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Paramedics veer off Shadyside. “Definitelythe fastest Iran the entirerace.” course to restartheart Learn CPR She found her colleague, of man in cardiacarrest Pittsburgh EMS,inconjunctionwithUPMC,offersfree, John Dombrowski, perform- 30-minute CPR coursesfor communitygroups. Anyone ing CPR and EMS crew chief MarkBonasso,who wasnot bEN SCHMITT interestedinschedulingaprogram should call Mark by Pinchalk, EMS patientcarecoordinator, at 412-622-6930, running, preparing to use Jennifer McDermott- or email [email protected]. adefibrillator. McDermott- Grubb’s finish time of 1hour Grubbinserted aplastic air- and 33 minutes in the Great wayopenerintothe man’s Race mayseemalittle on the whosufferedcardiacarrest league,alsoarace partici- mouthand put amask over his slow side,but not forsomeone in Oakland during the famed pant, attempting to revive the face to deliver oxygen. whohelped save aman’s life 10 kilometer race. unconscious man. Bonasso,who was on duty STEPHANIESTRASBURG|TRIBUNE-REVIEW alongthe way. Jogging down Fifth Av- “I kickedupmypace to a and arrivedonanEMS motor- Mark Bonasso of Banksville,Pittsburgh EMS crew chief, Shetookaslight detour Sun- enue,McDermott-Grubb, a sprint,”she told theTribune- cycle, shockedthe man once and Jennifer McDermott-Grubb,Pittsburgh EMS district daytoassistinrestarting the Pittsburgh paramedic,spot- ReviewonTuesdayatPitts- withthe defibrillator,which chief,ofObservatory Hill, in EMS headquartersin heartofa53-year-old jogger ted flashing lights and acol- burgh EMS headquarters in PARAMEDICS · A4 Shadyside,saved aman during the GreatRaceonSunday. Opioids FIRE TEARSTHROUGH SANTACRUZMOUNTAINS Clinton scarring builds infants onsolid in state Numberofbabiesborn debate addicted to mom’sdrugs soars, report finds Trump defends by bEN SCHMITT performance Hospitals across Pennsylva- nia arebattling surging rates THEWASHINGTONPOST of opioid-addicted babies and mothers,according to areport Hillary Clinton movedtocapi- talizeTuesday on asharp-edged issued Tuesdaybythe Penn- debate performance thatexposed sylvania Health CareCost vulnerabilities forDonaldTrump, Containment Council. excoriating his values and char- In 2015,2,691 newborns were acterinanefforttoexpand her hospitalized in Pennsylvania AP coalition of women, minorities forsubstance-related prob- The Loma Fire ragesoninthe SantaCruz Mountains beyond the Giant Dipper Roller CoasterinSanta and young voters. lems, whichamountstoabout Trump,meanwhile,scrambled to 2percent of the 138,000 infant Cruz, Calif.California residentswereordered from their homesTuesdayasagrowing wildfirethreatened remotecommunities. Tr iple-digit temperatures and dry conditions aredriving the explosiveblaze. A6 move his campaign forward. While hospitalizations. theRepublican nominee insisted Therateincreasedby250 thathewas notunnerved, he and percent from 2000 to 2015, his advisers grasped at excusesto when nearly 20 out of every explain whyhedid not perform 1,000newborn hospital stays better at the first presidential de- were aresult of drug use. bate Monday night. Eighty-twopercent of the Judgegoeseasyonreformedhacker Trump on Tuesdaywas unre- time,the babies were born pentantand eagertodefend his addicted to the opioids their Ky.man among 70 people infect at least 77,000 computers, whopleadedguilty in January to past,denigrating aformer beauty mothers abused. turningthem into abotnetthat hacking computers and making pageant winner whom he targeted Theproblem is expensive. charged in fall ofDarkode, was sold to someone else whoused them sendout spam messages. as hislatest foil and vowingtoat- Caring forbabies bornwith forumwherecriminals sold the hijackedcomputers to send out Schwabsentenced Green, 32, of tack Clinton over her husband’s substance abuse issues added spam emails. thePaducah,Ky. ,areatotwo years maritalinfidelitiesintheir next 27,835 hospital days in 2015 creditcardinfo, malware “I lovedhow everyoneonthe of probation and 50hours of com- showdown. statewide,the reportstates. Internet looked up to me because munity service. In acountry divided over two Those stayscost taxpayers an Aprison sentence would have by bRIAN bOWLING of all the things Icould do,” he historicallyunpopular candidates, extra $20.3million, according said in aletter to U.S. District kept Green from providing forhis Trump’s turnisunlikely to shake to the data. Thedarksideofthe Internet JudgeArthurSchwabinfederal daughter and would have inter- his coresupport. But Democrats “The amountofmoney be- provided Ryan Neil Green with a courtinPittsburgh. “Everyone rupted the service Green provides said they felt assured thatTrump’s ing spent to takecareofthese satisfaction thatwas missingin wanted to be my friend, and it was through his business,Rygre Digi- hot temperament, scatteredde- patients is staggering,” said his life. intoxicating.” tal Marketing, the judgesaid. meanor and series of statements Dr.Michael England, direc- Green was alicensed plumb- That changed with the birth of Greenand his attorney,Emily that left him exposed to further tor of the pregnancyrecovery er whowas more interested in his daughter,Green told the judge Roark, declined comment after scrutinywouldmakeitincreas- center at Magee-WomensHos- the hearing. computers than pipes. Using his Tuesdayincourt. inglydifficult forhim to win over pitalofUPMC. “Weare still in Green was one of about70people computer skills,authorities say “I wanted to build afuturethat the undecided voters he has been OPIOIDS·A4 he conspired with others to help she could be proudof,”said Green, HACKER · A4 ELECTION·A4

SHIMON PERES•1923-2016 Pillar ofIsrael built defense,pushed for peace

THEWASHINGTONPOST came of age as Israel didand Aftermorethan ahalf-century Shimon Peres, an Israeli states- helped guide it throughregional of involvementinthe most im- man whohelped buildhis coun- conflictsand economic restruc- portant events of Israel’s history, turing. try intoanuclear-armed regional Pereshad become“thegrand In addition to military power, shared aNobel old man of Israeli politics,” said having been the Peace Prizefor laying out ashort- ChuckFreilich, asenior fellow president and at Harvard’s international secu- livedframework forpeace with servingasprime the Palestinians and morerecent- rity program and aformer dep- minister three uty national security adviser of ly defended Israel’s controversial times—once Israel. “You couldfeel his influ- militaryactions in the Gaza Strip briefly in an ence everywhere.” and Lebanon, died Wednesdayat acting capacity YetPeres left acomplex legacy. ahospitalinTel Aviv.Hewas 93. Peres —hehad been At every stage in hispolitical Thecause was complications foreignminister, career,the European-bornPeres from amassive strokeearlier in information minister,finance had to fight the sense thathewas themonth,Israeli media reported. REUTERS minister and defense minister. insincere, consummatelypoliti- Peres, whoheld nearly every It was during his time as defense cal and opportunistic.Henever FIREFIGHTER KILLED IN BRONX BLAST high office in his country and minister thatIsraelpulled offthe passed foranIsraeli-bornsabra ANew Yo rk Fire Department battalion chief waskilled and at leastadozen whose influence spanned 10 U.S. exquisitelyorchestrated 1976 res- and always seemed to be slightly were injured in an explosion Tu esdaythat destroyedahouse in the Bronx presidencies,was thelast of a cue of Israeli hostagesatEntebbe that wasbeing investigated as aplacewheremarijuana wasgrown. A6 generation of politicians who International AirportinUganda. PERES·A4

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ASSOCIATED PRESS Since diplomatic relations were re- WASHINGTON —President Obama Career diplomat 1sttohold postsince established on July 20, 2015, DeLaurentis on Tuesdayannounced career diplomat has led aseries of negotiations with JeffreyDeLaurentis as his choice to be- ties severedin1961amid Cold War Cuba on topics ranging from human come the first U.S. ambassador to Cuba rights to the billions of dollars in U.S. in morethanahalf-century, amovethat claims against Cuba forproperties that the normalization process. have differences with the Cuban govern- were confiscated during the country’s sets up apossiblefight with congressio- Obama and Cuban President Raul Cas- ment,” he said in astatement thatcalled nal critics of Obama’s overtures to the revolution in 1959. trosurprised the worldinDecember 2014 attention to DeLaurentis’ extensive ex- Even if ultimatelyunsuccessful, the communist island nation. by announcingthatthe one-time foes perienceinCubaand Latin America. DeLaurentis currentlyisthe topdip- nomination of aU.S. ambassador could had agreed, after secret talks,torestore “Weonlyhurtourselves by not being lomatatthe U.S. Embassy in Havana. provideaboost to the Obama adminis- diplomatic relations,including reopen- represented by an ambassador. ” Senate confirmation is required but tration’s final months of negotiations will be tough forthe White House to win ing embassies in eachother’s countries. Cuba’s top diplomatinWashington, with Cuba, acountry highlyattuned to beforeObama’s termends in January. Thenations severeddiplomatic ties in Jose R. Cabanas,was giventhe rank of the degree of respect it feels it is receiv- Senators whoargue thatCuba doesn’t 1961 amid the Cold War. ambassador last year. ingfromthe United States. deservediplomaticoutreachfromthe Obama called the naming of an am- Sen. PatrickLeahyofVermont, the Earlierthis year,Obama visited Cuba United States have vowedtoblock any bassadora“common-sense” steptoward top Democratonthe Appropriations with his wife and daughters.During the ambassador nomination, citing lack moreproductiverelations between the subcommittee thatoversees the State De- brief visit,the first by asitting U.S. presi- AP of progress on democracyand human United States and Cuba, and said De- partment and foreignoperations,argued dent in nearly sevendecades,Obama Jeffrey DeLaurentis, the rights on the island. Among them are Laurentis is the bestperson forthe job. forDeLaurentis’ confirmation. met with Castroand attended abase- charge d’affaires to the Sens.Ted Cruz,R-Texas,and Marco “Having an ambassador will makeit “The Cuban people have their am- ball game between the Cuban national U.S.Embassy in Havana, Rubio,R-Fla., both with rootsinCuba. easier to advocate forour interests,and bassador in Washington. TheAmeri- team and the Tampa BayRaysofMajor Cuba, will be elevatedto Obama said TuesdaythatDeLauren- will deepen our understanding even can people needtheir ambassador in League Baseball. He also addressed the ambassador if the Senate tis’ leadership was “vital” throughout when we know that we will continue to Havana,” Leahy said in astatement. Cuban people. approveshis nomination. Canada approves natural gas project UP FORA DATE IN $27billion energy investment GAZA would help open Asian markets APalestinian farm worker climbs a to nation’s naturalresources palm tree to pick dates Tu esdayon ASSOCIATED PRESS afarm in Deir El TORONTO —Canadian Prime Minister Balah, southern Justin Trudeau approved Tuesdaya$27 GazaStrip. billion liquefied naturalgas project on AP British Columbia’s northwest coast in a decision that’s considered alitmus test for agovernment thathas vowedtodomore forthe environment. INDIA won’t runinnext year’s presi- the government beforeitbecomes Villar with herhands tied amid It is Trudeau’s first decisiononamajor dential election, ending weeks law. apile of dry logs and branches. energyproject.Itcomes ahead of some im- Nation will not take of speculation after the supreme But it joins alist of measures Aman bathes the logs and the portant pipeline decisions thatwill cause leader discouragedhis candidacy. championed by populist and woman with gasoline and another him problems from either industryor part in regional Ahmadinejad could have posed right-wing movements thathave man throwsalit matchonto the environmentalists and aboriginals. astrong challengetoPresident polarized the Alpinenation, bonfire. Villar can be heard “Helping to getCanada’s resources to summit in Pakistan Hassan Rouhani, amoderate who and drawn some criticism from screaming. marketisakeyresponsibility,” Natural manybelieve will seek asecond abroad, including most recently Resources Minister Jim Carrsaid, an- NEW DELHI —The govern- termafter his administration areferendum ordering curbs on TAIWAN nouncing the decision alongside twoother ment will not participate in a struckthe landmark nuclear ac- immigration from the EU. cabinet ministers in Richmond, British meeting of South Asian nations to cordwithworld powers. Wobmann, from the anti-im- Wind from typhoon hits, Columbia. “At the same time we saidthat be held in Islamabad in November, It also could have exposed the migration Swiss People’s Party, killing at least4people economicprosperitymust go hand in hand its foreign ministry said in astate- still-lingering wounds in Iran has said the veil ban will preserve with environmental responsibility.” ment late Tuesday. from the widespread unrest that Swiss cultureand curb radical TAIPEI —Strong wind knocked Theproposedliquefied natural gaspro- Thestatement didn’t name followedAhmadinejad’s contested Islam. He is also pushingfor a down people and scattered debris cessing plant by Petronas and other part- Pakistan buttensions between 2009 re-election. referendum on the issue. as amassive typhoon crossed ners near Prince Rupert, British Columbia, the neighbors and archrivals have Ahmadinejad, known forrepeat- over the country Tuesday, killing would ship 19 million tons ayearoffrozen, been highsince amilitantattack edlyquestioning the scale of the PERU at least four people and injuring liquefied natural gastomarkets in Asia. on an army base in the Indian-con- Holocaust, predicting Israel’s morethan260, officials said. But the project has drawn criticismboth trolled portion of Kashmir killed demise and expanding Iran’s Prosecutor: Woman Typhoon Megi’s bands of heavy forthe carbon emissions it would cause 18 Indian soldiers. contested nuclear program, had burned alivefor witchcraft rain and sustained wind of 100 and forthe possible impact thatthe export Theministry said it has writ- been touring the country,fueling miles per hourblanketed the terminal would have on the wild salmon ten to Nepal, the current chair rumors of apolitical comeback. LIMA —Awoman accused of island by midafternoon as the eye habitatinthe Skeena Riverestuary. of the South Asian Association being awitchwas burned alive of the stormmade landfall on the Trudeau still facesdecisions on En- forRegional Cooperation, that SWITZERLAND on abonfireinanindigenous east coast. Authorities had raised bridge’s controversial NorthernGateway “increasing cross-border terrorist community in aremote partof alertlevelsfor Taiwan, which pipeline proposal thatwouldbring oil to attacksinthe region and growing Prohibition of face veils thecountry’s Amazon rainforest, is prone to landslides and flood- the Pacific Coast forshipmenttoAsia as interference in the internal affairs advances in parliament authorities saidTuesday. ing, said National FireAgency well as Kinder Morgan’s TransMountain of Member States by onecountry” Prosecutor Hugo Mauricio said Director-General Chen Wen-lung. pipeline expansion from Alberta to British have created an environment that ZURICH —The nation’s lower members of the Shiringamazu The268 injuries included eight Columbia. is “not conducive”for asuccessful house of parliament narrowly Alto community sentenced Japanese tourists traveling in a Thegovernment put in 190 conditions on summit. backedaban on face veilsTues- 73-year-old Rosa Villar Jarionca to tour busthatturned on its side. the Pacific NorthWest LNG project, includ- day, echoing movesbyneighbor- death over claims shemadepeople Threepeople suffered fatal falls ing environmental and fish protection. IRAN ing France and otherEuropean sickthrough witchcraft. Theal- and afourth person died in atruck Theconditional approval doesn’t mean nations to tighten controls in the legedburning took place Sept. 20, crash, said Lee Wei-sen, aspokes- the massive project will be built. An in- Hard-line former president wakeofIslamist terrorist attacks. butthe area is so remote thatword man forTaiwan’s Central Emer- creasing supply of naturalgas hasde- won’tchallenge incumbent Theplanbyright-wingpoliti- of it did not reachauthorities gencyOperations Center.Manyof pressed international prices forLNG, cian Walter Wobmann—who led until recently. the injurieswerefromfalling and making the economics of the project less TEHRAN —The nation’s hard- asuccessful campaign to outlaw Mauricio saidacellphone video wind-blown objects. certain than they were when it was first line former President Mahmoud newminarets in 2009 —still has to shot by awitness and givento announced in 2013. Ahmadinejad said Tuesdayhe pass through the upper house and prosecutors appeared to show —Wirereports Egyptmigrant boat sinking toll tops 200

33 bodies foundinhold some men collapsed whenever On Tuesday, acrane vessel convinced from earlier reports they recognized someone,some hauled the boat, calledthe that moredeadwereinthe used for refrigerating onlybytheir clothes because Mawkib al-Rasoul, or “Proces- hold. of the bodies’condition after sion of the Prophet,” out of Awoman whose twosons fish as vessel raised nearly aweek in thewater. the mud of the seafloor so that were on theboatfoundone Fordays, authorities and authorities could retrieve dead of them,18-year-old Ahmed, ASSOCIATED PRESS fishermen have been recover- trapped in thehold, including a among the bodies broughtto ROSETTA, Egypt —Rescue ing bodiesfromthe wateror cramped section known as the the pier.She said he no longer workers Tuesdaypulled doz- finding them washed up to the “fridge,” wherefishermen nor- had aface after the days in the ens of bodiesfromthe holdof shore,eversince the boatcap- mallykeeptheir catchonice. water. an Egyptian fishing boatthat sized and sank beforedawnon Authorities pulled 33 dead “Onlyhis clothesshowed sank in the Mediterranean Sea Sept. 21 about 7.5 miles offthe out of the hold, bringing the thatit’s him,” she said. She carrying hundreds of migrants Egyptian coast. toll to 203, said the head of a spokeoncondition of anonym- trying to makeittoEurope, Around 160 of those on board localmunicipal council,Ali ity because she feared harass- bringing the toll from the di- survived, manyofthem spend- Abdel-Sattar. mentbypolice. saster to morethan200 dead. inghours in the water until At the pier,emergencyof- But her other son was still As the dead were brought to a rescuedbylocal fishing boats. ficials wore whitemedical missing. pier outside the coastal city of Familiesofthose still missing masksagainst the smell of the Theboatwas overcrowded Rosetta, families of the miss- have been camped outall week bodies.They announcedthat withhundredsofpeople,but ingwent through the grisly at thepiers,waiting forword no morebodies were found in theexact number is not known, task of searchingthrough the on their lovedones and angrily the hold, angering relativesof with estimates from officials bodybagsfor theirloved ones. accusing authorities of not do- those whostillhad not been ranging from 400 to 600. Most Women brokeintoscreams and ing enough to find them. found, manyofwhom were were believedtobeEgyptians.

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TRIBUNENEWSSERVICE subsequent vote similarly failed. turning over federal governance of In- Leaders on both sides did not ap- ternet domains to anonprofit agency. moreaid WASHINGTON —Faced with a week’s-end deadline to keep govern- pear discouragedbythe stalemate. Republican Sen. TedCruz’spropos- ment funds flowing, the Senate on “We’renot shutting the govern- al to delaythe transfer to the Internet Tuesdayblocked astopgap spending ment down,” said Rep. NancyPelosi, Corporation forAssigned Names and At 28 percentof measureamid partisan fighting over D-Calif., the minorityleader in the Numbersalso was excluded from the aid to victims of theFlint, Mich., House.“We’regoing to finish this.” stopgapfundingpackage.WhileCruz colleges, halfof water crisis. Thefunding bill is among the last had been the leader in a2013 show- But both sides predicted agovern- items of business beforeCongress down thatresulted in shutting down mentshutdownwas unlikely,and recesses forthe November election. the government for16days, it does benefits skip need final passage was still expectedby Overall funding levels alreadyhad not appear thatthe Texas senator is Friday, when funding forgovernment beenagreed to underprevious budget angling forasimilar shutdown fight ASSOCIATED PRESS deals.But lawmakersnow areargu- over the Internet provision, which operations is set to expire. STORRS,Conn. —Spencer Mul- ing over the allocation of emergency has been supported by GOPnominee Lawmakers aretangling because GETTY IMAGES ligan knewhis family couldpay for theRepublican-crafted package in- money as well as newprovisions, Donald Trump. SenateMajorityLeader Mitch his college education, even without cludes money forLouisianaflood including one thatwouldenablethe Theprimary hang-up is the Re- McConnell, R-Ky., accused loans or grants.Sowhen the Uni- victims,but not the Flintwater crisis, Export-ImportBank to continue mak- publican refusal to include funding versity of Connecticut offered a ing loans even though its boarddoes forthe water crisis in Flint, where Democratic leadersofdeciding leading manyDemocrats to reject “long ago that bringing our merit awardof$20,000 over four it.Some Republicans also votedno, nothaveaquorum. contaminated lead pipes have left the years,hesaw it as abonus. Opponents of the bank, whichof- water undrinkable. country to the brink would make opposed to spending levels they said forgood election-year politics.” As adiscount on in-state tuition, were toohigh and other objections. ferslow-interest loans to companies Democrats sayit’snot fair to pro- it brought the cost well belowhalf Themeasure, whichincludes more thatexport, call it corporate welfare vide emergencyfunds forLouisiana the emergencyfunding forFlint and of what his familymight have paid than $1 billion to fight the Zika virus, and aretrying to blockits operation. flood victims, butnot moneyfor Flint. at his other top choices,Penn State would extend governmentfunding Because the Senate has failed to con- A$300 million package forFlint was flood victims to continue. “It’s almost as if afew Democratic or the University of Vermont. until Dec.9,guaranteeinganother firmnew boardmembers,supporters, approved by theSenate in aseparate “Mydad was kind of split be- leaders decided long agothatbring- spending battle during the lame-duck including the White House,wantto water-resources bill buthas stalled cause he didn’t want to push me session of Congress after the presi- allowthe bank’s boardtobeallowed in theHouse. ing our country to the brink would into going to aschool because of dential election. to function with fewermembers.The Senate Majority Leader MitchMc- makefor good election-year politics, financial reasons,” said Mulligan, Thefirst vote Tuesdaywas 45-55, provision wasnot included. Connell floated an alternative propos- and then they’vejust made up the a21-year-old computer science falling shortofthe 60-vote threshold Another sticking point was apush al that would remove the Louisiana rationale as they go along,” McCon- student from Darien, one of the needed to overcome afilibuster.A to include aprovision to halt plans for money fornow,allowingtalks on both nell said. nation’s wealthiest communities. “Without financial reasons,Imight have gone to Penn State,but on the other hand he was like, ‘If yougo to UConn, it will save us abunch of money.’ Witness: “Thatmeans nowIcan pres- surehim into gettingmestuff,” he joked. Christie Financialaid, traditionallyalife- line forpoorer students at public colleges, is increasinglybeingused to attract students from moreafflu- told of ent families.Incompetition with privateschools and otherpublic institutions,the state schools are bridgeplot using the money to lurethe most qualifiedstudents, raise average testscores and entice students Transit official says from high-income families whocan paythe rest of thefullstickerprice. governor’steamsought Critics saythatbydevotingaid to students whodon’t need it, state loyalty, punished dissent schools arepunishing the poor, making it harder forthemtoat- THE (HACKENSACK, N.J.) RECORD tend college when the gapbetween NEWARK —Aspressure tuitioncosts and affordability is mounted foranswers to what only growing. was causing traffic jams at the “The realityisthatfor poor fami- GeorgeWashington Bridgein lies,it’s aquestion of whether the 2013, top Port Authority officials kids go to college at all. Forthe were revealing details of their better-offfamily,it’s aquestion of scheme to close the lanes but whichcollege,” said Harold Levy, only to acircleofhigh-rank- director of the Jack Kent Cooke ingofficials thatincludedGov. Foundation, whichprovides need- Chris Christie, the admitted REUTERS based scholarships.“It’s atragic mastermind of the plot said in waste of talent. It alters the lives federal court Tuesday. COLORTHEIR WORLD of students.” Thecontinuingtestimony Asaltlakeseparated by aroad is different colorsbecause of algae,inYuncheng, Shanxi Province, China. Of the institutionalaid given from David Wildstein, the for- lastyear to UConn freshmen, the mer Port Authority executive amount not based on need rose to whohas pleaded guilty in adeal $19.9 million, up from $12.9 million with the government forapos- five yearsearlier.But the school siblereduced sentence,offered alsoincreased the amountofneed- the most detailed contradiction based aid it offered, $50.9 million, yettoChristie,who has insisted, Battle for besiegedSyrian up from $38.9 million five years as he did again Tuesday, thathe earlier. had no knowledgeofthe plot or Other state schools have moved anypersonal involvement. resources even moreaggressively Wildstein’s testimonydrew to merit aid. Areviewthis year by aportrait of aChristie team — city of Aleppo intensifies Stephen Burd, an analyst with the bothinstate government and in think tankNew America, found hisre-electioncampaign —that 28 percent of public colleges in 2014-2015 spent at leasthalf of their was ruthless in its pursuit of At least 23 dieinlatest Agrief- supportand loyalty. aiddollars on students without barrage of heavy airstrikes striken financialneed. In his thirdday on the wit- Syrian ness stand, Wildstein said that by government,Russia It’s ashift thathas helped state he and his bossatthe time, man is universities cope with declines in comforted state fundingfor higher educa- former Port Authority Deputy WIRE REPORTS Executive Director Bill Baroni, by people tion; the awards bring in students had been looking forwardto With international diplomacyin as rescuers whosefamilies can paycloseto telling Christie of the traffic tatters and the United States focused pull the full tuition. jam and the unheeded pleas for on its election, the Syrian govern- body of his At UConn, as at manyother flag- help from their target, Fort Lee ment and its Russian allies areseiz- daughter ship state schools,out-of-statestu- MayorMarkSokolich, at the ing the moment to wage an all-out from the dentshavebenefitedmost from the 12th anniversary ceremonyof campaign to recaptureAleppo,un- rubble of increase in merit aid, according to the Sept. 11 attacks.Sokolich leashing the most destructive bomb- abuilding a2014legislative report. Theschool was targeted because he did not ing of the past five years and pushing after costs $25,802 annuallyfor residents endorseChristie’s re-election into the center of the Old City. government and$47,344 forthose out of state. campaign. Wildstein also testi- Desperate residents describe hor- airstrikes State universities areadopting fied howofficials shut out Ste- rificscenes in Syria’s largest city Tu esdayin an approach long used by private venFulop,another Democratic and onetime commercial center, with schools,according to Joni Finney, hospitals and underground shelters Aleppo. an author of areportoncollege mayorwho declined to endorse AFP/GETTY IMAGES Christie,aRepublican. hit by indiscriminate airstrikes that affordability from the University the U.N. saidmay amount to awar of Pennsylvania’s Institute forRe- Baroni and Christie’s former If government forces and their takegovernment forces between six crime. search on Higher Education this deputy chief of staff, Bridget allies capturethe rebel-held eastern months and ayeartocapture it, Debris covers streets lined with year that found investment in mer- Anne Kelly, areontrial fight- neighborhoods,itwouldbeaturning unless they aim to “annihilate” the ing charges of conspiracy, wire bombed-out buildings,trapping peo- it aid outpacing need-based aid. It ple in their neighborhoods and hin- point in the 5½-year-old civilwar politicallysignificantcity, aWestern said states’ provisionofneed-based fraud and other federal crimes that haskilled more than 250,000 diplomattold TheAssociated Press. fortheir allegedroles in the dering rescue workers.OnTuesday, financial aid barelychanged from activists reported at least 23 people people and displaced half of Syria’s Theenvoy,who is familiar with the 1996 to 2012, whilestate aidfor scandal. population. cease-firetalks thathavefaltered, Wildstein said he told Kelly killed in airstrikes on twodistricts in high-income students rose more the rebel-held partofAleppo. Over the course of the conflict, spokeoncondition of anonymity than 450 percent. of the plan to tell Christie about the government has slowlyregained because of his government’s regu- the traffic in Fort Lee since “Ms. Thebattlefor Aleppoisunlikelyto Thestudyfoundaid fornon- be an easy one forgovernmentforces control of major cities.Its aimap- lations. needystudents also growingfaster Kellyhad previouslysaid to me pearstobesecuring what some ana- Onceall of “useful Syria” is in gov- thegovernor is going to love because the isolated rebels saythey at private,four-year colleges, where aredetermined to “fightuntil the lysts call “useful Syria” —aportion ernment hands,international diplo- institutional aid forstudents whose this.” containing the four largest cities of macywould have to determine the Beforethe ceremony, Wild- end” to defend their neighborhoods. families earnabove $125,000in- Aleppo,Damascus,Homsand Hama, fate of the jihadi-controlled north- creased from $1,950 to $6,400 over stein and Baroni met Christie Insurgentsoutside thecitycould alsoattackgovernmenttroopsto along with its Mediterranean coast. west and those areas dominated by the same period. Aid to students between the WorldTrade Cen- try to reduce pressureoncomrades Aleppo is the last of the major cit- themain Kurdish militiaand the whosefamiliesmakeless than terconstruction site andthe trapped inside. ies still being contested, and it could IslamicState militant group. $25,000 rose from $2,900 to $7,700. Sept. 11 memorial, Wildstein said. Wildstein said Baroni spoke to the governor in a“very sar- castic tone.” “Mr.Baroni said to Governor Christie,‘Governor,there’s a Chemical weapon wasn’tusednearU.S.troops in Iraq tremendousamount of traffic in Fort Leethis morning, ama- USATODAY rian, aU.S. military spokesman, said. to the U.S. military. sessed the munition contained sulfur jor traffic jam, and thatyou’ll be Arocketfired last week at an Iraqi No one was killed or injured in the One initial field test proved incon- mustardagent. His assessment was attackthatoccurredSept. 20. Theshell clusive butanother test uncovered based on the information availableat pleased to knowthatMayor So- base whereAmerican troops arepres- landed severalhundred yardsfromthe traces of sulfur mustard, adangerous thattime,the Pentagon said. kolichisveryfrustrated thathe ent did not contain achemical agent can’t gethis telephone calls re- nearest U.S. troops. and banned substance thatcan cause Thesubstance was sent to labs for turned,’” Wildstein said. Chris- despite earliersuspicions,the U.S. Theimprovised weapon appeared painful burnsonskinand lungs if moreextensivetests, aprocess that tie,Wildstein told the court, militaryreported Tuesday. to have been crudelymade and fired breathed in. can takedays. “responded by saying that‘I Extensivelaboratory tests concluded from arocketlauncher, the military Marine Gen. Joseph Dunford, chair- Themunitionlanded on Qayara imagine he wouldn’t be getting thatthe munition didnot containmus- said. It was one of asmall number of manofthe Joint Chiefs of Staff, told West, an air base thatwas seized from his phone calls returned.’ ” tard agent, Air ForceCol. John Dor- shells thatfell on the base,according Congress last week the militaryas- the Islamic State recently. A4 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 Rescue highlights importanceofbystander CPR

PARAMEDICS·FROM A1 ambulance down Fifth Avenue to the not been theretoimmediately pro- body else thatneeded help,I’m sure hospital. Then they finishedthe race, vide CPR. If somebodycan getthere John and Jenwouldhavestopped gave him apulse. while bypassingafewblocks. “Wehelped with the transfer quickly, thechances of having agood and helped thatperson, too,” Bonasso “Wedid what we needed to do; we “Wehelped with the transfer of of care,then IlookedatJohn outcome arehigher.” said. “That’s just the waythatweare.” all worked well together likeawell- care, then IlookedatJohn and said, McDermott-Grubbconcurred. Coincidentally, McDermott-Grubb, oiledmachine,” McDermott-Grubb ‘Hey,are youreadytogofinish this and said, ‘Hey,are youready “We’retrained to do the advanced a12-year veteran,was recentlypro- 1 said.“My 2 ⁄2-year-old daughter puts thing?’ ”she said. “He said, ‘Yep, to go finish this thing?’ He techniques,the medications,the IVs, moted from crew chief to district it very simplistically: ‘Mommyand c’mon kid.’ So,wewalked down the theadvanced airways and every- chief.She beganher newposition her friendshelp people.’I’m always driveway,thendownLothrop and said, ‘Yep,c’mon kid.’ ” thing likethat,”she said. “Butitall Tuesday. prepared, whether on or offduty.” continued.” boilsdowntogood effectiveCPR. “These outcomes arejust agentle Theman, whoisfromNew Castle, Bonasso,a36-year EMS veteran, JENNIFER MCDERMOTT-GRUBB People don’tunderstand howimpor- reminder of whywe’rehere—to arrivedalive at UPMC Presbyterian said the rescue highlights the im- PARAMEDIC HELPED SAVE MAN DURING GREAT RACE tant bystander CPR is in gettingthe makeadifference in somebody’s life,” 11 minutesafter he collapsed. He is portanceofbystander CPR.Inthis process started beforewearrive.” she said. “That’s whywewent into in stableconditionand expected to case,Dombrowski happened to be Dombrowski, described by col- this profession. It’s agreat feeling.” recover, public safetyspokeswoman the bystander. leagues as humble,declined to be Sonya Tolersaid. “His CPR wasn’tany better than Bonasso said. “I would hazardtosay interviewedfor this story. His finish Ben Schmitt is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. Thetwo race-running paramed- the public’s CPR; it was just some- this person’s outcomewouldnot time was1hour and37minutes. Reach him at 412-320-7991 icsaccompaniedthe patient in an bodytaking the initiative to do CPR,” have been the same had somebody “Iftheywould have foundsome- or [email protected].

84 million:Debate Siteshut sets arecordfor views FewcrownTrumpvictor Thefirst presidential debate of 2016 drew slightlymorethan 84 million ELECTION · FROM A1 television viewers,arecordaudience downby forapoliticalevent. courting, especiallymoderate Viewing of Monday’s showdown white women. between Democratic nominee Hillary “I look backasaformer practi- Clinton and Republican nominee tioner and say, ‘Is thereanything Donald Trumpexceededthe 80.6 agents Donald Trumpdid to convince million whowatched the1980 debate somebodywho wasn’tinhis col- between President Jimmy Carter and umn to be forhim?’ ”said David challenger RonaldReagan, according Plouffe,President Obama’sfor- to an estimatefromthe Nielsen rat- mer campaign manager. “I have a ingservice. incity hardtimethinking there’s many Thefigureof84.01 million doesn’t of those people.Idon’t think he include several million people who lost anybody. But that’s not his watched live streamsonFacebook, HACKER·FROM A1 challengenow.He’s got to add.” Twitter,YouTube and othersites. Clintonwas ebullient as she charged worldwide in aJuly2015 returned to the campaign trail takedown of Darkode,anonline Trump reports$18M TuesdayinRaleigh and strove forumwhere criminals met to buy post-debatefundraising haul and sell credit card and other per- to keep alive thecontroversies thatmarredTrump’sdebate per- sonalinformation, to trade viruses Republicanpresidential nominee formance. and malware, and sometimes to sell DonaldTrump toldsupporters Tues- “The real point is about tem- REUTERS narcotics. daythathis campaignhad raised peramentand fitness and quali- Assistant U.S. Attorney James Head cook Fabian Martinezdisplays pizzas decorated with the nearly $18 million since Monday fication to holdthe most impor- Kitchen and twoFBI agents based imagesofHillary Clinton and Donald Tr ump at Giordano’sPizzeria night’s debate againstDemocratic tant,hardest job in the world, in Pittsburgh led the international on Tu esdayinChicago. nominee Hillary Clinton. and Ithink people sawlastnight investigation,whichstarted with Earlier,Trump had tweeted that some very cleardifferences be- had,” he said on Fox, adding: tor.House Speaker Paul D. Ryan, an unnamedindustry partnerask- he hadraised nearly $13 millionin tweenus,”Clinton said aboard “She gained amassive amountof R-Wis.,who has been aweather ing the FBI forhelp,agents said theprevious 24 hours throughonline her campaign plane en route to weight,and it was arealproblem.” vane forthe Republicanleader- when the investigation became donations and “National Call Day, ”a North Carolina. TheClinton campaign sought ship during this election season, public. challenge fortop fundraisers reward- Trump did little to changethe to advance the story across was supportive though muted at a Aboutayear later, in January ed forpulling in at least$250,000. subject. In amorning interview mediaplatforms,releasing aweb news conference.Hesaid Trump 2015, Kitchen and the FBI agents “We’restill going! Thankyou on FoxNewsChannel,Trump video featuringthe beauty queen- gave a“unique,Donald Trump traveled to the Hague in the Nether- America! #MAGA” (MakeAmerica landstomeet with prosecutors and saiddebatemoderator Lester turned-actor,aU.S. citizen who response to the status quo.” Holt,the anchor of “NBC Nightly livesinCalifornia, and arranging “I think he gave aspirited argu- GreatAgain), Trump said in the tweet. police officers from 20 countries. He announced the updated figureatan They had twomoremeetings News,” was biased, and the Re- aconferencecallfor reporters ment,” Ryan said, “and Ithink he publican complained about the withMachado, whodescribed the passed anumber of thresholds.” airportrallyinMelbourne,Fla. at theEuropol officestocoordi- MostpollshaveTrump and Hillary nate their effortsoverthe next six quality of his microphone. Clin- election as “like abad dream.” Trump’sbackers insisted that tonjabbed him forthat, telling LikeTrump’s feud this sum- the debate would not damage Clinton virtuallytied, with less than months.Then, in July 2015, they six weeksbeforeElection Day. started making arrests and dis- reporters,“Anybodywho com- merwith the Muslim parents of a his standing in the closerace abling Darkode. plains about the microphoneis dead American soldier,the Mach- withClinton. Rep. PeterT.King, Thesuspects ranged from career not having agoodnight.” ado episode rapidlyemerged as R-N.Y., said,“As farasthe tem- FBI probeshacks targeting criminals to college studentstrying Trump disparagedaformer amicrocosm of the campaign — perament,that’show he’s been phonesofDem Partyofficials to raise tuitionmoney and com- Miss Universe pageant winner, and atest of whether Trump can forthe last 15 months.Itgot him puterexperts moonlighting. Alicia Machado,for her phy- expandhis supportbeyond his to thetop.Hedoeshavethe feisti- TheFBI is investigating suspected Green had joined Darkode in sique.Inthe debate,Clinton base of aggrievedwhitevoters, ness thatIthink51percent of the attempts to hack mobilephones used 2006. During the next six years, he raised Trump’s past comments most of them men. American people will like.” by Democratic Partyofficials as re- conspired with otherstoinfect about the Venezuela-bornwom- WilliamJ.Bennett, whoserved centlyasthe past month, four people computersand create thebotnet an, whowas crowned MissUni- ‘Oh, crap’moment in former PresidentRonaldRea- with direct knowledgeofthe attack they sold, Kitchensaid. verse at age 19 in 1996. MikeMurphy, aveteran Re- gan’s Cabinet, said of Trump: and the investigation told Reuters. “This went on forawhile until I “He called this woman ‘Miss publican strategist whohas been “When he loseshis temper a Therevelationunderscores the realized thatIdid not want to live Piggy,’ andthen,hecalled her critical of the party’s nominee, little bit,manypeoplesee that widening scope of the U.S. criminal thatlifeanymore and the potential ‘Miss Housekeeping,’because said Trump’scommentsabout as passion and as someone who’s inquiry into cyber attacksonDemo- Ihad to use my talentstobuild a she is Latina,” Clinton said in Machado were “hugely tone engagedinthe fightand in what cratic Partyorganizations,includ- legal, profitablebusiness,”Green one of the debate’s moreelectric deaf.” Thedebate overall, he he believes. People forgive that ing the presidential campaign of its saidinhis letterto exchanges. said, was formanyRepublicans —and aleopardcan’t change candidate, former Secretary of State thejudge. Thenext morning, Trumpof- “an ‘Oh, crap’ moment. If you his spots.” Hillary Clinton. By the time FBI fered an indignant defense of thought he had aspring in his It willtakeseveral days before Officials have said they believe agents showedup howhedealt with Machado when stepfor thelastfew weeks and the political impact of Monday’s thoseattacks were orchestrated by at his home,Green he was apartnerinthe company was getting backinthe hunt, debate becomes clear,but many hackers backed by the Russian gov- had withdrawn thatowned the Miss Universe that’s pretty muchgone.” Republicanssaidtheywerebrac- ernment. from Darkode and contest. FewofTrump’ssupporters ingfor Clinton to getabumpin wasbuilding that “She was the worst we ever went so farastocrown himthe vic- the polls. —Wirereports Green: “I loved business,Roark howeveryone said. on the Internet “He’s agood fa- looked up to ther.He’s become a me because of good businessman. all the things I He’sagoodmem- Afounder of Israel, Peresbuilt military,pushed peace could do.” ber of ourcommu- nity,” said Roark, whoselaw office is in Paducah. PERES·FROM A1 mise butwas notoriousfor his vit- powerbybuilding a24,000-kilowatt authority of the Jewish state; and Green volunteers his time to help riolicfeuds withotherpoliticians. reactorinthe Negevdesert. thatitwas militarilyimpractical, othersmall businesses. removedfromthe country he led. As foreign minister,Mr. Peres In the1970s,asdefense minis- because it committed Israeli troops While pointingout the severity of His Hebrew wastingedwitha shared the Nobel Peace Prizein ter,Peres encouragedJewish set- to confronting Palestiniancivilians Green’s crime, Kitchen confirmed Polish accent, and his florid rhetor- 1994 withRabin and Palestine Lib- tlers to claim land in the occupied instead of the potential threatfrom ical style was at odds withIsraeli Green has apparentlyturned his eration Organization leader Yasser West Bank, GazaStrip and Golan foreign enemies. directness.Israelis commented that life around. Arafatafterhelping to create a Heights. Meanwhile,the Palestinians even his carefullycombed hairstyle “I have no reason to quarrelwith program fornegotiating with the Yet, by the1980s,hesaidpeace were readytomakeadeal. ThePLO anythingMr. Green or his attorney seemed somehowEuropean. He Palestinians thatlater stalled and withthe Arabs could notbe was nearly bankrupt. WealthyArab has said,” he toldthe judge. Green was neveracombat soldier or an immediatelycooperated with inves- officer in the Israeli army,which sputtered out. achievedthrough military means. donors hadwithdrawn financial tigators,hesaid. he would later head as defense Theman best known internation- As primeminister from 1984 to supportafter thePLO backed Iraqi Anecdotally, thereare plenty of minister.The late prime minister allyfor promotingpeace started his 1986, he pulled Israeli troops out of leader SaddamHusseinduring the examples of peoplewho commit Yitzhak Rabin, his longtimeri- public career procuringweapons at most of Lebanon,fostering asense 1991 Persian Gulf Warand other cybercrimes in theiryouth who val, once calledhim an “inveterate ayoung age. thatwar could end. fundingvanished afterthe collapse go on to become law-abiding citi- schemer.” While still in his 20s,asdirector By the early 1990s,agrowing of the Soviet Union in 1991. zens and even computer security To many, Peresseemed acontra- general of the Defense Ministry number of Israelis were rejecting Mr.Peres,then foreign minister, experts,said Brian Nussbaum, a dictory figure.Althoughheserved in the1950s,Peres embarked on a the occupation of the West Bank authorized his deputiestopursue former security intelligence ana- as prime minister three times,he sweepingprogram to makeIsraela and Gaza Strip as morallywrong secret contacts with Palestinian lyst whoteaches computer security was neverelected to the office and major military force. He negotiated —onthe grounds thatitviolated leaders,including atrackinOslo. at State University of NewYorkat remainedunpopularwithvoters. withGermanyfor arms,cultivated principles of democracyand equal- “It’s not thatIchanged my char- Albany. He projected intellectualism but asecret alliance with France,fa- ity; thatitwas demographically acter.Ifound adifferent situation,” “It has historicallynot been had little formal education. He theredIsrael’s aircraft industry undesirable, because it brought PerestoldNewsweek, speaking of unusual foryouthful indiscretions spokeofmoderation and compro- and madehis countryanuclear millions of Palestinians under the thetransformation in his policy. at the keyboard to laythe techni- cal and intellectual foundations forcareers in information tech- nology andinformationsecurity,” Nussbaum said. Howoften that occurs,however, Abuseincreaseblamed on opioid over-prescription is an open question, he said. Whilemanycriminal justice re- searchers focus on criminal be- OPIOIDS · FROM A1 lems have on newmothers and Edwards attributedthe abuse andopioidmaintenance therapy haviorand howitchanges over a babies in communities across the increase to over-prescription of with the drug buprenorphine, the thickofthe problem. It is an person’s lifetime,“therehas been commonwealth,” JoeMartin, the opioid medication forchronic pain whichisusedtotreat addiction. very little research applying this epidemic,and it is finallystarting council’s executive director,wrote andaggressivemarketing from to getalot of recognition across Edwards said the centerplans to approachtocybercriminals,”Nuss- in astatement. pharmaceutical companies.He usestate grant money to expandto baumsaid. “This is at least, in part, the country.” Thereportprovided data about said arise in physician awareness satellite offices across the region. because the fieldofstudying cyber In AlleghenyCounty,20out of mothers and drug abuse: Of 4,615 of the problem is starting to slow criminality is muchless mature every 1,000 neonatal hospital stays maternal hospitalstays related theprescription trend, butsome “The state recognizesthatthere than the broader field of studying were substance-related. In West- to substance abuse,52percent in- addicts areturning to accessible, arenot yetenoughtreatment cen- criminality.” moreland County,thatfigurerose volved opioid pain pillsorheroin, cheapstreet drugs like heroin. ters in Pennsylvania,” he said. to 31 of every 1,000,according to or both. In 2015, about 17 out of ev- Therecovery center at Magee, Brian Bowling is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. the report. ery 1,000 maternal hospitalizations whichopened in 2014,offers pre- Ben Schmitt is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. Reach him at 412-325-4301 “These findings stress the alarm- involved opioids —anincrease of nataland obstetric care,mental Reach him at 412-320-7991 or [email protected]. ing impact thatsubstance use prob- 510 percent from 2000. health counseling, social workers or [email protected]. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 · A5 AppealscourthearsargumentsinCleanPowerPlancase

