunday’s Games LADIES EUROPEAN TOUR Zach Zaback, $2,702 69p-66l-77-72—284 Detroit at Buffalo, 7 p.m. Saturday’s Games Pittsburgh 73, Georgia Tech 64 No. 3 Oregon 79, No. 19 Arizona State 48 ISPS HANDA VIC OPEN Joshua Creel, $2,674 65p-71l-74-77—287 Florida at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Milwaukee 112, Orlando 95 Rhode Island 82, George Washington 51 Syracuse 59, No. 5 Louisville 51 Sunday’s leaders at 13th Beach Golf Links, Philadelphia at N.Y. Islanders, 7 p.m. Dallas 116, Charlotte 100 Richmond 59, Fordham 53 No. 6 Stanford 79, Southern California 59 Geelong, Victoria, Australia Tampa Bay at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. New York 95, Detroit 92 Robert Morris 61, Sacred Heart 58 No. 8 Mississippi State 69, No. 16 Texas 57 Purse: $1.1 million AUTO RACING N.Y. Rangers at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Toronto 119, Brooklyn 118 Seton Hall 70, Villanova 64 No. 12 Arizona 65, No. 9 Oregon State 58 b-Beach Course: Yardage: 6,625; Par: 72 Vegas at Minnesota, 8 p.m. New Orleans 124, Indiana 117 St. Bonaventure 83, Duquesne 80 No. 10 UCLA 74, California 70, OT c-Creek Course: Yardage: 6,307; Par: 73 NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP Carolina at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Minnesota 142, L.A. Clippers 115 St. Francis (Pa.) 85, Wagner 68 Chicago at Edmonton, 9 p.m. No. 13 Maryland 79, Rutgers 50 (a-denotes amateur) (x-won on fourth DAYTONA 500 LINEUP L.A. Lakers 125, Golden State 120 Ottawa at Colorado, 9 p.m. St. Francis Brooklyn 70, Mount St. Mary’s 67 No. 14 DePaul 86, Seton Hall 76 playoff hole) After Sunday qualifying, race Feb. 16, at Denver 117, Phoenix 108 St. Louis at Anaheim, 10 p.m. Syracuse 75, Wake Forest 73 No. 25 Arkansas 103, No. 15 Kentucky 85 Final Daytona International Speedway, Daytona Sacramento 122, San Antonio 102 Wednesday’s Games Temple 97, SMU 90, OT No. 17 Florida State 63, Virginia 55 x-Hee Young Park, $165,000 68-68-72-73—281 Beach, Fla. Sunday’s Games Towson 76, Drexel 69 Montreal at Boston, 7:30 p.m. No. 18 Indiana 57, Nebraska 53 Hye-Jin Choi, $90,049 69-68-75-69—281 Lap length: 2.5 miles Boston 112, Oklahoma City 111 UMBC 60, Mass.-Lowell 50 Calgary at Los Angeles, 10 p.m. No. 20 Iowa 83, Purdue 71 So Yeon Ryu, $90,049 71-70-68-72—281 (Car number in parentheses) Chicago at Philadelphia, late Chicago at Vancouver, 10:30 p.m. Vermont 69, Hartford 68 No. 22 South Dakota 93, North Dakota 46 Leona Maguire, $52,861 69-69-74-70—282 1. (47) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Chevrolet, Memphis at Washington, late Yale 75, Dartmouth 57 No. 24 Missouri State 89, Drake 83 Linnea Strom, $52,861 66-69-76-71—282 New York at Atlanta, late 194.582 mph. SOUTH Su Oh, $33,050 73-68-74-68—283 2. (88) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, 194.363. RED WINGS 3, BRUINS 1 Utah at Houston, late Alabama 105, Georgia 102, OT Robyn Choi, $33,050 70-65-77-71—283 3. (9) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 194.305. BOSTON 0 0 1 — 1 L.A. Clippers at Cleveland, late Alabama St. 87, MVSU 74 GOLF Minjee Lee, $33,050 69-67-74-73—283 4. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 193.886. DETROIT 0 1 2 — 3 Miami at Portland, late Appalachian St. 60, Texas State 57 First Period—None. Penalties—Marchand, Christina Kim, $24,288 67-70-77-70—284 5. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 193.432. Today’s Games Auburn 91, LSU 90, OT Bos (Tripping), 3:01; Kuraly, Bos (Tripping), Alena Sharp, $24,288 68-69-70-77—284 6. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 192.876. Atlanta at Orlando, 7 p.m. Belmont 71, Austin Peay 63 PGA TOUR 10:55; Daley, Det (Holding), 13:15; Filppula, Wichanee Meechai, $18,869 72-69-74-70—285 7. (10) Aric Almirola, Ford, 192.588. Brooklyn at Indiana, 7 p.m. Bethune-Cookman 78, NC A&T 73 AT&T PEBBLE BEACH PRO-AM Det (Tripping), 13:57; Abdelkader, Det Ally McDonald, $18,869 68-65-81-71—285 8. (24) William Byron, Chevrolet, 192.443. Charlotte at Detroit, 7 p.m. Boston College 77, Virginia Tech 73, OT Saturday’s leaders at Pebble Beach, Calif. (Tripping), 16:10. Hannah Green, $18,869 69-73-71-72—285 9. (95) Christopher Bell, Toyota, 192.234. Minnesota at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. Campbell 79, Presbyterian 62 p-Pebble Beach Golf Links (Host Course); Second Period—1, Detroit, Perlini 1 (Erne), Tiffany Joh, $18,869 67-73-73-72—285 10. (20) Erik Jones, Toyota, 192.066. Sacramento at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Cent. Arkansas 82, McNeese St. 76, OT 6,816 yards; Par 72 2:07. Penalties—Nemeth, Det (Holding), Pei-Ying Tsai, $18,869 68-68-73-76—285 11. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 192.033. Utah at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Charleston Southern 85, Hampton 72 s-Spyglass Hill Golf Course; 7,035 yards; 17:04. a-Ho Yu An 70-71-72-73—286 12. (4) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 192.025. San Antonio at Denver, 9 p.m. Charlotte 91, UTSA 84 Par 72 Third Period—2, Boston, Krug 8 (Pastrnak, Yu Liu, $14,896 70-71-72-73—286 13. (14) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 191.873. Miami at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Chattanooga 84, Wofford 77 m-Monterey Peninsula CC; 6,958 yards; Bergeron), 0:33. 3, Detroit, Athanasiou 6 Perrine Delacour, $14,896 69-69-75-73—286 14. (41) Cole Custer, Ford, 191.812. Phoenix at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Coastal Carolina 89, Texas-Arlington 75 Par 71 (Bertuzzi, Larkin), 7:10 (pp). 4, Detroit, Ayean Cho, $14,896 69-66-70-81—286 15. (6) Ryan Newman, Ford, 191.693. Tuesday’s Games Duke 98, North Carolina 96, OT Purse: $7.8 million Athanasiou 7 (Ehn, Hronek), 19:31 (en). Anne van Dam, $12,458 71-71-73-72—287 16. (21) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, 191.685. Chicago at Washington, 7 p.m. ETSU 73, Mercer 60 (Tournament is played on three courses Penalties—DeBrusk, Bos (Tripping), 6:01. Cheyenne Knight, $12,458 67-75-73-72—287 17. (37) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, 191.616. L.A. Clippers at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. East Carolina 81, Tulane 67 with different pars. Scores are listed in Shots on Goal—Boston 12-14-14—40. Detroit Dottie Ardina, $12,458 70-70-75-72—287 18. (8) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet, 191.559. Portland at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Elon 72, Coll. of Charleston 65 par order.) 6-7-7—20. Jin Hee Im, $12,458 69-70-75-73—287 19. (17) Chris Buescher, Ford, 191.555. San Antonio at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. FIU 66, FAU 59 Third Round Power-play opportunities—Boston 0 of 4; Stephanie Meadow, $12,458 67-70-74-76—287 20. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 191.542. Boston at Houston, 9:30 p.m. Florida A&M 82, Howard 78, OT Nick Taylor 63m-66p-69s—198 Detroit 1 of 3. Madelene Sagstrom, $12,458 65-67-74-81—287 21. (19) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 191.514. Wednesday’s Games Florida St. 99, Miami 81 Phil Mickelson 68s-64m-67p—199 Goalies—Boston, Rask 20-5-6 (19 shots-17 Peiyun Chien, $9,739 65-74-76-73—288 22. (1) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 191.278. Atlanta at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Furman 82, W. Carolina 73 Jason Day 67m-64p-70s—201 saves). Detroit, Bernier 12-14-2 (40-39). Jenny Coleman, $9,739 72-70-72-74—288 23. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 191.270. Detroit at Orlando, 7 p.m. Gardner-Webb 88, SC-Upstate 57 Matt Every 70p-66s-68m—204 A—19,515 (20,000). T—2:27. Yealimi Noh, $9,739 71-70-73-74—288 24. (34) Michael McDowell, Ford, 191.205. Milwaukee at Indiana, 7:30 p.m. Georgia Southern 86, Louisiana-Lafayette 79 Kevin Streelman 69s-67m-68p—204 Referees—Wes McCauley, Dan O’Halloran. Maria Fernanda Torres, $9,739 72-67-75-74—288 25. (38) John Hunter Nemechek, Ford, Toronto at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Georgia St. 77, Louisiana-Monroe 69 Peter Malnati 70p-69s-66m—205 Linesmen—Steve Barton, Libor Suchanek. Jeong Eun Lee, $9,739 71-70-72-75—288 191.180. Washington at New York, 7:30 p.m. Grambling St. 66, Southern U. 62 Lanto Griffin 67s-68m-71p—206 Emma Talley, $9,739 73-66-73-76—288 26. (36) David Ragan, Ford, 190.876. Charlotte at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Jackson St. 86, Alcorn St. 57 Dustin Johnson 69s-65m-72p—206 Pornanong Phatlum, $9,739 67-70-74-77—288 27. (12) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 190.658. DUCKS 3, SABRES 2 Portland at Memphis, 8 p.m. Jacksonville St. 75, UT Martin 61 Charl Schwartzel 67m-66p-73s—206 Sarah Kemp, $8,115 71-67-76-75—289 28. (77) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 190.428. ANAHEIM 3 0 0 — 3 Sacramento at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. Kentucky 77, Tennessee 64 Matt Jones 68p-73s-65m—206 Min A Yoon, $8,115 71-66-77-75—289 29. (3) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 190.384. BUFFALO 1 1 0 — 2 Golden State at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Liberty 74, North Alabama 56 Scott Piercy 68m-66p-72s—206 Ssu-Chia Cheng, $7,458 71-71-71-77—290 30. (13) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 190.062. First Period—1, Anaheim, Silfverberg Miami at Utah, 9 p.m. Lipscomb 72, Kennesaw St. 66 Patrick Cantlay 66s-69m-72p—207 Dana Finkelstein, $7,458 67-73-72-78—290 31. (16) Justin Haley, Chevrolet, 190.018. 17 (Del Zotto, Steel), 6:15. 2, Anaheim, L.A. Lakers at Denver, 10 p.m. Louisville 80, Virginia 73 Max Homa 67s-69m-71p—207 Haeji Kang, $7,029 65-71-77-78—291 32. (43) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 189.510. Getzlaf 12 (Shore, Rakell), 10:45. 3, Mississippi 68, Florida 51 Kurt Kitayama 69s-69m-69p—207 a-Stephanie Kyriacou 68-73-73-79—293 33. (62) Brendan Gaughan, Chevrolet, Anaheim, Ritchie 6 (Terry, Henrique), CELTICS 112, THUNDER 111 Mississippi St. 80, Vanderbilt 70 Brian Gay 72s-68m-68p—208 Suzuka Yamaguchi, $6,744 70-72-73-79—294 188.945. 