Obamaadministration prevails at the appeals level, to impose emissions standards gets 96 percent of its electricity reduction,” and whether Con- plummeted as utilities shift the issueisconsidered likely under theClean AirAct. from coal-fired plants. gress meantthe word “system” to cleaner-burning natural accusedofexceeding to endupbeing decidedbythe By limiting carbon emis- “This rule is not aboutim- to applyonlytothe machinery gasmadeavailablethrough Supreme Court. sions as it does otherpollut- proving the performanceofex- inside powerplantsormore hydraulicfracturing and the constitutional authority Appearing Tuesdaybeforea ants such as mercury andsul- istingpower plants,”Lin told broadlytothe variousways cost of installing newwind 10-judgepanel of the U.S. Court fur dioxide,Lin,said the EPA the judges. “It’s aboutshutting that electricity can be gener- andsolar facilities decreases. ASSOCIATED PRESS of Appealsfor the District of wasineffect requiring states them down.” ated. In manyparts of the United WASHINGTON —Lawyers ColumbiaCircuit,West Vir- to transformtheir electricity Much of the legaldebate fo- Justice Department law- States,generating akilowatt foracoalitionofstates and ginia Solicitor General Elbert generation systems by favoring cused on the EPA’s existing yerEric Hostetler said EPA of emissions-free electricity businesses reliant on fossil Lin argued thatthe EPAhad one source of energyoveran- rule-making authority under wassimplyrequiringwhat is nowcheaper than thatpro- fuels made their case Tues- overstepped the regulatory au- other.West Virginia’seconomy the Clean Air Act to implement the free marketisalready duced by carbon-spewingcoal daytoafederal appeals court thority provideditbyCongress is reliantoncoal mining and the “best systemofemissions doing. Demandfor coal has boilers. thatPresident Obama’s plan to curtail climate-warming greenhousegases is an uncon- stitutional powergrab. TheClean PowerPlan, which aimstoratchet down carbon emissions from coal-burning powerplants, has been chal- lenged by morethan twodozen mostlyRepublican-led states ledbyWest Virginia andTex- as,aswell as alliedindustry groups thatprofitfrommining and burningcoal. Theopponents contend the carbon-cutting plan un- veiled by the Environmental ProtectionAgencywill kill coal-mining jobs and drive up electricity costs.The Obama administration, some Demo- cratic-led states and environ- mental groups counteritwill spur hundreds of thousands of newclean-energyjobsin- stallingemissions-freewind turbinesand solarpanels. TheSupremeCourt has de- layedimplementation untilthe legalchallengesare resolved. Therules areconsidered es- sential to the United States meeting emissions-reduction targets in aglobal climate agreement signed in Parislast year.The plan aimstohelp stave offthe worst predicted impactsofclimatechangeby reducingcarbon dioxide emis- sions at existing powerplants by aboutone-thirdby2030. Regardless of whichside Senators press FBI director on terrorism Comeydefends action on Orlando shooting, Manhattanbombing

ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON —Republi- can senators pressed FBI Di- rector James Comey on Tues- dayabout whether anything morecould have been done to prevent recent acts of extrem- ist violence,including the Or- lando nightclub massacreand the Manhattan bombing this month. Comey said the FBI ad- mits mistakes when it makes them,but he did not agreethat anything should have been done differentlyorthatany redflags were missed. Thequestions arose because the FBI has said it investigated Orlando gunman Omar Mateen afew years beforethe June shooting and interviewedhim as part of thatprobe.The FBI in 2014 also looked into Ahmad Khan Rahami, the Afghan-born U.S. citizen accused in the explo- sion,but found nothing thattied him to terrorism. Twosenators,inparticular, Rand Paul of Kentuckyand KellyAyotteofNew Hamp- shire, said they were alarmed that both individuals had at one point been on the FBI’s radar butwerenot intercepted. “What moredoweneedtodo? Whatare thelessons learned, and if youneed additional sup- port, we need to knowabout it very quickly, ”Ayottesaid at a hearing of the Senate Home- land Security and Governmen- tal AffairsCommittee. Paul, one of the Senate’s leading civil liberties champi- ons,said he was troubled that the FBI appeared to often seek newtools butdidn’t seemto adequatelyuse theones they have.Ayottesaid she thought it was “obvious” thatFBI agents in their earlier investigationof Mateen should have checkedto see if he was saying anything online about terrorism, which Comeysaid he didn’t believe had been done —though he did notethatthe FBIhad used other investigativemethods to keep tabs on him. Comey pushed backagainst the criticism, telling Paul that he had his facts wrong in char- acterizing the FBI’s investiga- tionsinto both Mateen and Rahami. He said he had com- missioned areviewofthe FBI’s past interactions with Mateen, whokilled 49 people inside agay nightclub,and would be doing the same with Rahami. A6 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 Same-day signup curbed in Amelted basketball hoop restsina Ill. vote clearing after the Judge’s ruling backs GOP, Loma fire tore temporarily stops registration along a at polls on Election Day ridge top Tuesday ASSOCIATED PRESS near Morgan CHICAGO — Voters in highly popu- lated areas of Illinois will have fewer Hill, Calif. options to register on Election Day AP this November after a federal judge on Tuesday temporarily halted broader registration rules that Republicans call unconstitutional. Judge Samuel Der-Yeghiayan’s move HeatwaveboostsCalif.wildfire means there’ll be no same-day registra- tion on Nov.8 at individual polling places in mostly urban areas like Chicago; Protection. prepared for another day of wither- Anthony Lopez returned to his voters instead will have to go to major 300 buildings threatened One remote area where the fire ingly low humidity and tempera- home, which is still under evacua- county or election jurisdiction offices. as residents evacuate path burned is 30 minutes up a winding tures in the upper 90s. tion orders, Tuesday. He was over- Illinois Attorney General Lisa Ma- dirt road. Another is dotted with The heat baked even coastal cities joyed to find his dozens of mari- digan’s office immediately notified the of blaze in rugged region large-scale marijuana growing op- that normally benefit from the Pa- juana plants standing and his 1972 court Tuesday that an appeal would erations. A main route along the cific Ocean’s cooling effect. But the Buick Skylark uncharred. come. Wider questions about the con- ASSOCIATED PRESS ridgetop is not accessible, even to high temperatures were expected to Doreenann Bellamy packed her stitutionality of the Democrat-led Leg- MORGAN HILL, Calif.—Aheat firefighters, because of downed util- start easing Tuesday. dog, photo albums and firearms islature’s 2015 expansion of same-day wave stifling drought-stricken Cali- ity lines. “This fire is a good reminder that into her pickup truck as she and her registration linger before the court. fornia worsened a wildfire Tuesday Flames lit up the mountainside even though we are approaching husband left their home. More than a dozen other states have that burned buildings and forced above a roller coaster at Santa Cruz October,this time of year is histori- “Everyone on the mountain has changed voting and registration rules people from their homes in remote Beach Boardwalk, and a residence cally when we experience the largest guns, and you’ve got to grab your in place for November, something elec- communities along the Santa Cruz was reduced to rubble, though its hot and most damaging wildfires,” Cal guns first,” she told The Mercury tion officials in Illinois and elsewhere Mountains. tub still stood. The fire consumed a Fire spokesman Daniel Berlant said. News in San Jose. warned will create “chaos” the night The blaze in a rugged area about large home sitting on a hilltop plot It threatened 300 buildings, though Danielle Mays anxiously waited of the high-stakes presidential contest. 30 miles south of San Jose destroyed and poured out thick, black smoke, it’s not clear if they were homes or for a neighbor to bring her Boston Illinois rolled out Election Day regis- two houses and charred more than while another house sat unscathed smaller structures. The fire, which terrier, Layla, and her cat, Callie. tration with a 2014 pilot program that 3 square miles of dry brush and below. was partially under control, also “That’s it; that’s what matters,” required authorities to offer same-day timber, according to the California The blaze broke out Monday dur- burned close to television and radio Mays told the newspaper Monday. registration in at least one location. Vot- Department of Forestry and Fire ing a statewide heat wave, and crews towers. No injuries were reported. “I have fire insurance for the rest.” ers took advantage, with long lines seen in Chicago. The following year,lawmak- ers made it permanent and expanded it, requiring highly populated areas to allow voters register in their precincts on Election Day; roughly 110,000 people did so in the March primary. Barriers protect Iowa Republicans sued in August, arguing the poll-level registration rules created an unfair and unequal system because voters in less populated and GOP-lean- ing areas of Illinois didn’t have equal cityasrivercrests access. For example, a rural voter might have to travel longer to register at a clerk’s office. Der-Yeghiayan agreed with the Re- 9.8 miles constructed around Cedar Rapids publican congressional candidate from north-central Illinois and the county ASSOCIATED PRESS party committee who brought the law- Highestfloodwaterssince2008 suit. CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa “While it may be true that the polling — An elaborate system of The Cedar River in Cedar Forecast through Thursday Rapids, Iowa, was expected AP place registration option can assist vot- temporary floodwalls large- WIS. to crest Tuesdayat23feet, MINN. M Tornado’s Grub&Pub sits surrounded in flood waters ers in certain populous counties, that ly protected Cedar Rapids C i Townswith s the second-largest flood in e s option cannot be provided at the expense i d s from the Cedar River, Tuesday in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. homes and businesses Tues- flooding a s the city's history. i r p of lower population counties, thereby R p conditions i dayastheriverthatruns iv R e decreasing their political representation WIS. r i onto streets in the coming two bars, appeared to have through the city reached its MINN. ve IOWA r hours and create dangerous major water damage. in Illinois,” Der-Yeghiayan wrote. “The second-highest peak ever. Cedar Rapids application of this legislation favors the City officials said the 9.8- Cedar conditions for any bystand- While the protection sys- Rapids ers. tem was largely working, urban citizen and dilutes the vote of the mile system of Hesco barri- Des Moines rural citizen.” IOWA ILL. “The enemy now is what city officials said that many ers and earthen berms that ILL. His preliminary injunction was hand- contractors erected over the we don’t see,” Pomeranz homes and businesses near the river will likely have wa- ed down without explanation during a weekend was successfully MO. said. 50miles City crews pumped water ter in their basements. They brief hearing, stunning election attor- holding back the rain-swol- back into the river Tuesday warned about the prospect neys and voter access groups who rifled r len Cedar River. e MO. iv in downtown and surround- of residential sewer backups through the 13-page order outside of the R The city, Iowa’s second i p ing neighborhoods, which and structural damage. Chicago courtroom, looking for clues. ip largest, received good news s is With the river expected State Board of Elections general coun- s were largely abandoned as 200miles s as the river crested Tues- i detail sel Ken Menzel said it was surprising, as M residents heeded the city’s to remain far above flood day morning at 22.1 feet — a call to evacuate. stage,itwilllikelybeafew plans for the election, which is six weeks footlowerthanpredicted Source: NOAA TNS Nick Jelinek, 37, said the more days before residents away, are well underway and same-day Monday and three feet lower flood protection was work- are allowed to return to their registration was allowed in the primary. than forecast over the week- which have been used exten- “City employees and con- ing “great” as he pumped homes and businesses and “The jurisdictions are going to have end. That was 9 feet below sively by the military in Iraq tractors worked in really water out of the basement of key roads reopen. Classes to scramble to figure out how to accom- the 2008 flood that destroyed and Afghanistan, keep water heroic ways to make sure a business building he owns at public schools remained modate these people,” he said. thousands of homes and from seeping through to the the temporary system we in the usually bustling New cancelled Tuesday and Due to the temporary halt, the city of businesses in the worst natu- Chicago will have to go back to what it other side, but allow mois- put in place was fully func- Bo district. “This is as good Wednesday. ral disaster in Iowa history. as it could go,” he said. Firefighters and police did in 2014, when there were five loca- ture to drain out the bottom. tional,” said city manager The Hesco barriers used Jelinek said another build- officers rescued a woman tions for voters to register on Election to hold back the floodwaters City crews had worked Jeff Pomeranz. ing he was renovating into a Monday afternoon who had Day.That November,hundreds of people are comprised of steel mesh through the night to patch Their work continued reception hall was on the been swept away by the river waited in line past the close of polls, lead- panels, lined with a thick weaknesses in the protection Tuesday as the city turned “wrong side” of the barriers north of the city’s down- ing to frustration and delayed results. polypropylene material that system and pump out water its focus underground to its and had three feet of water town. She was able to cling Overall, the change will affect vot- can be quickly filled with that seeped through the bar- pressure-packed sewer sys- inside—asetback he called to a tree until emergency ers in 21 of Illinois’ 102 counties and sand or dirt, usually using riers or came up through the tem, which officials worried modest. At least a handful of responders reached her and five cities: Chicago, Aurora, Rockford, a front-loader. The barriers, saturated ground. could send water shooting other buildings, including got her to safety. Bloomington and East St. Louis.

VIRGINIA HAWAII Pilots, airtraffic Navyinvestigates sailor who Bronxhouseexplosionkillsfirebattalionchief didn’tsalute national anthem controllers shifting ASSOCIATED PRESS they were questioning a person of partment veteran and father of HONOLULU — The Navy has interest but provided no details. three, was directing operations to text messaging investigated the case of a sailor who NEW YORK — A battalion chief who had been considered a ris- The two-story house and adjoin- from the street when he was hit didn’t salute as the national anthem ing homes in the Bronx had al- by falling debris, authorities said. CHANTILLY — Airline pilots played during a recent morning flag- ing star in the Fire Department ready been emptied of occupants “It is a reminder of the dangers and air traffic controllers are on raising at Pearl Harbor. of New York was killed Tuesday and fire personnel had been on the that our first responders face ev- schedule to switch to text commu- U.S. Pacific Fleet spokesman when a row house exploded as he scene for an hour when the 7:30 ery day, the dangers that the men nications at most of the nation’s Senior Chief Petty Officer Joel Cesar was supervising an evacuation busiest airports by the end of the said Tuesday it’s up to the sailor’s following a report of a gas leak, a.m. blast jolted neighbors awake, and women of the FDNY face and year, a milestone that holds the commander whether she faces any and authorities are looking into tore off the building’s roof and the bravery with which they do potential to reduce delays, prevent punishment for not saluting on Sept. whether the building was being hurled pieces of wood and brick their job,” Democratic Mayor Bill errors and save billions of dollars 19. used to grow marijuana. into the street. de Blasio said after meeting with in fuel cost, says the Federal Avia- The sailor is Petty Officer 2nd Later Tuesday,investigators said Michael Fahy, a 17-year fire de- Fahy’s family at a hospital. tion Administration. Class Janaye Ervin, an intelligence Controllers and pilots will still specialist in the Navy Reserve. She use their radios for quick exchang- was recently in Hawaii for about two video that shows him using a baton his baton. The Florida Department of Law es like clearance for takeoff and in weeks for an exercise. to repeatedly strike a man he found A second officer present dur- Enforcement says in a news release emergencies and situations where Erwin is assigned to the Navy slumped on a seat on a rail platform. ing the beating, Daniel Reynoso, that Kissimmee City Commissioner time is critical. But the nation’s air Operational Support Center at North An internal review recommended was suspended but later cleared of Sara Shaw was arrested Tuesday traffic system is gradually shifting Island, Calif. The command didn’t Officer Jairus Warren’s dismissal wrongdoing, transit police Chief and charged with grand theft and to text messages for a majority of immediately return a call seeking for using excessive force in the Sept. Vera Bumpers said Monday. fraudulently using a dead person’s flying instructions. comment. 14 beating of Darrell Giles, who is identification number. Her boyfriend, Peter Sendtko, faces That’sabigadvantage,say black. Authorities said Warren quit FLORIDA an additional charge of dealing in Monday. government and industry officials, TEXAS stolen property related to selling the because up until now longer and Giles, 31, was arrested on charges Official charged with living woman’s car. more complicated instructions like Houstontransitpolice officer of trespassing and resisting arrest, in dead woman’shome The news release says the couple a route change for pilots of planes accused in beatingresigns but the charges were later dropped. moved into the home without per- waiting to take off are commu- Surveillance video released by KISSIMMEE — Authorities say a mission in 2014. The woman died in nicated verbally,with each word DALLAS — A Houston transit Metropolitan Transit Authority city commissioner has been charged 2011. laboriously spelled out in the radio police officer resigned this week as a police showed Warren, who is also with illegally moving into a dead alphabet. result of the release of a surveillance black, striking Giles 15 times with woman’s home. — Associated Press OPINION WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 · A7 PATBUCHANAN WESTMORELAND EDITION Mob TRIB TOTALMEDIA, LLC PUBLISHER RICHARD M. SCAIFE (1932-2014)OWNER mentality SUSANK.McFARLAND EDITOR

BOBPELLEGRINO JERRYA.DeFLITCH KEVIN SMITH in Charlotte EDITORIALPAGEEDITOR DEPUTY MANAGING EDITOR EXECUTIVE SPORTS EDITOR elebrating the ra- cial diversity of the C Charlotte protesters CLINTON VS.TRUMP,ROUND 1 last week, William Barber II, chairman of the North Carolina NAACP, proudly proclaimed, “This is what Hearditall before democracylooks like.” Well, if Barber is right, thad all the hype of aSuperBowlmatchup.But so,too,was John Adams, whowarned us that“de- it playedout like an episode of “Bowling for mocracynever lasts long. It I Dollars” with moregutter balls than strikes. soon wastes,exhaustsand Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump met in their murders itself.Therenever first debate Mondaynight playing it mostlysafe wasademocracyyet that and trotting out familiar policypoints —regard- did not commit suicide.” LETTERS In the first twonightsof less of what questions moder- rioting, the mob in Char- ator Lester Holt asked. lotte injured adozen cops, What viewers Forall the post-debate anal- beatwhite people,looted got mostly wasa ysis,itwould be interesting Political hypocrisy stores,blocked traffic,shut to see just howmanyviewers, down interstate highways, lot of ineffectual got one person shot and after 45 minutes,fell asleep, he words“astound- killed and forced the call- jousting. turned the channel or simply T ing,” “rank hypoc- Trump is “greatly honored” to have the up of state troopers and went to bed. risy” and “naked National Guardtorescue an political ambition” come Therewas Mr.Trump,the supportofa“tough and brilliant opponent.” embattled police force. to mind in consideration This was mobocracy, Republican candidate,seemingly calm outofthe of the 11th-hour endorse- Trump insinuated that the abyss.” acriminal takeoverof gate butincreasing agitated, eventuallyflailing ment of Donald Trump by Cruz’s father had some in- In return, Trump Charlotte’s downtown by butfailing to land manypolicypunches.There Texas Sen. TedCruz. volvement with Lee Har- disavowedCruz, stated he misfits hurling racist and was Mrs.Clinton,the pre-ordained (according to Trump went after veyOswald based upon a did not want and would obscene insults and epithets hackedparty emails) Democratstandard-bearer, Cruz’s wife,Heidi, com- photographthatshowed not accept his endorse- not onlyatthe cops butalso paring her unfavorably spouting the Dems’ boilerplate and grinning someone whoresembled ment and pledged to work at bystanders and reporters to Melania Trumpand the senior Mr.Cruzalong- against him. NowTrump sent to covertheir antics. (or was she grimacing?) at Trump’s fragmented implying thatshe had We have seen this before. side the assassin. is “greatly honored” to retorts. engagedinsometype of It was arerun of Ferguson, Trump nicknamed his have the supportofa impropriety.Planting the newpal, “Lyin’ Ted.” Baltimoreand Manhattan Nowhereevident at thissnoozefest was thelevel “tough and brilliant op- of engagement and illumination in thefirst debate idea thatMrs.Cruzhad Cruz labeled Trump after mobs in those cities ponent.” concluded thatinnocent between President Obama and Mitt Romney. engagedinsometype of a“pathological liar,” impropriety has been “utterly amoral,” a Objective observers well blackmen had been deliber- Instead of serious discourse on what arevery proven just as credible as “sniveling coward,” “a knowofthe hypocrisy of atelykilled by “racist white serious issues facing this nation, what viewers got Trump’s assertion that serial philanderer” and Donald Trump.Now we cops.” mostlywas alot of ineffectual jousting. his team of investigators “a narcissist at alevel I see thatTed Cruz is just Yet, one week later,what Thefirst debatenevertheless did confirmthe looking into President don’t think this country as shameless and unprin- do we know of the precipi- Obama’s birthplace “can’t has ever seen.” Cruz said cipled. tating event in Charlotte? caliber of this year’s majorparty presidential KeithScott, 43, ablack fa- candidates,whichexplains whythey haven’t believe what they are electing him “could well Oren M. Spiegler finding.” plunge(the country) into ther of seven, was shotand lit anyfires among undecided voters.Indeed, if Upper St. Clair killed notbyawhite cop but this were aPay-Per-Viewevent, morethanafew by ablack cop whoshouted to him, along with others, viewers would be asking arefund. almost 10 times —“Drop the Supportthe PSO gun!” An ex-con whose convic- Pittsburgh hasbecome acity of PSO is an integral part of this city’s tionsincluded assaultwith superlatives. Oneonlyhas to look to successstory. adeadlyweapon, Scott was anynewsstand to see anotheraccolade Fewpeople areaware that Pittsburgh Knowyour rights wearing an ankle holster added to our“most livablecity. ”Our is in gravedanger of losing this trea- and carrying ahandgun. Civics class,and principles of democracyclass fame extends internationally, anda sure. PSO musicians arefacing abattle Charlotte Police Chief largepartofthatfameisdue to aone in labor negotiations.Despite amedia Kerr Putney,also black, (or “problems” of democracy, dependingonwho cultural treasure: the Pittsburgh Sym- blackout, an overview: www.adaptistra- youask)are supposed to give young peopleasolid after viewing video from a phonyOrchestra and its world-class tion.com/blog/2016/08/31/it-was-nice- dash-cam and abody-cam basis forunderstanding howour government func- musicians. while-it-lasted. of the officers involved, tions. Internationally,the PSO has per- This loss of this organization would recommended against filing Recent survey data indicate manyweren’t paying formed sold-out European tours. More have immediateand immeasurableim- anycharges. very muchattention. importantthan itsinternationalimpor- pact, not onlytoour cultural landscape Thechiefconcedes that tance is the impact it has in ourcom- in Pittsburgh, butthe world. Iencour- he cannot, from the video, TheAmericanCouncil of Trustees andAlumni’s munity.The symphonyhas attracted agereaders to supporttoPSO musi- “A Crisis in Civic Education”reportoutlines some see agun in Scott’s hands at artistsofworld renown to ourcity, cians in anyway possible.Iimplore thetime he wasshot. depressing findingsaboutcivic knowledge. In a suchasYoYoMa, John Williams,Alec the managementteamtoconsiderthe But howisthe legitimate surveyofcollege graduates, both newand old: Baldwin andJames EarlJones. consequences of theiractions on this investigationofScott’s • 60 percent did notknowthe process for This is nottomention the countless city as awhole, should they allowthis death advancedbyamob? community performances the musi- world-class orchestratofail And if mass civil disobedi- amending the Constitution. cians give to ensureanyone, regardless Renée E. Williams Nearly 50 percent did not knowthe term limits ence is what “democracy • of income,can enjoy live music. The Highland Park looks like” in 2016, whyare forfederal lawmakers. we surprised thatother • Nearly 10 percent think thatJudgeJudith nations look less and less Sheindlin, betterknown as “JudgeJudy” —wait WRITE The Trib welcomesyour letters. Limit them Mail: LetterstotheEditor,Tribune-Review, to American democracyas forit—is aU.S.Supreme Courtjustice. to 200words; include full name,address and 622CabinHillDrive,Greensburg, PA 15601 their model? US day/night phone.Letterssubjecttoediting. Older college grads faredbetterintheir Email: [email protected] Moreover, if these rever- responses. But thedataoverall seem to indicate sions of the enragedto street action become the thatcivics education todayisajoke. newnormal, what do they Fartoo many Americans arelikelytobelieve MALLARD FILLMORE portend forthe country? thatthe First Amendment guaranteesthey cansay Blanket cablenews anything they want without repercussions,when coverage of the Ferguson in fact they areonlyprotected from retaliation by riots split us along racial the government. And the ACTA report showedthat lines.But what purpose did they serve? Even Eric it’s not just young people butalso their parents, Holder’s JusticeDepart- whose civic knowledgeisn’t up to snuff. ment concluded thatofficer Want to showyou love your country? Learn DarrenWilson should not about howitworks and pass thatknowledgeonto be charged in the shooting your kids. James Madison —who nearly death of Michael Brown, whotried to grab hisgun. 80 percent of respondents couldn’t identify as In NewYork, the five cops “the Father of the Constitution” —will thank you. whopiledonEric Garner to subdue him neverintended to injurehim,said agrand jury.Well over 300 pounds, Garner suffered from obe- ROBIN SIMCOX sity,diabetes, asthma and hypertension, and he died not of apolice chokehold butaheartattack. Making Americamoresecure Yes, therehavebeen incidents when cops made mistakes and cases where hatare we to make of and attention to the homeland cops acted criminally. In Ahmad KhanRahami, the security threat in theyears since Tulsa last week, after a W It is vital that authorities figureout as soon as possible whitecop shot andkilledan primarysuspect in the lat- 9/11, it cannot relent in its efforts. est terrorist assault on the U.S., whoelse Rahami connected with Domestically, thefederal govern- unarmed blackman who one thatinvolvedmultiple bombs ment must providethe intelligence appeared to offer no threat, planted across NewYorkCity and while in Pakistan and Afghanistan. community and all levels of law she was charged with first- NewJersey? enforcementwiththe resources degree manslaughter.Isnot Wasthe 28-year-old, anaturalized Yetitseems increasinglypossible homeland. In September 2009, acell and toolsnecessary to take aproac- this,ratherthan marching U.S. citizen borninAfghanistan thatthis investigation, as it unfolds, containing twoAfghan-bornindi- tive and pre-emptive approachto mobs,the waytohandle and captured Sept. 19 after ashoot- maynot be confined to the U.S. viduals living in theU.S. planned stopping terrorist attacks. suchincidents? out with police,aso-called lone We know that Rahamispent to carryout asuicide attack on the Overseas, the U.S. must lookto If every collision between wolf or partofabroadernetwork? extended periods in Pakistan and NewYorkmetrosystem,having militarilydefeatthe IslamicState, whitecopsand blackmen resulting in the death of Investigators discovereda Afghanistanbetween 2011and 2014. receivedtraining from al-Qaidain al-Qaida and their affiliates and asuspect is to be seen as notebook of his whose contents In and of itself,thisisnot evidence Pakistan.Onthatoccasion, theplot break their control of territory groundsfor mobaction like suggest theattackwas motivated of aradical mindset;Rahamiwas, wasthwarted by U.S. authorities. whileshrinking their finances and afterall,borninAfghanistan. Shortlyafter, in May2010, Charlotte,wewillnever by aradical Islamist philosophy. sources of funding. This will assist know racial peace. However,thosewho knowRahami Faisal Shahzad planted acar bomb Thenotebook refers to notorious in anothervital partofthe fight: Thestreet action may al-Qaidacleric Anwar al-Awlaki, have stated thatheseemed to have in NewYork’s TimesSquare. discreditingand defeating the be what “democracylooks an American of Yemeni ancestry takenonanincreasingly religious Shahzad, originallyfromPakistan, Islamist ideologythatinspires men like” to Barber’s NAACP. killed in adrone strikeinYemen bent followingthesetrips. had returned to hiscountry of suchasRahami. But to most Americans,it in September 2011,and theBoston It is vital thatauthorities figure birth to receive training from the This is no easy task. In fact, it’s looks likeaformula forend- Marathon bombers.Indeed, Ra- out as soon as possible whoelse PakistaniTaliban before carrying generational in scope.Yet it is less racial conflict —and hami’s targetingofacharity race Rahami connected with whileover out his attack.But his device failed onethatmust be undertaken if atouchoffascisminthe in NewJerseywouldsuggest the there. to detonate properly. America wishes to becomemore night. Boston bombers’April 2013 attack Thereisalsocertainlyprecedent LikeShahzad, Rahamiseems to secure. was adirectinspiration. fornaturalized U.S. citizens or not have beenonlaw enforcement’s PatBuchananisthe author Also unclear is whether Rahami’s U.S. residents withancestral ties radar as aviableterrorist threat. RobinSimcoxspecializes in terrorism and national of “TheGreatestComeback: attackshaveties to international to thatregion becominginvolved Whilethe U.S. alreadyhas security analysis at The Heritage Foundation’s HowRichardNixon Rose From Defeat groups,suchasal-Qaida or ISIS. in terrorist activity targeting the committed terrific resources Margaret Thatcher Center forFreedom. to Createthe NewMajority.”