12:00. 4, Buffalo, Larsson 5 (Wilson), 18:53. BOSTON (112) Morgan St. 61, Md.-Eastern Shore 53 Aaron Baddeley 68m-69p-71s—208 Kelly Tan, $6,458 72-70-73-80—295 34. (27) Reed Sorenson, Chevrolet, 187.356. Penalties—Pilut, Buf (Interference on Brown 7-17 0-0 17, Tatum 10-19 2-4 26, Murray St. 73, Tennessee St. 65 Cameron Champ 71m-66p-71s—208 Failed to Make the Cut 35. (66) Timmy Hill, Ford, 186.625. breakaway (Penalty Shot)), 17:52. Theis 5-11 2-4 13, Hayward 5-10 1-2 13, N. Kentucky 84, Detroit 65 Viktor Hovland 70s-68m-70p—208 Manon De Roey, $5,494 72-70-74—216 36. (96) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 185.479. Second Period—5, Buffalo, Dahlin 4 (Eichel, Walker 6-16 11-13 27, Langford 0-0 0-0 0, NC Central 68, Coppin St. 63 Matthew NeSmith 68p-71s-69m—208 Alana Uriell, $5,494 70-72-74—216 37. (32) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 185.166. Vesey), 11:41 (pp). Penalties—Fowler, Williams 1-1 0-0 3, Kanter 1-3 2-2 4, Smart Nicholls 88, Sam Houston St. 82 Matt Kuchar 70p-71s-68m—209 Hee Jeong Lim, $5,494 70-71-75—216 38. (00) Quin Houff, Chevrolet, 183.887. Ana (Interference), 10:32; Wilson, Buf 2-5 2-2 7, Wanamaker 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 38-84 Norfolk St. 85, Delaware St. 57 Matthew Fitzpatrick 71p-70s-68m—209 Xiyu Lin, $5,494 67-72-77—216 39. (54) JJ Yeley, Ford, 183.292. (Tripping), 14:01. 20-27 112. North Florida 69, Florida Gulf Coast 60 Tim Wilkinson 69p-70s-70m—209 Klara Spilkova, $5,494 67-71-78—216 40. (15) Brennan Poole, Chevrolet, 181.781. Third Period—None. Penalties—Silfverberg, OKLAHOMA CITY (111) North Texas 71, UAB 64 Wyndham Clark 68s-71m-70p—209 Jeongeun Lee6, $5,494 68-69-79—216 Ana (Hooking), 13:01. Gallinari 8-14 5-6 24, Gilgeous-Alexander Harry Higgs 66m-69p-74s—209 Failed to qualify Old Dominion 72, UTEP 53 Haley Moore, $5,494 66-71-79—216 41. (49) Chad Finchum, Toyota, 181.763. Shots on Goal—Anaheim 11-12-5—28. 8-12 5-7 24, Adams 2-10 0-0 4, Dort 1-4 0-0 Radford 81, High Point 70 Daniel Berger 70s-69m-70p—209 Inbee Park, $4,514 70-72-75—217 Buffalo 7-11-15—33. 3, Paul 8-15 5-6 22, Nader 0-1 2-2 2, Noel Paul Casey 71s-65m-73p—209 42. (51) Joey Gase, Chevrolet, 179.756. Rice 91, Middle Tennessee 83 Tiffany Chan, $4,514 70-70-77—217 43. (52) BJ McLeod, Ford, no speed. Power-play opportunities—Anaheim 0 of 1; 2-4 1-3 5, Bazley 1-2 1-2 3, Diallo 1-2 0-0 2, South Carolina 74, Texas A&M 54 John Senden 71s-71m-67p—209 Cydney Clanton, $4,514 68-69-80—217 Buffalo 1 of 2. Ferguson 0-1 0-0 0, Schroder 8-21 3-3 22. South Florida 75, Memphis 73 Kevin Chappell 68s-67m-74p—209 Jennifer Song, $3,957 75-67-76—218 BUSCH CLASH Goalies—Anaheim, Miller 7-5-3 (33 shots-31 Totals 39-86 22-29 111. UNC-Wilmington 70, William & Mary 64 Chez Reavie 67m-69p-73s—209 Charlotte Thomas, $3,957 74-68-76—218 saves). Buffalo, Johansson 0-1-1 (28-25). BOSTON 28 24 32 28 — 112 Sean O’Hair 73s-65m-71p—209 Sunday at Daytona International Speedway, VMI 75, The Citadel 64 Karine Icher, $3,957 70-68-80—218 Daytona Beach, Fla. A—16,131 (19,070). T—2:22. OKLAHOMA CITY 32 29 23 27 — 111 W. Kentucky 75, Southern Miss. 72 Chris Baker 69m-64p-76s—209 Jasmine Suwannapura, $3,957 69-67-82—218 Lap length: 2.5 miles Referees—Jean Hebert, Dean Morton. 3-Point Goals—Boston 16-36 (Tatum 4-7, Winthrop 70, Longwood 68 Kevin Kisner 72s-68m-70p—210 Pajaree Anannarukarn, $3,486 74-68-77—219 Linesmen—Bryan Pancich, Andrew Smith. Walker 4-9, Brown 3-7, Hayward 2-4, Beau Hossler 68m-72p-70s—210 (Starting position in parentheses) MIDWEST Mina Harigae, $3,486 69-73-77—219 1. (12) Erik Jones, Toyota, 88 laps. Smart 1-3, Theis 1-4), Oklahoma City 11-27 Akron 59, E. Michigan 58 Jim Herman 67m-73p-70s—210 Lauren Stephenson, $3,486 70-70-79—219 Joseph Bramlett 71m-70p-69s—210 2. (15) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 88. AHL (Gilgeous-Alexander 3-4, Gallinari 3-6, Bowling Green 85, Toledo 83 Pavarisa Yoktuan, $3,486 67-72-80—219 All times Eastern Ben Martin 72p-68s-70m—210 3. (6) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 88. Schroder 3-7, Dort 1-2, Paul 1-5). Fouled Creighton 94, St. John’s 82 Matilda Castren, $3,200 68-74-78—220 EASTERN CONFERENCE Ryan Brehm 73s-69m-68p—210 4. (4) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 88. Out—None. Rebounds—Boston 53 (Tatum, Dayton 71, Saint Louis 65 Andrea Lee, $3,029 74-68-79—221 ATLANTIC GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA Maverick McNealy 72p-72s-66m—210 5. (1) Ryan Newman, Ford, 88. Theis 11), Oklahoma City 44 (Adams 11). E. Illinois 71, Morehead St. 65 Dani Holmqvist, $3,029 69-73-79—221 Hershey 51 31 15 2 3 67 150 128 Tyler McCumber 71p-70s-69m—210 6. (18) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 87. Assists—Boston 19 (Theis 5), Oklahoma Ill.