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Forecast Updated continuously at www.TribLIVE.com NationalweatherforWednesday, Sept.28 Rain will gather over the mid-Atlantic withspotty showers over the Midwest andinsoutheasternNew England today. TODAY TONIGHT THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY Waterspoutsmay form over the lowerGreat Lakes. Locally gusty stormswill affect thesouthern Atlantic Seaboard. A few storms will develop over theSouthwest. Muchofthe HIGH LOW balance ofthe nationwill be dry and sunny. U.S. extremes (Forthe48contiguousstatesthrough5pmyest) 74 56 68/59 69/57 71/55 71/54 High ...... 107 at San Luis Obispo, Calif. Low ...... 21 at Angel Fire, N.M. Cloudy with afew Cloudy with afew Variable clouds Variable clouds Wettest ...... 2.52 at Tamiami, Fla. An afternoonshower or two Occasional rain showers showers with ashower with ashower Aroundthenation 9 a.m. 55 10a.m. 61 11 a.m. 66 Noon 69 1p.m. 71 2 p.m. 72 3p.m. 74 4p.m. 72 5p.m. 72 6 p.m. 71 7 p.m. 69 8 p.m. 66 9p.m. 63 Today Tom. LosAngeles 89/66/pc 86/64/s City H/L/W H/L/W Louisville 70/54/c67/55/sh Binghamton Albuquerque 82/58/pc 79/56/pc Memphis 84/57/s 77/59/s Almanac Example: Lake Erie forecast 69/52 Anchorage 52/39/pc 52/36/pc Miami 88/75/t89/75/pc StatisticsforPittsburghthrough5p.m.yesterday. 2 Aspen 74/42/pc 69/42/pc Milwaukee 63/57/r68/58/sh Wind from the Erie 5 Atlanta 86/61/s76/54/s Minneapolis 64/49/pc68/51/s Temperatures Winds2mph Yesterday’s high/low...... 72/52 southeast at 8-16 74/60 Bradford from the West AtlanticCity 74/67/r 72/66/r MyrtleBeach 85/73/t85/66/t knotstoday. Seas 1-3 Scranton Baltimore 75/65/r 73/64/r NagsHead 80/72/t82/72/t Normal high/low...... 70/50 Cleveland 68/53 73/56 Year ago high/low ...... 76/61 feet. Visibility less 68/58 Billings 75/52/s78/57/pc Naples88/76/t89/75/pc Record high...... 90 (1891) than 3miles at times 9 Boise88/60/s87/58/s Nashville 80/51/pc67/52/pc in showers. Boston61/54/r 59/55/r NewOrleans 90/73/pc 88/69/s Record low ...... 34 (1957) State College 9 Buffalo 75/56/sh 63/55/r NewYorkCity 73/60/r67/60/r Precipitation Regional forecast Youngstown 68/56 Charleston,S.C. 88/72/t87/63/t OceanCity,Md. 75/70/r74/69/r Yesterday ...... 0.00” 72/56 Charleston,W.Va.80/53/pc 67/52/sh OklahomaCity 86/50/s73/49/s Monthtodate ...... 1.15” Somesunshinegiving Harrisburg Allentown Charlotte84/63/t84/56/pc Omaha69/47/s 71/48/s Normal month to date ...... 2.84” way to clouds today. A 75/63 74/57 Cheyenne 74/44/s76/51/pc Orlando 88/73/t87/72/t Year to date ...... 24.28” brief shower or two; any Chicago 62/56/r69/60/sh Pensacola,Fla. 89/68/pc 87/62/s Normal yeartodate ...... 29.64” time in western parts of Philadelphia Cincinnati 67/51/sh66/52/sh Phoenix 95/75/pc 92/73/pc our area, in the after- 8 77/64 Cleveland 68/58/sh70/60/r Portland,Maine 61/47/c 64/47/c noon elsewhere. 7 Columbus,Ohio 67/51/sh66/55/sh Portland,Ore. 74/50/s70/47/pc AirQuality Dallas 88/60/s78/56/s Providence64/55/r63/55/r StatisticsforSouthwesternPennsylvaniafrom Baltimore Atlantic City Denver82/48/s83/52/pc RapidCity 76/43/s78/51/s Pa.Dept.ofEnvironmentalProtection. New Castle Cumberland 75/65 74/67 74/54 Morgantown 68/60 DesMoines67/51/pc72/52/s Reno 90/55/s84/51/s Yest...... Moderate, Particulates 77/57 Detroit 63/57/sh66/60/sh St.Louis 70/55/pc 74/58/pc 9 Fargo,N.D.65/44/s69/47/s SaltLakeCity 80/60/pc 78/58/t Today Good Kittanning Beaver Butler Fairbanks 43/39/c47/26/pc SanAntonio 85/62/s85/60/s 75/55 71/55 72/56 Today is not an AQI Action Day. Washington GreenBay62/50/c71/55/pc SanDiego 85/69/pc 83/68/s Indiana Rehoboth Beach Honolulu 85/74/pc 85/74/pc SanFrancisco 73/56/pc69/55/pc Dew Point 77/68 Houston 88/65/s 86/60/s Savannah 90/70/t90/61/t Pittsburgh Tarentum 69/58 5 75/69 8a.m./2 p.m.today ...... 44/46 Indianapolis 65/51/c68/55/sh Seattle 68/49/s 66/47/pc 74/56 72/56 Ocean City Jackson,Miss. 87/60/s78/54/s Tampa 89/77/t 88/76/t Johnstown 75/70 Relative humidity 65/56 Charlottesville Jacksonville,Fla. 89/70/t89/60/pc TraverseCity, Mich. 67/55/c72/58/sh Washington KansasCity,Mo. 69/48/s71/49/s Tucson 90/68/pc 90/66/t Yesterday 71/64 75/53 Greensburg KeyWest,Fla. 87/79/pc 88/78/c VirginiaBeach 78/71/c80/70/t High ...... 100% at 3a.m. 71/56 Lynchburg 72/62 LasVegas 87/69/pc 89/70/pc Washington 77/68/r75/68/t Low...... 24% at 5p.m. Monessen LittleRock 89/58/s79/58/s Wichita 77/48/s72/48/s 74/56 Somerset Richmond 5 RiverStages Connellsville 66/55 76/66 Around the world Asof7a.m.yesterday 74/56 Allegheny Waynesburg Acapulco89/79/t89/78/t Madrid 79/52/s80/54/s Shown is today’s weather. 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by RENATTASIGNORINI stroyed in Connellsville alone —and quarter-acreoftheirlandalongBreak- affected the livesofmorethan400 neckRoad in Bullskin along with a It’s likeaghost town in the Connellsville people in the city as well as Bullskin bridge, pavilionand patio in their back- neighborhood whereChad Burnsworth and Connellsville townships,some have yard.Their garage,left on the vergeof lives. startedtorebuildtheir lives. Otherswait toppling,was demolished last week. Wa- Some of thehomes,ravagedbyflash forgovernment funding thatwillhelp ter damage in their home was confined floodingone month ago, sit hauntingly mostlytothe basement. empty,markedinorange spraypaint with them move on. On Aug. 28, heavy rains pushed small “Right now, we’restill doinglittle theword“DEMO.” cleanups,” Bill Whittaker said. From his front door in DutchBot- creeks over their banks and into homes, causingapproximately $7.7 million in Likemany, he is frustrated with the tom, Burnsworth points out afew homes predicament and the fact thatinsurance acrossthe street thatare taggedfor de- damage.Some residents lost their homes won’t coverthe damages. molition. and all of their possessions,prompting “It’s just been an uphill battle,from “I don’tlookatthathouseasademo hundreds of volunteers to canvas the insurance companiestopeople stopping house,”hesaid. “That’s Marie’s house. area, offering helping hands,food and STEPH CHAMBERS |TRIBUNE-REVIEW to take pictures,” he said. That’s Eugene’shouse.Already,you miss donations. Ahome at the corner of Connell Avenue and Second Still, asmall miracle occurredMonday your neighbors.” Leasha and Bill Whittakerare among Street in Connellsville is marked “demo” as John Gluvna morning when their cat, Nala, appeared In themonth since flood waters dam- those looking foranew place to live. of EconomyFurnaceinUniontownmovesfurnacepieces aged165 homes —atleast 14 were de- Therushing floodwaters toreawaya FLOODING · B2 Tu esdayintoanother Second Street home. Trainhits, LINED UP FORTHE TEST Teen murder kills man suspect seeks in Derry juvenile court Latrobe-area man’s death Shooting suspect three children. Accord- likely suicide, official says ing to the courtfiling,the improperly charged defensesuggested Burn- TRIBUNE-REVIEW in Mt.Pleasant case, sworth used the gun to ALatrobe-areaman was struck forceGustafson to leave and killed by afreight train Tues- his lawyer contends thehome. dayafternoon on railroad tracks McCague,inhis filing, in Derry Township,according to by RICHCHOLODOFSKy also suggested that Burn- the Westmoreland County coro- sworth was the victimof AMt. Pleasant teen ner’s office. sexualabuse.Hedeclined charged with killing a Deputy Coroner Timothy to provide an explanation friend this year wants O’Donnell said Adam J. Halula, or details about the alleged hiscasemoved to juve- 28, formerly of Pittsburgh, died abuse. nile court,accordingto of blunt-force trauma to the head. But the defense contends He said the deathhas tentatively papers filedTuesdayin Burnsworth did not intend been ruled asuicide. Westmoreland County to kill Gustafsonand sug- Emergency responders were Court. gested the teen could be summoned to the Norfolk South- John Burnsworth, 15, is found guilty of alesser erntracks offRoute981 near being held in the juvenile charge, such as voluntary Latrobe at 4:28p.m.,authorities detentioncenterawaiting manslaughter. said. trial forhomicide related “The witnesses at the AccordingtoO’Donnell, Halula to theMarch 20 shooting scene describe the shock was lyingonthe tracks when he death of James Robert and surprise on the defen- was struckbyawestboundtrain. “J.R.” Gustafson, 13, in a dant’s face.One descrip- “The conductor of the train Mt. Pleasanthome. tion clearly has thedefen- sawhim andwas not ableto Burnsworth, whowas dant going whiteasasheet stop,” O’Donnell said. 14 at thetimeofhis ar- and looking horrified. If Halula was lying along the rest, is beingtried as an he did not knowthe victim tracks behind aTrueValue Hard- adult only because he was could die,then therewas warestore, on ahillsideabove the improperly charged, his no intent because thereis Latrobe sewage plant, Braden- lawyer,RichardMcCague no logical waythe defen- villefireCapt. Eric Bosco said. of Pittsburgh, said in the dantcould intend aresult State police areinvestigating. courtfiling. and thenbesurprised by Funeralarrangementshad not Burnsworthnever in- it,” McCague wrote in his been finalized Tuesdaynight. tended to kill his seventh- motion. O’Donnell said Halulahad re- grade classmate,McCague Under the homicide centlymoved backtothe Latrobe said. charge, Burnsworthcould area, wherehis familyresides. He contends his client be found guilty of first- should have beencharged degree murder,whichis with aless-severe crime, an intentional killingthat whichwould allowthe can be punished by life in prosecutiontotakeplace prison. in juvenile court. Aconviction in juve- Ahomicide charge re- nile courtwould result in quires the case to be filed Burnsworth beingkept in adult courtifthe sus- in custody untilhis 21st pect is older than13. birthday. Policesaid Burnsworth BARRYREEGER|FOR THE TRIBUNE-REVIEW STEPH CHAMBERS |TRIBUNE-REVIEW Assistant District Attor- used ahandgun to shoot ney TomGracecould not StatePoliceand officials from JamesCoverbale of FireflowInc., based in Manahawkin, N.J., tests80,000 feet and kill Gustafsonasthe Norfolk Southern investigate of firehose from Hempfield’s12firedepartmentsTuesdayinthe Z&M Cycle be reached forcomment. twovisited aChurch Street Threeadultshavebeen the scene whereaman was Salesparking lot along Route30. Fireflowservices firecompaniesinNew Jersey, home wherean18-year-old struck by afreight train. Delaware and Pennsylvania. babysitter was watching BURNSWORTH·B3 Ligonier Twp. retreat LynchFieldgetsnewdrainagesystem It won’tstopflooding on ball for veterans approved fields, officialsays, butshould help ‘dissipatewater quicker’ Propertyownersvoice viouslytoldthe supervisors he has agreed to serveasthe disappointmentover retreat’svolunteer director of by JACObTIERNEy supervisors’ condition administration, said Patriot Flooding is impossible to stop at Hills also wants to offer guests Greensburg’s LynchField, butcrews on ‘specialactivities’ the ability to interact with lo- started work Tuesdayonadrainage cal professionals to “engage in system to keep the recreation area by JEFF HIMLER personal growth and develop- from spending so muchtime under ment workshops.” water. Ligonier Township super- He said the facility’s goal Locals have dubbed thefield “Lake visors Tuesdaygranted per- would be to offerveterans and Lynch” because it regularly floods mission forthe Patriot Hills theirfamilies “respite, recre- after storms as it is in anatural flood organization to operate are- ationand reflection” as well plain.Heavy rainsthe last twoyears treatfor veteransand their as “information and skills to have madethe problem worse than families at aresidence along improvetheir familylifeand usual, said FrankLehman,citysu- Youngstown RidgeRoad.But reintegrationinto civilian perintendent of parks and recreation. they set conditions forthe fa- life.” Most turf in the middle of the field cility thatwould not allow TerriHughes said she was died in 2015 after being flooded for STEPH CHAMBERS |TRIBUNE-REVIEW forspecial activities on the disappointed by the condition several months. Thecityspent about SteveUschak of the GreensburgDepartment of Public Works helps install grounds if they involvepeople includedinthe supervisors’ $3,000toreplant grasslastfall, onlyto catchbasins Tu esdayintoanew drainage systematLynch Field. not stayingthere as overnight motion —whichapproved the have muchofitkilledagain by flood- guests. retreatasaconditional use ing this year. into nearbyJack’s Run, partofthe do most of the work,though Adam Ei- That ruling would seem to in the local agricultural zone, Thefield usuallyhosts youth soccer Sewickley Creek watershed. demillerInc.ofGreensburg has been preclude partofthe stated under the definition of abed games,but organizers have often had hired to excavatewith heavy equip- intent forthe 52-acre property “The main thing is to try to alleviate and breakfast. to seekother venues becauseofthe ment. Most work should be finished in and three-storyhome,owned the water buildup as muchaswecan “I’m kind of at aloss,” flooding problems. about aweek, Lehman said. by John and TerriHughes. so we don’t have water in themiddleof Hughes said. “I don’t know Workers areinstalling adrainage Some grass will be replaced with TerriHughes has expressed a the field fordaysupon days,” Lehman wherewe’llgofromhere.” pipethatwill rununder thefield’ssur- gravel to coveranarrowdrainage desiretohaveguests mingle said. Township solicitor Michael face from north to south. Six smaller channel, makingthatpartunableto with others during weekend Thecitybudgeted about $17,000 for Kornsrecommended setting drains will feed into amain, whichwill be used forsports,hesaid. gatherings. carry water to the south side of the the project,according to city Adminis- James Andrews, whopre- RETREAT · B3 field. There, it easilycan be pumped trator SueTrout. City employees with LY NCHFIELD · B3 B2 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 Defense:Evidencewithheldindouble-murdercase

2 jailhouse confessions from Cecchetti and John “(Briestensky) believesthe pros- sharethe confessions with the de- Cecchetti and Hauser said they Hauser contend ecutorial misconduct is of signifi- fense in order to protect the other have nothad enough time to inves- 2013not discloseduntilthis they were blind- cance to result in adenialof(his) inmates. tigate whether the statements are month, suspect’slawyerssay sided by therecent righttoafair trial,” defense attor- “The individualswho the defen- true, and, as such, they should be disclosurethat neys wrote in the motion. dant gave theconfessionstohave barredfromevidence at trial,which their client,Rob- Briestensky, 42, of Brackenridgeis been incarcerated, and it’s well is scheduled to beginDec.5. by RICHCHOLODOFSKy ertBriestensky, charged with twocounts of criminal known individualswho cooperate, JudgeRichardE.McCormickJr. toldtwo county homicide forbeating Broadwater it’s not uncommon forthemtosuffer Defense lawyers foranAllegheny willhold ahearing Oct. 26 to deter- Briestensky jail inmates about and Holt to death with abaseball bat retaliation and physical harm. So it’s County manaccused of killinga mine whether the statements are his involvement in in their home over adrugdebt. importanttokeepitconfidential,” woman and her adult son in Ar- the Oct. 4, 2012, murders of Bonnie According to the defense,Brieste- Peck said. admissible and to consider possible nold nearly four years agowantthe Broadwater,46, and her son, Lance nskytoldthe twoinmates about his He saidthe defenseshould have sanctions againstPeckfor failing to Westmoreland County district attor- Holt, 24. involvement in the fatal beatings as been awareofthe statements be- disclose evidence. ney sanctioned forwithholding evi- Thedefense attorneyssaid pros- well as the help he claimed he had cause they were provided to the in- dence of twojailhouse confessions. ecutorslearnedabout the statements from an unnamed accomplice. matesbyBriestensky, whointurn Rich CholodofskyisaTribune-Reviewstaff In acourtmotion filed Tuesday, in May2013 butdidn’t sharethe On Tuesday, District Attorney could have told his lawyers about writer.Reach him at 724-830-6293or assistantpublic defenders Greg informationuntil earlier this month. John Peck conceded he did not their existence. [email protected].

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Derry • Theft, vehicle taken from CedarAvenuefound daylater on Fir Drive.

East Huntingdon • Theft, $700 from wallet on SunnyLane.

Hempfield • Burglary,unknown person brokeintohome on GatewayCir- cleand fled when alarmsounded. • Retailtheft, T-shirtfromPla- to’s Closet in GreengateCentre.

Salem • Transmission of sexually explicit imagesbyminor and harassment, 16-year-old Salem girlvictimized by transmission of sexuallyexplicit images. Charges filed • AaronJ.Kurtz, 26, of Hunker by Greensburg police with theft and possession of drug parapher- nalia forallegedlystealingwheel- chair from ExcelaWestmoreland Hospital andhaving 10 emptyher- STEPHANIE STRASBURG|TRIBUNE-REVIEW oin packets in his hospital room. PIE-FACED Charges filedwithGreensburg district judge’s office. Jake Hollander takesashaving creampie to the face from Rabbi Shmuli Rothstein as Hollander’sfraternitybrother DanLapidus laughs along • Jacob F. Colombin, 30,of Tu esdayatthe UniversityofPittsburgh in Oakland. Membersofthe Greek organizations AEPi and AEPhi got facesfull of shaving creamtoraise Greensburg by city policewith moneyfor two affiliated philanthropic organizations, Repair the World Fund and AEPhi Foundation. simple assault,criminal mischief and terroristicthreats foralleg- edlythreatening neighbor and dogusing hammer and slash- ing tires on neighbor’svehicle on North LincolnAvenue. Also charged in separateincident Obstructionchargeagainstex-copstands with possession of prohibited offensive weapon,possessionof Judge denies motion to drop Former Pittsburgh scheduled Matakovich’strial for controlled substance and drug policeSgt. Stephen Nov. 28. paraphernalia. Charges filed count in civil rightscase Matakovich is facing Matakovichclaimed in his re- withGreensburg district judge’s linked to Heinz Fieldarrest federal chargesfor portthatadrunken Despres, then office. allegedly depriving 19, balledhis fists and took an ag- • CarolJ.Huff, 46, of South- gressive stance outside the WPIAL west Greensburg and Juanita M. bRIAN bOWLING the civil rightsofa by suspectarrested high schoolfootballchampionship Newhouse,43, of Greensburg, Ajury willhavetodecide whether outside ahigh school games at Heinz Field. by Greensburg police and both former Pittsburgh police Sgt. Ste- football game at Surveillance video and testi- with charges of theft by decep- phen Matakovichobstructed afed- Heinz Field. monybyother security workers tion, theft by unlawful taking eral investigation into his actions, showedDespreswas not aggres- and issuing bad checks foralleg- aU.S District Courtjudgeruled sive or threatening when Matakov- edlywritingthree checks total- JAMESKNOX|TRIBUNE-REVIEW Tuesday. ichshovedhim to the groundand ing $300. Newhouse also charged with conspiracy.Charges filed Matakovich, 47, of Brookline is because federalagents hadn’tstart- one knows will happen is acommon punchedhim repeatedly, prosecu- torssaid. with Greensburg district judge’s facing federal charges of depriving ed their investigation when he filed criminal activity,Assistant U.S. At- the civil rights of GabrielDespres, Matakovichisscheduled fora office. the report. SayingthatMatakovich torney CindyChung said in court 20, during aNov.28arrest outside a benchtrial Oct.5in Allegheny • TracyLynn Ioppolo, 50, of high school football game at Heinz filed the false reportinanticipation documents. Thegeneral public,as County Common Pleas Court on Greensburg by city policewith Field and trying to thwartafederal of the investigation “stretches the well as a22-year-veteran police offi- charges of simple assault and offi- twocounts of possessionofcon- investigation into his actions by lawbeyond constitutional bounds,” cer,are well awareofthat, she said. cial oppression, according to county trolled substance with intentto falsifying thepolice report. Tina Miller,Matakovich’s lawyer, U.S. District JudgeCathy Bissoon courtdocuments. deliver, possession of controlled Matakovichfiled amotion to have said in courtdocuments. denied the police sergeant’smotion substance and possession of mar- theobstruction chargethrownout Thwarting investigations some- to toss the obstruction chargeand Brian Bowling is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. ijuana forallegedlysellingheroin from her residence and having50 bags of heroin in purse,aswell as empty heroin bags.Charges filed with Greensburg district judge’s office. • James D. Kimbrough,26, Neighborhood will‘neverbethe same’ of Hempfield by Westmoreland CountyParkPolice withpos- session of controlled substance, FLOODING · FROM B1 Chip Rowan, Connellsville dentsspraypainted “thank- drug paraphernalia and dis- Area Community Minis- you” messagestovolunteers orderly conduct forallegedly at thefront door.She had tries executive director. Howtohelp on plywood piled outside having marijuana upon en- been missing since the flood. Donated supplies —from their homes. tering Westmoreland County “She was just hungry,” • Donations forflood relief arebeing accepted by drywall to appliances — On Burnsworth’s street,a Courthouse.Charges filed with Leasha Whittaker said. Connellsville Area CommunityMinistries, 110W.Craw- eventuallywillbeallocated ford Ave.,Connellsville,PA15425 or online at connmin. spray-painted sign requests Greensburg districtjudge’s of- Nearby, Bob and Janice to those in need, theysaid. fice. Firestonehavebeen using org. donations from curiosity “Werealize this is along- • Contributions canbesenttothe local SalvationArmy seekers whostill drive past • Tyler E. Durmis,25, of atemporary footbridgeto term effort,” Rowan said. MonroevillebyGreensburg access their property,which or to:The SalvationArmyWestern PA Divisional Head- and gawk. “This is biggerthanany- quarters, P.O. Box742, 700N.Bell Ave.,Carnegie,PA police with possessionofdrug is separated from freshly With barefloors and new thingI’veeverworkedwith 15106.Indicatethatthe funds arefor Connellsville flood paraphernalia and possession of pavedBreakneckRoad by drywall stackedchest-high, when it comestodisaster.” relief. Burnsworthsaid he and controlled substance forallegedly thecreek. In thepastmonth, • Donations to theRed Crosscan be made outtoRed havingsix bags of heroin during About twoweeks after the his familytry to makelight PennDOT has paveda CrossDisasterReliefand sent to the American Red of the situationjust to get traffic stop on DivisionAvenue. floodwaters took out their CrossofChestnut Ridge,137 N. Beeson Blvd., Suite114, 2-mile stretchofBreakneck through. Over the pastfew Charges filedwithGreensburg 30-foot span, they cut down Road, repaired afew dam- Uniontown, PA 15401. district judge’s office. years,heand abrother had afew trees to drive through agedbridges and replaced • Volunteers arestill needed.For details onhow to help, Celeste D. Cook, 50, of Do- been remodeling the house • neighboring properties theshoulder along apor- visitconnellsvillevolunteers.org/information. nora by county sheriff’s office fortheir father, whoisliving and onto nearby Breakiron tion of Route 119 north of with aggravated harassment by Road, Janice Firestone said. Connellsville,said Dom Ca- elsewherefor now. prisoner,possessionofcontrolled “Everything’s newfrom Now, with the appropriate ruso,assistant construction to help withspecialized ser- the pressureofafewfeet substance and use of threatening permits secured, they can engineer.Repairworkwill vices.The American Red of water at Connellsville four feet up,” he said,laugh- language forallegedlyspitting getestimates to build anew continue on Rich Hill Road, Cross and Salvation Army Church of God, said Jim ing. “It just sucks to do it all in face of female inmate while bridge,which will have to Route 711 and Pittsburgh continuetoprovide assis- Martin,chairman of the over again.” in holding cellofsheriff’s office, be 37 feet long to accommo- StreetExtension, and main- tance. church’s boardoftrustees. Themakeup of the Dutch possessing apill and threatening date the creek’s newwidth, tenancecrewswillclean up “It’s been overwhelming, Contentsofafellowship Bottom neighborhood could another inmate.Charges filed she said. debris. the amount of supportwe’ve hall were damaged, and be drasticallychanged once with Greensburg district judge’s “Monetarily, this is abig “It looks likealot of gotten,”Lincolnsaid.“Peo- worship services arebeing homeowners maketheirde- office. burden,” she said.“If mon- good progress was made,” ple were coming from ev- held in agymnasium while cisions on what to do. • DerrickW.Allen, 30, of iesare to be divvied out, said Valerie Petersen, erywhere, donating money structural concerns aread- “Morethan likely, it’s go- Johnstown by state police at we’reminor because it’s not PennDOT’s districtspokes- and supplies.You canbe dressed. ingtotakeawayawhole Greensburg with aggravated as- my home (that wasdam- woman. proud of your community “By Christmas,wemight neighborhood,” Lincoln sault, simple assaultand harass- aged).” Adeluge of volunteerhelp thatwestepped up in atime be backinthe sanctuary,” said. “It’llnever be the same ment forallegedlyhitting 37-year- Acommittee will deter- in the days after the flooding of disaster.” Martin said. down there.” old woman on BroadwayAvenue. mine how$484,000indo- has wanedbut not disap- Volunteer help and dona- Meanwhile,residents con- Charges filed with Hempfield nations will be doled out, peared. Mealsare still being tions have been akey part tinuethe arduous process RenattaSignorini is aTribune-Review District JudgeMarkMansour. according to Connellsville deliveredtosome residents, in rebuildinga12-foot-high of cleaning up and moving staff writer. Reach her at 724-837- Allen is in Westmoreland County MayorGregLincoln and and volunteers arewaiting wall thatcollapsed under on. Some Dutch Bottom resi- 5374 or [email protected]. Prison in lieu of $100,000 bond. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 · B3 Appeal rejected in fed’sslaying

Judge: Termsofplea 1984 Armed Career Crimi- nal Act also invalidated a rule out woman’s similar provisioninthe firearmcharge. sentencechallenge Theruling makes her Te rri Hughes conviction and sentence looks out by bRIAN bOWLING on the firearmcharge un- overthe constitutional, and prevent- pond behind An Indiana Township ing her from appealing that her home in woman whofatallyshot partofher sentence would Ligonier.The an FBIagent in 2008 was “workamiscarriageof propertywill sentenced to 15 years and justice,” Assistant Federal be used for 10 months in prison based Public Defender Elisa Long on an extensive plea nego- said in courtdocuments. abed and tiation thatincludedher breakfast In returnfor her plea giving up her right to chal- and the agreed-to sentence, retreatand lengethatsentence,afed- possible Korbe escaped prosecution eral judgeruled Tuesdayin on several other charges, counseling dismissing her appeal. including the murder of a location for Christina Korbe,47, shot federal agent, Assistant U.S. veterans. and killed FBI Special Attorney Troy Rivetti said PATRICK CONNOLLY|TRIBUNE-REVIEW Agent Sam Hicks as he lead in courtdocuments. agroup of officers into her “The government has hometoarrest her husband complied with its promises on drug charges.She plead- under the plea agreement. Ruling on retreatcan be appealed ed guilty in January 2011 ... She has not,” he said. to voluntary manslaughter McVerry agreed with the and use of afirearmduring government, saying Korbe RETREAT · FROM B1 aformalopinion of the su- forthe retreat, said he couldn’t the supervisors approved an aviolent crime. understood therightsshe pervisors’ ruling to theap- speculate “onthe potential im- annual contribution of $1,500 U.S. District JudgeTer- was givingupwhenshe an additional condition that rence McVerry sentenced plicants,noted the decision pact of anyconditionsofthe to the Ligonier Valley Library pleaded guilty and the sen- requires the operation to com- ultimatelycan be appealed approval until Ireviewthe her to five years and 10 tencewasn’tbased on a plywithall state, federaland and appliedtoPennDOT for months on the manslaugh- “stand-aloneanalysis” of to the Westmoreland County board’s writtendecision, and approval of a“school busstop local laws —inparticular, CourtofCommon Pleas. the provisions of the zoning ter chargeand 10 years on theprovisionshe’s chal- ahead” sign on Route 271near state sanitary sewage laws. He suggestedthatapproval ordinance it cites.” the firearmcharge. lenging in her appeal. Korbe contends that aSu- He said the retreatmust of special activities at the re- Hughesexpressedfrustra- WoodhavenDrive.The town- preme Courtruling invali- Brian Bowling is aTribune-Review complywiththe township treatcouldbeconsidered, but tion, notingthe application ship would install the signand datingaprovision of the staff writer. zoning ordinance’s other cri- not under the provisions of initiallywas filed beforethe maintain it. teriafor abed and breakfast— abed and breakfast. He said zoning hearing board, with Thesupervisors votedto that it have no more than five suchapprovalcould be sought a“group home”the closest retain Russ Morgan as public guest rooms,thatnocooking under aclause in the zoning listed categoryfor the retreat. worksforeman. Morgan, who facilities be provided in indi- ordinancepertainingto“uses “They were forcing us intoa joined the staffinMarch,has vidual roomsand that parking specificallynot listed.” That grouphome,but it’s reallynot completed asix-month proba- spaces not be located in the use,heexplained, would have agroup home,” she said. tionary period. frontyard. to be sought throughapplica- Benchsaid he recommend- Patriot Hills representatives tion to thetownshipzoning ed withdrawing thatapplica- Theboard set trick-or-treat- have said thoseprovisions hearing board. tion foravariance,“which inghours in the township for shouldn’t pose aproblem in In an emailTuesdayeve- is avery difficult standardto 6to9p.m. Oct.31. operating the retreat. They’ve ning, Cranberry attorney meet,” and applying instead said they intendtoserveca- John Bench,who has repre- forpermission as abed and Jeff Himler is aTribune-Reviewstaff teredmeals to guests. sented the Hugheses andPa- breakfast. writer. Reach him at 724-836-6622 or Korns, whohad yettosend triot Hills in seeking approval In otherbusinessTuesday, [email protected]. Lawyer: Water on LynchField will No intent stillneed to be pumped out

LY NCHFIELD · FROM B1 said. byteen to “Wehavethe money Most parkactivities take place near the ends of the right now, so we wanted kill friend field, Lehman said. to getitdonesowecan The drain is expected to complete it before(winter) makecleanup easier. sets in,” Trout said. BURNSWORTH·FROM B1 Workers will still pump Theimportantthing, charged in connection with water out after every Lehmansaid, is making the case. heavy rain, Trout said. surethe field spends less Joshua Hudec,31, of Mt. “This isn’t asolution. time masquerading as a Pleasant faces five counts It’s just going to help dis- swamp. of child endangerment and sipate the water quicker, ” “Wewereconstantly reckless endangermentand she said. having to pump it out the Thecityhas examined acount of possession of a old-fashioned way, ”he options for about ayear. firearmbyaminor. “This is what we’vecome said. “Now, we’ll be able Police said Hudec livedin up with,” Trout said. “I to operate with abetter the South Church Street home hope it works.” system.” and owned thehandgun. Flooding at LynchField BrookeNelson, 18, of Mt. has always been an issue, JacobTierney is aTribune-Review Pleasant, the baby sitter,was butthe city did not have staff writer. Reach himat charged with the same of- themoney to commit to 724-836-6646 or jtierney@ fenses. the projectbeforenow,she tribweb.com. Kristopher Lewis,44, of Mt. Pleasant pleaded guilty last monthtochargesthatheil- legallytransferredownership of the handgun to Hudec with- out filingrequired paperwork. He was sentencedtoservetwo years on probation. Lewis also was ordered to testify forthe prosecution in upcoming tri- als.

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To placeanobituary,call FAYETTE COUNTY WESTMORELANDCOUNTY 866-794-9801, fax866-794-9799 Name,age ResidenceFuneral home Name,age Residence Funeral home or e-mail to [email protected] Sandorf,Clara M., 90*UniontownHaky, Uniontown CowanSr.,Eugene W.,80* Derry Lopatich, Latrobe Eisaman,Jason E., 45 Ruffsdale Kepple-Graft, Greensburg Eugene W. CowanSr. Falcon,Mary, 91* Southwest GreensburgBacha,Greensburg DERRYTOWNSHIP INDIANA COUNTY Gaza,Michael G., 57*Westmoreland City McCauley, Yo ungwood Name, ageResidenceFuneral home Kennedy,Helen I., 85* TraffordDobrinick, Trafford Eugene W. KlingensmithJr.,Andrew M.,34* JeannetteGraziano, Jeannette “Flip” Cowan Nicholls,Anna, 91*Indiana Galone-Caruso,Mt. Pleasant Pevarnik,JamesL., 85* Latrobe Lopatich, Latrobe Sr., 80, Derry Township, lieuofflowers,memorial con- passed away Anna (Loncar) tributionsmay be made to the Sunday, Sept. YMCA Scholarship Fund, 101 Nicholls DEATHS ELSEWHERE 25, 2016,athis S. Maple Ave.,Greensburg, PA INDIANA, PA. residence. Kashif Saleem Mondaymorning at hisapartment in 15601. www.bachafh.com. Anna (Loncar) Nicholls, 91, BornMarch NEWYORK —KashifSaleem, the downtown Miami’sEpicHotel, according of Indiana, Pa., died Sunday, 15, 1936, in singer,songwriterand producer who to Miami police. Michael G. Gaza Sept.25, 2016, in the Communi- Derry,hewas ason of the late crafted dance-funk hits in the 1980s and Echevarria was61. WESTMORELAND CITY ties at Indian Haven, Indiana, Thomas EdwardCowan and producedWhitneyHouston’s first big hit, His secondwife, Alexia Echevarria,a Pa.Mrs.Nicholls was born Mary Elizabeth (Crusan)Cow- Michael GeorgeGaza, 57, died Sundayfromundeterminedcauses co-star on Bravo TV’s “Real Housewivesof Jan. 12, 1925, in Coal Run, an. Flip was aself-employed of WestmorelandCity, died in hisCalifornia home,his representative Miami,” issued astatement on Instagram. Young Township,adaughter truckdriverhavingbeen Thursday, Aug. 11, 2016, at said Tuesday. He was 59. “He was afamilyman,ahardworking busi- of the late Nicholas and Anna the owner/operator of S&G home.Hewas bornMay 1, No furtherdetails about the musician’s nessman, dedicated to helping others and a Cimesa Loncar.She was a Trucking.Hewas acar and 1959, in McKeesport, son of death were provided. pillarofhis community thatwas lovedby member of Bethel Presbyte- motorcycleenthusiast,and he the late Michael Gaza and the Saleem produced Houston’s “You Give everyone who’s (sic) lifehetouched.” rian Church of Indiana. Anna enjoyedplaying bluegrass mu- late Sara KemererGazaAtkin- Good Love,”whichbecame aworldwide was agraduate of Coal Run Herschell GordonLewis sic.Inaddition to his parents, son. He worked as amachin- hit in 1985. It reached No.3on the main Elementary School, Elders LOS ANGELES —Herschell Gordon he was precededindeath by istfor Dyna Craft of Mur- Billboardchartand reached No.1onthe Ridge High School, and Myers Lewis,the horrorfilmmaker known as the twosons,Robert Cowan and rysville.Survivingare ason, R&B chart, becoming Houston’s first Business College of Indiana. “godfather of gore,” has died. He was 87. Eugene W. “Flip” Cowan Jr.; Michael A. Gaza,ofJeannette; breakout hit song. Shehad livedher entirelife in Lewis’ spokesman James Saito said the three brothers,Thomas E. Jr., daughter,Megan L. Gaza, of His biggest hit as an artist was aremake Indiana County,Young Town- director of films suchas“Blood Feast” and RobertV.and Henry J. Cowan; Monterey,Calif.; daughter, of 1978’s “Love Changes” by R&B group ship,until hermarriage in “TwoThousandManiacs” died in his sleep and three sisters, Mary El- Amanda Gaza,ofGreensburg; Mother’s Finest. Saleem’s 1987 duet version 1960, when she movedtoWhite early Monday. lenEamigh, Eleanor Grace one grandson; siblings,Carol with Meli’sa Morgan peaked at No.2onthe Township.Anna’s employ- Lewis pioneeredthe horrorgenreinthe Bowman and Doris R. Cowan. Constanine,ofLondonburg, R&B charts.The song was coveredbyMary ment beganatIndiana Hospi- 1960s knownasthe “splatterfilm,”which Flip is survivedbyhis wife, SandyBrown and husband, J. Bligeand Jamie Foxx in 2005. Ruth “Sue”(Barclay)Cowan, Ken, of Mendon, JamesAtkin- tal. She then worked as areg- intentionallyfocused on goreand grue- of Derry Township; adaugh- son, of North Carolina, Barba- istered medical secretary with Herman Echevarria someness. ter,Lori Johnson and her ra Atkinson, of Butler,Jackie Dr.FredKellamand Dr.Jo- MIAMI—Herman Echevarria, amade- John Waters, Robert Rodriguez, Quentin husband, Doug, of Latrobe; Buchinskyand husband, Bob, seph Gatti, of Indiana,until in-Miami success story —Cuban exile Tarantinoand James Gunn areamong the adaughter-in-law, Laurie of Saltsburg, and Charles At- herretirement in January of turned Hialeah politico turned business filmmakers whowereinspiredbyLewis’ Cowan, of Derry; abrother, kinson, of Jeannette; and nu- 1987. She was amember of the leaderand reluctant TV star as husband work. James Cowan and his wife, merous nieces and nephews. Antique Automobile Club of to a“Real Housewife”—was found dead —Wirereports Lani, of Derry Township; four He was preceded in death by America, WesternPennsylva- grandchildren, Tara Lynn his brother,James Atkinson nia Region AACA and its af- filiate Punxsutawney Region. Scekeresand her husband, Jr. Services will be held at 2 cent Cemetery with mili- Anna was an excellent cook (Kozusko) Pevarnik; adaugh- ers-in-lawand sisters-in-law, Sol, AnnMarie Johnson, An- p.m. Sunday, Oct. 2, at Cov- tary honors accorded by the and baker,whose specialty, ter, Courtney Howard Reed; Bernadette M. Pevarnik, of drea Elizabeth Johnson and enant Care Ministries, 533 VFW Post 33, Greensburg. her homemade sugar cookies, five brothers,Gervase,Louis, Latrobe,ElizabethBajuszik Laramie Ruth Cowan; he is SidneySt.,Greensburg, PA In lieu of flowers,the family were divine to saythe least. Stephen, John and Joseph Pe- and her husband, Joe, of Va- also survivedbynumerous 15601with the Rev. Almond suggests thatmemorial con- She is survivedbyher loving varnik;and five sisters,Ceci- lencia, Joseph Kozusko, of San nieces,nephews and cousins. Birtofficiating. Arrange- lia Harr, Ann Markovich, Ma- Antonio,Texas,RichardKo- tributions be made to the Car- ments by theCRICHARD and devoted husband of 56 Thefamilywould liketoex- rie Hvizdos,DorothyGilbert zuskoand his wife,Anita, of melite Monastery,5206 Center McCAULEY FUNERAL years, Frederick Lowe Nich- tend aspecial thanks to Dr. and Josephine Pevarnik. Jim Pleasant Unity,GladysKozus- Drive, Latrobe,PA15650. To HOME INC., 101 S. Fourth olls; andher stepdaughter, Davoli, Vonnie Rayand Dawn is survivedbyhis wife,Esther ko,ofLatrobe,Loretta Teka- signonline guestbook, send HenryofExcela HealthHome St., Youngwood. Ruth Yatzkanic,ofDelmont. (Ross) HowardPevarnik; his vecand her husband, Rick, of condolences or to viewde- Careand Hospicefor their ex- In addition to her parents, sons,David J. Pevarnik and Rice’s Landing, Herman Ross tailedobituaryinformation, cellentcareand compassion. Helen I. Kennedy Anna was preceded in death his wife,Connie,ofLatrobe, and his wife,Faye, of Mather, please visit www.lopatich.com. Family and friends willbe TRAFFORD by herbrother,John Loncar. James F. Pevarnik and his and Mark Ross and his wife, receivedfrom 3to5and Anna was the last surviving Helen Irene Kennedy, 85, of wife,Bobbi Jo, of Latrobe,and Cindy, of State College;special ClaraM.Sandorf 7to8:30p.m. Wednesday member of her immediate Trafford,passed away Mon- family. Private viewing for Joseph B. Howardand his wife, niece and nephews,Matthew UNIONTOWN at theJOHNJ.LOPATICH day, Sept.26, 2016, in her home. FUNERAL HOME INC., 601 her family will be held Elizabeth, of Lexington,N.C.; Kozuskoand his wife,Jamie, Clara M. Sandorf,90, of Helen was bornJune 29, 1931, Wednesday. Private services his daughter,Amanda M. Coup DannyKozusko and his wife, Uniontown, passedaway Weldon St., Latrobe. Afu- in Trafford,the daughterof neral service will be held at and entombment forAnna and her husband, Kenneth, of Lauren, and Meghan Mays Tuesday, Sept. 27, 2016, in the late Frank and Helen Ba- willbeThursdayatOak- Gibsonia; 18 grandchildren, and her husband,Ben. He is theSouthwesternVeterans 8:30 p.m. Wednesdayinthe nasik. Irene retired from Gate- funeral home with the Rev. land Cemetery Mausoleum, ColbyBreegle andher hus- also survived by several other Center, Pittsburgh. Arrange- waySchool District and was a Indiana, Pa.Arrangements band, Scott, BenjaminPevar- nieces and nephews. Family ments are in process and Rhea Summit officiating. memberofthe St. Regis Interment is private. To sign have been entrusted to the nik, Brian Pevarnik, BradyPe- and friends will be received are under the direction of Church.Irene waspreceded in GALONE-CARUSO FUNER- varnik,JuliePevarnik, Jake from 2to8p.m. Thursday the STEPHEN R. HAKY FU- online guestbook, send con- death by herhusband, John dolences,ortoviewdetailed AL HOME, 204 EagleSt., Reed, Rachael Reed, Joseph at theJOHN J. LOPATICH NERAL HOME INC., 603 Paul Kennedy. She is survived Mt. Pleasant. To offeranon- Reed, RobertReed, Samuel FUNERALHOMEINC., N. Gallatin Ave. Extension, obituary information, please by herson, John C. Kennedy visit www.lopatich.com. line condolence,please visit Reed, Rebecca Reed, Nathaniel 601 Weldon St., Latrobe.A Uniontown. Your personal (Johnna); her grandsons,John our website at www.galone- Coup,KierstinCoup,William funeral Mass will be cel- written tributes and memo- Paul Kennedy(Amanda)and carusofuneralhome.com. Coup,Michaela Coup, Haley ebrated at 10 a.m. Fridayin ries arewelcomedand en- MaryFalcon Joshua CutisKennedy(Kylie); SOUTHWEST GREENSBURG Howard, Harper Howardand St. Vincent Basilica. Inter- couragedatwww.hakyfuneral and her great-granddaughter, Joseph Howard; his broth- ment will followatSt. Vin- home.com. Mary“Dolly”Falcon,91, Emmie Kennedy. There will of Southwest Greensburg, be no public visitationand died Saturday, Sept. 24, 2016, all servicesare private. at Stonebrook Manor.She TheJOHNM.DOBRINICK was bornDec.18, 1924, in FUNERAL HOME INC., Forbes Road, Trafford(412-372-3111), JamesL.Pevarnik adaughterof is assisting the family LATROBE thelateJohn witharrangements. www. James L. Pevarnik, 85, of and Barbara dobrinickfhinc.com. Latrobe,passed away Sunday, Markulin. Sept. 25, 2016, at Excela Health She formerly Latrobe Hospital. BornJuly had beena 24, 1931, in Hostetter,hewas a stenographer sonofthe late Stephen A. Pe- forthe lawof- varnik and Mary (Klimchock) fice of Walls- Pevarnik. Jim was amember Rial and Mo- Andrew M. of St. Vincent Basilica Parish, rell of Greensburg. She was Latrobe.Along with his broth- amember of St. Paul Parish, Klingensmith Jr. ers,theyfounded Pevarnik Greensburg, the Rosary Altar JEANNETTE Bros.Inc., whereheenjoyed Society of the church and a Andrew M. Klingensmith beingactively involved daily former member of theYMCA. even up to his final days.He In addition to her parents,she Jr., 34, of Jeannette,passed away Monday, Sept. 26, 2016, at was amember of the Mas- was preceded in death by her terBuilders Association of husband, Julius R. Falcon, on hisresidence. He was born WesternPennsylvania and Aug. 8, 2016; three brothers, had been atrustee forthe Nicholas,Josephand John; on May14, 1982, in Jean- BrickLayersPension Fund. and asister,Katherine Vidu- Formanyyears,hewas an nas.She is survivedbyher nette, ason of Rosemary official forhighschool and children, JeanneF.Holbrook college football games and was and her husband,Harold, of McLaughlin and Andrew thecommissionerofofficials Atlanta, Ga., Julius R. Falcon forthe Foothills Football Con- Jr.and his wife,Stacy Farrell, M. Klingen- smith Sr., ference.Hewas also amember of Greensburg, Judith A. Fal- of the WestmorelandAthletic con and her husband, William both of Jean- nette.Andrew was prede- Club,the Latrobe Country Baumann, of Trafford,Mark Club,and the BPO Elks No. A. Falcon and hiswife, Berna- ceased by his maternal grand- father,EdwardScherff; his 907. Above all, he will be fondly dette,ofGreat Falls, Va., Mary remembered as alovinghus- F. Manley and her fiance,Pat- paternal grandfather,Alfred Klingensmith;and twouncles, band,fatherand grandfather. rickCappatt,ofCranberry, In addition to his parents,he Ann F. Best andher husband, Michael Scherffand Timothy Klingensmith. In addition to was preceded in death by his Kurt,ofWexford, and Robert firstwife, Mary Helen “Dolly” J. Falconand hiswife, Jen- his parents,Andrew is sur- nifer,ofThornton; 12 grand- vivedbyason, CasonAndrew children; five great-grandchil- Klingensmith, of Plum; asis- dren;two brothers, Thomas ter,Alicia Klingensmith; a Markulin and his wife,Ellen, stepfather,PatrickMcLaugh- of Cary, N.C., and Francis lin; astepmother, LisaKlin- Markulin, of Greensburg; two gensmith;his maternal grand- sisters,Helen Markulin and mother,Thelma Scherff;his Rose Malec,bothofGreens- paternal grandmother, Del- burg;and several niecesand cina Klingensmith, all of nephews. Friends will be Jeannette; and several aunts, receivedfrom3to5and 7 uncles,nieces, nephews and to 9p.m. Wednesday at the cousins. Friends willbere- LEO M. BACHA FUNERAL ceived from 2to4and 6to8 HOME INC., 516 Stanton St., p.m. Thursday in theJOHN Greensburg.Prayers will V. GRAZIANO FUNERAL begin at 9:30 a.m. Thurs- HOME INC.,228 N. Second dayinthe funeral home, St., Jeannette. Afuneral followed by afuneral Mass service will take place at 10 to be celebrated at 10 a.m. a.m. Fridayinthe funeral in St. Paul Parish, Greens- home chapel with the Rev. burg. Interment will fol- RobertFree officiating. lowinGreensburg Catholic Cemetery.The Rosary Altar Societywillpraythe rosary at 3p.m. Wednesdayinthe funeral home. Thefamily would liketothankthe staff at Stonebrook Manor fortheir excellent and compassionate caregiven to our mother.In WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 · B5 Tourism grant Q&A RIBUNE-REVIEW