-Chicago 71, Green Bay 58 Linnea Johansson, $2,857 70-69-83—222 Hartford 49 27 12 5 5 64 144 137 Chesson Hadley 71s-67m-72p—210 7. (11) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, accident, City 14 (Paul 5). Total Fouls—Boston 24, Illinois St. 74, Indiana St. 67 Karis Davidson, $2,772 73-69-81—223 Providence 50 26 18 3 3 58 154 134 Kevin Na 75s-67m-68p—210 82. Oklahoma City 21. A—18,203 (18,203). Iowa 96, Nebraska 72 Mel Reid, $2,772 72-69-82—223 Charlotte 47 27 17 3 0 57 158 131 J.B. Holmes 71p-72s-67m—210 8. (14) Ryan Blaney, Ford, accident, 78. Iowa St. 73, Kansas St. 63 Jiwon Jeon, $2,686 69-69-86—224 WB/Scranton 50 24 18 3 5 56 134 152 Alex Noren 69m-67p-74s—210 9. (13) Joey Logano, Ford, accident, 78. Michigan 77, Michigan St. 68 Springfield 51 26 23 2 0 54 160 154 Jason Dufner 73s-70m-68p—211 10. (5) Aric Almirola, Ford, accident, 77. ODDS Milwaukee 80, IUPUI 79, OT Lehigh Valley 50 21 23 1 5 48 123 139 Stewart Cink 69p-72s-70m—211 EUROPEAN TOUR/PGA TOUR 11. (16) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, ac- Missouri 83, Arkansas 79, OT Bridgeport 50 18 27 4 1 41 110 159 Chase Seiffert 66p-76s-69m—211 OF AUSTRALASIA cident, 77. N. Dakota St. 83, Oral Roberts 76 NORTH GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA PREGAME.COM LINE Seamus Power 72p-68s-71m—211 ISPS HANDA VIC OPEN 12. (17) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, accident, 77. N. Iowa 83, Drake 73 Sunday’s leaders at 13th Beach Golf Links, Belleville 50 32 14 3 1 68 187 150 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Joel Dahmen 71m-73p-67s—211 13. (10) Kevin Harvick, Ford, accident, 77. New Mexico St. 67, UMKC 61 Geelong, Victoria, Australia Rochester 48 27 15 2 4 60 143 129 Today Adam Schenk 68m-69p-74s—211 14. (7) William Byron, Chevrolet, accident, Ohio 77, Miami (Ohio) 46 $1.1 million Utica 50 27 18 3 2 59 176 158 FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG Vincent Whaley 71p-73s-67m—211 Purse: 74. Purdue 74, Indiana 62 b-Beach Course: Yardage: 6,778; Par: 72 Toronto 49 24 20 3 2 53 164 160 at Indiana 7 220 Brooklyn Tom Hoge 69m-73p-69s—211 15. (8) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, accident, Rio Grande 75, Chicago St. 64 c-Creek Course: Yardage: 6,940; Par: 72 Laval 50 23 20 5 2 53 146 156 at Orlando Off Off Atlanta Zac Blair 69s-69m-73p—211 74. S. Dakota St. 81, Nebraska-Omaha 64 Syracuse 50 22 21 3 4 51 168 180 at Detroit Off Off Charlotte Brandon Wu 69s-66m-76p—211 Final 16. (3) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, accident, S. Illinois 68, Missouri St. 66 Min Woo Lee, Australia 66-67-68-68—269 Binghamton 48 22 22 4 0 48 136 150 at Toronto Off Off Minnesota Cameron Tringale 71m-69p-71s—211 72. SIU-Edwardsville 83, E. Kentucky 75 Ryan Fox, New Zealand 67-71-69-64—271 Cleveland 49 22 23 2 2 48 131 143 at Milwaukee 14½ 227 Sacramento Lucas Glover 70p-76s-66m—212 17. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, accident, 66. South Dakota 82, North Dakota 68 Marcus Fraser, Australia 70-65-69-70—274 at Dallas Pk 222 Utah Jordan Spieth 70s-71m-71p—212 18. (9) Kyle Busch, Toyota, accident, 65. Tennessee Tech 62, SE Missouri 60 Robin Sciot-Siegrist, France 66-64-76-68—274 WESTERN CONFERENCE at Denver 7 221½ San Antonio Keith Mitchell 69m-67p-76s—212 W. Michigan 68, Ball St. 64 Travis Smyth, Australia 65-67-72-70—274 CENTRAL GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA at Golden State Off Off Miami Michael Gligic 72s-71m-69p—212 Race Statistics Wright St. 83, Oakland 71 Jake McLeod, Australia 65-68-76-67—276 Milwaukee 49 33 9 4 3 73 168 110 at LA Lakers 11½ 229 Phoenix Xinjun Zhang 71p-74s-67m—212 Average Speed of Race Winner: 134.9 mph. Xavier 64, Providence 58 Darren Beck, Australia 69-70-69-69—277 Iowa 49 29 14 3 3 64 154 136 Rob Oppenheim 68m-74p-70s—212 Time of Race: 1 hour, 37 minutes, 51 Youngstown St. 67, Cleveland St. 55 Ashley Hall, Australia 67-68-71-71—277 Chicago 49 23 21 3 2 51 123 137 COLLEGE BASKETBALL Doc Redman 73s-67m-72p—212 seconds. SOUTHWEST Sam Horsfield, England 70-67-73-67—277 Texas 48 23 21 2 2 50 138 148 Today Troy Merritt 69s-70m-73p—212 Margin of Victory: 0.697 seconds. Abilene Christian 84, Lamar 49 a-Jed Morgan, Australia 66-67-74-70—277 Grand Rapids 49 21 21 3 4 49 137 157 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG Cameron Davis 71m-72p-69s—212 Caution Flags: 5 for 21 laps. Alabama A&M 58, Ark.