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EPHANI Grants arefunded by a ST to holdtalk ahead taxonhotel bills and ad- of Nov. 18deadline ministered by thevisitors bureau. BY TRIBUNE-REVIEW In April, Gov. TomWolf signedalawallowing WEIGHT TheLaurel High- counties to chargeahotel landsVisitorsBureau tax of up to 5percent. on Tuesdaywillhost a County commissioners question-and-answer ses- in July raisedthe local siontodiscussthe 2017 hotel tax to that limit, up RESTRICTIONS Westmoreland County from 3percent. Tourism Grant Program. Theincreaseisexpected Theso-called “grant to generate about $800,000 chat”willbegin at 9a.m. in Atemporary nine-ton weight limit has been implemented to promote tourism in the Room 2303 of Commission- on the LibertyBridge while work continuestostrengthen one trusschord. ers Hall at Westmoreland county. Hereisalook at vehicles and their average weight: County Community Col- Earlier this year,nearly lege. $378,000 in tourism grants UNRESTRICTED Grant applications will were awarded to 40 county be duebyNov.18, an ear- businesses and vacation lier deadlinethisyear set destinations. at the requestofareabusi- Anew lawmakes a nesses. 25 percent matchfrom Thegrant programstart- grantrecipientsmandato- ed in 2002. Manytourism- ry this year,though the bu- related businesses have reau required businesses expressed adesiretohave to provide one last year in STANDARD CAR STANDARD TRUCK AMBULANCE DELIVERYTRUCK thegrantsawardedearlier anticipation of the change. in theyearsobetterpre- “This has helped prepare 1.5 tons 3tons 5tons 6tons parefor spring andsum- tourism-related businesses mer seasons,said Renee forthe nextgrant cycle,” Seifert, visitors bureau bureau spokeswoman president and CEO.That Anna Weltzsaid. includes earlier planning Thematch can be split RESTRICTED forprint, radio and televi- between cash and in-kind, sion marketing,she said. or volunteer, donations. “Weshared their ideas Stipulations will be spelled withthe Westmoreland outinthe application cri- County Commissioners, teria, Weltzsaid. whowerehappy to help ad- Deadline to RSVP for just thetimeline to better next week’s free event is assistthe county’s tourism Friday. businesses,”Seifertsaid in To attend, contact Ra- LOADED LOADED FIRE LOADED arelease. chel Roehrig at rroehrig@ SCHOOL BUS CHARTER BUS TRUCK GARBAGETRUCK Attendees will receive laurelhighlands.org. or 17 tons 20 tons 19-30 tons 25 tons applications and program 724-238-5661, ext. 101. Firstladytostump for ClintoninPittsburgh LOADED LOADED LOADED CEMENT TRUCK DUMP TRUCK TRACTOR-TRAILER Michelle Obama corner of Darragh and Source: Allequippa streets in the 33 tons 36 tons 40 tons PennDOT to speak Wednesday city’s Oakland neighbor- hood. at Pitt fieldhouse Obama’s Pittspeech is partofatwo-stop swing VIGILANCE PLEDGED AS DRIVERS TRIBUNE-REVIEW through Pennsylvania, First LadyMichelle akey battleground state Obama is scheduled to de- whereClinton’sonce- FLOUT LIMIT ON LIBERTY BRIDGE liveracampaign speech sizableleadagainst Re- Wednesday forDemocrat- publicanDonald Trump by MICHAEL WALTON ic presidential candidate had fallen to 3percentage Hillary Clinton at the Uni- points or lessinrecent Multiple vehicles weigh- fessor of epidemiology,said. Cpl. Adam Reed, did not know Cessna said PennDOT con- versity of Pittsburgh’s polls beforeMonday’s na- ingmorethan theLiberty “But Ireallyneed (the bridge); Tuesday afternoon whether sidered keepingthe bridge Fitzgerald Field House. tionallytelevised debate. Bridge’snew,reduced weight that’s the thing. I’m extremely troopers had issued anycita- closed until then butdecided Doors open at 1p.m. Obama is scheduledto limithavecrossed the span, busy.With twokidsathome tions forweightrestriction thevital link between the Thespeech is scheduled speak earlierWednesday and reports of the violations trying to geteverything in violations,but he saidtroop- southsuburbs andDowntown to start at 3:30 p.m. Fitzger- at Philadelphia’sLaSalle had officials pledgingtostep with theirstartofschool, and ers were using amobile ve- could safelyreopen Monday. ald Field House is at the University. up enforcement Tuesday. the startofPitt, Ican’t be hicle scale to weigh possible “Thereare many, many Thereports of violators spendinganextra five hours violators. bridges thatare used safely came onlyone dayafter the in thecar each week.” Theweightrestrictionis with weight restrictions in bridgereopenedfollowing a About 55,000motorists cross in placetoprevent heavy Pennsylvania, and Liberty 24-dayshutdown thatstart- the bridgeeachday.The new vehicles from damagingthe Bridgeisnoexception,” he ed when aconstruction fire weight limit prohibits about bridgewhile crewsworkon said. closed —and nearly collapsed 4percent of thataverage apermanent repairthatwill — the Monongahela River dailytraffic load —2,200 ve- allowPennDOT to restore Michael Walton is aTribune-Reviewstaff crossing. Officials droppedthe hicles —fromusing thespan, the crossing’s pre-fire, 30-ton writer. He canbereached at 412-380- weight limittonine tons from PennDOT officials said. weightrestriction. 5627 or [email protected]. 30 tons as aprecaution while After receiving several scheduled repairs on the span reports about prohibited ve- continue. hicles crossing the bridge Elsa Strotmeyer was de- Tuesdaymorning, PennDOT lightedtouse the bridge once officials posted additional again when she went home weight limit signs and worked from work Monday. Theal- with state policetoincrease ternate route between her enforcement on the roads lead- Ne ed Mt. Lebanonhomeand the ing to the 88-year-old bridge, University of Pittsburgh’s PennDOT District 11 Execu- campus in Oakland that tive DanCessnasaid. she used during the bridge Restrictions arebeingen- shutdownadded 60 minutes forced through police check- to her round-trip commute. points and patrols near both Her joybecame tinged with ends of the bridge, PennDOT worryTuesday morning as officials said. Northbound and she crossed the bridgenear southbound detoursare posted amovingcompanytruck she forheavy vehicles.City police feared exceeded the nine-ton areassisting state troopers. limit. Penalties forexceeding the “I do not feel as safe as bridge’s posted weight limit PennDOTistellingmetofeel,” can surpass $10,000. 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Stolen datacan be extentthe stolendatahas been and password combinations Security.Thatmeanscyber- in attempts as cybercrimi- Thefirst hint that some- or will be circulating, giant at aseries of websites in an criminalswielding 500 million nals replenish theirstockof thingwas wrong at Yahoo usedtotry to crack breaches can send ripplesof effort to break in, abit likea passwords could conceivably freshlyhackedpasswords. It’s came when Motherboard logins to otherwebsites insecurity across the Internet. thief finding aring of keys in hijacktensofthousands of conceivableaswell thatYahoo journalist Joseph Coxstarted “Data breaches on the scale an apartment lobby and try- other accounts. passwords have alreadybeen receiving supposed samples of credentials hackedfrom ASSOCIATED PRESS of Yahoo arethe security ing them, one afterthe other, “It becomes anumbers game usedtohackother services; equivalent of ecological disas- in every doorinthe build- forthem,” Ghosemajumder thecompanysaid the theft the companyinearly July. LONDON —Asinvestors ters,” said Matt Blaze,asecu- ing. Softwaremakes the trial- said in atelephone interview. occurredinlate2014, meaning Several weeks later,acyber- and investigatorsweigh the rity researcher whodirects and-errorprocess practically So will thebig Yahoobreach thatthe data hasbeen compro- criminalusing the handle damage of Yahoo’s massive the Distributed Systems Lab instantaneous. meananexplosion of smaller mised foraslong as twoyears. “Peace” came forwardwith breachtothe Internet icon, at the University of Pennsyl- Credential stuffing typi- breaches elsewhere, likethe “It is likeanecological 5,000 samples —and the star- information securityexperts vania, in amessage posted to callysucceeds between 0.1 aftershocksthatfollowabig disaster, ”Ghosemajumder tlingclaim to be selling200 worrythatthe record-break- Twitter. percentand 2percent of the quake? saidinatelephone interview. million more. On Aug. 1, Coxpublished ing haul of password data Abig worryisacybercrimi- time,according to Shuman Ghosemajumder doesn’t “Butpickthe right disaster. astory on the sale,but the couldbeused to open locks nal technique known as “cre- Ghosemajumder,the chief thinkso. He said he didn’t It’s morelikeglobal warming journalistsaidhenever up anddownthe Web. dential stuffing,” whichworks technology officer of Moun- see asurge in newbreaches thanitisanearthquake.... It Whileit’sunknown to what by throwingleakedusername tain View,Calif.-based Shape so muchasasteadyincrease builds up gradually. ” YAHOO · B8 Moneygoes long wayat grocerystore

Food deflation at Wolfe Research whohas studied groceryprices ‘unprecedented’ across the country for morethan ten years.“We’ve level, analyst says neverseen deflation this sharp.” BLOOMBERG Mushkin, whoresearches Call it the GreatGrocery- local markets,recently StoreGiveawayof2016. found thatprices of a In Austin, Randalls typical basket of grocery slashed prices forboneless items in Houston had fallen beef ribs by 40 percent, to almost 5percentoverthe $3.99 apound. Not to be past year. outdone,the H-E-B grocer He credits,inpart, the down the street charged $1 discerning behavior of apound less.Not long ago, shoppers likeMannySin- Albertsons advertised a clair.Onaweekday lunch deal youdon’t normallysee break, the 43-year-old con- on your finer cuts of meat: tractor stopped by aWal- “buy 1get 1free” specials MartinSecaucus,N.J., on “USDAChoicePetite to pickupturtle food and Sirloin Steak.” paper towels. AP Sinclair typicallybuys ShelleyEwalt of Princeton, N.J., has medications in the redTarget and amber CVSpharmacyprescription bottles. And what does $1 buy these days? In North Ber- groceries at his local gen, N.J.,you could pickup ShopRite buthas recently adozen eggs at Wal-Mart. noticed the steals he now OK, the price was actually finds at discounters.He $1.14. Amile away,check glanced at the meatcase, Customers don’tbottle up rage out Aldi, the German super- wherea12-packof“Angus marketdiscounter, which steak burgers” fetched can actually break thebuck $15.82 and grass-fed ground —12eggsfor 99 cents.A beef could change hands for Target drugstores’ getbottles,eventhough they and it came with color-coded $4.96 apound. don’t have therightexpiration rings forthe necktohelp fam- year ago, youwould have Customer visitsto paid, on average,three Sinclair was intrigued belovedcontainers dates.It’sworth it, she said, ilymembers quicklytelltheir but, in the classiclogic because thosebottles makeit medicines apart. Target’sin-store times thatprice. replaced withversion In astartling develop- of ashopper in an age of easier to tell her prescriptions Deborah Adler devised the deflation, figured he might apartwhenshe looks in her newapproachaspartofher pharmacies slippedin ment, almost unheardof frommost pharmacies outside arecession, food find even lowerprices drawerfor them. master’s thesisatNew York’s the second quarter. elsewhere. Along with two “This is reallyinconvenient School of Visual Arts.She was prices have fallen fornine ASSOCIATED PRESS straight months in the Wal-Marts,aTarget and an and irritating,” the Louisville, inspired to try something dif- Spokeswoman Carolyn Aldi, the area even offers a Ky., residentsaid. ferent after her grandmother United States.It’s the lon- Longtime customersofTar- Castel said CVSdoesn’t gest streak of food defla- FamilyDollar thatfeatures get’s pharmacies arefinding CVS says it is workingon mistakenlytookher grandfa- asmall refrigerated section. designing anew systemfor ther’sprescription. Adler now tion since 1960 —with the achangeinpill bottle design see aconnection between exception of 2009, when the “WhereverIfindthe good hardtoswallow. dispensing prescriptions runs her owndesignbusiness deals —that’swhereI’m and helping people stay financial crisis was wind- After CVS beganoperat- and is working with CVS on that and the changein at,” Sinclair said. on their medications,but its newprescription system. ing down.Analysts credit ingTarget’sdrugstoresthis At first,fallingprices spokeswomanCarolyn Castel Thered bottleswereimpor- prescription bottles. lowoil and grain prices, year,distraught customers helpedgrocers.Low-cost declinedtoshare details or say tant to Christina Mihalek, as well as cutthroatcom- have been asking—in some commodities pushed down whether thatmight involvean of Cincinnati, because she petition from discounters. cases begging —the drugstore Consumers arewinning the tabfor meatand pack- updated bottle design. accidentallytookher mom’s Woonsocket, R.I.-based CVS agedfoodand boosted chain to bring backthe retail- Meanwhile,shopperscon- highblood pressuremedicine out; grocery chains,not so er’s redprescriptionbottles, HealthCorp.,whichrunsthe profits.Now,deflation has tinuetomournthe loss of insteadofanantibiotic when nation’s second-largestdrug- much. Their margins and, whichcame with color-coded turned uglyfor the industry. abottlethatwas considered she was in high school, and storechain, started operat- in some cases,their stock rings, labeling on thetop and Led by Wal-Mart,retailers groundbreaking when it she passed out in the lunch ingTarget pharmacies ear- prices,are taking ahit. prescription information that Eggs and beef have arepushing down prices, debutedabout adecadeago linethatday.Mihalek took to lier this year as partofa$1.9 eating away at their profit was easier to read. become especiallyinex- and was once on displayat Twitter to voice her displea- billion deal the companies margins. Some customers took more pensive, and it isn’t only NewYork’sMuseum of Mod- sure, tellingCVS in apost with announced in 2015. “It starts to border on drasticsteps. an American phenomenon: ernArt. thehashtag#redbottlesrock CVS’sCastel said the com- irrational pricing,” said Vivian Ruth Sawyer went In England, Aldi recently Target flippedbottle design that“perfection was at your panystopped using Minneap- Jennifer Bartashus,anana- fishing through her trash to offered its prized 8-ounce on its head in 2005 when it fingertips.” olis-basedTarget Corp.’s bot- lyst at Bloomberg Intelli- rescuethe oldTarget bottles wagyusteaksfromNew introducedaredcontainer Shelley Ewalt of Princeton, tlesbecause it’s moreefficient gence. “People arelowering soon after opening her stapled Zealand forabout $6.50 —a withthe opening on the bot- N.J.,alsotweeted to the drug- to fill prescriptions with the prices just to drawtraffic, prescriptionbag to findthe little morethanthe price of tom. That allowedthe labelto storechain, asking if there same bottle at all of its 9,600 without thinking about dowdy, white-capped amber apintofbeer. wraparoundthe top so it could was anychance theymight pharmacies. their margins.” vials thatare common in most “The severity of what be seen from above. It included returntothe “vastlysuperior Customervisits to Target’s Supermarkets arefac- medicine cabinets.She has we’reseeing is completely aflatsurface thatcustomers design” of theTarget bottles, in-storepharmacies slipped in ing competition not just since poured refills of her thy- found easier to read thanthe whichshe found easier to unprecedented,” said Scott roid medicine into the old Tar- curveofatypicalpill bottle, open. BOTTLES·B8 Mushkin, an analyst at FOOD · B8 Anti-globalizationsentimentthreatensslow-growingtrade,WTOsays

Policymakersreacting this year by aboutathirdtoits three-dayforum about ways call,” WTO director-general lowest rate since 2009, when to maketrade moreinclusive, Roberto Azevedo said. “It is in ‘misguided’ manner the global economywas mired was largelybecause of an un- particularly concerning in in recession in the wakeofthe expectedlysharp drop in mer- the context of growinganti- could makematters financial crisis. chandisetradevolumesinthe globalizationsentiment.” worse, organization says In an update to its forecasts first quarter.Lowereconomic “Weneed to makesurethat Tuesday,the world’sleading growth and tradeindevelop- this does not translate into tradebodysaid anti-global- ing countries likeChina and misguided policies thatcould ASSOCIATED PRESS ization sentiment couldmake Brazilaswellasadeceleration makethe situation much GENEVA—Trade,thatlife- mattersworse,especially if in imports in North America worse,” he added, referring blood of the worldeconomy,is policymakers respond to that layatthe heartofthe sharp to job creation and economic growingatits slowest rate in in a“misguided” manner. downgrade. growth. sevenyears and could falter TheGeneva-based WTO, If the WTO’s forecast comes As well as reducing its even more should anti-glo- perhaps best known fordeal- true,itwillbethe first time 2016 forecast, the WTO cut balization sentiment encour- ing with tradedisputes,pre- in 15 years thatglobal trade its projection fornext year to between 1.8 percent and 3.1 age governments to throwup dicted thatglobal trade will growsmoreslowlythan the percent from 3.6 percent. morebarriers. rise only1.7 percent this year, worldeconomy, whichitex- TheWTO warned of anum- That’s the verdict from the waydownfromits April pre- pects to expand by 2.2 percent. AP ber of risks,suchasthe effect WorldTrade Organization, diction for2.8 percent. “The dramatic slowing of RobertoAzevedo,director-general of the World Trade of theBritish vote to leave the whichdramatically slashed It said the downgrade,which tradegrowthisserious and Organization, delivershis speech during the WTOPublic itsforecastfor tradegrowth came as the WTO opened a shouldserveasawake-up WTO·B7 Forum “InclusiveTrade” in Geneva. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 · B7 Foracomprehensivelistofstocks and mutual funds, please visit our online business page at http://triblive.com/business/and clickthe marketstab.There Closingprices for Tuesday,September 27, 2016 Money&Markets youwillfindasearchable database of AtoZstocks and mutual funds. Yo ucan also create apersonalizedportfolio to track specific investmentsand get historicdata.

18,480 Dow Jones industrials 5,360 Nasdaq composite Commodities FUELS CLOSE CHG. %CHG%YTD Stocks snapped atwo-day Crude Oil (bbl) 44.67 -1.26 -2.74 +20.60 18,220 Close: 18,228.30 5,240 Close: 5,305.71 The price of U.S. losing streak Tuesday.Anew Change: 133.47 (0.7%) Change: 48.22 (0.9%) Ethanol (gal) 1.56 ... -.71 +11.80 survey showed that U.S. crude oil fell 17,960 10 DAYS 5,120 10 DAYS Heating Oil (gal) 1.41 -.04 -2.70 +28.09 consumer confidence hit a Tuesday as Natural Gas (mm btu) 3.00 ... -.03 +28.20 nine-year high this month, 18,800 5,400 traders reacted Unleaded Gas (gal) 1.39 -.01 -.62 +9.99 helping put investors in abuying toCo newsmmodities that mood. Technology stocks 18,400 5,200 OPEC countries METALS CLOSE CHG. %CHG %YTD climbed the most, while utilities •failedThe topric reacheofg aold Gold (oz) 1325.90 -13.80 -1.03 +25.05 18,000 5,000 Silver (oz) 19.09 -.43 -2.20 +38.56 posted the biggest decline. fedealll $13.80 to limit,or1per- ceproduction.nt,to$1,325 In.90an Platinum (oz) 1025.20 -17.70 -1.70 +14.97 17,600 4,800 ouncmetalse. Sil trading,verfell43 Copper (lb) 2.16 -.03 -1.30 +1.69 Carnival CCL cegold,nts, silveror 2.2p andercent, Palladium (oz) 700.15 +4.10 +.59 +24.85 Close: $48.35 1.88 or 4.0% 17,200 4,600 tocopper$19.0 fell.9anounce. SPOT CLOSE PRV. DAY The cruise line operatorreported strong third-quarter resultsand 16,800 4,400 Copper lost 3cents Aluminum (lb) $0.7347 $0.7425 AM JJAS AM JJAS to $2.16apound. raised itsguidance. AGRICULTURE CLOSE CHG. %CHG%YTD • U.S.crudefell Cattle (lb) 1.04 -.03 -2.81 -23.55 $50 $1.26,or2.7 percent, Coffee (lb) 1.54 ... +.10 +21.31 to $44.67abarrel in Corn (bu) 3.32 +.03 +.84 -7.53 HIGH LOW CLOSE CHG. %CHG. YTD 45 StocksRecap NewYork. The inter- Cotton (lb) .69 ... +.33 +9.66 DOW 18238.10 18052.16 18228.30 +133.47 +0.74% +4.61% national standard, Lumber (1,000 bd ft) 326.20 -.90 -.28 +26.63 40 JAS NYSE NASD DOW Trans. 7994.37 7905.86 7981.09 +66.40 +0.84% +6.29% Brent crude,lost Orange Juice (lb) 2.09 +.05 +2.42 +49.50 52-week range DOW Util. 698.58 684.18 685.23 -7.20 -1.04% +18.59% $1.38,or2.9 percent, Soybeans (bu) 9.53 +.08 +.77 +9.33 $40.52 $55.77 Vol. (in mil.) 3,282 1,689 NYSE Comp. 10676.86 10587.93 10665.34 +40.45 +0.38% +5.15% to $45.97 abarrel in Wheat (bu) 4.04 +.08 +2.02 -14.04 Pvs. Volume 3,106 1,619 NASDAQ 5306.81 5251.32 5305.71 +48.22 +0.92% +5.96% London. (Previous and change figures reflect current contract.) Vol.: 7.8m (1.6x avg.) PE: 16.7 Advanced 1770 1851 S&P 500 2161.132141.55 2159.93 +13.83 +0.64% +5.67% Mkt. Cap: $28.63 b Yield: 2.9% Declined 1235 967 S&P 400 1546.48 1537.55 1544.28 +1.76 +0.11% +10.42% New Highs 80 90 Wilshire 5000 22508.19 22320.24 22492.02 +124.50 +0.56% +6.26% Kite Pharma KITE Interestrates NET 1YR New Lows 23 32 Russell 2000 1247.12 1238.31 1246.38 +5.44 +0.44% +9.73% TREASURIES YEST PVS CHG WK MO QTR AGO Close: $60.04 5.06 or 9.2% The drug developer reported good 3-month T-bill .25 0.23 +0.02 tt s ... resultsfor an experimentallympho- 6-month T-bill .42 0.40 +0.02 rt s .08 ma treatment. Stocks of LocalInterest 52-wk T-bill .57 0.57 ... tt s .32 $70 52-WK RANGE 52-WK RANGE 2-year T-note .75 0.74 +0.01 tt s .67 NAME TICKER LO HI CLOSE CHG NAME TICKER LO HI CLOSE CHG The yield on the 60 5-year T-note 1.111.12-0.01 tt s1.42 AK Steel Hold AKS 1.64 6 7.09 4.85 -.22 Kennametal Inc KMT 15.11 9 29.45 27.84 +.11 10-year 10-year T-note 1.56 1.58 -0.02 tt s2.09 50 Treasury fell to Alcoa Inc AA 6.14 7 11.50 9.65 -.03 30-year T-bond 2.28 2.32 -0.04 ts s2.87 40 Koppers Hldgs KOP 13.58 9 33.71 30.71 -.26 1.56 percent JAS Allegheny Tech ATI7.08 9 19.10 17.38 -.10 Tuesday. Yields 52-week range MSA Safety Inc MSA 37.68 9 58.62 56.39 +.95 $38.41 $89.84 Alphabet Inc A GOOGL617.84 0 819.06 810.73+8.08 affect rates on NET 1YR Am Eagle Outfit AEO 12.78 8 19.55 18.11+.25 Matthews Intl MATW 45.00 9 62.85 59.94 +.05 mortgages and BONDS YEST PVS CHG AGO Vol.: 5.9m (6.4x avg.) PE: ... other consumer Mkt. Cap: $2.98 b Yield: ... 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The U.S. Israeli Shekel 3.7481 +.0004 +.15% 3.9354 DailyLosers ($2 or more) ExOne Co XONE 6.50 0 14.91 15.16 +.63 UPS class B UPS 87.30 0 111.83 110.01+1.17 currency lost Norwegian Krone 8.1201 -.0001 -.08% 8.5041 ground to the Name Last Chg. %Chg. FNB Corp PA FNB 11.16 4 14.66 12.21 +.06 South African Rand 13.4675 +.0014 +1.88% 13.9032 US Steel Corp X6.15 7 27.64 19.23 -.32 yen, pound and Swedish Krona 8.5863 -.0007 -.60% 8.4184 Caesars h7.67 -1.79 -18.9 FedEx Corp FDX 119.71 0 176.16 177.30+1.96 Mexican peso. Univ Stainless USAP 6.10 7 13.65 10.90 +.05 Swiss Franc .9704 -.0019 -.18% .9801 SkyPFtJc lf 7.04 -1.16 -14.1 Federated Invest B FII 22.76 7 33.13 29.80 +.08 AlliOne rs 18.52 -3.02 -14.0 Fifth Third Bcp FITB 13.84 0 21.14 20.72 +.26 Verizon Comm VZ 43.24 7 56.95 52.49 +.34 ASIA/PACIFIC NoAtlDrl rs 2.75 -.43 -13.5 Fst Comwlth FCF 7.85 9 10.36 10.01 +.08 Viacom Inc B VIAB 30.11 3 53.35 35.47 +.63 Australian Dollar 1.3044 -.0052 -.40% 1.4243 Abeona wt 3.27 -.48 -12.8 Chinese Yuan 6.6796 +.0105 +.16% 6.3771 FirstEnergy Corp FE 28.89 7 36.60 33.67 -.91 WVS Financial WVFC 10.73 7 12.74 11.99-.11 OptimB rs 4.84 -.67 -12.1 Hong Kong Dollar 7.7549 -.0005 -.01% 7.7501 Foster LB FSTR 8.80 3 20.77 11.42-.09 LigandPh 99.64 -13.45 -11.9 Wabtec WAB60.28 6 94.61 78.27 -.47 Indian Rupee 66.429 -.170 -.26% 66.175 GNCHoldingsInc GNC 18.92 1 43.09 20.26 +.37 B2gold g2.55 -.34 -11.8 Singapore Dollar 1.3596 -.0012 -.09% 1.4255 Wesbanco WSBC 26.93 8 34.32 32.41 +.18 VanNR pfB 2.97 -.34 -10.3 Huntgtn Bancshs HBAN 7.83 5 11.87 9.74 +.13 South Korean Won1097.70 -11.70 -1.07% 1192.54 HertzGl 41.55 -4.63 -10.0 II-VI IIVI 15.50 0 23.81 23.46 +.16 Wesco Intl WCC 34.00 9 63.90 58.58 +.79 Taiwan Dollar 31.39-.03 -.10% 33.06 WTO warns of Consumer confidencelifts stocks Report boostsindexes riskstotrade afterslowstart;energy sector suffersslump WTO·FROM B6 Meanwhile,Clinton cited the need for“smart, ASSOCIATED PRESS EuropeanUnion, which fair trade deals,” adding has increaseduncertain- NEW YORK —Stocks re- that the United States ac- ty in apartofthe world bounded Tuesday and climbed counts foronly5percent wheretradehas been rela- after asurveyshowedconsum- of the world’s population tively strong. er confidence is at a nine-year butneeds to “trade with Otherrisks include fi- high, asignAmericanswill theother 95 percent.” nancialmarketvolatility keep spending in the months stemming from changes in TheWTO’s downgrades to come.Technology and con- monetarypolicyindevel- came as the WorldEco- sumer stocks made the largest oped countries —the U.S. nomic Forumwarnedthat gains. FederalReserveisset to adecade-long trend away The market opened lower raise interest rates again from free tradearound the after twodaysoflosses but while the European Cen- worldishurting econo- quickly recovered. The con- tral Bank and the Bank of mies. sumer confidence reportgave Japan could cut borrowing In its annual survey on major indexes aboost and they costs further. competitiveness of 138 lockedinabig gain by early It also voiced worries economies, WEF noteda afternoon. thatgrowing anti-trade global trend to increase Technology companies rhetoric aroundthe world barriers to trade without jumped, and solid resultsfrom imposing tariffs.Thatcan cruise line operator Carnival mightaffect trade policy. AP One planned trade include quotas on trade, sent travel-related companies dealthatlooks to be in levies and other types of higher.Energycompanies Investors worried overDeutsche Bank’soutlook, abig decline in oil prices and asharp trouble is the proposed restrictions. slumped with oil prices as downgrade in global trade predictions. Trans-Atlantic Trade and “Declining openness hopes foraninternational cut Investment Partnership, in theglobal economyis in fuel production faded. to keep the economygrowing $1.26, or 3.2 percent, to $38.38 Corp. of America slumped af- commonlyknown as TTIP, harming competitiveness U.S. consumerconfidence at asteadypace. and ConocoPhillips sank 59 terDemocratic candidate Hill- between the United States and making it harder for reached its highest levelthis Travel companies made cents,or1.5 percent, to $39.43. ary Clintonsaid during the and the EU. leaders to drive sustain- month since August 2007, ac- some of the biggest gainson American Express gained 86 presidential debate Monday TTIP aims to remove able,inclusive growth,” cording to the Conference the S&P 500 after cruise opera- cents,or1.4 percent, to $64.28. night thatstates should stop trade barriers between the said Klaus Schwab, WEF’s Board. Thegroup said its in- torCarnivalreported asolid Afederal appeals courtruled doing business with private twobut thesecretive dis- founder and executive dex rose to 104.1 as consumers profit and strong revenuein late Mondaythatthe company prisons.InAugust the federal cussions have reportedly chairman. grew moreoptimisticabout the thirdquarter and raised didn’t violate antitrust laws by government said the Justice become boggeddownamid TheWEF,whichisbest the labor market. Theresult itsforecast forits full-year preventing stores from asking Department would stop do- growingconcerns —and knownfor hostinganan- was better than expected. results.Carnivalrose $1.88, customers to use one credit ingbusiness with thoseprison protests —inEuropeover nual gathering of business Katie Nixon, chief invest- or 4percent, to $48.35 while cardoveranother and steer- companies.Corrections Corp. what adeal would mean and politicalleaders in the ment officer forNorthern competitor RoyalCaribbean ing consumers to another type lost $1.18, or 7.4 percent, to forfood safety and privacy Swiss ski resortofDavos, Trust, said it’s even moreim- added $3.38, or 4.8 percent, of payment. On Tuesday, the $14.78 and Geo Group slid 94 protections,among other ranks acountry’s competi- portant rightnow becausegov- to $74.35. Southwest Airlines companysaid it will buyback cents,or3.8 percent, to $23.68. things. tiveness according to 12 ernment spending, exports, climbed$1.67, or 4.5 percent,to as muchas150 million shares ChesapeakeEnergyfellfol- and capital spending by busi- Trade issues featured factors suchasthe state of $38.54 and booking site Expe- of its stockand raised its divi- lowing another sign activist nesses areall limited. heavilyinMonday’spres- its infrastructure, its abil- dia gained $4.01, or 3.7 percent, dend to 32 cents from 29 cents. investor CarlIcahn is reducing “Everything’s riding on the idential debate between itytofosterinnovation and to $113.10. Oil and naturalgas company his involvement with the oil consumer right now, ”she said. Hillary Clintonand Don- thestandard of itseduca- Amazon rose $16.95,or2.1 Rice Energysaid it will buy and gascompany. Chesapeake Recentlyinvestors have wor- percent, to $816.11 as consumer VantageEnergy for$2.7 billion ald Trump. tionsystem. said twodirectorsresigned ried about consumer spending stocks made big moves. Net- including debt. Rice Energy In his pitch,Trump said Forthe eighth straight from its board. One of them, because of disappointing auto flix,whichhas slumpedthis fell $2.14, or 7.9 percent, to $25. the United States has to year,Switzerland was Vincent Intrieri, is alongtime sales and retail sales. year after its stockdoubled Part of Vantage’s business “renegotiate” its trade ranked as the most com- associate of Icahn. Earlier this deals and “stop these coun- petitive economyinthe After its slowstart, the in 2015,regained $2.51, or 2.7 will become partofaseparate DowJones industrial average percent, to $97.07. Microsoft Ricecompanycalled RiceMid- month Icahn cut his stakein tries from stealing our world, justahead of Singa- thecompanyto4.6 percent companies and our jobs.” poreand the United States. jumped 133.47 points,or0.7 helpedpull techstocks higher stream Partners,and shares of percent, to 18,228.30. TheStan- as it pickedup$1.05, or 1.8 per- thatpartnership rose $1.21, or from 9.4 percent. Thestockslid dard&Poor’s 500 index picked cent, to $57.95. IBM advanced 5.7 percent, to $22.52. 39 cents, or 5.9 percent, to $6.23. up 13.83points, or 0.6 percent, $2.79, or 1.8 percent, to $156.77. Bond prices continued to Thedollar fell to 100.27 yen “Declining opennessinthe global economyis to 2,159.93. TheNasdaq com- Oil prices fell afterinvestors rise.The yield on the 10-year from 101.34 yen. Theeuroslid posite gained48.22 points,or were disappointed again that Treasury note fell to 1.56 per- to $1.1221 from $1.1255. harming competitivenessand making it 0.9 percent, to 5,305.71. OPEC countries didn’t makea cent from 1.58 percent. Bond France’s CAC-40 lost 0.2 per- harder forleaderstodrivesustainable, Economists had expected deal to limit production. Arep- yields have been slipping for cent while Germany’sDAX consumer confidencewould resentative forIran said there morethan aweekasinvestors fell 0.3 percent. TheFTSE 100 inclusivegrowth.” fall in September.That’spartly probably won’t be anysuch waited forthe Federal Reserve index of leading British shares because of disappointingre- agreement this week and that to makeadecision on interest was0.2 percent lower. Hong KLAUS SCHWAB ports on car and retail sales oil-producing nations should rates.Last Wednesdaythe Fed Kong’s Hang Seng index rose WEF’SFOUNDER AND EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN earlier this month. Investors discuss the issueinNovember. announced it was leaving rates 1.1 percent and Tokyo’s Nikkei have been wonderingifcon- Oil prices rose 3percent on wheretheyare fornow. 225 gained 0.8 percent. Seoul’s sumers would spend enough Monday. DevonEnergy lost Geo Group and Corrections Kospi advanced 0.9 percent. B8 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 Food prices down sharply Don’tholdouthope FOOD · FROM B6 ketchain. Thecompany’s stock if onlymodestly. has lost morethanaquarter At the same time,restaurant from Wal-MartStoresInc.and of its value this year,asprice food can be pricey.The situ- Aldi butalsodollar stores and cuts weighed on profits.Chief ationmakes forstrangecon- onlineretailerAmazon.com forbonuses,raises Inc.Itcouldget worse.Lidl,one Executive Officer Rodney trasts: In Chicago,apound of of Aldi’s German competitors, McMullen expressed frustra- Dunkin’ Donuts coffee sells for is building three distribution tion that manycustomers don’t $4.99 at aJewel-Osco store, less notice. thanthe cost of aventi pump- Payroll budgetsflat survey,itwon’tbesurpris- ers andtheir pay, Abosch centers on the East Coast and ing if the actual 2017 num- says,“if there’sanything plans to open U.S. stores by “The other thing that’s kin spice frappuccino at Star- bersdon’t reachthe predic- to be excited about, it’s that 2018. Even Whole Foods Market always hardisgettingyour bucks. Albertsons Cos.owns despitebetterjob tion. Companies “haven’t hit thereisthatupside poten- Inc. —derided as “Whole Pay- message out, because it’s fasci- Jewel-Osco,aswell as Ran- market, report predicts thatnumberinfivetries,” tial through bonuses.But check” —istrying to compete nating —inour research,most dalls,home of thecheapTexas Aboschsaid, referring to the theunfortunate reality is on price through digital cou- people aresaying their basket ribs. THE WASHINGTONPOST of goods costs moremoney,” Elena Rosa, a63-year-old past fewyears.“Ithought we that’s still alimitedsegment pons and promotions on items had adecent shot this year, suchasbeer and produce. McMullen said on acall with retiredhealth aide,was blase Anyone hoping her of the workforce.”His data analysts this month. when she steered her shopping employer is planning to butthe oil industry got hit showthatwhile “virtually In recent years,KrogerCo. very hard.” — thelargest grocery store Thelikelyreason forMcMul- cart past the refrigerator case put moreintoraisesand all” white-collar profession- Aon Hewitt’s research chain in the United States,with len’s lament: Food,onaver- at Aldi in North Bergen, N.J. bonuses next year is likely als areeligible forcorporate alsofoundthat10percent nearly 2,800 stores —cut prices age,makes up onlyabout 15 Shepaused, notingadozen to be disappointed. incentiveprograms,the per- of companies had frozen to compete with Wal-Martand percent of aconsumer’s bud- eggs forless than $1. Human resources consul- centage of non-unionhourly salaries,upfrom6percent managedtoincrease its market get. Except forgas and other “That’s agoodprice,” she tancyAon Hewitt’s annual workers whoare eligible is in 2015. Struggles in the shareand sales.But deflation energy-related items,prices for said, beforemovingonwithout U.S. Salary Increase Survey morelike14percent. energysector explain the has been hardonthe supermar- most other goods aregoing up, buying acarton. predicts thatbase salaries “It’s been prettyconsis- and bonuses for workers jump,however,and Abosch tentlydownatthatlevel,” won’t budgein2017, despite expects those numbers to he said Monday. “It creates a better job market this year fall backdownnext year. havesand have nots.” thatwouldseem to prompt Thenumbers come as Asked about thelikelihood employers to shell out more some corporations saythey of his 2017 predictions hold- arethinking about doing to compete fortalent. The ing into next year,Abosch away with annual raises. consultancy’s forecast, said aparticularly high Fordecades,companies based on asurveyof1,074 number of factors could have shifted moreand U.S. companies and released sway next year’s numbers. moredollars into perfor- Monday, shows thatthe per- In setting compensation, centage of payroll budgets mance-basedbonuses or other perks,spendingless companies areweighing that companies plan to not onlythe outcome of the spend on bonuses will be flat on yearly increases. Now, electionbut theimpactfrom from the year prior,with12.8 some consultants areurging Brexit, increasingglobal percent of corporate payroll companies to do away with trade issues and OPEC’s budgets going to “variable annualincreasesaltogether, positioning on crude oil pay. ” Raises will be simi- arguing thatthe small 2to larly level, with increases 3percent increasesdon’t pricing, he said. forecasted atjust3percent. reallymotivatepeople or Moreover, newrules that “It’s alittlecounterintui- differentiate employees. will makemillionsmore tive, given the strengthening Some companies are workerseligible forover- economyand job creation considering the idea: Bell- time paykickinonDec.1. numbers,” says Ken Abosch, wether General Electric,for “A lot of organizations are wholeads the firm’s broad- instance.The move comes going to incur some signifi- based compensation prac- as it has revamped howit cant cost increases,” Abosch tice forNorth America.“It’s reviews employeeperfor- said, noting he mayrevisit indicative of the pressure mance,something many thenumbers as aresult. organizations areunder to companies have reconsid- Thenew rules,hesaid, “will keep the lid on fixed costs.” ered in recent years. have some net benefit for AP While that3percent is Yet, while companies are some employees ... butit’s It’s conceivable that Ya hoo passwordshavebeen used to hack other services;the company slightly higher than the rethinking the annual raise, going to probably come at said the theft occurred in late2014. actual 2.8 percent increases not all employees arelikely the expense of some of the companies doled out in 2016, to benefit from the changes. employees it was designed Security questions at risk according to Aon Hewitt’s When it comestowork- to help.”

YAHOO·FROM B6 the sellerhas beenactive in theirreal targets’secrets. thepast has been inaccessible “That’show intelligence establishedwith anycertainty fordays, purportedlydue to works,”Litansaid. wherePeace’scredentials came from. He notedthat cyberattacks. Meanwhile, Yahoo users Yahoo said most of its pass- At themoment, it’s not whorecycle thesame pass- wordsweresecured with one known whoholdsthe pass- word across the Internet may encryption protocol, while wordsorwhether astate-spon- stillbeatrisk. While people Peace’s sample used asecond. sored actor, whichYahoo has can always changethe pass- Peace drew hissample from a blamed forthe breach, would wordsacross all the sites they minority of Yahoo data or he have an interest in passing its use,Yahoo’s announcement was dealing withadifferent data to peoplelikePeace. that some security ques- set of data. Even if the hackwas a tions were compromised, too, “With the information avail- straightforwardespionage meansthatthe risks associ- able at themoment, it’s more operation, Gartner security ated with the breachare likely likelytobethe latter,” Cox analystAvivahLitan said to linger. wrote in an email Tuesday. thatwouldn’t be areason to Apasswordcan be changed, TheAssociated Press has relax. Spies can mine trivial- after all, buthow do you been unabletolocatePeace. seeming data from apparently reset your mother’s maiden Thedarknet marketwhere random citizens to teaseout name? Customers miss Target pill bottles

BOTTLES·FROM B6 regular customers to pharma- worthit, financially. cies don’t likechange. thesecond quarter.Castel said “Even though drugs cost a “When youstarttinkering CVS doesn’t see aconnection lot, pharmacies don’t make with things... the consumer muchoff eachindividual pre- between thatand the change kind of gets alittletesty,” he in prescription bottles. scription,” he said. said. Sawyer holds out hope that But the bottle switchmight Patients can buyprescrip- anynew system CVS adopts have influenced asmall per- tion bottle caps thatglowor might include features from centage of customers to shop beepwhen it’s time to take elsewhere, according to Mar- their medicine.But Purdue theold Target bottlestoreplace shal Cohen, chief retail ana- University pharmacyprofes- the amber bottles,whichshe lyst with marketresearcher sor Alan Zillichhasn’t seen describes as a“ghastly” left- NPD Group.Hesaid the second muchofanevolution in the over from the 1950s. quarter was toughfor many design of pill containers used “Everyone elseusesthe retailers,but he also noted that by pharmacies becauseitisn’t same stupid bottle,” shesaid.

scandal over thebank’ssales About 5,300 employees have Homeprices practices. been fired since 2011. climb in July Stumpf will forfeit $41 mil- lion in stockawards,while Plastic promptsrecall of U.S. home prices rose Tolstedt will forfeit $19 mil- again in July,pulled up by lion of her stockawards,ef- Tysonchicken nuggets strong gains in Portland, fective immediately. Both are giving up bonuses for2016. TysonFoods Inc. says Seattle and Denver. it’s voluntarily recalling TheStandard&Poor’s TheU.S. Labor Department is investigating possible morethan 132,000 pounds of CoreLogic Case-Shiller chickennuggets after receiv- 20-city home price index, abuses of employees in con- ing reports that“hard, white released Tuesday, rose 5 nection with the bank’s al- plastic” was found in some percentinJulyfromayear legedefforts to open millions nuggets. earlier afterincreasing 5.1 of unauthorized accounts to TheSpringdale,Ark.- percentinJune. meet salesgoals. Thelatest reportisfurther Agroup of Democratic based companysaidTuesday evidence that prices arebe- senators last week asked the thatthe 5-pound bags of ingpushed higher by thelim- department to investigate fullycookedpankochicken ited inventoryofhomes on whether Wells Fargo tell- nuggets were sold at Costco the market. That is hurting ers,branchmanagers and stores.Asmall number of salesofbothnew andexist- customer service reps were 20-pound cases of chicken ing homes,despite buyer harassed and threatened with patties,sold under the Spare enthusiasm andhistorically termination in the aggressive Time brand, were sold to a lowmortgage rates. sales push. Areviewofcases wholesaler in Pennsylvania. and complaints is needed to No injuries have been determine whether the bank reported. Wells Fargoexecutives violated the Fair Labor Stan- to forfeitstock awards dards Act, the senators said. —Wirereports Wells Fargo says CEO John Stumpf and the executive whoran thebank’sretail banking division, Carrie Tol- stedt, will forfeit tens of mil- lions of dollarsinpay amid a INJURIESPILINGUPASSTEELERSPREP FORCHIEFS ·C3 WEDNESDAY,SEPTEMBER28,2016 ·SECTION C

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AP COLE RELISHESROLEDOINGDIRTY WORK FORPENGUINS ·C2 C2 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 PENGUINSNOTEBOOK Cole still savoring his role Fleurytogetmajorityof Penguins defenseman timeduringpreseason enjoys doingdirty work for team overflowing with skill by bILL WEST by bILL WEST Until MattMurray recovers from Wilson scores twice; DETROIT —Ian Cole doubt- his broken right thumb —aprocess Pens fall to Detroit ed he’d getany time to hang out that might take as manyassix with hisfamily,whichresides weeks —the Penguins’ backup DETROIT —Inside the are- goaltending job seemingly remains na Gordie Howe called home, in Ann Arbor,Mich., during the vacant, as coachesand front office Penguins’ quicktriptoJoe Louis aPenguin with something to members aren’t ready to declare prove almost achievedthe so- Arena forTuesdaynight’s exhibi- 21-year-old rookie Tr istanJarry tion with the Detroit RedWings. called hat trick named after or anyother netminder in the Mr.Hockey in the team’sfirst But he wondered whether,on organization the next manup. preseason game,a4-2 loss theoff chance they did connect, The Penguins’first fewexhibition to theRed Wings on Tu esday. Cole should offer an apology for gameswon’tshed much light on Garrett Wilson, a25-year- anybrutish wordsorbehavior who mightclaim thespot, either. old winger who signed as his lovedoneswitnessed from Coach MikeSullivan indicated afreeagent July 7, scored him on the ice or might see in the after Tu esday’smorning skate both Penguins goals and also that Marc-AndreFleury will receive earned afighting major. near future. significant preseason minutes so the The27-year-old defenseman Marc-AndreFleury stopped veterangoalie,who last sawregular 16 of the 19 shotshefaced said he wonders howfrequently game action in late March, canfully opponents’actions willrequire during two periods. preparefor the regular season. —Bill West pushbackthis season and when “We’ll listento(goalie coach Mike his confidentand sometimes con- AP Bales) on what we think is best forMarcand getting him to his frontational style of play would PenguinsdefensemanIan Cole skates with the puck against the 2015 and ’16 —further complicated A-game,”Sullivan said. help the cause. his pursuit of an NHL rosterspot. RedWings in the second period Tu esdayinDetroit. Cole said he Fleury will not dressfor Wednes- “As ateam,Ithinkyou saw thinks he might “get alittle toofired up sometimes. I’msuremy as the (2015-16) season and the day’sexhibition in Chicago,though. Tools of the trade mom wouldn’tappreciatesome of the wordsthatIuse sometimes. Jarry and CaseyDeSmith arethe playoffs went on, we certainly But Ithink it’s an aspect that our team certainly needs.” only two goaltenderslistedonthe Carter Rowneyrealizes he likely gotalittlemoreofachip on our roster, whichalso includesfour play- won’tcenter alinewith Conor shoulder,” Cole said. “I hope that He’sstrongand sturdy,though, quickasIcan and getthe puck erswho contributed to lastseason’s Sheary and Scott Wilson by theend guys didn’t forget thatwithall and he embraces asimple game back to ourunbelievablegroup StanleyCup run:defensemen Trevor of this week.Heskatedbetween of the celebrating and the cham- that blends pragmatic pass- of forwards as fast as Ican, and Daleyand Brian Dumoulin and for- them duringTuesday’smorning skate. That added abrief new pagne and the cigars thatwehad ing with physicality.One of the then getupand supportthem,” wardsChris Kunitz and Eric Fehr. all summer. chapter to what theyaccomplished team’s primarypenalty killers, said Cole,who had 15 points in aseasonago in Wilkes-Barre/ “We’renot going to getinto he finished tied forfirst on the 94 games.“Everyone on the de- Percy’spursuit Defenseman Stuart Percysenses Scranton, beforeSheary and Wilson slugging matches withthese guys, Penguins in blockedshots (122), fense needs to be jumping in and became breakout starsduringthe gettinginto punchouts.We’rego- second in penalty minutes (59) joining the play. There’s no lon- therestill is time to liveuptothe hype he garnered as afirst-round Penguins’second-half push. ing to playour game,but we’renot and thirdinhits (122) last season. geraquintessential stay-at-home draft pick of To rontoin2011. He But Rowney, who signed atwo- goingtobepushed around and be There’s no denying his brand of defenseman anymore. Everyone wonderswhether thePenguins’ year contract extension with the intimidated. Ithink that’s what we hockeydiffers from thatofthe needs to have atwo-wayaspect to speed-friendly system canjump- PenguinsinMarch and turned 27 in didsowell in theplayoffs.” Penguins’ morepeaceful, puck- our game.” start acareer that hitalowpoint May, seeshis ability to mesh with ThePenguins’ team T-shirts moving defensemen. CoachMikeSullivanconsiders when he didn’treceiveaqualifying gifted scorersand humblegrinders forthe 2016-17 season aren’t Stan- Beforehebecame partofan internal competition the highest offer from the Maple Leafsasa as critical to his career advancement. He revealedthe extent of his ley Cup-centric.Instead, they cel- effective bottompairwithJustin priority in this season’s training restrictedfreeagent in June. ebratethe twoelements of the Schultz during the final month of “I think their style of game suits offensiveabilitiesin2015-16 when camp,soCole must distinguish he tallied 68 pointsin84games game Penguins coachMikeSul- the regularseason, Cole endured himself from the Penguins’ other my style of play, kind of using fiveguysonthe iceand playing with the Baby Pens. livanmost prizes: On the front of an evolving role.Heopened the defensiveoptions.The defense- fast,movingthe puck well,just His chances of landing aspoton the shirtisthe word “Fast,” and 2015-16 campaign as Kris Letang’s man’s goal is to handle the dirty the Penguins rosterlikely depend on the backis“Fearless.” working as aunit,”Percy said of partner, and their time together work without allowing opponents the Penguins,who signed himto on howhehandles amoredefense- Cole starts his thirdseason with reflected the Penguins’ struggles to divert hisattention. aone-year,two-way deal July 1. oriented role at center or wing. thePenguins certain he injects under MikeJohnston. His ice time “For me,the best kind of tough- “When theycalled, it waskind of a “Whatever role they need me thelatter. dwindled as he adopted athird- ness is the type of toughness that no-brainer forme.” in, Ithink that’s justanother “I think Imaybe getalittle too pairingidentity,and his partner doesn’t allow your opponents to Sullivan said he intends to use the opportunity, so you’ve got to take it fired up out theresometimes,” he frequentlychanged. deter youfromyour game,” Sul- Penguins’ first fewexhibitions to get andrun with it,” Rowneysaid. Sullivan emphasized that said. “I’m suremymom wouldn’t Then came the month of inac- livansaid. “WhatIadmired about better looksatthe organization’s mentalityfor all of the forwards who appreciatesome of the wordsthat tivity from Jan. 22 to Feb. 20, when our group was theirfocus and unfamiliar faces. That includes Iuse sometimes.But Ithink it’s he was ahealthyscratch. Percy, who likely sitswell behind hope to replicatewhat Sheary and their determination to playour Wilson accomplished. an aspect thatour team certainly In Schultz,Cole found afine Derrick Pouliot on the left-handed game and not somebodyelse’s.… “Whatever theirrespectivegames needs.Hopefully, that’ll makethe complement. One specialized in defenseman depth chart but As long as we do thatand don’t get believeshemight prove himself are,”Sullivansaid, “wewant them other teams knowthatwe’renot offensive-zone duties.The other deterred and getdistracted, then valuable as apuck-mover. to bring it, and bring it with a goingtoget pushed around by welcomedthe pushing and posi- we’regoing to win games.” Percyplayed12gameswith vengeance.” themphysicallyorbywhatever tioning that mattered so much To ronto, including nine in 2014-15, else.” in the defensive zone. Both were Bill West is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. and has threecareer points. But he Bill West is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. At 6-foot-1 and 219 pounds,Cole responsibleinthe neutral zone. Reachhim at [email protected] struggled at timeswith his two-way Reachhim at [email protected] doesn’t cast an imposingshadow. “I close (on puckcarriers) as or via Twitter @BWest_Trib. game.Apairofconcussions —in or via Twitter @BWest_Trib. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 · C3

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AROUND THESTEELERS Staying patient with QUESTION MARKS running game apriority Afterusing a60-40 pass-to-run mix in wins overWashington and Foster,Shazier, Rogers Cincinnati, the Steelersran just18.5 percent of the time in a34-3lossto among those who could the Philadelphia EaglesonSunday. miss game against Chiefs Of course,the large deficit dictated the pass-heavyplaycalls. The Steelers by JOE RUTTER had justtwo runs after halftime,one coming on the final play. When the NFL changed its Didtheyabandon therun too injuryreportdesignations this quickly? year,iteliminated the “probable” “Weshouldhaveprobablystayed category. withthe runalittle longer,”quarterback Steelerscoach MikeTomlin Ben Roethlisberger »NFL notes said on his weekly radio went one stepfurther Tuesday, Briefs,C7 show, adding, “You addingatermtothe injury lexi- can’tbeasone-dimen- con: Very questionable. sionaland throwingitall thetime when Tomlin used those twowords they’re teeing offonyou.” repeatedlyathis weeklynews Coach Mike To mlin agreed. conference to describe the avail- “You could saythat,”Tomlin ability of three injured starters answeredwhen asked if the Steelers —guardRamon Foster,lineback- abandonedthe running game too soon. “But we weren’tdoing agood er Ryan Shazier and slot receiver enough job of stopping them.” Eli Rogers —for Sundaynight’s The Steelershad 15 rushing yards game against the KansasCity on eight attemptsinthe first half, Chiefs at Heinz Field. and To mlin wanted to re-establish Tomlin also said the Steelers arunning game in the second half. (2-1) couldbewithout safeties Then, the Eaglestook the kickoff and RobertGolden and rookie Sean scored on a73-yard passplay, turning Davis,the latter anew addition a10-point lead intoa20-3advantage. to the injury report. • Wide receiver Antonio Brown Foster (chest), Rogers (turf said on his radio showthatofficials toe), Shazier (knee) andGold- made him change his blue shoesat en (hamstring) had previously halftime of the Eaglesgame.“They known injuries from the Steelers’ almosttried to take me out of the CHAZ PALLA |TRIBUNE-REVIEW 34-3 loss to the Philadelphia Ea- game,” said Brown, who wasfined for Ramon Fosterhasn’tmissed agame sinceSeptember 2014, but aturf toeinjury could keep himout wearing the blue shoesduring Week 1. gles.Davis,Tomlin said, has a of Sunday’s game againstthe Chiefs. “He’sabig part of theoffense,” center MaurkicePouncey said. backinjury thatwas not reported • If Eli Rogers (turf toe) can’t after the game. Compounding Foster’s inju- Rogers is theteam’s fourth- Those injuries could mean the Tomlin said the Steelers’ met- playagainstthe Chiefs, Browncould ry is thatbackup CodyWallace leading receiverwith nine catch- first playing time on defense for resume puntreturnduties. To mlin tle will be tested when they try hasn’tplayedthis seasonbecause es for100 yardsand atouchdown. Justin Gilbert, whowas acquired also didn’trule outusing Markus to rebound from the team’s most of aknee injury,meaning B.J. His absence would put Markus from the Browns beforethe sea- Wheaton in that role.Rogershas lopsided defeatsince 1989. Finney,afirst-year playerand Wheaton or Darrius Heyward- son and has been limited to spe- returned four puntsfor 30 yards “Wehaveanopportunityto undrafted free agent, could make Bey in theslot receiver role. cial teams so far. (7.5 average). learnabout ourselves and how his firstNFL start.Finney played In his season debut against the “He’s past the learning-what- yourespond to adversity, ”Tomlin 38 snaps against the Eagles and Eagles,Wheaton dropped three to-do stage,” Tomlin said, “and • Roethlisberger saidhewas said. “I believe this week we’ll looked “solid,” Tomlin said. passes, including apotential movingontothe critical element “blessed”tohaveplayedaround of golf with Arnold Palmer,who died getasnapshot of this group’s “Ramon goes down, and it’s a touchdown in the backofthe of gaining enough details in our resiliencyand ability to respond Sundaynight. Early in his career, blow to everybody,” quarterback end zone.Hefinishedwith one defense to be successful.” Roethlisberger playedatLatrobe to injury. Ben Roethlisberger said on his catchfor 2yards. One playerthe Steelers could Country Club in agroup that included “We’vegot anumberofguys weeklyradio show.“Youlose a Golden playedonly10snaps getbackislinebackerLawrence his college coach, the late Te rry whowon’t be availabletousfor coginthatwheel —and Iknow against the Eagles beforesuffer- Timmons, whowas limited to 17 Hoeppner,and Palmer.“Iknewhow anumber of reasons.” it’s next man up —but it’s tough ing his hamstring injury. He has snapsagainst the Eagles because special it wasatthe time,and as I’ve Foster,the team’s mosttenured because you’relosing aguy you playedin63consecutive regular- of a“puncturewound” suffered gotten older,Irealize even morehow special it was,”Roethlisberger said. offensive lineman, was limited knowsomuchabout.” season games,fifth among NFL on akicktothe shin. He was to 22 snaps against the Eagles. Shazier,the Steelers’ leading safeties. taken to ahospitaland returned He last missed aregular-season tackler,was in and out of the Davis played91percent of the • Former Steelerslinebacker Kevin just as the game finished. Greene will receivehis Hall of Fame game in September 2014 against lineup againstthe Eagles after defensive snaps against the Ea- “He appears to be fine,” Tomlin Tampa Bay. ring duringhalftime Sunday. Greene’s aggravating aknee injury in the gles,moving from slot corner to said. “We’ll watchhim through- wife, Ta ra,will sing the national “It’s huge,”centerMaurkice first half.Heplayed51percent of his natural safetyposition after out thecourse of the week.” anthem. Styx will accompanyTara Pouncey said of Foster’sinjury. the snaps and finished the game. Golden was injured. Greene and also will playduring the “He’s abig partofthe offenseand If he sits out,Vince Williams “Beingayoung guy,heneeds Joe Rutter is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. ceremony. Greg Lloyd will present does agreat job of blocking. He’s couldmovetoShazier’s left inside to be abletopractice in order to Reach [email protected] Greene with the Hall of Fame ring. aleader out there.” spot.L.J.Fortisthe other option. participate,” Tomlin said. or via Twitter@tribjoerutter. —Joe Rutter C4 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016

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TODAY NOTEBOOK BlueJaysextend vs.Cubs 7:05 p.m. wild-cardcushion PNC Park TV/radio: Root Sports/ 93.7FM, 1450 AM, 1480 AM, ASSOCIATED PRESS The Indians clinched the Pirates Radio Network Josh Donaldson hit a AL CentraltitleMondaynight in Detroit, and their starting PROBABLE PITCHERS two-run homer,Aaron Sanchezstruck out10and the lineup Tu esdaywas without Blue Jays beat the Orioles, Jason Kipnis, Francisco 5-1, on Tu esdaynight in the Lindor,MikeNapoliand Jose openeroftheir AL wild-card Ramirez. showdown. Detroit took full advantage, Ezequiel Carreraalso beating Cleveland foronlythe homered as the BlueJays thirdtime all year and pulling wonfor the sixth time in eight within agame of Baltimorefor Cubs Pirates games. the American League’s second RHP RHP Theyleadthe wild-card wild card. JAKE VS. JAMESON standings by twogamesover Ya nkees6,Red Sox4— ARRIETA TAILLON CHRISTOPHER HORNER |TRIBUNE-REVIEW the Orioleswith fivetoplay. Gary Sanchez, Didi Gregorius (18-7, 2.85) (4-4, 3.49) Gerrit Cole (center)and Jameson Ta illon(left)talk in the dugout during Baltimore beganthe daytwo and Ty ler Austin homered off David Price, andNew Tu esday’sgame againstthe Cubs. gamesahead of Detroit and Gamecast: Arrietahas allowed Seattle forthe league’sfinal Yo rk ended Boston’s11-game six runsineach of his past playoff spot. winning streak and delayedits two starts vs.the Pirates.In14 Oriolesslugger Chris Davis AL Easttitle celebration. career starts againstthem, he is wasejectedfor arguing with Designated hitter David 9-2 with a2.44ERA.... Ta illon’s Pitchingcanclosegap plateumpireWill Little after Ortiz, starting hisfinal series 3.19 ERAinAugustwas tops striking outagainstJoe Biagini in the Bronx, went 0for 5with among NL rookies…In his last in the seventh, thethird time two strikeoutsand stranded outing, Ta illon gave up three by TRAVIS SAWCHIK we need to do to improve andbea in three at-batsDavis was sevenrunners. runs and six hitsinfiveinnings championship team.” caught looking. and gotano-decision vs.the As players made their waytothe field ThePirates will enter the offseason with Baltimore manager Buck National League Nationals. ... Ta illon has issued forbatting practiceTuesday, injured plentyofquestions abouttheir pitching. Showalter also wastossed Nationals 4, only three walks andracked up starting pitcher Gerrit Cole,cladinaT-shirt Who slotsinthe rotation afterCole and after he came out to argue. Diamondbacks 2 —Max 18 strikeoutsoverhis pastfour and shorts, pulled up achair aside pitching Ta illon?Can theyacquire aqualityveteran? Tigers12, Indians 0 — Scherzerstruck out 10 and starts(21 innings). prospectTyler Glasnowtohaveachat in Right-hander Ivan Nova likely will test free Miguel Cabrerahomered allowedtwo runs in six the clubhouse. agency. and drove in fiveruns in the innings, and Anthony Rendon Nearbywas the locker spaceoffellow When the Pirates reached three straight first two innings, and Justin hit ago-ahead three-run NEXT UP topyoung arm Jameson Ta illon. Howdo postseasons from 2013-15, theyhad at Verlander struck out 12 to lift homer as Washington inched the Pirates close the gap with the Cubs in leasttwo veteranoptions in the rotation Detroit overaCleveland lineup closer to home-field advantage Thursday, 7:05 p.m.: 2017? CubsLHP RobZastryzny each year including A.J. Burnett (2013, full of backups. in the NL Division Series. “The enginepartofitisthe starting ‘15), FranciscoLiriano (2013-15) and (1-0,0.79) vs.Pirates RHP rotation,”said Pirates manager Clint Edinson Volquez(2014). Ivan Nova (12-8,4.25) ... Hurdle. “The game will alwaysstart with This will be abullpen game The Pirates’starting staff figures to be pitching,”Hurdle said. “Alwayshas. Fernandezwarned before ill-fatedtrip forthe Cubs, whowill use a as young and homegrown as it has been Alwayswill.” mix of relievers.Zastryzny under Hurdle and Pirates general manager Marlinspitcher Jose MiamiRiver in the city’s has pitched atotal of four Neal Huntington to open next season. It Core valuesdiscussed Fernandezwas apatron downtownsection and innings this month. is unclear if the club will be abletoadd AfterMondaynight’s losstothe Cubs, at aMiami Riverbar and allows boatstodock Friday, 8:15 p.m.: Pirates aqualityveteran pitcher.What is certain outfielder Andrew McCutchen pointed to restaurant the same night alongside. RHP Ty ler Glasnow (0-1, is the staff has to be healthierand more the importance of core players. he and two friends were Fernandez, 24,died 4.91)vs. CardinalsRHP productive. “Inorder to have agoodteamyou have killed in aboat crash, a when theboat he owned Carlos Martinez(15-9, 3.15) Jeff Lockeleads the team in innings to keep acoregroup of guys,”McCutchen spokeswoman forthe es- slammed at highspeed into ... Martinezhas allowed pitched with127.Only two Pirates pitchers said. “It’s very important to have acore tablishment said Tu esday. arock jettyearly Sunday two runs or fewerinseven have made morethan19starts. and keep acore. Acoredoesn’tchange.” Afriend of oneofthe justoff SouthBeach, inves- of his pasteight starts. Conversely,the Chicago Cubs have had Hurdle wasasked aboutMcCutchen’s victims said he warned him tigatorssaid.Emilio Jesus five pitchersmakeatleast 28 startsand comments Tu esday. againstthe post-midnight Macias, 27,and 25-year-old pitch at least166 innings. “Thereare challengeswith transition, trip,and Marlins center Eduardo Riveroalsodied. HE SAID IT ... The Pirates notonlytrailed the Cubs with moving people in and out,that’s fielder Marcell Ozuna said The Miami-Dade County in the NL Central by 23 gamesentering alwaysgoing to happen in this game … he and at leasttwo other medical examinerhas not “It’s nottoo often youget this Tu esday, but the Pirateshad allowed teammates turned down released toxicology results much talent in one room on one That goes back to everyone else picking up nearly 200 more runs thanthe Cubs this invitations to go and tried that might determineif team. We need to realize what we their shoveland digging alittlebit deeper. season. The Cubs have allowed529 runs to discourage Fernandez Fernandezorthe other two have here and be grateful forit.” It startswith the manager and coaching entering Tu esday, compared to thePirates’ staff and theplayers,” Hurdle said. “I think from going out. victims were under the in- —Kris Bryant, 726. it’s interesting that players have theirown American Social Bar & fluenceofalcohol or drugs. Cubs thirdbaseman From 2013-15, the Piratesallowed601.3 perspective, theirown lens. Ihonor that. Kitchen spokeswoman Authorities have said runs per season. “Sometimesminemight not match Dana Rhoden said in an no evidenceofalcohol or THECLOSER “Wehad to recreate our starting rotation the same waytheirsdo. Those aregreat email Fernandezwas there drugs wasfound at the This is thefirst time Cubs this year,” Hurdle said. “Asthe season conversations we get to have overthe beforethe accident. The crash scene. manager Joe Maddon has went on, we found some players,some winter.…How do youadapt to change? statement did not indicate The Marlins announced posteda100-win season. He pitchers, that aregoingtohelpusmoving (That) is probably abetter question.”. whether Fernandezhad apublic viewing will be notched 90 wins six times forward. We took some chances on some been drinking or what time WednesdayataMiami before, including 97-win things earlythatdidn’twork out likewe Travis Sawchik is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. he left. church. seasons with the 2008 Rays anticipated. Reachhim at [email protected] The bar is along the —AP and 2015 Cubs. “I think we arewell awareofwhat or via Twitter@Sawchik_Trib. C6 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016