-Pine Bluff 54 Sami Valimaki, Finland 69-69-70-69—277 Rockford 50 22 25 1 2 47 126 154 at Duke 8½ Florida State Luke Donald 72s-71m-69p—212 Lead Changes: 14 among 11 drivers. Baylor 78, Oklahoma St. 70 Nick Flanagan, Australia 67-67-74-70—278 San Antonio 48 17 19 7 5 46 132 154 at N. Colorado 10½ Portland State Aaron Wise 68m-74p-70s—212 Lap Leaders: R. Newman 1-2; M. Truex Jr. Incarnate Word 82, SE Louisiana 75, OT Lucas Herbert, Australia 70-69-70-69—278 Manitoba 50 22 28 0 0 44 132 155 Baylor 6½ at Texas Alex Cejka 69p-73s-70m—212 3-9; B. Keselowski 10-24; R. Newman 25-28; Kansas 60, TCU 46 Niklas Lemke, Sweden 70-67-72-69—278 PACIFIC GP W L OL SOL PTS GF GA at Texas Tech 11 Texas Christian U. Wes Roach 69p-73s-70m—212 B. Keselowski 29-46; W. Byron 47-50; K. Northwestern St. 93, Houston Baptist 79 Alejandro Cañizares, Spain 63-71-76-69—279 Tucson 45 29 14 1 1 60 158 121 Henrik Norlander 69p-73s-70m—212 Larson 51-52; C. Elliott 53-56; A. Bowman Oklahoma 69, West Virginia 59 Daniel Hillier, New Zealand 68-70-72-69—279 Stockton 42 25 11 3 3 56 156 123 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Failed to Make the Cut 57-58; J. Logano 59-65; D. Hamlin 66-77; C. Prairie View 69, Texas Southern 59 Colorado 44 26 14 3 1 56 147 128 Today Arjun Atwal 75s-67m-71p—213 Matthew Millar, Australia 72-66-68-73—279 Elliott 78-80; A. Dillon 81-86; R. Newman 87; Stephen F. Austin 81, New Orleans 74 Ontario 47 23 19 4 1 51 132 169 FAVORITE LINE UNDERDOG LINE Vaughn Taylor 72p-71s-70m—213 Zach Murray, Australia 66-69-73-71—279 E. Jones 88. Texas Tech 62, Texas 57 San Diego 43 21 16 4 2 48 143 129 at Montreal Off Arizona Off Bo Hoag 71p-75s-67m—213 Anthony Quayle, Australia 75-64-67-73—279 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Laps UALR 90, Arkansas St. 87 Bakersfield 46 20 21 4 1 45 138 164 at Philadelphia -128 Florida +118 Mark Hubbard 74p-72s-67m—213 Also Led): Brad Keselowski 2 times for 33 laps; at Washington -178 NY Islanders +166 FAR WEST Derek Ackerman, United States 67-69-76—212 Denny Hamlin 1 time for 12 laps; Martin San Jose 43 14 25 2 2 32 133 156 Arizona St. 66, Southern California 64 Jim Furyk 74s-70m-69p—213 at Columbus Off Tampa Bay Off Sean Crocker, United States 67-70-75—212 Truex Jr. 1 time for 7 laps; Joey Logano 1 2 points for a win, 1 for OT or SO loss BYU 90, San Francisco 76 Richy Werenski 66m-72p-75s—213 Nashville -115 at Vancouver +105 Robert Streb 67p-74s-72m—213 time for 7 laps; Ryan Newman 3 times for 7 CS Northridge 61, UC Riverside 59 Saturday’s Games Calgary -109 at San Jose -101 Nick Watney 73p-66s-74m—213 KORN FERRY TOUR laps; Chase Elliott 2 times for 7 laps; Austin Cal Poly 79, Hawaii 75, OT Toronto 4, Rochester 0 Updated odds available at Pregame.com Anirban Lahiri 73p-71s-70m—214 COUNTRY CLUB Dillon 1 time for 6 laps; William Byron 1 Colorado 81, Stanford 74 Charlotte 4, Hartford 3 Adam Hadwin 74s-69m-71p—214 DE BOGOTA CHAMPIONSHIP time for 4 laps; Kyle Larson 1 time for 2 E. Washington 74, Montana St. 49 Belleville 3, Laval 2 Smylie Kaufman 75s-66m-73p—214 Sunday’s leaders at Country Club de laps; Alex Bowman 1 time for 2 laps; Erik Fort Wayne 70, Denver 63 Bridgeport 4, Providence 2 TRANSACTIONS Harold Varner III 67p-76s-71m—214 Bogota, Bogata, Colombia Jones 1 time for 1 lap. Gonzaga 90, Saint Mary’s (Cal) 60 Hershey 5, Springfield 2 Andrew Landry 76p-69s-69m—214 Purse: $700,000 Grand Canyon 103, California Baptist 98 Iowa 5, Stockton 2 K.J. Choi 74m-66p-74s—214 f-Lagos Course: Yardage: 7,237; Par: 71 p- FOOTBALL Montana 82, Idaho 71 San Antonio 3, Rockford 2 Brandt Snedeker 73s-67m-74p—214 Pacos Course: Yardage: 6,206; Par: 70 Canadian Football League Nevada 95, San Jose St. 77 PRO HOCKEY Texas 4, Grand Rapids 3 Chris Kirk 72p-72s-70m—214 Final WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Agreed to New Mexico 97, Wyoming 68 Utica 5, Syracuse 4 Justin Suh 67m-70p-77s—214 (At Lagos Course) terms with WR Darvin Adams on a three- Oregon St. 63, Oregon 53 NHL Lehigh Valley 5, WB/Scranton 3 Michael Thompson 73p-74s-67m—214 Mito Pereira, $126,000 65p-66l-68-64—263 year contract extension. Pacific 79, Pepperdine 78 All times Eastern Tucson 5, Ontario 1 Scott Stallings 73p-73s-68m—214 Ben Kohles, $63,000 66p-67l-67-65—265 S. Utah 85, Portland St. 57 EASTERN CONFERENCE Colorado 4, San Jose 3 Charley Hoffman 67s-72m-75p—214 John Chin, $42,000 64p-66l-68-68—266 HOCKEY Sacramento St. 63, Idaho St. 59 ATLANTIC GP W L OT PT GF GA Sunday’s Games Doug Ghim 68m-72p-74s—214 Patrick Fishburn, $29,050 69l-65p-69-64—267 National Hockey League San Diego 88, Portland 81, 2OT Boston 57 34 11 12 80 188 143 Binghamton 4, Cleveland 0 Steve Stricker 74s-68m-73p—215 Camilo Villegas, $29,050 64l-65p-69-69—267 ANAHEIM DUCKS — Reassigned RW Kiefer San Diego St. 89, Air Force 74 Tampa Bay 55 35 15 5 75 199 150 Bridgeport 2, Providence 1 Kristoffer Ventura 71p-76s-68m—215 Brett Drewitt, $22,400 64p-69l-67-68—268 Sherwood to San Diego (AHL). Recalled Seattle 87, Utah Valley 85, OT Toronto 56 29 19 8 66 200 187 Hershey 5, Lehigh Valley 2 Peter Uihlein 73s-70m-72p—215 Kevin Lucas, $22,400 65p-68l-68-67—268 D Josh Mahura and Brendan Guhle from UC Davis 87, Cal St.