NATIONAL LEAGUE Drake 110001114.08 Inherited runners-scored—Romero1-1, Toronto IP HRER BBSO NP ERA MLBSTANDINGS Jennings 1-0. HBP—Shields (Dickerson). NATIONALS4, Sanchez W, 14-2 Umpires—Home, Greg Gibson; First, Mike DIAMONDBACKS2 6511310103 3.06 NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Estabrook; Second, BenMay; Third,Ed Hickox. T—3:04. A—13,665 (40,615). Arizona AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Biagini 210002222.74 Osuna 120000112.57 EASTDIVISION EASTDIVISION Segura2b41110 2.316 Umpires—Home, Will Little; First, Lance REDS15,CARDINALS2 Lamb 3b 311011.250 Barksdale; Second, Angel Hernandez; WLPCTGBWCGBL10 Str WLPCTGBWCGBL10 Str Cincinnati AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Goldschmidt 1b 300011.299 Third, TedBarrett. T—2:39. A—44,762 Peraza ss 411100.324 Castillo c40110 1.266 x-Washington 92 65 .586 ——4-6 W-1 z-Boston 92 65 .586 ——9-1L-1 (49,282). Suarez 3b 611102.248 Drury lf 400000.275 NewYork 83 74 .529 9—5-5L-1 Toronto8770.554 5—6-4 W-1 Votto 1b 432110.321 Tomas rf 401001.269 TIGERS12,INDIANS0 Renda 2b 100000.178 Owings ss 402002.276 Cleveland AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Miami 78 78 .500 13.5 45-5 W-2 Baltimore8572.5417 —4-6 L-1 Duvall lf 644500.242 Haniger cf 300002.226 Naquin cf 300013.295 Philadelphia 70 86 .449 21.5 12 5-5L-1 NewYork 80 76 .513 11.5 4.5 3-7W-1 Holt lf 000000.235 Delgado p00000 0.000 M.Martinez 2b 400002.245 Phillips 2b 524200.293 Hathaway p00000 0--- Almonte rf 400002.267 Atlanta 63 92 .406 28 18.5 7-3L-1 TampaBay 65 91 .417 26.5 19.5 2-8L-4 De Jesus 1b 101000.237 Burgos p00000 0--- Santana dh 400001.253 Schebler cf 411002.263 c-Gosselin ph 100000.278 Guyer lf 301001.333 CENTRAL DIVISION CENTRAL DIVISION 1-Iribarren pr-cf 100000.357 Koch p10000 1.000 Aguilar 1b 300001.000 Selsky rf 525400.378 Brito cf 100000.182 Gimenez 3b 300001.216 x-Chicago 100 56 .641— —7-3 W-2 x-Cleveland 91 66 .580 ——6-4 L-1 Barnhart c51310 0.256 Totals 32 262211 Moorec 300002.000 St.Louis 81 75 .519 19 15-5 L-2 Detroit 84 73 .5357 16-4 W-1 W.Peralta p00000 0--- Washington AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Gonzalez ss 303000.286 De Los Santos p00000 0--- Turner cf 311010.340 Totals 30 040113 Pirates 77 79 .494 23 55-5 L-3 KansasCity 79 77 .506 11.5 5.5 5-5W-2 Adleman p20000 0.158 Werth lf 300001.247 Detroit AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Milwaukee 71 86 .452 29.5 11.5 5-5W-1 Chicago 75 81 .481 15.5 9.5 4-6 W-3 a-Lopez ph-c 100000.000 Drew 2b 300100.274 Kinsler 2b 312111.289 Totals 45 15 22 15 14 Rendon 3b 311301.269 b-Castellanos ph-3b Cincinnati 66 90 .423 34 16 4-6 W-3 Minnesota 56 100 .359 34.5 28.5 2-8L-1 St. Louis AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Zimmerman 1b 300000.217 111000.288 G.Garcia 2b 401001.272 Goodwin rf 300002.297 Maybin cf 321010.322 WEST DIVISION WEST DIVISION Piscotty rf 211000.272 Espinosa ss 300001.209 c-Collins ph-rf 111100.235 Pham cf 201000.228 Lobaton c20100 0.226 Cabrera1b32351 0.311 x-LosAngeles 90 66 .577 ——8-2W-5 x-Texas9265.586 ——5-5L-2 Molina c10010 0.301 1-Severino pr-c 110000.333 Romine 1b-lf 111200.236 SanFrancisco 82 74 .526 8—4-6 L-1 Seattle 83 73 .532 8.5 1.5 5-5W-2 Kelly c20000 0.154 Scherzer p10000 1.162 V.Martinez dh 401000.292 Adams 1b 300001.249 a-Difo ph 010010.292 d-Moyaph-dh 101000.258 Colorado 73 83 .468 17 94-6 L-4 Houston 82 75 .5221035-5L-1 Tuivailala p00000 0--- Solis p00000 0.000 J.Martinez rf 311011.313 SanDiego 66 90 .423 24 16 4-6 W-1 LosAngeles 70 87 .446 22 15 7-3W-1 Williams p00000 0.000 Kelley p000000.000 e-Jones ph-cf 100000.214 b-Pena ph 100000.154 b-Revere ph 100000.219 Upton lf 312310.245 Arizona 65 92 .414 25.5 17.5 3-7L-1 Oakland 67 89 .429 24.5 17.5 3-7L-1 J.Peralta 3b 311001.252 Melancon p00000 0--- McGehee 1b 000000.228 Rosario 3b 100000.184 Totals 26 43426 Aybar 3b-2b 4 00002.244 z-clinched playoff berth; x-clinched division Mosslf30000 1.225 Arizona 101 000 000 —2 60 McCann c32100 1.221 Gyorko ss 301100.239 Washington 000 004 00x —4 30 Iglesias ss 301000.248 SCORES TODAY’SSCHEDULE MLB LEADERS Grichuk cf 200000.242 a-walked for Scherzer in the 6th. a-Machado ph-ss1 0000 0.100 Mayers p00000 0--- b-grounded out for Kelley in the 8th. Totals 35 12 16 12 55 NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Martinez 1b 101000.462 c-lined out for Burgos in the 9th. 1-ran Cleveland 000 000 000 —0 40 DOUBLES J.Garcia p00000 0.171 Washington 4, Arizona 2 Arizona (Miller2-12) at Washington (Gonzalez 11-10), 7:05 p.m. Wacha p10000 1.026 for Lobaton in the 6th. LOB—Arizona 6, Detroit 230 100 33x —1216 0 Murphy,Washington, 47; Freeman, Atlanta, 43; Rizzo, Chicago, Chicago Cubs at Pirates (n) ChicagoCubs (Arrieta 18-7) at Pirates (Taillon 4-4), 7:05 p.m. Weaver p 0 0 0 0 0 0 .385 Washington 2. 2B—Lamb(31), Castillo 43; Segura, Arizona, 40; Gonzalez, Colorado, 40 a-grounded out for Iglesias in the 8th. N.Y. Mets at Miami (n) N.Y. Mets (Lugo 4-2) at Miami (Cashner 5-11), 7:10 p.m. Kiekhefer p00000 0.000 (24). HR—Segura(20), off Scherzer; TRIPLES b-doubled for Kinsler in the 8th. c-tripled Philadelphia at Atlanta(n) Philadelphia (Morgan 2-10) at Atlanta (Foltynewicz 8-5), 7:10 p.m. Hazelbaker rf 200000.240 Rendon (19), off Delgado. RBIs—Segura for Maybin in the 8th.d-singled for Cincinnati at St.Louis (n) Cincinnati (DeSclafani 8-5) at St. Louis (Leake 9-11), 8:15 p.m. Owings, Arizona, 11;Hernandez, Philadelphia, 11; Lamb, Totals 31 26205 (64), Castillo (67), Drew (20), Rendon 3 V.Martinez in the 8th. e-grounded out for Arizona, 9; Crawford, SanFrancisco, 9; LeMahieu, Colorado, 8 L.A. Dodgers at SanDiego (n) L.A. Dodgers (Maeda 16-9) at SanDiego (Perdomo 8-10), 10:10 p.m. Cincinnati 210 740 100 —1522 0 (84). SB—Turner 2(29). SF—Drew. S— J.Martinez in the 8th. LOB—Cleveland HOME RUNS Colorado at SanFrancisco (n) Colorado (Chatwood 11-9) at SanFran. (Samardzija 12-10), 10:15 p.m. St. Louis 000 110 000 —2 60 Koch. Runners left in scoring position— 4, Detroit 5. 2B—Maybin (14), Cabrera Arenado, Colorado, 40; Bryant, Chicago, 39; Carter,Milwaukee, Arizona 4(Segura2,Tomas, Haniger); (31), Castellanos (24). 3B—Collins (3). AMERICAN LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE 38; Duvall, Cincinnati, 33; Kemp, Atlanta, 33 a-grounded out for Adleman in the 8th. Washington 1(Drew). RISP—Arizona 1 HR—Cabrera(35), off Clevinger; Upton b-popped out for Williams in the 9th. for 7; Washington 1for 4. N.Y. Yankees 6, Red Sox4 Seattle (Paxton 5-7) at Houston (Fister 12-12), 2:10 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE 1-ran for Schebler in the 7th. LOB— (29), off Plutko; Romine (2), off Adams. Toronto 5, Baltimore1 Boston (Buchholz 8-10) at N.Y. Yankees (Mitchell 1-2),7:05p.m. Arizona IP HRER BBSO NP ERA RBIs—Kinsler (79), Cabrera5(102), DOUBLES Cincinnati 9, St.Louis 3. 2B—Phillips Koch 512213692.25 Upton 3(85), Romine 2(16), Collins Detroit 12, Cleveland 0 Baltimore(Tillman 16-6) at Toronto (Liriano 8-13), 7:07 p.m. Ortiz, Boston, 48; Ramirez, Cleveland, 45; Altuve,Houston, 41; (34), J.Peralta (16). 3B—Piscotty (3). Delgado L, 4-2 112211184.56 (15). CS—Guyer (2), Upton (4). Runners Minnesota at Kansas City (n) Cleveland (Bauer 12-8) at Detroit (Fulmer 11-7), 7:10 p.m. Betts, Boston, 40; Machado, Baltimore, 40 HR—Votto (27), off J.Garcia; Duvall Hathaway 10000294.50 left in scoring position—Cleveland 1 Seattle at Houston (n) Minnesota (Santana 7-11) at Kansas City (Vargas 0-0), 7:15p.m. TRIPLES (32), off J.Garcia; Selsky (2), off Wacha; Burgos 110000165.66 (Almonte); Detroit 1(Aybar). RISP— Tampa BayatChicago White Sox(n) Tampa Bay(Snell 6-8) at Chicago White Sox(Gonzalez 4-8), 8:10 p.m. Eaton, Chicago, 9; Andrus, Texas, 7; Dyson, Kansas City,7; Duvall (33), off Weaver. RBIs—Peraza Washington IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Cleveland 0for 2; Detroit 7for 12. Oakland at L.A. Angels (n) Oakland (Gray 5-11) at L.A.Angels (Meyer 1-3), 10:05 p.m. Bradley Jr., Boston, 7; Gardner,New York, 6 (25), Suarez (66), Votto (90), Duvall Scherzer W, 19-7 Runners moved up—Iglesias. GIDP—V. HOME RUNS 5(100), Phillips 2(63),Selsky 4(7), 6622210 98 2.82 Martinez, Jones. DP—Cleveland 3(Moore, INTERLEAGUE INTERLEAGUE Trumbo, Baltimore, 45; Encarnacion, Toronto, 42; Dozier, Barnhart (48), Molina (54), Gyorko Solis H, 8100 000122.29 Gonzalez), (M.Martinez, Gonzalez, Milwaukee at Texas (n) Milwaukee (Anderson 9-11) at Texas (Hamels 15-5),8:05p.m. Minnesota, 42; Cruz, Seattle, 41; Davis, Oakland, 40 (55). SB—Peraza (17), Phillips 2(14). Kelley H, 12 10000092.68 Aguilar), (Gimenez, M.Martinez, CS—Peraza (9). SF—Peraza, Molina. Melancon S, 44-48 Aguilar); Detroit 1(McCann, Kinsler). S—Adleman 2. Runners leftinscoring 10000192.02 Cleveland IP HRER BBSO NP ERA position—Cincinnati 5(Suarez, Schebler, Koch pitched to 2batters in the 6th. Clevinger L, 2-3 Barnhart 2, Adleman). RISP—Cincinnati Inherited runners-scored—Delgado 2-2. 275522435.33 Sanchez 2(42), Gregorius (69), Austin Kemp lf 400000.232 Semien ss 200010.233 Dickerson lf 301011.247 9for 17;St. Louis 1for 2. Runners moved HBP—Koch (Werth). Umpires—Home, Garner 121112274.82 2(9). S—Leon, Gardner 2. Runners left Castroc 400002.211 Maxwell c30100 0.286 Longoria 3b 200020.277 up—Peraza, Phillips. GIDP—Grichuk. DP— Adam Hamari; First,CBBucknor; Second, Armstrong 200010252.53 in scoring position—Boston 3(Ortiz 2, Marisnick cf 110010.207 1-Muncy pr 000000.191 Miller 1b 401001.250 Cincinnati 1(Suarez, Phillips, Votto). Fieldin Culbreth; Third, Manny Gonzalez. Plutko 233311457.36 Ramirez); New York 2(Castro, Romine). a-Reed ph 100000.174 Dull p00000 0--- Mahtook cf 402001.188 Cincinnati IP HRER BBSO NP ERA T—2:40. A—24,297 (41,418). Adams 143300219.82 RISP—Boston 2for 9; NewYork 1for Hernandez cf 100000.207 Eibner cf 300000.174 Decker rf 413000.171 Adleman W, 3-4 Detroit IP HRER BBSO NP ERA 6. Runners moved up—Betts. LIDP— Totals 40 3103210 Totals 30 14124 Casali dh 401100.169 742204853.90 AMERICAN LEAGUE W.Peralta 110001129.00 Verlander W, 16-8 Headley. GIDP—Leon, Sanchez 2, Romine. Seattle 101000 001 01 —412 0 Los Angeles AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Ramirez ss 400000.162 2/ De Los Santos 11000095.06 7 3 40 0112110 3.10 DP—Boston 4(Bogaerts, Pedroia, Houston 000001 002 00 —310 1 Escobar 3b 411000.309 Wilson c40100 2.238 BLUEJAYS 5,ORIOLES1 1/ St. Louis IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Ryan 1 3 00 001123.13 Ramirez), (Holt, Pedroia, Ramirez), Calhoun rf 302001.267 a-grounded out for Marisnick in the Totals 33 19146 BaltimoreABR HBIBBSOAvg. IBB—off Armstrong (Cabrera). HBP— (Betts, Ramirez), (Pedroia, Bogaerts, Trout cf 212120.318 J.Garcia L, 10-13 8th. b-flied out for White in the 11th. Chicago AB RHBI BB SOAvg. 14220021 4.67 Jonescf50100 3.269 Garner (McCann). Umpires—Home, Ramirez); New York 1(Headley, Pujols dh 400100.268 Anderson ss 500001.273 2/ Davis 1b 300013.218 Dan Bellino; First, Hunter Wendelstedt; 1-ran for Lind in the 10th. E—Hoyt (1). Marte lf 400001.247 Wacha 2 3 97 701604.93 Gregorius, Austin). Cabreralf31101 0.296 2/ Flaherty 1b 000000.217 Second, JimReynolds; Third, Tripp Gibson. LOB—Seattle 14, Houston 6. 2B—Aoki Robinson lf 000000.170 Weaver 3 45 511355.70 Boston IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Abreu 1b 312111.299 2 (22), Cano (31), Gonzalez (26). Kiekhefer /3 10 00186.16 Machado 3b 400001.300 T—3:01. A—25,696 (41,681). 1/ Cron 1b 301000.280 Price L, 17-9 6 3 12 6612894.04 HR—Cano (34),off McHugh; Cano(35), Morneau dh 312300.258 Mayers 2311012927.00 Trumbo rf 402101.250 Ziegler100 00031.33 Simmons ss 300000.277 Alvarez dh 300012.248 YANKEES6,REDSOX4 off Gregerson. RBIs—Cano 2(94), Cruz Frazier 3b 411002.226 Tuivailala 100000136.00 Ross Jr. 2/ 10 00083.17 Bandy c30000 1.235 Schoop 2b 400002.261 3 (101), Gonzalez (49), Altuve (95), A.Garcia rf 400001.246 Williams 11000065.71 Boston AB RHBI BB SOAvg. NewYork IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Petit 2b 200000.246 Narvaez c31210 0.269 Wieters c30201 0.243 Pedroia 2b 412210.320 Correa (95). SB—Cruz (1), Altuve a-Ortega ph 100001.224 Inherited runners-scored—Weaver Cessa652 212844.18 (28). S—Gamel. Runners left in scoring Sanchez 2b 412201.214 1-1, Kiekhefer 1-1. HBP—Weaver Bourn lf 402000.273 Bogaerts ss 503000.295 2 Layne BS, 2-3 /3 32 201173.00 Pennington 2b 000000.212 Hardy ss 411000.274 position—Seattle 10 (Aoki 2, Smith, Cruz L.Garcia cf 411000.226 2(Schebler,Peraza). WP—Wacha. Ortiz dh 500002.318 Parker W, 1-0 2/ 10 010175.28 Totals 29 26224 Totals 34 181312 3 2, Seager,Martin 2, Marte, Lee); Houston Totals 33 711726 Umpires—Home, Tony Randazzo; First, Betts rf 400100.319 Bleier H, 2 2/ 00 00172.25 Toronto AB RHBI BB SOAvg. 3 2(Kemp, Gurriel). RISP—Seattle1for Oakland 000 001 000 —1 40 Tampa Bay000 100 000 —1 90 Brian Knight;Second, Scott Barry; Third, Ramirez 1b 300011.289 Clippard S, 3-6 110012212.66 Carreralf-rf 332210.247 15; Houston 2for 9. Runners moved Los Angeles 000 100 01x —2 60 Chicago 100 110 22x —711 1 Bill Miller. T—2:48. A—34,942 (43,975). Holt 3b 201000.265 Inherited runners-scored—Ziegler 1-0, Donaldson 3b 212220.286 a-Hill ph-3b 111100.229 up—Cruz, Lind. GIDP—Martin, Gonzalez, a-struck out for Petitinthe 8th. 1-ran E—Shields (4). LOB—Tampa Bay10, Encarnacion 1b 400102.267 Parker 1-0, Bleier 1-0. Umpires—Home, Kemp. DP—Seattle 2(Cano, Marte, Lind), for Maxwell in the 8th. LOB—Oakland 4, THIS DATE IN BASEBALL b-Shaw ph 000000.244 Jeff Kellogg; First, John Tumpane; Second, Chicago 6. 2B—Miller (29), Mahtook Smoak 1b 000000.221 c-Young ph 100000.270 (Cano, Marte, Lind); Houston 1(McHugh, Los Angeles 6. 2B—Healy(17), Calhoun (7), Cabrera(40), Frazier (20). HR— SEPT. 28 Bautista dh 400002.235 Alan Porter; Third, Brian O’Nora. T—3:09. Correa, White). (31). HR—Vogt (13), off Guerra; Trout 1919 — In the shortest nine-inninggame Marrero3b00000 0.100 A—35,161 (49,642). Morneau (6), off Romero; Sanchez (3), Martin c40100 0.235 Bradley Jr.cf31101 1.272 Seattle IP HRER BBSO NP ERA (29), off Manaea. RBIs—Vogt (54), Trout off Romero. RBIs—Casali (21), Abreu in major league history,51minutes, the New York Giants beat the Philadelphia Tulowitzki ss 402000.253 Leon c30000 1.314 Iwakuma 641125843.96 (98), Pujols (119). SB—Valencia (1). (98), Morneau 3(25), Narvaez (8), MONDAY’S LATE GAMES Scribner H, 2100 002170.00 Runners left in scoring position—Oakland Phillies, 6-1. Saunders rf 300001.255 Benintendi lf 412001.322 Sanchez 2(19). SB—Decker (1), Frazier Upton lf 100000.197 Totals 35 410436 MARINERS4,ASTROS3 Cishek H, 9100 001142.97 2(Davis, Maxwell); Los Angeles 4(Marte 1920 — Agrand jury indicted eight Diaz BS, 3-20 142201302.61 4). RISP—Oakland 0for 2; LosAngeles (15). SF—Morneau, Narvaez. Runners members of the Chicago WhiteSox on Pillar cf 311001.266 New York AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Seattle AB RHBI BB SOAvg. left in scoring position—Tampa Bay6 Barney 2b 201000.270 Gardner lf 201001.260 Storen W, 4-31 00 000163.71 0for 5. Runners moved up—Pujols 2. charges of fixing the 1919 WorldSeries in Aoki lf 401000.273 Vincent S, 3-9 120001173.55 GIDP—Wendle, Pujols. DP—Oakland 1 (Forsythe, Miller 2, Mahtook 2, Wilson); the “Black SoxScandal.” Totals 30 59536 Ellsbury cf 412101.261 Gamel rf 100001.161 Chicago 1(Frazier). RISP—Tampa Sanchez dh 311210.316 Houston IP HRER BBSO NP ERA (Healy,Wendle, Alonso); Los Angeles 1 1938 — Gabby Hartnett hit hisfamous Baltimore001 000 000 —1 81 Smith rf 310012.255 McHugh 762236111 4.52 (Simmons, Petit, Cron). Bay2for 14; Chicago2for5.Runners “Homer in theGloamin’” inthe ninth Toronto 201 020 00x —5 90 Castro2b40100 0.273 Heredia lf 200002.224 moved up—Longoria,Anderson, Cabrera. Torreyes 2b 000000.257 Harris 120002162.13 Oakland IP HRER BBSO NP ERA inning against the Pirates’Mace Brown E—Machado (13). LOB—Baltimore9, Cano 2b 423221.298 Hoyt 111013274.66 Manaea 741113863.89 GIDP—Forsythe, Longoria 2, Ramirez. to givethe Chicago Cubs a6-5 victory, Headley 3b 400000.252 Cruz dh 602101.287 DP—Chicago 4(Frazier,Sanchez, Abreu), Toronto 5. 2B—Hardy (28), Tulowitzki 2 Gregorius ss 413100.279 Giles 110013174.18 Dull L, 5-5 121111272.33 their ninth straight, at Wrigley Field. It (19). HR—Donaldson (37), off Gausman; Seager 3b 502011.280 Gregerson L, 4-3 Los Angeles IP HRER BBSO NP ERA (Frazier,Sanchez, Abreu), (Frazier, wasakeytriumph en routetothe Cubs’ Hicks rf 400000.215 Lind 1b 401011.234 Sanchez, Abreu), (Anderson, Sanchez, Carrera(6), offGausman. RBIs—Trumbo Romine c42200 0.244 121112183.28 Weaver 510013715.06 NLpennant. (105), Carrera2(22), Donaldson 2(98), 1-O’Malley pr 000000.230 IBB—off Hoyt (Cano), offGregerson GuerraBS, 4-4 121100243.27 Abreu). 1941 — TedWilliams went 6for 8ina Austin 1b 313200.230 Lee 1b 100000.253 Tampa BayIPHRERBBSONPERA Encarnacion (127). S—Barney. Runners Totals 32 613612 (Seager). WP—Harris. Umpires—Home, Valdez 10000115 4.71 doubleheader against the Philadelphia A’s left in scoring position—Baltimore3 Martin cf 502002.243 Gary Cederstrom; First, Eric Cooper; Ramirez W, 3-4 SmylyL,7-125 73 315974.88 to finish theseason with a.406average. (Alvarez, Bourn 2); Toronto 2(Pillar, Boston 000 002 200 —410 1 Zunino c50000 3.207 Second, JimWolf; Third, Adrian Johnson. 11000092.84 Garton 110001174.62 No player has batted .400 since. New York 200 011 20x —613 1 2/ Upton). RISP—Baltimore1for 8; Toronto Marte ss 411012.258 T—3:52. A—24,107 (42,060). Bailey S, 6-7 100010232.61 Jepsen 3 01 110135.68 1951 — Allie Reynolds pitched his second 1/ 1for 6. Runners moved up—Schoop, a-homered for Holt in the 7th. b-pinchhit Totals 44 4123616 IBB—off Dull (Trout). HBP—Manaea Romero1333 300246.04 no-hitter ofthe season as theNew York Saunders. GIDP—Jones, Carrera, Bautista. for Hill in the 8th. c-out on fielder’s choice Houston AB RHBI BB SOAvg. ANGELS2,ATHLETICS1 (Calhoun). Umpires—Home, Alfonso Chicago IP HRER BBSO NP ERA Yankees defeated theBoston Red Sox, DP—Baltimore2(Hardy,Schoop, for Shaw in the 8th. E—Bogaerts (13), Springer rf 512002.260 Oakland AB RHBI BB SOAvg. Marquez; First, Ryan Blakney; Second, Shields W, 6-18 8-0, in the opener of adoubleheader.The Davis), (Schoop, Flaherty); Toronto 1 Cessa(1). LOB—Boston 8, New York 5. Gonzalez 3b 502100.252 Wendle 2b 400000.260 TomWoodring; Third, Larry Vanover. 671126108 6.79 Yankees clinched the AL pennant withan 2 (Donaldson, Barney,Smoak). 2B—Bogaerts (34), Benintendi (10). Altuve 2b 512100.338 Vogt dh-c 411101.254 T—2:35. A—29,934 (43,250). Kahnle H, 5 /3 00 020152.84 11-3victory in the nightcap. BaltimoreIPHRERBBSONPERA HR—Hill (10),off Layne; Sanchez (20), Correa ss 503101.275 Healy 3b 401000.302 Jennings H, 10 1960 — TedWilliams homered in his final 1 Gausman L, 8-12 off Price; Gregorius (20), off Price; Austin Gattis dh 401012.244 Davis lf 300011.248 WHITESOX7,RAYS1 /3 00 00042.10 major league plate appearance, against 675425103 3.66 (4), off Price. RBIs—Pedroia 2(74), White 1b 400003.219 Alonso 1b 400001.253 Tampa BayABR HBIBBSOAvg. Jones 12000092.32 Baltimore’sJack Fisher.Williams didnot Hunter 110010182.19 Betts (110), Hill (38), Ellsbury (55), b-Gurriel ph 100000.259 Valencia rf 301001.288 Forsythe 2b 400011.271 Minaya 100000140.93 take acurtain call. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 · C7 DUQUESNE BASKETBALL PITT BASKETBALL IN BRIEF Report: Watt might Dukes hope missrestofseason to lureback WIRE REPORTS Aperson familiar with J.J. Watt’s condition saidhehas A-10 tourney re-injured his back, and the HoustonTexans expect him to be out untilatleast December, by CHRIS HARLAN and possibly the entireseason. The person spoketothe If allgoes well in March,the At- Associated Press on Tu esday lantic10men’s basketball tourna- night on condition of anonymity ment could returntoPittsburgh. becausethe team hasn’t Thecity’s accessibilityand confirmed the injury. affordability,arena and sports- Watt missed training camp town reputation enticed the A-10 and Houston’sfour preseason to hold its championship tourna- gamesafter surgery in July to ment March 8-12atConsolEnergy repair aherniated disk in his back. He started each of the Center.When the conference picks team’sthree regular-season afuturehost site or sites,those gamesand washurt again attributes could lurethe event Thursdayagainstthe Patriots. backtotown, A-10 commissioner It’s unclear if the injurywill Bernadette McGlade said. requiresurgery. “This is going to be agood test CHAZ PALLA |TRIBUNE-REVIEW Watt, who has wonDefensive runfor us,” said McGlade,who The Pitt basketball team posesfor photos Tu esdayatPetersen EventsCenter. Playerofthe Ye ar forthe past was in town to throw outthe first two seasons,didn’tpractice pitchatthe Pirates game Sunday. Monday, but coach Bill O’Brien “Afterthis experience,we’ll prob- said then he wasjustgetting a ably getsome really good feed- dayoff. back.” • Quarterbacks Jimmy Panthers off to faststart Garoppolo and JacobyBrissett TheA-10 tournament called were in uniform as the New BarclaysCenter in NewYorkits exceptions,Dixon, the new offensively and defensively,” England Patriots went back home the past four seasons aftera Stallings’up-tempo pace to the practicefield Tu esday. six-year stayinAtlantic City,N.J. coachatTCU,favored amore Stallings said. “So there’s agreat It is not known who will start But Barclaysisunavailablethe noticeable in workouts methodical pace. deal of flexibility,and we’llwork Sundayagainstthe Buffalo next twoyears,soPittsburghis “I had to yell, ‘run, run, run’ to maximizethatinany waywe Bills. hostthisseason, and Verizon Cen- by bObCOHN alot,” Stallings said. “It wasn’t can.” ter in Washington is hostin2018. Chatting with reporters,new uncommon forthe ball to bounce Stallings saidhe“certainly Baseball TheA-10 has an agreement to Pitt basketball coachKevin three or four times after it went wouldn’t be readytodeclare TheWashington Nationals’ returntoBarclaysCenter forthree Stallings was asked about the through the net beforesomebody thatanyone is the point guard,” World Serieshopestook a years in2019-21. up-tempo pace he hopes canhelp took it out. Nowifitbounces butArtis alreadyhas staked his serious blowTuesdaywhen All-Star catcher Wilson Ramos Host bids for2022 won’t be so- definehis team. once,I’ll saysomething. Ilike claim to the job. wasdiagnosed with atorn licited foratleast twoyears,she “We’regonnatry,” he said. it to be gotten right as it’s com- “I’m the pointguard,” he said, said. TheA-10 couldstickwith one repeatingitfor emphasis.“Most ACLinhis right knee.Ramos is “Hopefully, we can do it without ing through the net and out of out forthe rest of the season, site formultipleyears or chooseto injuring anybodyinthe first bounds andoff we go.” of the guys know. ” Said Jones,“If we playeda including the playoffs, taking “move it around the(conference) 10 or 12 rows of the seats with Swingman Chris Jones said, one of themostconsistent footprint,” McGlade said. wherewethrow the ball.” “Thisyear,it’s gonna be alot game tomorrow, that’s howit powerbatsout of Washington’s “The fans herelikegreat sport- Sureenough, afew minutes different. We’regonna try and would be.” lineup.Hewas hitting .307with ing events,” she said of Pittsburgh. into Tuesday’s workout thatfol- reallypush the tempo and get Stallings said 6-5 sophomore 22 home runs and80RBIs. DamonWilson and JusticeKith- “Weknowwe’regoing to bring a lowedapicture-taking session easier baskets in transition and • MLB saidNationals pitcher cart,a6-1 freshman,alsowillsee greatbrand of basketball. It will at the Petersen Events Center, a things likethat. We’regonna A.J. Cole willbesuspended time at the point during prac- be important to see howwefare long pass sailed out of bounds. be able to keep up with teams, fivegames forthrowingat tice.Still,Stallings reiterated he the Pirates’JungHoKang on in thecommunity.” No casualties were reported. scoring-wise,inthe ACC.” Duquesne athletic director Dave considersArtis,who averaged Sunday. Cole will appeal. Stallings turned andsaid, Stallings said he thinks he Harper said he alreadyexpressed 14.4 points last season, to be the • NewYork Metsleft-hander “See what Iwas talkingabout?” has the personnel to makeit interest in the tournament’s re- squad’s best ball-handler and Steven Matz will undergo There’s along waytogo. The work,aveteran team with good turn. Working in the city’sfavor passer. surgery next week to remove first official practice is Friday. perimeter size. Jones,who red- is its central location in aconfer- “I see alot of upside forour bone spursinhis pitching elbow But signs of changebrought shirted his first season, is oneof ence thatstretches from St. Louis team withJamel as the point and will missthe rest of the about by Stallings,who replaced four seniors,along with Jamel season. to Massachusetts. guard, and initiallytheremay Artis,Michael Young and Shel- “It’s about student-athletes and Jamie Dixon after 17 seasons at be alittle greaterrisk,”Stallings don Jeter. Hockey their experience,” he said. “You Vanderbilt, clearly areevident. said. “Eventually, Ithink there With Stallings shouting “Go! All rangeinheight from John “J ack” Kirrane Jr., the can create atremendous cham- will be greater rewardifit’s captain of the U.S. hockey pionshipenvironment (in Pitts- Go!” and otherexhortations, the 6-foot-6 to 6-9. Thepoint guard something thatpans out the way Panthers sprinted up and down position,mannedbyJames Rob- team that wonthe gold medal burgh). Ithink they’ll be very my mind’s eyesees it. And usu- at the 1960 Winter Olympics, the floor and scrambled on de- inson the past four seasons, has pleased and probably have adesire allyI’d liketothink my mind’s has died. He was88. The to come back, hopefully.” fense. When he firstgathered become atopic of intriguewith eyeknows what it’slooking at.” Brookline,Mass., nativedied his team after he was hired in the 6-7 Artis switching from for- SundayataQuincycarefacility Chris Harlan is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. March,Stallings toldthe players ward. He still is listed thereon Bob Cohn is aTribune-Reviewstaff writer. of complications of Alzheimer’s Reach [email protected] to do what theyhad been taught. the team website. Reach him at [email protected] disease,said his son, JohnP. or via Twitter@CHarlan_Trib. They obeyed. With occasional “We’reprettyinterchangeable or via Twitter@BC_Trib Kirrane. C8 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 PENNSTATEFOOTBALL PITT FOOTBALL WEST VIRGINIA FOOTBALL Newlook for WVU out to depth chart makehistory

by MATT MARTELL Sophomore by DAVIDSTATMAN UNIVERSITY PARK –– Penn linebacker MORGANTOWN,W.Va. —Con- State has been forced to rely on Sean ference playbrings achance for its “nextman up” mentality with Idowu, West Virginia to buck history. the unusual amount of injuries aNorth Since joining the Big 12 four plaguing itslinebackercorps. Allegheny years ago, the Mountaineers Coach James Franklin, however, graduate, neverhavebeaten Kansas State. understands the NittanyLions has 18 They’ll have another chance Sat- need to changetocompete with the tacklesthis urdayatMilanPuskar Stadium. Big Tenpowerhouses, especially season, CoachDana Holgorsen doesn’t after Saturday’s 49-10 loss to Michi- including plan to emphasizeWVU’s history gan. And based on thisweek’s one fora with the Wildcats,but he still is depth chartand what Franklin loss. drawing from past encounters. said at Tuesday’s news conference, CHAZ PALLA |TRIBUNE-REVIEW Morespecifically, Kansas State’s the coachiswilling to makewhat- domination of theMountaineers ever changes arenecessary to fix on special teams. the directionofthe season. GrowingpainsforyoungLBs “Wemay take90percent of our Offensive guardConnor practice time in the next couple McGovern andlinebackerCam- of days and just focus on special eron Brown, both true freshmen, teams,” Holgorsen said. nowfill the top spot on the depth Idowu, Brightwell move however,insisting, “What’s yettobewritten, butIdowu West Virginia’s past twogames does allowhimself amoment chartattheir respective positions. done is done.” against Kansas State have been on from UNCloss; senior to reflect on his wild ride from McGovern is slated to replace No one should be surprised decided by specialteams plays.In awalk-on into the middle of fifth-year senior DerekDowrey Caprarapoised to return by the emergence of grow- 2014, Tyler Lockett brokea35-yard Pitt’spresent and futureplans. at right guard, although Franklin ing pains in the Pitt defense, punt returnfor atouchdown in “Sometimes, Istill look back said the depthchart is “subject by JERRyDIPAOLA especiallySaturdaywith the the Mountaineers’ 26-20 loss.Last on it and (say), ‘Look whereI’m to change,”depending on how young linebacking group coach season,Morgan Burns’ 97-yard Someday, if Sean Idowu be- at after all this time,’ ”hesaid. McGovern practices this week. PatNarduzzi put on the field. fourth-quarter kickreturn was comes astar outside linebacker “Beforeevery couple practices, Franklin said McGovern never Redshirtfreshman linebacker the deciding scoreinKansas forPittand Ryan Switzer takes Saleem Brightwell started on I’m just like, ‘Whoa.’ ” had experiencedpass blocking be- his placeamong the NFL’s best Brightwell said he was ner- State’s 24-23 victory. cause his high school team passed the other side forsenior Mike Neither Lockett nor Burns is wide receivers,the twoACC Caprara (lower-bodyinjury). vous in the first quarter,but “three or four times per game.” rivals might gettogether and he settled down after tackling afactor anymoreinthe series, Brownwill be the starting Brightwell also had an in- butWildcats puntreturner Domi- laugh about their last meeting. tense meeting with Switzer. Switzer. weakside linebackerSaturday Today, however,Idowu is “I just started playing foot- niqueHeath and kickreturner against Minnesota. He recorded Trying to remain calmdur- ByronPringle have looked dan- tryingnot to be haunted by it. ing his first start, Brightwell balllikeI’vebeen doing my 10 tackles in alittle morethan a Theclockwas ticking in the whole life,” he said. gerous,with Heath breaking a half against the Wolverinesinhis sprintedfromthe opposite side 75-yardpunt returnfor atouch- fourth quarterlastSaturday of the formation to chase down Both credited Caprara, who first significant time. when Switzer and North Car- is expected to returnSaturday down this season against Florida “When his number was called Switzer at the endofa58-yard Atlantic. olinawererallying toward against Marshall, withcon- this week because we hadsome catch-and-runthatset up the Compounding the worryfor what becamea37-36 victory stantlyoffering encourage- injuries,Ithink he handled it first of North Carolina’s five West Virginia is asubparper- against Pitt. On fourth-and-9 ment when they came to the pretty well,” defensive end Sha- touchdowns. formance from the kickoff and from the Pitt 26, Idowudropped sideline. reef Miller said. “Had 10 tackles. Theloss revealed leaks in the kick returnunits last weekend. into coverage,tripped slightly “He was one of the most I’m proudofhim.” Pitt defense beyond the scope BYU finished with starting field and recoveredjust in time for amped people forthe game,” Jake Cooper started at lineback- of the twoyoung linebackers, position that, on average,was 18 the football to flutterbarely whononetheless offer hope for Idowu said. “He was on the er against Temple and Michigan sideline,making corrections. yardsbetterthan West Virginia’s beyond hisfingertips. the future. Brightwell had five in the absence of Brandon Bell. It was likehaving another on kickoffs. Switzer caught it forafirst tackles,including asack, with This week, Cooper isn’t listed in coach.” Holgorsen promised to make down. Not long after,the game afumblerecoveryand pass anyofthe three top linebacker Mostly, Idowu and Bright- changes that mightresult in more was over,and Pitt (2-2) was breakup.Idowu recorded three spots,after BrandonSmith had well were therefor eachother. experienced special teams units. forced to endureanother disap- tackles. astrong outing against the Owls. “During the game,Iwas on One of the biggest might come pointing loss. With the expected returnof Franklin said linebackers Ja- him,” Idowu said. “I kept re- at kickeras2014 Lou GrozaAward “I playthatbackinmyhead sophomoreElijah Zeise from son Cabinda and Bell have “sig- minding him, ‘Hey,man. This finalist Josh Lambertwill be eli- about 20 times,” said Idowu, nificant injuries.” tornankle ligaments and the is what we wanted. It’s time gible after serving athree-game asophomorefromNorth Al- “Weknewwhen they first got veteran presence of Quintin to go.’ ” suspension. SophomoreMikeMo- injured thatitwould not be a legheny. “Itwas close.That’s Wirginis,alreadymaking his lina has made 5of6field goals, week-to-week deal, and we’ll just one playwecould have made markasajunior,Pittshould Jerry DiPaola is a butwhile Holgorsen refusedto see howthatgoes,” Franklinsaid. andcouldhaveended the game be well-stockedatlinebacker Tribune-Reviewstaff writer. sayhow time will be divided, he He added some reassurance, right there.” next season. Reach him at [email protected] said TuesdaythatLambertwill though. Idowu has movedon, Thestory of this season is or viaTwitter @JDiPaola_Trib. at leasttakesomeofMolina’s “They’recoming back,” he said. responsibilities. ON THECOVER: Pitt linebackerSaleem Brightwell chases Matt Martell is afreelance writer. North Carolina’sRyanSwitzer during the first half Saturday in ChapelHill,N.C. David Statman is afreelancewriter. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 · C9 sports.triblive.com ATHLETESOFTHE WEEK Go online forvideos, podcasts,commentary, Brady Pevarnik Olivia Zambruno #TRIBHS links and moreonKevin Gorman’sblog, iPreps. School: Latrobe School: GreensburgCentral Sport: Golf Catholic Class: Sophomore Sport: Golf Claim to fame: Pevarnik, Class: Senior Enduringups and downs who finished thirdatthe Claim to fame: Zambruno, 2015 WPIAL Class AAA golf who has twoWPIALand championship,shot66towin PIAA titles,shot 71 to win the the Section1qualifier Sept. 19 Section 1-AA championship Yough girlssoccergaining at Glengarry GolfLinks.On Sept. 21 at Mt. Odin Golf experienceas2nd half of Tu esday, Course. he wasthe “Everyone section play getsunderway medalist at wantstowin,” the semifinal she said. by DAVE MACKALL at Cranberry “It is really Highlands exciting no Theremay neverbeanother girls with a matter where soccer team likethe one at Yough two 1-under-par Iplayorwhat years agothatraced through the en- 69.“Iwas it means. I tireregular season unscored upon. super excited with winning want to shoot the best score That teamalso recorded ashutout section, especially foritbeing possible.Itwas at my home in the firstround of theWPIAL play- back-to-backyears,” he said. course,soitwas nicefor it offs,extending its scoreless streak “Wehad alot of good players to be thereduring my senior to 18 games beforefinallyyielding a in our section.Winningthe year.” goal in the quarterfinalsand eventu- section wasagood thing but What made youdecide to ally being eliminated by South Park wasn’ttoo unexpectedfor commit to Penn State? me.” in theClass AA consolation game. Ilovedhow greatCoach TheCougars again made the play- What canyou take away St. Pierretreated me.The school wasreally amazing and offs ayear agobut not with the same from the experience so wasthe team. I’mnot sure credentials, andthey hope they’re lastyearatthe WPIAL championship? yet, but I’mthinking (I’ll study) headedthereagain this year. Ilearned that it’s alot harder exercise sciencebecause I Yough halted athree-game losing than it sounds. Yo uhaveto have lovedtakingbiology and streak Mondaynight with a6-2 vic- go through four qualifiers anatomyclasses. Ihavefound tory over Southmoreland to improve (sectional, semifinals, WPIALs, myself interestedinexercise to 5-4overall and 4-2 in Section 3-AA. regionals). One bad daycould and things likethat. Theteam’s recent skid followed take youout of the whole thing. What have youbeen afour-game winning streak that I’msuperexcited this year, working on to improve your started with a3-1 victory over South and Ihope to makeitback to game? Alleghenyinthe second game of a states. Iwas working with my coach on seasonthatbegan with a1-0 loss to What have youbeen my swing. Iwant to get it back Class AAA Greensburg Salem. working on to improve your to whereitwas lastyear. It has “Thatwin-a-few, lose-a-fewpat- game? improvedalot. tern is indicativeofthe ups and I’mworking on the mental part What do youbelieve is downs youfacewhen you’reayoung of the game.Ihad amental the strongest part of your team,”saidYough coach DannAppo- breakthrough that really game? lonia,who is in his fifth season with propelled me to newheights I’dhavetosay my chipping. this summer.It’salwaysgoing the Cougars.“Iknow, Iknow. You What do youlikethe most to be abattle with the mind about track and field? hear it all the time: ‘A youngteam.’ when it comestogolf.I’m “But we reallyare very young. It’s thesameasgolf in that physically therebut almost no it’s individual but has ateam Half of the girls arefreshmen.” one is mentally there. aspect.Ihave done track since Amongthem areAppolonia’s twin What is your favoritegolf junior high. Idoalotofjumping daughters,including Justine Ap- course to play? events, so it helps with my leg polonia,the team’s leading scorer Oakmont or HonorsCourse strength in the spring. whoincreasedher goal total to 12 by KEN REABE JR. |FOR THE TRIBUNE-REVIEW in Te nnessee.Both aregreat What’s your favoriteice scoring three times Monday. Yo ugh goalkeeper Ashlynn Swaugerhas two shutoutsthis season. courses. Oakmonthas so much creamflavor? They arethe younger sistersof history there.It’sincredible Mint chocolatechip. Pitt-Johnstown goalkeeper Leigh we’vereallystarted offwith anew (twoeach) scoring morethanone. therethatyou arewalking —Andrew John Appolonia, whominded the Yough set of downs,sotospeak. Youhope Goalkeeper Ashlynn Swauger,a the same grounds as the best net as asenior during that runin nowthatthe girls have seenwhat senior,has made 25 savesand re- playersdoevery so many years. 2014 thatled to aschool-record17-2-2 it’s allabout and understand what corded twoshutouts. What’s your earliest memory mark. it takes to be successful.” “Likeevery year,” Dann Appolo- of playing golf? WhileYough is fighting to stay Though justagame over .500 nia said, “you set goals thatinclude Iwas alatestarter.Istarted abovethe .500 markthis season, headingintoahome game Satur- winning the section and getting to right around my late8-year-old Dann Appolonia is hopeful the dayagainst McGuffey —arematch the playoffs. year and my early9-year-old. youngerplayers,bysuccessfullyget- of the Cougars’ 5-0 road victory on “It’ll be tough,but if we keep our Ever sincethen, Ihavebeen ting through the section once,are Sept. 10 —Yough has outscored op- focusand try to do the little things working hardatit. overcoming afear factor of playing ponents 24-13. thathavehelped us win morethan What is your favoriteplace at the varsity levelfor thefirst time. Justine Appoloniahas accounted lose so far, andifwecan stay healthy, to visit? “Welost three senior starters from forhalf of the team’s goals,with we canget there. I’mconfident of StateCollege.Thatisagreat lastyear,and really, thatwas the end onlyfellowfreshman Sara Krofcheck that.” town, and Ilove being up there. of the regularswho playedonthat (three) and junior EmilyFranzetta Ilove theatmospherethere.It’s (2014) team,” he said. “This year, and freshman Gianna Appolonia DaveMackall is afreelance writer. an incredibleplace. C10 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016

Section 3-AAA Nonconference HIGHSCHOOL ROUNDUP HIGH SCHOOLS Belle Vernon 3, Laurel Highlands 2 Baldwin at Norwin, 7:30 p.m.; Brashear Ringgold 8, Uniontown 0 at Carrick, TBD; Connellsville at CROSS COUNTRY Trinity 6, Albert Gallatin 1 Canon-McMillan, 8p.m.; Ellis School Tuesday’sresults Section 4-AAA vs. Winchester Thurston, Highmark BOYS Chartiers Valley 12, McKeesport 0 Stadium, 4p.m.; Hempfield at Plum, No. 1SenecaValley WPIAL Gateway 4, West Mifflin 0 7:30 p.m.;Hollidaysburg at Latrobe, Division I Thomas Jefferson 2, SouthFayette 1 7:30 p.m.;Peters Township at Fox Section 1 Section 1-AA Chapel, 7p.m.; Pine-Richland vs. Hempfield 26, Penn-Trafford 31 Elizabeth Forward 1, Keystone Oaks 0 Allderdice, Cupples Stadium, 7:30 p.m.; shutsoutNo.3NA Penn-Trafford 27, Latrobe 28 South Park 5, Obama Academy 2 Quigley Catholic at OLSH, 4p.m.; Serra Section 6 East Allegheny 3, Steel Valley 1 Catholic at Vincentian Academy,4p.m.; Mt. Lebanon 19, Chartiers Valley 42 Section 2-AA Sewickley Academy at Cardinal Wuerl Mt. Lebanon 25, South Fayette 34 Deer Lakes 6, Derry1 North Catholic, 4p.m. STAFF REPORTS South Fayette 24, Chartiers Valley 31 Mt.Pleasant 7, Burrell 1 Upper St. Clair 24, Baldwin 34 Shady Side Academy 1Freeport 1 TENNIS Thetop boys soccerteams in Section 1-AAAA Upper St. Clair 15, Bethel Park 49 Section 3-AA GIRLS Baldwin 18, Bethel Park 44 Brownsville 0, McGuffey 0 Tuesday’s results took to thepitch Tu esdaynight, and SenecaValley Division II Southmoreland 3, Charleroi 0 WPIAL got aleg up in the race forthe section title. Section 4 Yough 4, Washington 1 Nonsection Indiana 19, Freeport44 Section 4-AA Central Valley 4, Carlynton 0 Cole Denglerand Matt Happscored, and Dylan Indiana 25, Riverview 31 Beaver 9, South Side Beaver 0 WPIAL PLAYOFFS Good earned the shutout as the No.1-ranked Riverview19, Freeport40 Central Valley 6, New Brighton 0 Today’sschedule Section 5 Quaker Valley 3,Riverside 1 All matches start at 3p.m. Raiders(8-0-1, 5-0-1) tallied a2-0 winoverNo. 3 Keystone Oaks 15,Neighborhood Acad. 50 BARRYREEGER |FOR THE TRIBUNE-REVIEW Section 1-A CLASS AAA North Allegheny.The teams tied 1-1onSept. 13. Keystone Oaks 15,South Allegheny 50 OLSH 4,Mohawk0 Oakland Catholic at North Allegheny; Win. Thurston 16, Bishop Canevin 47 TAKING FLIGHT Sewickley Academy 4,Freedom 1 Montour at Franklin Regional; Moon SenecaValleyhas allowedtwo goals all season. It Winchester Thurston 18, Brentwood 43 Neshannock 1, Beaver Co.Christian 0 at Peters Township; Latrobe at Pine- wasthe first lossfor the Tigers(7-1-3, 3-1-2). Brentwood 28, Bishop Canevin 29 Penn-Trafford’sBrady Braun (right) battles Section 2-A Richland; Mars at FoxChapel; Baldwin at Baldwin 2, Peters To wnship 1 —In GIRLS Greensburg C.C. 3,Trinity Christian 1 Hempfield;Upper St. Clair at Shady Side WPIAL Franklin Regional’sShane Popkofor possession St. Joseph 6, Jeannette 0 Academy; Penn-Trafford at Mt. Lebanon Section 2-AAAA, Launthar Eh and Devlan Division I Winchester Thurston6,Geibel 1 CLASS AA of the ball duringthe Warriors’ 3-0victory. Section 3-A Iagunitascored, andJackson Brandwene made Section 1 Burrell at Beaver; Blackhawk at Latrobe 16, Penn-Trafford 46 Aquinas Academy 1,Springdale 0 VincentianAcademy; Southmoreland six savestovault Baldwin (1-9-1, 1-4-1) to an CWNC 2, Vincentian Academy 1 at Indiana; Quaker Valley at South Penn-Trafford 25, Hempfield 30 CLASS 2A RECPVS St. Joseph 230, Jeannette 268 Eden Christian 4,Riverview 1 Section 6 Park; Winchester ThurstonatKnoch; upset over No.2PetersTownship (7-1-2, 4-1). 1. Steel Valley (7)...... 4-0 1 St. Joseph: Derek Petrishen 38, Ethsn Avonworth 0, Carlynton 0 Ellis School at Neshannock; Derry Mt. Lebanon 25, Chartiers Valley 32 2. Dunmore(2)...... 5-0 2 Fontana 44, Logan Lindey 48, Richard Section 4-A Central Catholic 5, Penn Hills 0 —MattOlon Mt. Lebanon 23, South Fayette 38 at Greensburg Central Catholic; Mt. 3. Southern Columbia (4) .... 5-0 3 Conroy 49, NoahSusa 51 Bentworth 2, Chartiers-Houston 1 Pleasant at Sewickley Academy had ahat trick as Central Catholic (4-3-2,4-2-1) ChartiersValley 25,South Fayette 32 4. Ligonier Valley (6) ...... 5-0 4 Jeannette: Brendt Billeck 43, Anthony Brentwood 2, California 1 Upper St. Clair 18, Baldwin 40 5. BerlinBrothersvalley (5).5-0 5 Naples 49, AlexVickers 57, Mark Urbanic Monessen 5, Beth-Center 1 woninSection 3-AAAA. Upper St. Clair 16, Bethel Park 46 VOLLEYBALL 6. SchuylkillHaven (11) ...... 5-0 6 59, Jake Mortimor 60 Seton-La Salle 4, BishopCanevin 0 GIRLS Plum 5, Woodland Hills 2 —Brendan Akut Baldwin 21, Bethel Park 36 7. Wilmington (10)...... 5-0 7 Team records: St. Joseph (7-5, 7-4); Nonconference Division II Tuesday’sresults and Jordan Floyd scored two goals each forPlum 8. Washington (7)...... 4-0 8 Jeannette (5-7) Carrick 10,Valley 0 WPIAL Section 4 9. Neshannock (7)...... 4-1 9 Section 7-AA 4goals: Connor Jobe, Greensburg Salem (6-1-3,6-0-2) in aSection 3-AAAA win. Indiana 18, Freeport41 Section 1-AAAA 10. South Williamsport (4) .4-1 10 3goals: Ian Deihle, Sewickley Academy; North Allegheny 3, North Hills 1 Indiana 23, Riverview 36 S.-La Salle 218, Key. Oaks 226 Penn-Trafford 3, Franklin Regional 0 — CLASS AREC PVS Gabe Obrist, Beaver; Matt Olon, Central Pine-Richland 3, Shaler 1 Riverview23, Freeport33 Medalists: Nick Waskiewicz, Seton-La 1. Clairton (7)...... 4-0 1 Catholic; Cam Sharkins, Deer Lakes; Sean Seneca Valley 3, Butler 0 Logan Kreutzberger secured the shutoutas Shady Side Academy 17, Burrell 42 2. Bishop Guilfoyle (6)...... 5-0 2 Salle, 40; Alex Dina, Keystone Oaks,44 Nonsection Tinney,Chartiers Valley Section 2-AAAA Penn-Trafford(7-1, 5-1) earned aSection 4-AAAA Shady Side Academy 20, Deer Lakes 41 3. Jeannette (7)...... 5-0 3 Today’sschedule Bethel Park 3, Baldwin 0 4. Rochester (7)...... 4-0 4 Shady Side Academy20, Southmoreland 41 McGuffey 179, California 206 WPIAL Peters Township 3, Canon-McMillan 1 win. 5. ConemaughTownship (5) 5-05 Burrell 29, Southmoreland 30 Medalists: Hunter Donahue, McGuffey, Nonconference Upper St. Clair at Mt. Lebanon (n) 6. Northgate (7)...... 4-0 10 32; Josh Peters, California, 38 Greensburg Salem5,Highlands 1 —Connor Deer Lakes 27, Burrell 28 South Allegheny at West Mifflin,7p.m. Section 3-AAAA Southmoreland 25,Deer Lakes 32 7. Portage (6)...... 4-1 NR SS Beaver 217, Char.-Houston 230 GIRLS Jobe scored four timestocarry No.5Greensburg 8. Williams Valley (11)...... 4-1 NR Connellsville 3, Franklin Regional 0 Section 5 Medalists: Casey Jones, South Side Tuesday’s results 9. Bishop Canevin(7) ...... 3-1 NR Hempfield 3,Latrobe 0 Salem (8-1-1,6-1-1)toaSection 1-AAA victory. Bishop Canevin15, Brentwood 40 Beaver,41; BenKaempf,Chartiers- WPIAL 10.Tri-Valley (11)...... 4-1 NR Norwin 3, Penn-Trafford 0 Bishop Canevin15, Steel Valley 41 Houston, 42 Section 1-A Section 4-AAAA Thomas Jefferson 2, South Fayette1— Greensburg Central Catholic 14, Brentwood 22, Steel Valley 33 GOLF GIRLS Armstrong 3, Kiski Area 0 Cole Lutz scored twiceasNo. 1Thomas Jefferson Keystone Oaks 15, Neighborhood Acad. 50 WPIAL Jeannette 0 Tuesday’sresults Woodland Hills at Penn Hills (n) Keystone Oaks 15,South Allegheny 50 Section 1-AAA Section 4-A Section 1-AAA (10-0,6-0)earned aSection 4-AAA win. BOYS OLSH 2, Carlynton 0 Neighborhood Acad. 15, S. Allegheny 50 Gateway 3, McKeesport 0 WPIAL Butler 173,Armstrong211 Nonsection Elizabeth Forward1,Keystone Oaks 0 — Greensburg Salem 3,West Mifflin 0 FIELD HOCKEY CLASS AAA INDIVIDUAL Medalists: Hannah Folk/Liz Rikers, Franklin Regional 5, Mt. Pleasant 0 NateForsythe scored as Elizabeth Forward(9-1-2, SEMIFINALS Butler,43; Alyssa Lobb, Armstrong, 46 Section 2-AAA Tuesday’s results South Allegheny 4, West Mifflin 0 At CranberryHighlands Golf Course Section 4-AAA Ringgold 3, Trinity 1 6-1-1) woninSection 1-AA. WPIAL Woodland Hills 1, East Allegheny 0 1. BradyPevarnik, Latrobe, 69; 2. 4goals: Bailey Cartwright, Greensburg South Fayette 3, Chartiers Valley 1 Section 1-AAA N. Allegh. 170, ShadySide Acad. 184 West Allegheny 3, Montour 0 South Park 5, Obama 2 —LukeErdner,Nick Tyler Robinson, Blackhawk, 71;3. Medalists: Christina Lewis, North Central Catholic Norwin 3, Penn-Trafford 0 BenHuber, Hampton, 73;4.Matt Section 3-AAA Westine,Marco Maffeo,Zac Schwarzel and Dan Section 2-AAA Allegheny,38; AlexandraMuracca, Shady 3goals: Autumn Velasquez, Franklin D’Amico, Greensburg Salem, 73; 5. JW Regional Laurel Highlands at AlbertGallatin (n) FoxChapel 2, Peters Township 1 Side Academy,39 Thomas Jefferson 3, Elizabeth Forward 0 Irwin scored to lead No.1South Park (7-1-1,6-0-1) Cunningham, Peters Township, 74; 6. Section 1-AA Today’sschedule pastNo. 5Obama (6-1-2,4-1-2)inSection 1-AA. CLASS AA Zac Ziolkowski, West Allegheny,75; WPIAL Yough at Belle Vernon(n) Aquinas Academy 0, EllisSchool 0 7. Hunter Bruce, Peters Township, 75; GCC164,Southmoreland 218 CLASS 4A Section 4-AAA Sewickley Academy4,Freedom 1 —In Win.-Thurston 5, Vincentian Academy 9 8. Lou Olsakovsky,Upper St. Clair,76; Medalists: AbbyZambruno, Greensburg Section 1-AAAA Central Valley 3, Blackhawk 0 Section 1-A,Ian Deihle scored three timestoguide 9. C.J.Hughes, Indiana, 77; 10. Dan Central Catholic, 37; Olivia Ledbetter, Shaler at Butler,7:30p.m. Hampton 3, Mars 2 FOOTBALL Thomas, Moon, 77; 11. Chris Sabol, Southmoreland, 49 Section 2-AAAA Lincoln Park at New Castle (n) No.1SewickleyAcademy(8-1, 7-0). PennliveStateRankings Moon, 77; 12. LukeLestini, South Mt. Pleasant 194, St.Joseph 209 Bethel Park at Mt. Lebanon, 7:45 p.m. Section 1-AA CLASS 6A RECPVS Fayette, 77; 13. AndrewThomas, CLASS 3A Shenango 3, Laurel 1 Seton-La Salle4,Bishop Canevin 0 —Chris Mt. Pleasant: Ashley Cairns 48, Gabbi Ellwood City at Beaver Falls (n) 1. St. Joseph’sPrep(12) ..... 4-0 1 Hempfield, 78; 14. Brice Delaney,Shady Keefer 48, Aubrie Beranek 48, Emily Section 1-AAA Stack and Darryl Danielsscoredtwo goals each as 2. Central Catholic (7)...... 4-1 2 Side Academy,78; 15. Justin Griffith, Knoch at Hampton, 7p.m.; Mars at Neshannock at Mohawk (n) Kraisinger 50 Section 2-AA 3. Pine-Richland (7)...... 4-1 3 Hampton, 78; 16. James Fuhrer,Shady St. Joseph: Iz Horgan 48,Caroline Gateway,7:15p.m.; McKeesport at No.2Seton-La Salle (11-0,9-0)won in Section 4-A. Avonworth 3, CW North Catholic 2 4. North Penn (1)...... 5-0 4 Side Academy,80; 17. Jack O’Leary, Maltese 59, Sophia Maltese 54, Madi Franklin Regional, 7p.m. Quaker Valley 3, Freedom0 5. Neshaminy (1)...... 5-0 5 Upper St. Clair, 80; 18. Zach Suchko, Lara48 Section 2-AAA Girls soccer 6. Central Dauphin (3) ...... 4-0 6 Hempfield, 80; alternate: Jack Perfett, Team records: Mt. Pleasant (8-1, 8-1); Greensburg Salem at Belle Vernon, 7:30 South Side Beaver 3, Hopewell 2 7. State College (6)...... 4-0 7 Moon, 80 St. Joseph (5-4, 5-4) p.m.; Laurel Highlands at Albert Gallatin, Section 3-AA Franklin Regional 5, Mt. Pleasant 0 — 8. McDowell (10) ...... 4-1 8 At HannastownGolf Club Nonsection 7p.m.; Uniontown at Elizabeth Forward, McGuffey 3, Washington 0 Autumn Velasquezhad three goals, and Sophia 9. Cumberland Valley (3)..... 4-0 9 1. Palmer Jackson, Franklin Regional, 72; 7:30 p.m. Brownsville at Beth-Center (n) 10. Emmaus (11) ...... 5-0 10 2. JoeKlingensmith, Elizabeth Forward, Butler 173,Armstrong211 Section 3-AAA Charleroi at Southmoreland (n) Hudson had twoasFranklin Regional (7-2-1) won CLASS 5A RECPVS 72; 3. Anthony Cordaro, FoxChapel, 72; Medalists: Maggie Feczko, Butler,39; Obama Academy at Chartiers Valley,7:30 Section 4-AA anonsection game. 1. Upper St. Clair(7)...... 4-0 1 4. Adam Bushee, Seneca Valley,73; 5. Alyssa Lobb, Armstrong, 46 p.m.; South Park at Trinity,7:30p.m.; SerraCatholic 3, South Allegheny 0 2. Penn-Trafford (7)...... 5-0 2 Jimmy Meyers, Central Catholic, 73; 6. Mt. Lebanon 186, Sen.Valley 188 Thomas Jefferson at Oakland Catholic, Seton-La Salle3,Keystone Oaks 2 Greensburg C.C. 14, Jeannette 0 —Bailey 3. Archbishop Wood (12)..... 1-2 3 Angus McHolme, Elizabeth Forward, Medalists: Cassidy Higgins,Mt. Lebanon, 7p.m. South Park at Carlynton (n) Cartwright had four goals as No.1Greensburg 4. Manheim Central (3) ...... 4-0 4 73; 7. Alex Lawson, FoxChapel, 74; 8. 44; Kennedy Johnston, Seneca Valley,39 Section 4-AAA Section 5-AA 5. Academy Park (1) ...... 5-0 5 Luke Minsky,North Allegheny,74; 9. Blackhawk at Moon,7:30 p.m.; Central Burrell 3, Valley 0 Central Catholic (8-1)won in Section 1-A. 6. Woodland Hills (7)...... 4-1 6 Adam Rossi, Thomas Jefferson, 75; 10. SOCCER Valley at Montour,7:30 p.m.; South Derry 3, Apollo-Ridge 0 Tanner Grzegorczyk, Shaler,75; 11. Kyle 7. Upper Dublin (1) ...... 4-0 7 BOYS Fayette at Ambridge, 7:30 p.m.;West Freeport 3, Deer Lakes 0 Dewey,North Allegheny,75; 12. Grant Tuesday’sresults Allegheny at Hopewell,6:30 p.m. Section 1-A Boys golf 8. West Allegheny (7) ...... 4-0 9 Thiele, FoxChapel, 75; 13. Gregor Meyer, 9. McKeesport (7)...... 3-1 10 WPIAL Section 1-AA Beaver Co.Christian 3, Quigley Catholic 0 FoxChapel,76; 14. Jack Kremer,Pine- OLSH 3, Cornell 0 10. Cedar Cliff (3) ...... 4-0 NR Section1-AAAA Beaver at Steel Valley,6p.m.; Freedom LatrobesophomoreBrady Pevarnik shot Richland, 76; 15.Matt DelRosso, Central Rochester 3, Aliquippa 0 CLASS 4A RECPVS Pine-Richland 3, North Hills 0 at Avonworth, 7:30 p.m.; Quaker Valley 1-under-par 69 at theWPIAL ClassAAA Catholic, 76; 16.Ben Piticca, Franklin Seneca Valley 2, North Allegheny0 at Keystone Oaks, 7:30 p.m. Union at Western Beaver (n) 1. Imhotep Charter (12) ...... 4-0 1 Regional, 76; 17. Clayton Skoff,Franklin Section 2-A individual semifinals at Cranberry Highlands, and 2. Cathedral Prep (10) ...... 5-0 2 Shaler 2, Butler 2 Section 2-AA Regional, 76; 18. Ryan Dougherty,North Section 2-AAAA Freeport atBurrell, 7:30 p.m.;Springdale Carmichaels 3, Mapletown 0 FranklinRegional’s Palmer Jackson, Elizabeth 3. Thomas Jefferson (7)...... 4-0 3 Allegheny,76; alternate: Greg Malekar, Frazier 3, Geibel 0 4. South Fayette (7) ...... 5-0 4 Baldwin 2, Peters Township 1 at Deer Lakes, 7:30 p.m.; Valley at East Pine-Richland,76; Allegheny,6p.m. West Greene 3, Jefferson-Morgan 0 Forward’sJoe Klingensmith and FoxChapel’s 5. BelleVernon (7)...... 4-0 5 Bethel Park 4, Mt. Lebanon 1 *Top 18 golfers advance to the Class Upper St. Clair 2, Canon-McMillan 1 Section 3-AA California 3, Bentworth 0 6. BerksCatholic(3)...... 4-0 6 AnthonyCordaroshot72toearn medalisthonors AAA championship at Oakmont Country Section 3-AAAA Charleroi at Derry,7p.m.; Section 3-A at HannastownGolf Club. 7. Greater Johnstown (6).... 5-0 7 Club on Oct. 4. Allderdice 1, FoxChapel 0 Southmoreland at McGuffey,7p.m.; Bishop Canevin 3, Brentwood 0 8. Bethlehem Catholic (11) .4-1 8 Team results Central Catholic 5, Penn Hills 0 Waynesburg at Brownsville, 7p.m. Fort Cherry 3, Chartiers-Houston 1 The top18finishersateach siteadvanced to 9. North Pocono (2) ...... 5-0 NR Section 4-AAA Plum 5, Woodland Hills 2 Section 1-A Northgate 3, Sto-Rox0 the WPIALClassAAA championship,Oct.4at 10. New Castle (7)...... 4-1 NR Gateway 237, Plum271 Section 4-AAAA Jeannette at Apollo-Ridge, 3:45 p.m.; Burgettstown at Avella (n) CLASS 3A RECPVS Medalists: Jason Reber,Gateway,37 Penn-Trafford 3, Franklin Reional 0 Riverview at Greensburg Central Section 4-A Oakmont Country Club. 1. Hickory (10) ...... 5-0 1 Section 7-AAA Connellsville 2, Latrobe 0 Catholic, 6p.m.; St.Joseph at ShadySide Greensburg C.C. 3, Trinity Christian 0 2. Beaver (7)...... 4-0 2 Norwin 1, Hempfield 0 Academy,6:30 p.m. Springdale 3, Riverview 0 3. NotreDame-Gr.Pond(11)5-03 S. Fayette226,Char. Valley 243 Section 1-AAA Section 2-A Vincentian Acad. 3, Eden Christian Acad. 0 Recruiting 4. Aliquippa (7)...... 4-1 4 Medalists:Wyatt Geary,South Fayette, Greensburg Salem 5, Highlands 1 Beth-Center at Chartiers-Houston, 7 Leechburg at St. Joseph (n) Highlandssenior BaileyBonnett will continue 5. Central Valley (7)...... 4-1 5 44; Andrew Windsheimer,Chartiers Knoch 1, Hampton 0 p.m.; Geibel at Bishop Canevin, 7p.m.; Nonsection 6. Beaver Falls(7)...... 3-1 6 Valley,44 Mars 8, Armstrong 0 Seton-LaSalle at Bentworth,7p.m. Ambridge 3, New Brighton 1 her swimming career at Kentuckyafter verbally 7. Montoursville (4)...... 5-0 7 Section 1-AA Section 2-AAA Section 3-A Beaver 3, Oakland Catholic 2 committingMondaynight. Bonnetthas wonsix 8. Karns City (9)...... 4-1 8 Burrell 224, Valley325 Montour 3, Ambridge 0 Riverside at Neshannock, 7p.m. CityLeague 9. Central Martinsburg (6) .. 4-1 9 Medalists:Tiger Hubbard,Burrell, 42; Jay Moon 5, Blackhawk 1 Section 4-A Allderdice 3, Brashear 2 WPIAL titlesand two PIAA titles. 10. Danville (4)...... 4-1 10 Jackson, Valley,46 West Allegheny 6, Hopewell 0 South Side Beaver at Eden Christian,7p.m. To report scores, call 1-888-748-8742. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 · C11 ODDS FOOTBALL TRANSACTIONS SOCCER COLLEGES SPORTS BROADCASTS BASEBALL NFL STANDINGS TUESDAY’SMOVES MLS TUESDAY’SRESULTS TODAY’SGAMES AFC EASTERN CONFERENCE SOCCER Baseball National League East WLTPct PF PA BASEBALL WL TPts GF GA Men’s Favorite Odds Underdog New England ...... 3001.000 81 45 NATIONAL LEAGUE New York...... 13 9948 53 40 Gannon 3, Alderson Broaddus 0 Cubs...... -$170 (7.0)...... PIRATES N.Y. Jets ...... 120.333 62 78 WASHINGTON NATIONALS —Selected Toronto FC ...... 13 8948 45 33 La Roche 3, Penn State-Altoona 1 MLB NATIONALS...-$180 (8.5)...... D’backs Miami ...... 120.333 64 67 the contract of CSpencerKieboom from New York City FC 13 9948 55 53 Mount Aloysius 3, Bethany 2 2p.m. Seattle at Houston. MLB Network BRAVES...... -$132 (9.0)...... Phillies Buffalo...... 120.333 71 68 Harrisburg (EL). Philadelphia...... 11 11 9425048 Salem International 1, Slippery Rock 0 Mets...... -$125 (8.5)...... MARLINS South WLTPct PF PA Montreal...... 91011384347 Seton Hill 4, Pitt-Johnstown 1 7p.m. Chicago Cubs at Pirates.Root CARDS...... -$160 (8.5)...... Reds Houston...... 2 1 0 .667 42 53 FOOTBALL D.C. United ...... 8913 37 43 41 Temple 1, Penn State 0 Sports/93.7FM, 1450 AM, 1480 AM, Pirates Radio Dodgers...... -$155 (8.0)...... PADRES Indianapolis...... 120.333 81 95 NFL New England ...... 9139 36 37 51 Women’s GIANTS...... -$195 (7.5)...... Rockies Tennessee...... 120.333 42 57 ARIZONA CARDINALS —Placed TE Orlando City ...... 71013344957 Allegheny 2, Westminster 0 Network Jacksonville...... 030.000 54 84 American League Troy Niklas on injured reserve. Signed Columbus...... 71111324246 Clarion 0, Malone 0(2OT) 7p.m. Cleveland at Detroit. ESPN Mariners...... -$112 (8.5)...... ASTROS North WLTPct PF PA TE Ifeanyi Momah fromthe practice Baltimore...... 3001.000 57 44 Chicago...... 6149 27 36 48 Edinboro4,Pitt-Johnstown1 Red Sox...... NL...... YANKEES squad. Released LS Kameron Canaday WESTERN CONFERENCE La Roche 4, Penn State-Altoona 1 10 p.m. Colorado at SanFrancisco.ESPN BLUE JAYS ....-$130 (9.0)...... Orioles Steelers...... 210.667 65 66 Cincinnati ...... 120.333 56 75 and SMarquiChristian. Signed LB Cam WL TPts GF GA Lehigh 1, St. Francis (Pa.) 0 TIGERS ...... NL...... Indians Johnson to the practice squad.Released FC Dallas...... 15 8853 47 39 Mount Aloysius 1, Bethany 0 ROYALS ...... -$130 (8.5)...... Twins Cleveland...... 030.000 54 84 Basketball West WLTPct PF PA LB Shaq Riddick from the practice squad. Colorado...... 12 512483227 Slippery Rock 3, Gannon 1 WHITE SOX... -$115(8.5)...... Rays BUFFALOBILLS —Released KJordan Los Angeles...... 11 515485338 St. Vincent 2, Juniata 2(2OT) ANGELS...... -$117 (8.5)...... A’s Denver...... 3001.000 84 57 Kansas City ...... 210.667 69 49 Gay. Signed WR Ed Eagan andCTerran Real Salt Lake ....12 10 9454242 TENNIS WNBASEMIFINALS Interleague Vaughn to the practice squad. Released Sporting K.C...... 12 12 7433938 Women’s RANGERS...... -$210 (9.0)...... Brewers Oakland ...... 210.667 80 79 8p.m. Game 1, Phoenix at Minnesota. ESPN2 SanDiego...... 120.333 87 73 LB CarlosFields and SDamianParms Portland...... 11 12 8414648 Clarion 7, Alfred 2 PROFOOTBALL NFC from the practice squad. Seattle...... 11 13 5383839 Seton Hill 6, St. Vincent 3 10 p.m. Game 1, Chicago at LosAngeles. ESPN2 THURSDAY’S GAME East WLTPct PF PA DETROIT LIONS —Re-signed WR Aaron Vancouver...... 9148 35 40 49 Thiel 7, Waynesburg 2 Favorite Points (O/U) Underdog Philadelphia...... 3001.000 92 27 Dobson. Re-signed LB Zaviar Goodento SanJose...... 7913 34 28 32 Washington &Jefferson 9, BENGALS...... 7(44.5) ...... Dolphins Dallas ...... 210.667 77 60 the practice squad. Houston...... 71111323638 Penn State-Altoona 0 Golf SUNDAY’S GAMES N.Y. Giants...... 210.667 63 61 GREEN BAY PACKERS —ReleasedCB •Three points for win, one for tie. VOLLEYBALL l-Colts...... 2.5 (49.5)...... Jaguars Washington...... 120.333 68 92 Robertson Danielfromthe practice squad. SCHEDULE Women’s LPGA REDSKINS ...... 9(45.5) ...... Browns South WLTPct PF PA MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Signed GWillie Today’smatches Cal (Pa.) 3, Fairmont State 2 Atlanta ...... 210.667 104 91 Beavers. Signed WR Isaac Fruechte and Columbus at D.C. United, 7:30 p.m. Carlow 3, West Virginia Tech 2 1a.m.(Thursday) Reignwood Classic first round. PATRIOTS...... NL...... Bills Tampa Bay...... 120.333 70 101 JETS...... NL...... Seahawks OT Sean Hickey (Franklin Regional) to Orlando City at Toronto FC,7:30p.m. Chatham 3, Waynesburg 0 GOLF Carolina ...... 120.333 76 70 the practice squad.Released CB Julian SanJose at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Clarion 3, Juniata 2 Panthers...... 3(50.5) ...... FALCONS New Orleans...... 030.000 79 96 Lions...... 3(46.5) ...... BEARS Wilson from the practice squad. Chicago atSeattle, 10:30 p.m. Duquense 3, Robert Morris 0 North WLTPct PF PA NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS —Signed DL Friday’smatch Pitt-Johnstown 3, West Liberty 2 Hockey TEXANS...... 6.5 (40.5)...... Titans Minnesota...... 3001.000 64 40 RAVENS...... 3.5 (46.5)...... Raiders John Hughes. Signed WR Da’Ron Brown NewYork City FC at Houston, 8p.m. St. Vincent 3, La Roche 1 Green Bay...... 210.667 75 67 to the practice squad. Broncos...... 3(44.5) ...... BUCS Detroit...... 120.333 81 85 Saturday’smatches NHL PRESEASON Cowboys...... 3(45.5) ...... 49ERS Chicago...... 030.000 45 83 NEW YORK GIANTS—Placed RB Shane Philadelphia at New York, 7p.m. TENNIS 8:30 p.m. Penguins at Chicago.NHL Network CHARGERS...... 4(53.5) ...... Saints West WLTPct PF PA Vereen on injured reserve. Re-signed CB Chicago atColumbus, 7:30 p.m. CARDS...... 8.5 (43.5)...... Rams Los Angeles...... 210.667 46 63 Michael Hunter.SignedDBDoran Grant D.C. United at TorontoFC, 7:30 p.m. TUESDAY’SMATCHES STEELERS...... 6(47.5) ...... Chiefs Seattle...... 210.667 52 37 to the practice squad. Sporting K.C. at New England, 7:30 p.m. WTA Soccer MONDAY’S GAME SanFrancisco...... 120.333 73 83 SEATTLE MARINERS —Named Scott Los Angeles at FC Dallas, 9p.m. Wuhan Open VIKINGS ...... 4(43.5) ...... Giants Arizona...... 120.333 79 63 Hunter director of amateur scouting. Portland at Colorado, 9p.m. Singles —Second round Bye week: Packers Eagles. RESULTS/SCHEDULE TENNESSEE TITANS —Signed WR Real Salt Lake at SanJose, 10:30 p.m. •PetraKvitova(14), Czech Republic, CHAMPIONS LEAGUE l- London. Monday’sgame Jordan Leslietothe practice squad. Sunday’smatch def.Elina Svitolina, Ukraine, 6-3, 6-1. 2:30 p.m. Barcelona at Monchengladbach. FS1 COLLEGE FOOTBALL Atlanta 45, New Orleans 32 Released NT Antwaun Woodsfromthe Montreal at Orlando City,1p.m. •YaroslavaShvedova, Kazakhstan,def. Thursday’s game practice squad. Roberta Vinci (13), Italy,7-5, 6-2. 2:30 p.m. Bayern at Atletico. ESPN2 THURSDAY’S GAMES Miami atCincinnati, 8:25 p.m. WASHINGTON REDSKINS —Placed C USL PLAYOFFS •Svetlana Kuznetsova(9), Russia, Favorite Points (O/U) Underdog Sunday’sgames Kory Lichtensteiger and SDeAngelo EASTERN CONFERENCE def.Madison Brengle, United States, 2:30 p.m. Manchester City at Celtic. FS2 TEXASTECH..28.5(80.0)...... Kansas Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 9:30 a.m. Hall on injured reserve. Signed CJohn Quarterfinals 6-0, 6-4. FUTSALWORLD CUP HOUSTON...... 28 (50.5) ...... Connecticut Carolina at Atlanta, 1p.m. Sullivan. Signed OLVinston Painter Saturday’sgame •Agnieszka Radwanska (3), Poland, def. FRIDAY’S GAMES Tennessee at Houston, 1p.m. from the practice squad. Signed CB Tye Charlotte at Rochester,6:05 p.m. Ekaterina Makarova, Russia, 6-4, 6-1. 7:55 p.m. Argentina vs.Portugal. FS2 BYU...... 4(52.0) ...... Toledo Seattle at N.Y. Jets, 1p.m. Smith to thepractice squad.Released Sunday’sgames WASHINGTON..3(44.5) ...... Stanford •BarboraStrycova, Czech Republic, def. Detroit at Chicago, 1p.m. LB AmarloHerrera from thepractice Charleston atCincinnati, 4p.m. Misaki Doi, Japan, 5-7, 6-0, 6-2. MLS SATURDAY’S GAMES Buffalo at New England, 1p.m. squad. Orlando at New York, 4p.m. PITT ...... 16.5 (70.5)...... Marshall Cleveland at Washington, 1p.m. •Daria Kasatkina, Russia, def.Louisa 7:30 p.m. Orlando CityatToronto. FS1 Richmond at Louisville, 7p.m. Chirico, United States, 6-1, 6-1. PENN ST...... 3(55.5) ...... Minnesota Oakland at Baltimore, 1p.m. HOCKEY WESTERN CONFERENCE Denver at Tampa Bay, 4:05 p.m. •Madison Keys (8), United States, def. WVIRGINIA ... 3.5 (54.5)...... Kansas St NHL Quarterfinals BOSTON COLL17.5 (39.5)...... Buffalo Los Angeles at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. Caroline Garcia, France, 6-3, 6-4. Volleyball DETROIT RED WINGS —ReleasedFLuke Friday’sgames MISSISSIPPI....14 (66.5) ...... Memphis New Orleans at SanDiego,4:25 p.m. •Angelique Kerber (1), Germany,def. Kirwan from his amateur tryoutand Los Angeles at Swope Park, 8:30 p.m. Kristina Mladenovic, France, 6-7 (4), Tulane...... 2.5 (42.5)...... UMASS Dallas at SanFrancisco, 4:25 p.m. returned him to Flint (OHL). COLLEGE WOMEN IOWA...... 13 (43.5) ..Northwestern Kansas City at Steelers,8:30 p.m. Vancouver at Colorado Springs, 9p.m. 6-1, 6-4. Saturday’sgames •DominikaCibulkova(10), Slovakia, 6:30 p.m. Northwestern at Ohio State. OHIO ST...... 38.5 (57.5)...... Rutgers Monday, Oct.3 SOCCER DUKE ...... 4(60.5) ...... Virginia N.Y. Giants at Minnesota, 8:30 p.m. Oklahoma City at Rio Grande Valley, def.LauraSiegemund, Germany,2-6, MLS 8:30 p.m. 6-3, 6-4. Big Te nNetwork e-NotreDame .11(74.5) ...... Syracuse ATLANTAUNITED —Named Gerardo SFlorida...... 5.5 (59.5).....CINCINNATI MONDAY’S LATEGAME Orange County at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. •Venus Williams (6),UnitedStates, 7p.m. TexasatOklahoma. ESPNU Martino coach. TEMPLE...... 12.5 (51.5)...... Smu FALCONS45,SAINTS32 def.Yulia Putintseva, Kazakhstan, ODU ...... 9.5 (57.5).....CHARLOTTE COLUMBUS CREW —Announced the NWSL PLAYOFFS 6-3, 6-2. 8p.m. KentuckyatFlorida. SECNetwork Mid Tenn St.....15 (61.5) ...... NTEXAS Atlanta 721107 —45 retriement of DTyson Wahl at the SEMIFINALS •Caroline Wozniacki, Denmark,def. 8:30 p.m. NebraskaatIllinois. Big Te nNetwork LA TECH ...... 20 (57.5) ...... Utep New Orleans 71087—32 conclusion of the 2016 season. Friday’sgame Katerina Siniakova, Czech Republic, Fla Atlantic..... 6.5 (52.5)...... FLA INT’L Firstquarter Chicago at Washington, 8p.m. 6-4, 6-4. 9p.m. Te nnessee at South Carolina. ESPNU WMichigan.... 3.5 (55.5)....CMICHIGAN NO—Fleener 2passfromBrees (Lutz COLLEGE Sunday’s game •Johanna Konta(11), Britain, def. BALL ST...... 4(58.5) ...... No Illinois kick), 8:25. DUQUESNE — Jenn Langzettel named Western New York at Portland, 5p.m. Zhang Shuai, China, 6-3, 6-3. Sportstalk BOWL GREEN...3(66.5) ...... EMichigan Atl—T.Coleman 2run (Bryant kick), 5:21. associate head women’srowing coach. Championship •Jelena Jankovic, Serbia, def.Garbine Ohio U...... 2.5 (52.0)...MIAMI-OHIO Second quarter Megan Parmarter named assistant Sunday, Oct. 9 Muguruza (2), Spain, 6-4, 7-6 (2). 9a.m.-8 p.m. sportstalk.triblive.com ECAROLINA.....4(61.5) ...... CFlorida Atl—Freeman 13 passfromRyan women’srowing coach. At Houston Akron...... 7(54.5) ...... KENT ST (Bryant kick), 14:53. PENN STATE —Named David Hamilton TBD, 5p.m. MARYLAND.....10 (55.5) ...... Purdue NO—Thomas 3passfromBrees (Lutz assistant athletic director for applied Miami-Fla...... 7(51.5) ...... GA TECH kick), 9:55. health andperformance science. BASKETBALL NEBRASKA...... 21 (54.5) ...... Illinois Atl—T.Coleman 2run (Bryantkick), 5:31. GEORGE WASHINGTON —Named MICHIGAN..... 10.5 (44.5)...... Wisconsin Atl—Hardy 4passfromRyan(Bryant Maurice Joseph men’sinterim basketball kick), :28. coach. WNBAPLAYOFFS Louisville...... 2(67.5) ...... CLEMSON SCHEDULE FLORIDAST... 10.5 (69.5)...... NCarolina NO—FG Lutz 57, :00. Thirdquarter Semifinals AUBURN...... 33 (55.5) ...... UL-Monroe HOCKEY (Best-of-5) AIR FORCE...... 7(47.5) ...... Navy Atl—T.Coleman 6run (Bryant kick),12:03. NO—Kuhn 3run (Ingram run), 7:38. (x-if necessary) SO MISS...... 24 (58.5) ...... Rice NHL PRESEASON Phoenix vs.Minnesota COLO.ST...... 6.5 (55.5)...... Wyoming Atl—FG Bryant 21, 2:58. Fourth quarter RESULTS/SCHEDULE Wednesday: Phoenix at Minnesota, 8p.m. ALABAMA...... 35 (57.5) ...... Kentucky Monday’sgames Friday: Phoenix at Minnesota, 8p.m. Tennessee...... 3.5 (53.5)...... GEORGIA Atl—D.Jones 90 interception return (Bryant kick), 13:37. Ottawa6,Toronto 3 Oct. 2: Minnesota at Phoenix, 5p.m. APP’CHIAN ST.19(52.5) ...... Georgia St N.Y. Islanders 3, Philadelphia 0 Florida ...... 10 (41.5) ... VANDERBILT NO—Ingram 5passfromBrees (Lutz x-Oct. 4: MinnesotaatPhoenix, TBA kick), 10:00. Minnesota 2, Buffalo 1 x-Oct. 6: Phoenix at Minnesota, TBA CALIFORNIA.....1(67.5) ...... Utah Carolina 2, Washington 1, OT OK. STATE...... 2.5 (71.5)...... Texas A—73,003. Chicago vs.Los Angeles TEAM STATISTICS New Jersey 2, Philadelphia 0 Wednesday: ChicagoatLos Angeles, 10 p.m. COLORADO...... 17 ...... Oregon St AtlNOColumbus 3, Boston 2, SO NC STATE...... 10 (49.5) .... Wake Forest Friday: Chicago at LosAngeles,10p.m. First downs 26 32 New Jersey 3, Montreal 2 Oct. 2: LosAngeles at Chicago, 3p.m. Texas A&M .... 17.5 (47.5)...SCAROLINA Total Net Yards 442 474 Dallas 3, St.Louis 1 UCLA...... 13 (58.5) ...... Arizona x-Oct. 4: Los Angeles at Chicago, TBA Rushes-Yards 31-217 23-115 Edmonton 2, Calgary 1 x-Oct. 6: Chicago at Los Angeles, TBA USC...... 10 (63.5) ...... Arizona St Passing 225 359 Edmonton 4, Calgary 2 Baylor...... 16.5 (60.5)...... IOWAST Punt returns 0-0 1-0 Arizona 5, Los Angeles 3 Michigan St...... 7(53.5) ...... INDIANA Kickoff returns 2-54 0-0 Los Angeles 4, Arizona 3 Oklahoma...... 3.5 (69.5)...... TCU Interceptions Ret. 1-90 0-0 LSU...... 13.5 (53.5)...... Missouri Tuesday’sgames Comp-Att-Int 20-30-0 36-54-1 Detroit 4, Penguins 2 SanDiego St ...20 (52.5) ....SALABAMA Sacked-Yards Lost 2-15 2-17 UL-Lafayette ....5(64.5) ...N. MEXICOST Florida 4, Nashville 1 Punts 2-45.0 2-41.5 Nashville 2, Florida 1 Troy...... 14 (59.5) ...... IDAHO Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-1 NEW MEXICO...8(56.5) ...... SanJose St Philadelphia 4, N.Y. Islanders 0 Penalties-Yards 4-35 5-75 Buffalo 3, Ottawa2(OT) BOISE ST ...... 20.5 (58.0)...... Utah St Time of possession 27:26 32:34 Oregon...... 2(74.5) ...... WASH. ST N.Y. Rangers 5, N.Y. Islanders 2 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Montreal 5, Washington 2 UNLV...... 9(61.5) ...... Fresno St RUSHING—Atlanta, Freeman 14-152, Nevada ...... 3.5 (58.5)...... HAWAII T.Coleman 12-42, Ryan 5-23. New Carolina 3, Tampa Bay2 e-East Rutherford, NJ. Orleans, Ingram 15-77, Hightower 3-19, Colorado at Minnesota (n) Brees 2-9, Cooks1-6,Kuhn 1-3, Lewis 1-1. Calgary at Winnipeg (n) WNBAPLAYOFFS PASSING—Atlanta, Ryan 20-30-0-240. Arizona at Anaheim (n) WEDNESDAY’S GAMES New Orleans, Brees 36-54-1-376. Vancouver at SanJose (n) Favorite Points (O/U) Underdog RECEIVING—Atlanta, Freeman 5-55, Today’sgames MINNESOTA.. 5.5(165.5)...... Phoenix T.Coleman 3-47,Sanu 3-31, Tamme 3-28, New JerseyatPhiladelphia, 7p.m. LOSANGELES9.5 (166.5)...... Chicago Gabriel 2-33, Hardy 2-26, J.Jones 1-16, Detroit at Boston, 7p.m. ••• Robinson 1-4. New Orleans, Fleener 7-109, Penguins at Chicago,8:30p.m. Home team in CAPITAL letters B.Coleman 7-78, Thomas 7-71, Cadet 6-32, Dallas at Colorado, 9p.m. (O/U) =over/under Ingram 4-30, Lewis 3-43,Cooks 2-13. Edmonton at Vancouver, 10 p.m. NL =nolines MISSED FIELD GOALS—None. Anaheim at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. C12 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 41ST RYDER CUP FRIDAY-SUNDAY •HAZELTON NATIONAL GOLF CLUP •CHASKA, MINN. 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ASSOCIATED PRESS CHASKA, Minn. —The first question Rickie Fowler was asked at the Ryder Cup wasasgood an indicationas anyofhow hisyear hasgone. “Can youtalk alittle about facial hair in golf and your viewofit?” Fowlerisone of golf’s “it” boys,partofyoung genera- tion of players who hang out and vacation together and areasknowledgeableabout fashion as they areabout flop GETTY IMAGES shots. They’re masterful at Rickie Fowler drives during GETTYIMAGES brand-building and areall apracticeround Tu esday. U.S.captain DavisLove III and Phil Mickelson chat while taking RyderCup team photos Tu esday. “This is a over social media. They’re greatteam,”Love said. “This is the best golf team maybe ever assembled.” comfortableinthe spotlight, playing on the road eight out engaging and almost always nine weeks. in demand, even when they “I’m feeling better about don’t win consistently, which the game,having thosetwo is another wayofsumming weeks offthan Iwould have U.S. bravadomotivatesEuros getting readyfor the ... Tour up Fowler’s rocky season. Championship,” he said. “I He woninJanuary at Abu was abletogorelax, rest, particularly with six rookies. the golf ball and “let the other team Dhabiagainst afield thatri- LoveIII pannedfor ‘bestever’ recoverand then use the Therecordshows otherwise. knowthatweare goingtodominate valed most PGA Tour events. week to practice.” remark on RyderCup team Europe has woneight of thelast you.” He talked about having confi- A month later, he blew a Fowler foundtime to grow 10 times in the Ryder Cup dating to dence and howthe Americans didn’t two-shot lead in Phoenix ASSOCIATED PRESS 1995, and while thereare six players need to do anything “super human.” amustache in solidarity with twoholes left and lost with pal Justin Thomas that CHASKA, Minn.—Davis Love III whohavenever experienced the emo- “This is agreat team,” he said. in aplayoff to Hideki Mat- they dubbed “playoff ’stach- said he was onlytrying to illustrate tions and pressureofthe Ryder Cup, “This is the best golf team maybe suyama and his tableau for es.” When his postseason bid whyhis U.S. team should playwith onlyfourEuropeans on the team ever assembled.” the rest of his year was set. fell away,Fowlerplanned moreswaggerinthe Ryder Cup. knowthe feeling of losing. European captain DarrenClarke Fowler subsequentlyblew to leave on the facial hair “At the end of theday,you don’t said he didn’t need to post anything His comments wound up providing leads in Charlotte and New “to supportJ.T.through the plentyoffodder forthe Europeans, win theRyder Cups with your on the walls of theteam room. His York,making him 0for 4 playoffs.”But then he had to andperhaps alittle extramotivation mouth,” Sergio Garcia said. “Youwin players heardthe comment, some of when he held the54-hole lead film avideo,and offcame they didn’t need. themout thereonthe golf course.So them laughed about it, none appear to on tour andeventually the mustache. Thecatch phrasefor this Ryder that’s what we’ll see,whichteam is have forgotten. Clarke seemedmore costing himbothanauto- TheRyder Cup is easily Cup: “Best golfteam maybeever the best.” defensiveabout Miller’s comments. matic qualifying berth for the most partisan event in assembled.” Love saidthe conversation on “Wehavethe Masters champion the Ryder Cup and aslot the gentlemanlygame,espe- That’s what Love said in aradio SiriusXM Radio last Fridaywas (DannyWillet),wehaveThe Open in the season-ending Tour ciallysince Europe has won interviewlast week. Rory McIlroy “misconstrued.” champion (Henrik Stenson), we Championship. the last three and eight of seized on it last weekend, joking He saidaCanadian callerhad said have the Olympic champion (Justin It was astunning reversal the last 10. thatthe Americans at least had the the Americans needed to playwith Rose) and we have the FedEx cham- of fortunes,considering the This willbeFowler’sthird best Ryder Cup Task Forceeveras- moreswagger, and Love agreed with pion(McIlroy). Youcombine that momentumFowlerwas build- try and some validation is sembled. He couldn’t help butmen- him. He said the host asked what he with all the experience and with all ing.Hefinished in the top in order.Hewas acaptain’s tion it again Tuesdaybeforethe first would tell his team. of the rest of the team and the way five of all four majors in 2014, pickthis year and in 2010, practice session at Hazeltine. “And Isaid: ‘I would tell my team those guys played, Idon’t reallyneed and wontwice —including andhehas yettowin amatch “Wheneverweare goingup they’rethe best team ever assembled. to respond to that,” Clarke said. “I ThePlayers Championship, in four-ball, foursomes or against one of the greatest teams Let’s go out and showoff and play think I’vegot full confidence in our golf’s unofficial “fifth major” singles,losing three and ever assembled,that’s motivation and have fun,’” Love said. team.” —onlyayearago.Partofthat halvingthree others. enough,” McIlroy said. It didn’t quite come out thatway. Neither side reallyneeds anymo- skid could be the result of “I don’t think there’s any Adding to the bulletin-board Love saidonthe radio showthat tivation, though Jordan Spieth sug- fatigue,especially the last two tricktoit,” he said. “At the material wasNBC Sports analyst Americans have been guilty of play- gested the most powerful type. months or so,when Fowler end of the day, you’ve just JohnnyMiller saying Europe had ing not to lose,and thatthey need to “We’retired,” he said, “of being traveled to Rio de Janeirofor got to go out and beatthose the worstteam he had seen in years, smash the tee shot, walk quicklyto told we haven’t won.” the Olympics and wound up other guys.” WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIISECTION D Auction boasts years of concert memories Catererwho cooked for musiciansselling collection of photos, other memorabilia by CHRIS TOGNERI For30years,Sharon Ringeisen cooked forthe stars: Dave Matthews and Neil Young. Beyonce and Prince. Bruce Springsteen andPearl Jam. BillyJoel andElton John. Thelist goes on. Ringeisenran acatering company thatcontracted with venues suchas the Star LakeAmphitheatre, theA.J. Palumbo Center,the oldCivic Arena and the IC Light Amphitheatre. When musicians came to town, Ringeisen made food forthem. “The venuetriestomakeittheir home forthe day, and that’s what we try to do,” says Ringeisen, 62, of Canonsburg. “Some of Checkitout them are »To viewthe auction sociable; some catalog, go to: arenot.You backstage knowassoon auctions.com/ as theycome catalog/auction.php in what kind of dayyou’re going to have, and youjusttreat them the waythey want to be treated.” During hercareer, Ringeisen has, naturally, amassed avast collection of memorabilia, including items thatartists gave herpersonally as a “thank you.” Adda Thereare posters, backstage passes,drumsticks and picks.There’s asignedsoccerballfromRod Stew- art, a24-karatchampagne bottlefrom Jay-Z andstacksofautographs. Now, morethan400 of her items arefor sale in an online auction that ends Oct.2. Ringeisenisretiring, sheexplains, and Steve Landry, acompanychef wholives with her in Canonsburg, is having health issues.Sowhileshe BLANKET nevercollected the items with amind on sellingthem, she says nowisthe time.The auction is being handled by Backstage AuctionsofHouston, Texas. “I was keeping it all, hopingthat when Ipassed, my grandkids would come through and say, ‘Grandma of flavor was crazy!’ ”Ringeisen says.“But then we met Jacques (van Gool, from Backstage Auctions) and said, ‘Maybe we can finally have some room in the house!’ ” She’snot sellingeverything. Some These5essential items mean toomuch. AUCTION · D3 sauces keep it covered