-Fullerton 81 Florida 54 29 19 6 64 192 181 Toronto 5, Laval 2 Patrick Rodgers 76s-68m-71p—215 John VanDerLaan, $22,400 66l-63p-66-73—268 San Diego. UC Santa Barbara 64, UC Irvine 61 Montreal 57 27 23 7 61 177 173 Stockton at Iowa, late Scott Brown 77p-72s-66m—215 Trevor Cone, $17,885 68l-64p-71-66—269 American Hockey League UCLA 65, Arizona 52 Buffalo 56 24 24 8 56 159 176 Texas at Grand Rapids, late Johnson Wagner 70m-74p-71s—215 Andrew Novak, $17,885 71l-64p-70-64—269 AHL — Suspended Cleveland F Derek UNLV 68, Fresno St. 67 Ottawa 55 18 26 11 47 147 188 Bakersfield at San Diego, late Mark Anderson 73m-70p-72s—215 Will Zalatoris, $17,885 67p-69l-63-70—269 Barach one game. Utah 60, California 45 Detroit 57 14 39 4 32 118 213 Today’s Games Scott Harrington 68m-72p-75s—215 Jamie Arnold, $13,913 68l-68p-68-66—270 ECHL Utah St. 70, Boise St. 61 METROPOLITAN GP W L OT Pts GF GA None scheduled Ted Potter, Jr. 72p-74s-69m—215 Roberto Díaz, $13,913 64p-69l-68-69—270 ECHL — Suspended Newfoundland LW Trey Weber St. 76, N. Arizona 70 Washington 55 36 14 5 77 199 167 Tuesday’s Games Russell Knox 74s-65m-76p—215 Augusto Núñez, $13,913 71l-65p-67-67—270 Bradley one game. Pittsburgh 54 34 15 5 73 181 148 Grand Rapids at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Mackenzie Hughes 74p-72s-69m—215 Davis Riley, $13,913 69l-64p-69-68—270 SUNDAY’S GAMES Columbus 56 30 17 9 69 147 137 Rochester at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Branden Grace 73s-70m-72p—215 Grant Hirschman, $10,500 68p-67l-67-69—271 SOCCER EAST N.Y. Islanders 53 31 16 6 68 156 145 San Antonio at Iowa, 8 p.m. Fabián Gómez 73m-66p-77s—216 Jack Maguire, $10,500 68l-65p-71-67—271 Major League Soccer Iona 78, Fairfield 54 Carolina 55 32 20 3 67 180 153 Tucson at Colorado, 9:05 p.m. Ricky Barnes 66m-72p-78s—216 Greyson Sigg, $10,500 70p-66l-68-67—271 VANCOUVER WHITECAPS — Acquired D Manhattan 65, Quinnipiac 63 Philadelphia 55 30 18 7 67 177 164 Wednesday’s Games Kiradech Aphibarnrat 73p-79s-64m—216 Braden Thornberry, $10,500 70l-64p-70-67—271 Ranko Veselinovic on a one-year loan from Penn 79, Cornell 73 N.Y. Rangers 53 26 23 4 56 173 172 Laval at Utica, 7 p.m. Greg Chalmers 67m-73p-76s—216 Ethan Tracy, $10,500 67l-63p-70-71—271 Vojvodina (SuperLiga-Serbia). Princeton 81, Columbia 74 New Jersey 54 20 24 10 50 149 190 Rochester at Charlotte, 7 p.m. George McNeill 68m-71p-77s—216 Brent Grant, $7,155 64p-70l-70-68—272 Rider 73, Niagara 58 WB/Scranton at Hartford, 7 p.m. Zack Sucher 72p-74s-70m—216 Whee Kim, $7,155 73l-64p-69-66—272 WESTERN CONFERENCE St. Peter’s 81, Monmouth (NJ) 69 Syracuse at Binghamton, 7:05 p.m. James Hahn 71m-70p-75s—216 Conrad Shindler, $7,155 67p-69l-70-66—272 CENTRAL GP W L OT Pts GF GA UConn 72, Cincinnati 71, OT Rockford at Manitoba, 8 p.m. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Sebastian Cappelen 72s-70m-75p—217 Brett Stegmaier, $7,155 67p-69l-69-67—272 St. Louis 56 32 15 9 73 178 160 UMass 69, George Mason 67 Texas at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Michael Gellerman 73p-73s-71m—217 Mickey DeMorat, $7,155 69l-65p-68-70—272 Colorado 53 31 16 6 68 194 152 Northwestern at Rutgers, late Tucson at Colorado, 9:05 p.m. MEN’S BASKETBALL Ben Taylor 73s-67m-77p—217 Scott Gutschewski, $7,155 71l-64p-69-68—272 Dallas 55 31 19 5 67 147 141 SOUTH Bakersfield at Ontario, 10 p.m. THE AP TOP 25 RESULTS Chad Campbell 74s-72m-71p—217 Paul Barjon, $5,303 68l-66p-71-68—273 Winnipeg 56 28 23 5 61 168 170 UCF 83, Tulsa 75 Stockton at San Jose, 10 p.m. Saturday’s Games Brice Garnett 70m-70p-77s—217 Lee Hodges, $5,303 71l-65p-68-69—273 Nashville 54 26 21 7 59 176 177 B4 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | February 10, 2020 www.highlandsnewssun.com Williams. TEAM HOOPS But UConn answered with two FROM PAGE 1B FROM PAGE 1B straight 3-pointers from Brendan Adams and another by Vital and this race under green-flag conditions,” said the rebound after a missed 3-pointer took their first lead at 29-28 on a 20-year-old Haley, who is now driving for Kaulig from Brandan Adams and his pair of free throws by Jalen Gaffney. Racing. second-chance layup pulled the A jumper by Bouknight capped The start-up team doesn’t have a backup car Huskies to within a point. the 16-2 run and sent UConn into on hand and expects to be really cautious in its Booknight was then fouled on a halftime leading 34-30. qualifying race. drive into the lane on the Huskies “This was just big for our con- “It was pretty crucial for us, obviously,” next possession and the two foul fidence,” Vital said. “That month Haley said. “I didn’t think I was going to be that shots turned out to be the winning of January was crazy for us. We’re nervous. But there were a little bit of nerves points. losing in double OT, OT, late-game even though I have a couple of Cup starts. This Jarron Cumberland missed a situations. So, for us to go beat is still the Daytona 500, something I’ve always driving layup attempt with 2.7 Tulsa on the road, who was No. 1 dreamed about.” seconds to go. UConn was awarded in the conference and then finish a Haley is the youngest driver in the field. The the ball, but after a review it was close game is just building up our oldest guy got in, too. given back to the Bearcats setting confidence as a team. The 44-year-old Gaughan plans to make four up the final play. This was the 30th meeting JESSICA HILL/AP PHOTO starts this year — all at superspeedways — be- The Bearcats led 67-65 in reg- between the two schools and the fore retiring. He has one top-five finish in 62 ulation before a Vital steal led to Cincinnati’s Keith Williams, left, fouls last scheduled as conference rivals. career Cup starts, at Talladega in 2004. a Bouknight jumper that tied the Connecticut’s Christian Vital, right, in the UConn leaves to rejoin the Big “I never knew when the last one was going game with 1:06 to go. second half of an NCAA college basketball East at the end of the season. The to be,” Gaughan said. “I know when this one is. Cumberland also had two chanc- game on Sunday. Bearcats had won the previous We made it, we’re here and I’m going to have a es to win the game before the OT eight meetings between the two bitchin’ time.” period. His spinning attempt in court at the buzzer skimmed the teams and 10 of the last 11. Daniel Suarez, booted the weekend of last the lane missed and after a UConn rim. The Bearcats host Memphis on year’s season finale, landed a ride with a turnover, he dribbled the ball off The Bearcats led for most of Thursday, while the Huskies travel non-chartered team and will have to race his his foot. the first half and took a 10-point to Texas for a Wednesday game at way into the 500 after failing to qualify on speed. A shot by Vital from beyond half advantage at 28-18 on a 3-pointer SMU. from the left baseline by Keith OVER 30 vendors TITLE SPONSOR: HOSTED BY: at 901 U.S. Hwy 27 N., Sebring 863-385-3497 Saturday, February 15th • 10am to 7pm MEDICAL BINGO ROW EVERY HOUR ON THE HOUR Medical professionals from FREE TO PLAY! all over Highlands County. Near Center Stage) Conveniently located ) Limited seating in one place for you to interact with. CA$H MEDICAL ROW PRIZE! 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Our students Wednesdays, 9 a.m. to weeks), Cost: $120. noon, March 11- April www.highlandsnewssun.com February 10, 2020 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | B9 Colonoscopy sedation is DOONSBURY By Garry Trudeau not the same as surgery DEAR DR. ROACH: for some relief, Your recent col- but I wish I knew umn regarding that there could cognitive decline be an end to this. after surgery — A.C.S. suggested care- ANSWER: Shin- ful consideration gles, caused by prior to elective the recurrence of surgery. Does DR. ROACH the chickenpox BABY BLUES By Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott this advice ap- Advice Columnist virus, damages ply to screening the nerves (the colonoscopies? general term Since for it's done for screen- for damaged nerves is "neu- ing and there is no indication ropathy"), and in some people of any problem, does the risk causes an extremely painful outweigh the benefits for a sensation. It is usually de- patient 65 or older? — K.B. scribed as burning, but it may ANSWER: The risk of cognitive have other qualities such as decline after colonoscopy is you are describing. very low. I could not find any It's much better to prevent data suggesting a significant shingles than to treat, as the risk of long-term (more than a treatments are only partially day or two) changes to think- effective. The older a person CRANKSHAFT By Tom Batiuk & Chuck Ayers ing or memory from the seda- is, the greater the likelihood tion or the procedure. of neuropathy (this particular The sedation used for colonos- type of neuropathy is called copy is very different from post-herpetic neuralgia) and general anesthesia used for the longer it tends to last. many surgeries. While some Gabapentin (Neurontin) is a anesthetic agents may have commonly used treatment for greater risk for cognitive de- painful post-herpetic neu- cline than others, the risk for ralgia, but I often see people the sedatives in colonoscopy using far less gabapentin than appears to be very small. is effective. In the trial that There are risks to a screening got gabapentin indicated for colonoscopy. The most serious PHN, the goal was to get trial is a perforation of the colon, subjects to a dose of 1,200 mg but bleeding and infection are three times daily. My experi- SHOE By Gary Brookins & Susie MacNelly other, rare risks. The prepara- ence is that gabapentin starts tion can cause imbalances in to become effective in most at the salt levels of the blood. The a dose of 300 mg three times risk of a serious complication daily, and most people can after colonoscopy is less than 3 tolerate 900 mg three times per 1,000 people. daily if the dose is raised DEAR DR. 