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He Layzie Bone and Krayzie Freshly ground black pepper,to postedthe pictureonInstagram andwished the couple “Congratsand blessings!” Bone,began in Cleveland in taste —AP 1993and is known formixing 3tablespoons corn oil singing withrap. 8medium onions, peeledand —AP thickly sliced 3tablespoons tomato paste Kosher salt, to taste 2to4clovesgarlic, peeled and quartered 1carrot, peeled and trimmed Toss out all those moldy tomatoes — now Heatthe oven to 375 degrees. uestion:How can And if Ihaveanabundance, Isalvagetomatoes because Iamnot acanner, I Lightlydustthe brisket WAXMAN FAMILY PHOTO ALBUM Q Extra with flour, and then sprinkle thatare in awful will freeze them. with pepper.Heatthe oil Transfer the brisket to a shape? What happens »Find arecipe for Here’s howtofreeze over medium-high heatina cutting boardand,using a when they mold? Can FreshTomatoand peeled or unpeeled toma- largeovenproof enameled very sharpknife,slice the youcut the moldaway? 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arly Sunday morning, Al Grasso was athome, E gettingreadyfor the big day—the softopening of the North Side’s newest brewery — when he heardastrange noise. He thought it might be a CHRIS TOGNERI siren. He wonderedif FirstDraft therewas some kind of emergency. was: ‘Takeyour budget and Therewasn’t. double it. Take your schedule and doubleit,’ ”Grasso said It was justKid Rock. Sept. 25 as patronspacked His partner,Amy Yurkov- the brewery.“It just takes ich, was playing the song time.Acoupleweeks turns “Bawitdaba” —whichstarts into three months. lowand slow, then builds “Butwe’reherenow.We’re AglassofGFImperial IPA to ahyped crescendo. She excited. Andthe neighbors cranked it up,burst through aresuper-excited.” And it worked. the door and shouted: Abrief recapontheir Next, Imoved on to aflight “Areyou ready? Areyou journey: of samplers. readytodothis?” Al, Amyand Matt moved TheGFImperial IPAwas a He was ready. to Colorado in the mid-2000s wonder,remarkably smooth Afterall this time, everyone and fellinlovewiththe foran8.7 percent beer. involved with AlleghenyCity craft-beerscene there. They Theginger beer is not BrewingCo. was ready. started homebrewing. They my style (see abovenoteon Followingtheirunan- got goodatit. PHOTOS: ANDREW RUSSELL |TRIBUNE-REVIEW my beerpreferences), but nounced soft opening last And theykeptoneye AmyYurkovich, co-owner of AlleghenyCityBrewing Co.inDeutschtown, poursaGF the Funkhauser farmhouse weekend, AlleghenyCity on Pittsburgh, specifically Imperial IPA. Yurkovich along with Al Grasso of McCandless and Matt Yurkovich of Brighton beer was unique and refresh- BrewingCo. in Deutschtown the North Side,and Heightsare ownersofthe newbrewery. ing. will officially open forbusi- wondered whymore Malty brownalesare my ness at 4p.m. Sept.28. breweriesweren’t opening agoodstart. About 30 people Matt and Amygrew up on fixated on theHabanero favorite,and the Allegheny It tookmuchlonger than here. Until now, the only stopped in Sept. 24,and on theNorth Side, and never Stout.Idon’tgenerallygo Common, heavyonthe coffee the owners —Grasso, brewery on thecity’sNorth Sept. 25 the bar was packed. considered the possibility of forexoticflavors in my beer aroma, did not disappoint. Yurkovichand herbrother, Side was Penn Brewery in “Wedidn’t know what to opening elsewhere. —noorange, no lemon,and TheGraham Cracker porter, Matt Yurkovich—expected. Troy Hill. expect, butthe supportwas “Weall felt, if it’s notin definitely no pumpkin. But brewed with grahamcrack- When FirstDraft wrote They movedbackin2013, just overwhelming,” Amy the North Side, we’renot go- there’s something about ers and cinnamon, was also about them in January,they found aspace at 507 Foreland Yurkovichsaid. “Therewere ing to do it,” Amysaid. “We spicybeer thatsings to me. tasty. were targetingaMarch open- St., just offEast Ohio Street so manygood reviews,so wanted alittle localplace And this did notdisappoint. Sadly, Idid not have room ingdate. (formerly theAmani coffee manynice neighbors. Ev- peoplecouldwalk to or bike It hits the palate smoothly, forthe Nova Gose, brewed Butasany brewer knows, shop), and got to work. eryone is just so thrilledto to.” then spreads itsfire, in the with corianderand sea salt. delays happen,followedby “It’s realizing adream,” have another neighborhood All that’sleft nowisrun- backofthe mouth, down the But thanks to Amy’s love of moredelays,asthey wade Matt Yurkovichsaid. place.” ning the business,and mak- throat andintothe chest. sour beers,they’llalways through asea of bureaucrat- “There’s been alot of Added Matt Yurkovich: ing surethe beer stands out “It’sour base stout recipe, have one on tap. ic redtape. positive vibes and everyone “Wedidn’tpublicizeit. We in an increasinglycrowded with the habanero added So I’ll getaroundtoit. “It was tough,but one in the neighborhoodhas wanted it to be forthe people market. duringthe secondary fer- thingpeoplesaid thatwas become our friends.It’svery of the neighborhood,to They’reoff to agood start. mentation,” Grassosaid.“It ChrisTogneriwas very pleased helpful, and Istill remem- exciting.” thank themfor being patient Iwent to the soft opening wasachance to do some- to findnopumpkin beers on the menu. ber when theguys from Judging by the reception and fortheirsupport.Itwent Sept. 25, scanned the beer thing completelyexperimen- Reach him at [email protected] Brew Gentlemensaidthis, last weekend,they’reoff to reallywell.” menuand immediately tal.” or on Twitter at @ChrisTogneri. Auction boasts years of local concert memories

AUCTION · FROMD1 wall next to BritneySpears, and he called his mom up. And she’ll still have the He said, ‘Mom, my pictureis stories behind theitems that on the wall next to Britney do go —evenifshe’scoy Spears!’” about sharing them. Themost down-to-earth “Want to hear aboutthe musician might be Dave Mat- drunken parties?” Landry thews,theysay. says. “One of the friendliest “No,” Ringeisencutshim guys you’d ever want to off. “We don’t want to hear meet,”Landry says.“He about drunkenparties.” would minglewithevery- Instead, theysharetamer body, youknow, the catering memories. crew and everyone.Very Likethe timeCharlie Dan- friendly. Isaw him come in at iels gothis hand stuckina nine in the morning and ask PHOTOS: SUBMITTED cookie jar beforeashow. forahot dogfor breakfast. The auction includesitems Or the wayBretMichaels, He’s just down to earth and signed by performerssuch theButler native of Poison very kind.” as Marilyn Manson and the fame,alwaysbrought in his And theyremain awed by Dave Matthews Band. familyfor abarbecue before Neil Young. ashow. And howunfailingly Not forhis music(al- Jones,DaveMatthews and friendlyhewas with staff. thoughtheylikethat, too), others. Some artists hadquirks: butfor the enduring devo- But what fans don’t see are TomPetty, forinstance, tion he shows hisson,Ben, Young’s tender interactions “She was not collecting T-shirt worn didn’t want people looking whohas cerebral palsy,is backstage with Ben, now37, in atraditional sense—she by Neil at him beforeashow, so they quadriplegic and cannot Ringeisenand Landry say. was collecting memories,” Yo ung crew hung curtains backstage, speak. Ben Young tourswithhis vanGool says.“Youcan membersin Landry says.And Prince,a His fans arewell aware father.And he lovestrains. almost sense the human 2012 strict vegan, would not allow thatYoung andhis wife, So at each stop,roadies as- element in every piece, as meatanywhereinthe build- Pegi, co-founded the Bridge semble amassive train setso opposed to buyingsomething ingafter he arrived. School in theSan Francisco father and son canplaywith offeBay, whereyou have no Thetimethey met shock- Bayareatohelp kidswith them, they say. clue aboutthe historyofthe rocker MarilynManson was severe disabilities.Young’s “He’s awonderful father,” piece.These all have astory, asurprise,they say. annual BridgeSchoolBen- Landry says.“Youcan really and that’s what makes it so “He’sprettyweirdon efit concerts attract major see it.” great.” stage,but to us,he’s like a headliners,withthis year’s Jacques vanGool,Back- normalperson,” Landry lineup including Metallica, stage Auctions co-owner, Chris Togneri is aTribune-Reviewstaff says.“He came intocater- RogerWaters,WillieNelson, says stories likethose make writer. Reachhim at 412-380-5632 or ing, sawhis picture on the My Morning Jacket, Norah this collection unique. [email protected]. adno=6380397 D4 · WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 Cider press in full swing beforefestival

by PATRICKVARINE hydraulics to oil hydraulics, can drive rightuptothe forexample, so that we don’t building, buyabusheland It mightbeturning 110 DelmontApple have to winterizeitevery getsome cider,” he says. years old next year,but the ’n ArtsFestival year.” In additiontocider,the 1907 cider press at Shields Thecider is pressed using festivalwill boast farm-to- Farm in Delmont is ready When: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. up to ahalf-dozenvarieties tablemeals, historypresen- to mash up about30tonsof Oct. 1and 11 a.m.-5p.m. of apples,whichcreates the tations,livemusic,a“Wide apples over the course of a Oct. 2 proper blend of sweetness WorldofAnimals” showand fewdaysatthe 2016Apple ‘n Admission: Free and tart. thetraditional Baby Apple Arts Festival. Where: Shields Farm, More than 50 crates of Cheeks contest, alongwith “Weget ourapples from Overly LaneinDelmont apples were sitting at Shields train rides,apetting zoo, BedfordCounty,and westart Details: delmontapple Farm on Sept. 26, partially ponyrides and more. hauling theminonMonday, ” narts.com tarped andbuzzingwith ForTruzzie,who’s been says HarveyBush of the wasps andbees drawn to the involved with the festival Fort Allen Antique Farm thousands and thousands PATRICK VARINE |TRIBUNE-REVIEW since the early 1970s,it’s Equipment Association. using it foralot of years,” of Golden Delicious,McIn- Harvey Bush of Greensburgoperates the Fort Allen Antique about seeing old friendsand “Then Wednesday before the Bush says.“It was in total tosh,Gala and HoneyCrisp Farm Equipment Association’s1907cider press. The press keeping history alive. festival, we’ll startpressing, disrepair.” apples.Bush,who is from will producethousands of gallons of cider overthe course of “I just reallylikethe otherwise we won’t be ableto Theassociation fully Greensburg, says 50 more this weekend’sApple ‘n ArtsFestival. camaraderieand being with keep up withthe demand.” restoredthe machine,install- crates will arrive between those guys,” Truzzie says. Thepress was built by the ing newwoodenpaneling nowand thestartofthe apples andresultsinabout leading up to thefestivalfor “It’s alot of work,but we try Hydraulic Press Manufac- and liningitwithstainless festival. 90 gallons of cider,whichis people whowantafewgal- to continue alongwith the turing Companyinnorth- steel, according to member “Wedothe pressing, and sterilized and immediately lons of cider —orupto100, traditionofeducationand central Ohio,but Fort Allen Craig TruzzieofHunker. then we usuallyhaveabout refrigerated. Theleftover in some cases,Bushsays— restoration.” members found it in Patton, “Wetry to keep it authen- 400 bushelsofapples to sell,” solids are loaded into a truck without having to battle the Cambria County. tic-looking, butwe’vemade he says. and become pig or deerfeed. weekend festivalcrowds. Patrick Varine is aTribune-Review “They acquireditfrom some changes,” Truzziesays. Atypical press run Theassociation holdsa “Older people,especially, staff writer. Reach him at 724-850- afarmer whohadn’t been “It was converted from water compacts 25 bushels of cider pre-sale in the days appreciate it,because they [email protected]. These five essential sauces keep everything covered

Quick Stir-Fry Sauce Tastytips Salty, tangyand lightly spicy, editor Kristen Hartke. by KRISTEN HARTKE this is agreat sauce to have in your 1 repertoirewhen youneedtopull ⁄2 cup low-sodium soysauce Here’s ahandful of helpful “no-recipe” 1 together afast meal out of whatev- ⁄2 cup no-salt-added vegetable broth hacks: er’s in the refrigerator.Toss it with 1tablespoon honey or agavenectar leftoverrice or noodles,vegetables 1teaspoon vinegar Better-than-a-box mac&cheese and anykindofprotein foran 2teaspoons ground ginger Cashewcream makes an easy substi- impromptu dish of fried rice or lo 2clovesgarlic, minced tute fortraditionalcheese sauce.Simply mein, or use it as amarinade for boil ahalf-cupofroughlychopped carrot chicken, beef or tofu. Combine thesoy sauce,broth, (frozen is fine)with an equal amount of Add it to theBasic Coconut Curry honey or agavenectar,vinegar,gin- rawonion in just enough water to cover Saucewith some Cashew Cream gerand garlic in amasonjar.Seal forfivetoeight minutes or untilsoft. (see related recipes), asquirtoflime and shakewell, until incorporated. Drain offand reserveany excess water; juice and SrirachatogiveitaThai- Use right away,orrefrigerate forup put the carrotand onioninablenderwith inspired flavor,orsubstitute it for to 4weeks. PHOTOS: FORTHE WASHINGTONPOST 1 acup of cashewcream. Blend on high that packet of dried seasoning the Makes 20 servings (1 ⁄4 cups total). untilsmooth;ifthe resulting sauce seems next time youmix up alate-night Nutrition per tablespoon (using too thick, addthe reserved cookingwater bowl of ramen. honey): 10 calories,0fat,0choles- Basic RedWine Vinaigrette Thesaucecan be refrigerated for terol, 0protein, 2grams carbohy- (or fresh water) ateaspoon at atimeto Agood vinaigrettegoes 1teaspoon Dijon mustard up to 4weeks. drates,0dietary fiber, thin it.Season to taste withsalt and pep- alongway in the kitchen, From Washingtonfood writer and 200 milligrams sodium 1smallclove garlic,minced per and aseasoning blend, such as Trader whetheryou’reusing it on Salt Joe’s 21Seasoning Salute, then mixwith freshsalads and sauteed Freshly ground black pepper twocups of cooked macaroni.Eat as is,or vegetables or as amarinade topwith pankobread crumbs andbakeat CashewCream forproteins.This recipe is as Combine the oil, vinegar, 350 degrees for20minutes. basic as youcan get, and it’s mustard and garlic in ama- The“cheese” sauce is also tastywhen perfectlyfine to use different son jar.Season with apinch mixed with acouple of spoonfuls of salsa kinds of vinegarand mus- eachofsaltand pepper.Seal foraquickqueso-style dip forchips. tard,add atouch of honey and shakewell until emul- forsweetness,add fresh Sweetcream fruit dip sified. Useright away,or herbs or substitute lemon refrigerate forupto4weeks. When blended with honey or light juicefor the vinegar. agavesyrup,cashew creamcan be turned Thevinaigrette can be re- Makes 4servings (about 1 into asweet and protein-richsnack, frigerated forupto4weeks. ⁄2 cuptotal). Nutritionper table- perfect fordipping slices of apples,pears Shakewell before using. or other fruit. Just sweeten ahalf-cup spoon: 80 calories, 9grams Adapted from arecipe by of cashew cream to taste,addingadash fat(2grams saturated), Martha Stewart. of cinnamon —yes,it’sthateasy.Ifyou 0cholesterol, 0protein, 0car- crave chocolate, mix in ateaspoon of co- 1 ⁄3 cupoliveoil bohydrates,0dietaryfiber, coa powder in additiontothe sweetener, 3tablespoonsred-winevinegar 45 milligrams sodium or,inapinch,substitute chocolate chips melted in themicrowave or even hot cocoamix; because thechips and mix are Fast Blender MarinaraSauce alreadysweetened, youwon’t need to add honeyoragave syrup. It’s true thatthe most flavorful marinara sauces Stir-fry beans arecooked forhours in order to allow themtodevelop the Foraweeknight meal that’s faster and richest flavors, butthisquick cheaper than ordering Chinese takeout, sauce hasabright freshness grab acup of green beans from the freez- that’s perfect with pasta or er and toss them into apan with ahalf- If you’ve ever wantedacreamy 1cup cold water, plus moreasneeded as atopping foraweeknight cup of QuickStir-FrySaucecooking over sauce butdidn’t have dairy products 2teaspoons freshlemon juice pita-breadpizza. medium-highheatuntil thesauce has 1 on hand, thenthisisthe next best ⁄2 teaspoon salt If youwanttotakesome SeasoningSalute thickened slightly. Stir in atablespoon of 1 lemon juice (add alittle fresh zest if you thing.Made with rawcashews and time to develop the flavor of ⁄4 teaspoon freshly ground water,thissauce has anutty creami- Placethe cashews in amedium the sauce,saute thecarrot, blackpepper want to amp up the flavor even more)and ness thatisalsoextremelyversatile. saucepan and coverwith water. onion and garlic in alittle freshlyground blackpepper, then pour Thin it down with water to create Bring to aboil over high heat,then olive oil beforeadding them Combine the carrot, garlic, thebeans and sauce over cooked rice.You asavorybasefor macaroni and reduce theheattomedium; cook for to the blender, thencontinue onion,tomatoes and their can add the protein of your choice, such cheese,ormix in alittle honey, cin- 15 minutes,oruntil the nuts begin the recipe as written. juices, seasoning blend and as cubedtofu or leftoverchickenstrips. namon andvanilla extract to make a to plump slightlyand soften. Thejust-blended, uncooked pepper in ablender; puree on sweet dipfor sliced apples. Drain thecashews,then trans- marinara can be refrigerated lowspeed until all the veg- Blueberry-lemon drop scones This quickmethodcalls forboil- fer them to ablender along with forupto3days. Thecooked etables arefinelychopped. If youhaveabox of Bisquick, turn it ingthe cashews forafew minutes the1cup of cold water,the lemon sauce canberefrigerated in Pour into amedium sauce- into abrunch-worthybatch of scones in to soften them, butyou can alsoput juice and salt. Puree untilsmooth, an airtight container forup pan; cook over lowheat, amatterofminutes.Preheat theovento them in abowl, coverthem with wa- stopping to scrape the sides of the to 1week. stirringoccasionally,until 450 degrees.Start with 3cups of themix 1 ter, and let them soak in the refrig- blender as needed. Adapted from arecipe at slightlythickened,for about and ⁄2 cup of sugar,then cut astick of erator overnight. If the mixtureseemstoo thick Vitamix.com. 30 minutes. Use rightaway, cold butter into smallpieces and use your Thecashewcream can be refriger- while blending, add morewater,one or cool completely before fingerstoblend everythingtogetheruntil 1 3 ated in an airtight container forup tablespoon at atime.Use right away, ⁄2 cupchopped carrot (about storing. themix lookscrumbly.Add ⁄4 cupofmilk, to 1week. or transfer to an airtight container one 6-inch carrot) Makes 8servings(4cups ateaspoon each of vanilla extractand Adapted from “Yum Universe: In- and refrigerate forupto1week. 3clovesgarlic total). lemonzest, and acup of frozen blueber- 1 3 1 finite Possibilities foraGluten-Free, Makes 10 servings (2 ⁄2 cups total). ⁄4 cupchopped onion Nutritionper ⁄2 cup: ries thathavebeentossedwithaspoonful 1 Plant-Powerful, Whole-FoodLife- Nutrition per ⁄4 cup: 240 calo- One 28-ouncecan no-salt- 45 calories, 0fat,0cholester- of Bisquick(thishelps the berries keep style,”byHeatherCrosby(BenBella ries,19gramsfat (0 saturated), added, whole peeled ol, 1gram protein,9grams their shape).Mix with aforkuntil just Books,2014). 0cholesterol, 8grams protein, tomatoes,plustheir juices carbohydrates,2grams blended,then drop largespoonfulsofthe 1 13 grams carbohydrates,1gram 1teaspoon seasoning blend, dietary fiber,220 milligrams batter (about ⁄4 cup each)ontoabaking 2cupsraw,unsalted cashews dietaryfiber,200 milligramssodium such as Trader Joe’s21 sodium sheet. Sprinkle thetops with additional sugar,ifyou like,then bakefor 12to15 minutes. BasicCoconut CurrySauce Foraveganversion, substitute non- dairy butter and milk. Serveimmedi- If you’recraving aquick curry, From Washington food writer rated), 0cholesterol, 0protein, To makeaThai-style curry ately; the scones canalsoberefrigerated then start withthissauce,which and editor Kristen Hartke. 3grams carbohydrates,0dietary sauce (2 to 3servings’worth), foruptoaweek and frozen foruptotwo provides agood basefor both fiber, 180 milligramssodium combine1cup of thebasic Coco- months. Indian- andThai-style dishes. 27 ounces canned low-fatcoconut Variations: To makeanIndi- nutCurry Sauce,2tablespoons Mixing andmatching ingredi- milk (2 cans,shaken well) an-stylecurry sauce (2 to 3serv- Freezeronions 1 eachofCashewCream and ents allows youtocreatenew ⁄2 cupno-salt-added vegetable ings’worth), combine 1cup of If youfeel like planning ahead, chop QuickStir-Fry sauces (see reci- sauces from asingle base,and as broth the basicCoconutCurry Sauce, twoorthree onions andsaute them over 1 2 pes), 1 ⁄2 tablespoons of freshlime your ingredientpantry grows, 1tablespoonground ginger ⁄3 cup of Fast Blender Marinara lowheatinatablespoon of vegetable 1 youcan start to create richer cur- ⁄2 cupchoppedonion Sauce(see recipe),1teaspoon of juice,1tablespoon of sugar and oil, stirring occasionally, until they are ries with moredepth of flavor. 1teaspoon seasoning blend, such as ground cinnamon, 1teaspoon Sriracha(to taste) in ablender; softened and lightlygolden —for 15 or 20 See variations below. Trader Joe’s21Seasoning Salute of freshlemon juice,1teaspoon puree until smooth. Theyield is minutes.Scoop thembythe tablespoon- 1 Usingraw onioninthe basic 1teaspoon chili powder of curry powder and apinch of 1 ⁄3 cups. ful ontoabakingsheet and letthe discs sauce will give aslightlysharper sugar in ablender; puree until Cookinasaucepan over low freeze until solid; transferthem from the 2 flavor than is traditionallyfound Combine thecoconut milk, smooth. Theyield is 1 ⁄3 cups. heatfor 30 minutestoallowthe baking sheet to aplasticfreezer bagand in curry sauce,sosaute the broth, ginger,onion,season- Cookinasaucepan over low flavors to develop,then stir in then pop the bagbackintothe freezer. onion with theginger in alittle ing blend andchili powder in a heatfor 30 minutestoallow the When youneedcooked onionsfor ad- cooked proteins, canned chick- oilfirst if youwanttoget amel- blender;puree untilsmooth. flavors to develop,then stir in ditionalflavorinasoup or sauce,takeout lowerflavor, then blend with the Makes 8servings (about cooked proteins, canned chick- peas or vegetables; cook for as manydiscs as youneedand addthem 1 rest of theingredients. 4 ⁄2 cups total). peas or vegetables; cook for about 15 minutes while the sauce along with the other ingredients. 1 Thesaucecan be refrigerated Nutrition per ⁄4 cup: 70 calo- about 15 minutes while the sauce thickens.Servewithrice or rice forupto3days. ries,5grams fat(4grams satu- thickens.Serveoverrice. noodlesand aslice of lime. KristenHartke is aWashington Post contributing writer. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2016 · D5 TrumpettakescenterstageinWSOperformance

by bObKARLOVITS concertoofAlexsandr Aru- leavingin2013 to follow his tiunian,one of the classics ownpath. Brandon Ridenour is Brasstacular in trumpet repertoire.But it He has played at the Weill fitting together the various alsowillinclude Gioachino pieces of lifeasasolo trum- Presented by: West- RecitalHallatNew York’s morelandSymphony Rossini’s“WilliamTell Over- Carnegie Hall, performed pet player. ture,”with the brass call that Orchestra the Brandenburg Concertos He seems to enjoymost opens its well-known finale, of the work with hisexplor- When: 7:30 p.m. Oct. 1 at theLincoln Center and Admission: $12-$45 and Antonin Dvorak’s Sym- atory band, TheFounders, phony No.8. at theJewel BoxSeries in butspendsmoretime soloing Where: PalaceTheatre, Chicago. Greensburg “It hasafanfarethat with orchestras or doing duo appears to open the last He also hasperformed concerts. Details: 724-837-1850 or westmoreland movement and then sortof with orchestras in Los “When youare on the road disappears —and turnsinto Angeles,Edmonton, Jack- doing solos, youare alone all symphony.org alittle cello line—untilhe sonville andIndianapolis as the time,” he says.“But that brings it backlater,” Meyer well as theMahlerChamber givesmetime to work on ar- says,explaining thesympho- newworks as well as fresh Orchestraand theDeutscher ranging and composing.” ny’s role in theconcert. arrangementsofwell-known He will be aloneagain Ridenour says working in Kammerphilharmoniein pieces. in Greensburg when he aband or achamber-type Germany. performs Oct. 1with the “Wereallyenjoywriting group is more what people While life as aperformer is Westmoreland Symphony foreachother,” he says with expect from atrumpeter. good, he is always interested Orchestra at the Palace alaugh, “and we reallylike “It is alittle unusual to be in arranging andcomposing. it when we forcesomeone to Theatre. atrumpet soloist,”hesays. He currentlyislookingat listentous.” Ridenour, 30, whoalsoper- “Many people just don’t put doing moreworks similar to He is involved witha formed with the orchestra in those twowords together.” those by arranger GilEvans 2009, is abusy man. Besides projectcalled Useful, which TheMichigannativeis andtrumpeter Miles Davis, his solo andduo work,which presents various kindsof JIYANG CHEN agraduate of theJuilliard suchas“Sketches of Spain.” he didonce at St. Vincent music in an ever-changing Brandon Ridenour School of Music andaresi- College near Latrobe,hedoes lineupofplayers.Ridenour dentofNew York City. “The work theydid togeth- outreachand workshops at also plays withachamber season was put together,says it is greattohaveafantastic He hasinhis career played er was so good,but they just nearly every appearance,he ensemblecalled Decoda. music director DanielMeyer. playerlikeBrandonasa in one of thebestknown didn’t do enough,” he says. says. His instrumental skills “I wanted to do aprogram soloist,”hesays. brass ensembles in music. He alsoworks with The and energy arethe reasons thatwouldshowoff the Theconcertwill feature Forseven years, he played in Bob KarlovitsisaTribune-Review Founders, aquintet that does this partofthe orchestra’s brassofthe orchestra,and the trumpeter playing the the Canadian Brass before contributing writer. Manchesterguild given Derrick Shane of Mt. Lebanon (left) as Walsh, Sarah ‘jazz hub’designation McKee of Murrysville as Violet by bObKARLOVITS ate“summits” in whichpeopleinvolved Sharp and in allaspects of jazzwill gather to deter- TheManchesterCraftsmen’s Guild on mine promotional efforts. Te rri Bowser the North Sidehas been named one of the of Avonmore “I’vealwaysthought it would be good nation’s four “jazz hubs”inefforttoboost if people involved in jazz couldwork as Laura the sustainability of the artform. Hughes together in scheduling, planning, et ce- Thejazz hubprogram is receiving a tera,” Ashbysays. “Inthe summits,club rehearse $113,400 grant from the Doris DukeNa- forthe owners,promoters,musicians, peoplein tionalFoundation, an organization that themediaall could sharetheir ideas.” upcoming supports thearts, medical research,envi- Thefour summit locations could act production ronmental effortsand child well-being. together in booking acts, he says,making of “Violet “Weare excited to help spearhead op- Sharp” portunities foraudiencedevelopment, programming smoother.Hebelievesthe at the community engagement,and program- 18-month initial runofthe program will Apple Hill ming forjazz activities throughout the determinewhether more hubswill be Playhouse, region,” says MartyAshby,executive named. Delmont. producerofMCGJazzatthe guild. “It is away to createadialogue to bol- sterresources forthe market,”hesays. REBECCAEMANUELE|FORTHE TRIBUNE-REVIEW TheNorth Side venueisjoinedinthe effort by TheNash,aconcertvenue in Drummer RogerHumphries,aPitts- Phoenix; the Smithsonian Jazz program burgh starwho has forged acareer that in Washington,D.C.; andPDX Jazz in has takenhim worldwide, sees greatlogic Drama based on 1932crime Portland, Ore. in the idea. It is partofthe Duke-fundedJazz “The idea of organizing opportunities ForwardCoalition, anearly six-year-old forthe jazz community is long overdue,” effort to “coordinate and maximize” pro- he says. givesinsight to another time motion of the artform. Ashbysaysthe jazzhubswill try to cre- Bob KarlovitsisaTribune-Reviewcontributing writer.

by CANDyWILLIAMS and hear astory theymay have neverheardbefore. OrchardPerforming Arts ‘Violet Sharp’ “They willsee that, CompanyatApple Hill Play- When: 7:30 p.m. Sept without taking away from houseends its 2016 season on 29,30and Oct. 1, 6, 7, 8; the tragedy of Charlie Music 101offerslunch with aseriousnotewith “Violet 2p.m. Oct. 2 Lindbergh, he was not the Sharp,”aplaybasedonthe Admission: $20 on onlyvictim of this horrific real-life drama surrounding Fridays-Sundays,$15 on event,” she says. PSOmusician talk, performance the 1932 kidnapping of the Thursdays,dinner theater DirectingApple Hill’s 20-month-old sonofaviator available stage production is Karin Charles Lindbergh andhis Where: Apple Hill Play- Maresh of Greensburg, an by MARK KANNy April 18: Jack Howell,bassclarinet, wife,Anne. “Falling in Love With the Bass Clarinet” house, Delmont associate professor of com- Thelineup forthe Pittsburgh Sym- TheplaybyWilliam Attendees areinvited to bring their Details: 724-468-5050 munication arts at Washing- phonyAssociation’s Music 101series of Cameronfocuses on Sharp, a or applehillplayhouse.org ton &JeffersonCollege. ownlunchororder a$9brown baglunch lunchtime encounters with musicians from TheCommonPlea.Menus and British maidwho worked in Thecastalso features this seasonwill include four members of ordering deadlines areatpsa75.org. To the home of Anne’s mother. TerriBowser of Avonmore, the orchestra and oneguest conductor. She was pulled into the twoorthree times before I Emma Crist of Allison Park, Theformatiscalledalecture-recitalin order lunchcall 412-904-3288oremail [email protected]. investigation forher possible felt asense of knowingher, Pamela Farneth of New whichthe speakers talk about their musi- ties to theincident, which Parking canbereserved 24 hours in since her moods, motives Kensington, Matt Mlynarski cal livesand instruments,and include resultedinthe baby’s death. of LowerBurrell, Alexandra advance by calling 412-566-4190 or visiting and mindset changeso shortperformances. SarahMcKee of Mur- Swartz of Delmont, Derrick downtownpittsburgh.com. rapidlythroughout the show. The2016-17 Music101 events willbe: rysville, whoportraysthe Shane of Mt. Lebanon and Music 101events runfrom12:30 to Isaw it as an exciting chal- Oct. 19: Stephen Kostyniak, horn, youngmaid, says shewanted Adam Seligsonand Steven “Blowing My Own Horn” 1:30p.m. in the DorothyPorter Simmons to playSharpbecause she is lengetofollowher emotional Toth of Pittsburgh. Katie Nov. 30: John Moore, bass, “It’s All Rooms downstairs at Heinz Hall, Down- suchafascinatingcharacter. journey.” Green of Ligonier is stage About the Bass” town. Admissionis$2. “Her real life is sucha McKee says AppleHill au- manager. Feb. 1: Jennifer Orchard, violin, Details: 412-904-3288 or psa75.org mystery and that immedi- diences will take away new “White Nights” atelydrew me in,” McKee insight into theminds and Candy Williams is aTribune-Review March17: JanPascal Tortelier,guest Mark KannyisaTribune-Reviewstaff writer. says.“Ihad to read theplay livesofthe historicalfigures contributing writer. conductor,“La musique c’est ma vie!” Reach him at [email protected]

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