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Ensuring pets are okay MARY WORTH By Karen Moy and June Brigman in case they survive you DEAR READERS: around in your Today's SOUND mouth, but DO OFF is about pro- NOT swallow! viding for pets if — Heloise the owners have DEAR HELOISE: passed away: There are some "Dear Heloise: basic rules of eti- Please remind quette that pas- all pet owners, HINTS FROM HELOISE sengers should especially those Advice Columnist follow to make DILBERT By Scott Adams of us who are their airline flight elderly, that it is as comfortable vital that you provide for your and stress-free as possible. pets in case they survive you. First, if you're waiting in I have seen too many beloved the Transportation Security pets put down because their Administration line, do not owners didn't leave provisions stop and open your luggage. It for their care. Please, Heloise, holds up the line. Do not fall print this. People read and asleep on your fellow passen- follow your advice. Do this for ger's shoulder. Make sure your all pet owners and their furry carry-on luggage fits into the friends." — Carol M., Gran- overhead bin or under your bury, Texas seat, and do not take longer Carol, I agree with you than one minute to store those FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE By Lynn Johnston 100%. One of the kindest items. We all need our per- things you can do for your pets sonal space, so respect your is to find someone who will seatmate's space. If you bring offer to take care of them and food on board, make certain it give them a good home after has a low odor or no odor. you're gone. Don't assume that — Lorraine in Colorado your friends or family are will- DEAR HELOISE: I've discovered ing to take your pets into their an easy way to stay on top home. Talk it over to see how of my housekeeping. Years they feel about that additional ago, I decided that every day, responsibility. — Heloise when I got home from work, I DEAR READERS: Here are some would assign myself a house- additional uses for hydrogen keeping task. For example, I peroxide: might take out the trash, mop * Whiten your nails. Soak the kitchen floor, change the PICKLES By Brian Crane a cotton pad with hydrogen sheets or do a load of laundry. peroxide and rub your nails. This made keeping up with * Disinfect your toothbrush. things around my home much * Freshen your breath — easier and less of a chore. swish some hydrogen peroxide — Vanessa in New Mexico CHALLENGER Saturday’s Challenger Answers B.C. By Mastroianni & Hart B10 | HIGHLANDS NEWS-SUN | February 10, 2020 www.highlandsnewssun.com HI AND LOIS By Brian and Greg Walker Father refuses to meet his gay son's boyfriend DEAR ABBY: Our DEAR ABBY: My son "Greg" has sister, who is come out as gay. estranged from My husband can't our siblings, has accept it and been diagnosed refuses to meet with cancer. The MUTTS By Patrick McDonnell Greg's boyfriend. more-than-three- Our other son year estrange- is getting mar- DEAR ABBY ment wasn't her ried (to a girl), Advice Columnist choice, and she and Greg will be was devastated bringing his boyfriend. My by it. She has requested that husband says he won't come to they be kept ignorant about the wedding because our son's her medical condition. We are boyfriend will be there. He all (six of us) in our 60s, and I says it would "make a mock- don't know how much time any ery" of the wedding. He has of us has left. I would hate for not told them yet. my siblings to regret not hav- I have tried everything I ing time with her, or to disown HAGAR THE HORRIBLE :q;`jak:jgof] can to convince my husband me for keeping this secret. Do I to come. I told him this will betray her trust and tell them? destroy our family and mar- — Sibling Dilemma In Nevada riage. He said he doesn't care! DEAR SIBLING DILEMMA: Do not I told him this has nothing to betray your sister's trust and do with the wedding. He will reveal her diagnosis to the embarrass both sides of the siblings who ostracized her. family. The news is hers and hers He finally admitted he just alone to convey. You are as- doesn't want to see Greg's suming they would rush to her boyfriend. I told him he doesn't side to support her, which isn't have to talk to him, but no ar- necessarily true. This could be BORN LOSER :q9jlYf\;`ahKYfkge gument works. I know our chil- detrimental to her recovery, so dren will never speak to him do not risk it. again. I cannot stay married to DEAR ABBY: My daughter ex- him if he does this. I have no pects that her children always idea what to do. — Supportive receive a "gift" from their four Mom In New York grandparents on Valentine's DEAR MOM: Tell your husband, Day. My wife and I are OK with as calmly as possible, that the this, yet WE receive no cards, wedding isn't the only mile- gifts or phone calls from the stone in his sons' lives he will grandchildren or our children. miss unless he has an attitude Are we old-fashioned, or is my adjustment. Skipping the daughter's expectation inap- PEARLS BEFORE SWINE :qKl]h`YfHYklak wedding will be just the begin- propriate? — Old-Fashioned ning of his isolation because DEAR OLD-FASHIONED: Your he will be absent from other daughter's expectations are important family milestones inappropriate. They are also — celebrations, christenings, nervy. Your daughter should birthdays, sporting events, re- be teaching her children that citals and graduations. 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