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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Wednesday, June 19, 2019 Partly cloudy yourdailyglobe.com | High: 70 | Low: 44 | Details, page 2 Hurley, Mercer COTTONWOOD school districts look at aid impact

By TOM LAVENTURE more clear, he said. [email protected] “The $200 per pupil, because MADISON, Wis. – Hurley and it’s not in categorical aid, would Mercer school districts are look- amount to an increase of about ing to benefit with new program $4,000 a year as determined by funding from the Wisconsin the state funding formulas,” Department of Public Instruc- Genisot said. “The special educa- tion. tion aid, depending on how it’s General school aids account distributed, could be as high as for approximately 79% of state K- $44,850, if it’s a true 13% 12 funding, said a Monday increase.” announcement from the Wiscon- The Hurley School District’s sin DPI. In addition, new categor- high cost pupil transportation ical aid programs are directed at amount is $1,008, or 262% of the defined needs or groups and state average of $384, with any- include mental health, special thing above 145% percent quali- education, transportation, career fying as high cost, according to and technical education, digital the DPI. The 2018-19 adjusted divide, and equalization adjust- transportation cost of $559,454 ments to general school aid. includes a school district share of Two areas where funding $151,893. would impact the Hurley School Depending on 2019-20 enroll- District the most are the $200 ment numbers, the Hurley per pupil general aid increase School District is either the and the 13% increase in special fourth or fifth largest in the state education funding, said Kevin of Wisconsin, Genisot said. The Genisot, Hurley School District school district boundaries cover administrator. The funds dis- so much area that its transporta- cussed Monday are for the 2018- tion cost per pupil is higher than 19 fiscal year and the impact the state average, he said. won’t be known until the the “That’s always been the case Wisconsin Legislature approves 2019-20 DPI funding and distri- bution among the districts is AID — page 5 Wakefield-Marenisco passes $3 million budget for 2019-20 By P.J. GLISSON Tuesday that [email protected] the coming WAKEFIELD – In their first year’s budget meeting after school ended last is conserva- week, the Wakefield-Marenisco tive because district board of education voted they do not Monday to pass its 2019-20 fiscal yet have Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe budget, which includes just over details on the CYNTHIA BARDON, left, from Harrison Township, poses in front of Ironwood's large cottonwood $3 million for both revenue and state’s fund- tree with her friends from Ironwood, Sue Tinoco, Valerie Swanberg along with Maggie, the chi- appropriations in the general ing formula. huahua. fund. B u d g e t The vote followed a budget Tina details are Trevarthen presentation in a prior budget open for hearing led by Tina Trevarthen, review by the business manager for the Wake- public at the Wakefield-Marenis- White Pine refinery owner works to field-Marenisco school district. co K-12 School. She said the budget is based now create jobs in stamp sands cleanup on an estimated number of 289 Lunch prices rise students. In other news, the board also By RICHARD JENKINS “We’ve worked hard to devel- of the Keweenaw Peninsula. The general fund includes voted to raise lunch prices by 25 [email protected] op a project utilizing the The 2,200-acre reef is a vital expenses for basic programs, cents for elementary and high WHITE PINE – A cooperative installed assets in White Pine spawning area for lake trout and staff, business, athletic needs, school students, as of the coming effort between SubTerra LLC and look forward to bringing lake whitefish, the DNR said, and capital outlay. school year. and PM Power Group is working jobs back to Ontonagon County with nearly a quarter of the Separate breakdowns also The cost for elementary stu- to cleanup the Buffalo Reef while cleaning up an environ- annual trout yield in Lake Supe- were provided for the food ser- dents will rise from $2.75 to $3, stamp sands while creating jobs mental issue in the Upper rior’s Michigan waters coming vice fund, the debt retirement and the cost for high school stu- in the White Pine area. Peninsula,” a PM Power Group from within 50 miles of the reef. fund bus bond, the capital pro- dents will rise from $3.25 to The White Pine Copper release Monday said. Approximately 1,426 acres of jects fund, the bus purchase $3.50. Gustafson said he expects Refinery is working to perfect The stamp sands are a waste shoreline and lake bottom are account, the scholarship fund, no student hike to occur in the and expand a method for product from copper milling covered by the stamp sands, and the activity account. following year on 2020-21, extracting copper from the Buf- operations that ended in the according to the DNR, and mod- Trevarthen said the school although he later added that falo Reef stamp sands, and offi- early ‘30s near the community els show 60% of the reef may no will purchase a new bus at a cost adults might see a hike in that cials announced earlier this of Gay, according to the Depart- longer be viable for spawning by of $89,000 in August. month the work was creating 15 ment of Natural Resource’s web- Superintendent Jason jobs – with some hiring taking site, that are encroaching on Gustafson told the Daily Globe place immediately. Buffalo Reef off the eastern edge BUDGET — page 6 COPPER — page 6 GCC holds motorcycle safety course By BRYAN HELLIOS available anywhere.” All MSF bhellios@yourdailyglobe instructors are certified Rider- IRONWOOD – Northern Coaches and are experienced Michigan University sponsored avid riders. an updated basic rider course For those wanting to sign up hosted by The Motorcycle Safety for the next class, Janet Balyeat, Foundation at Gogebic Commu- RiderCoach said participants nity College Saturday. must register online at According to MSF’s website, nmu.edu/motorcyclesafety.com the popularity of motorcycle rid- and pass a three hour e-course to Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe ing is increasing all over the receive a certificate of comple- RIDER COACHES from The Motorcycle Foundation Dave Macomber and Janet Balyeat instruct their country. The rider course offers class on slow speed maneuvers at a Northern Michigan University sponsored safety course held at riders of all skill levels “some of Gogebic Community College Saturday. the most comprehensive training CYCLES — page 6 TODAY INDEX Partly cloudy — Details, page 2 Business ...... 13 75 cents

Tuesday Today’s records Classifieds . . . . .12-13 High 62 High 94 (1995) Comics ...... 11 Vol. 100, No. 178 Low 52 Low 34 (1982) Community ...... 3 Year ago today Precipitation Obituaries ...... 2, 6 High 74 24 hours to 7 a.m. Opinion ...... 4 Low 52 Tuesday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD Obituaries TODAY THURSDAYTHURSDAAY FRIDAY SATURDAYSATURRDAY SUNDAY Gary D. Johnson IRONWOOD, Mich. – Gary D. by the Oscar G. Johnson, 78, a longtime resident of Johnson Medical Isolated Scattered Ironwood, passed away Sunday, June Center in Iron Partly Cloudy Partly CloudyClou udy Few ShowersSh howers T-storms T-storms 16, 2019. Mountain for volun- Gary was born on Sept. 20, 1940, in teering 1254 hours 70° 44° 72° 52°522° 71° 53° 68° 57° 74° 55° Painesdale, a son of Hugo and Martha in 11 years. It was a Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds:Winnds: Winds: (Maki) Johnson. He attended Luther L. momentous evening 1-91-9 mphmph NENE 22-9-9 mmphph EENENE 55-8-8 mmphph SSEE 9 mphmph SESE 5-95-9 mphmph SWSW Wright High School and graduated in for him and his fami- 1958. ly. Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK Gary proudly served his country in Gary is survived 49/41 Gary D. Todayy we will see partly cloudy the U.S. Army for two years. During Johnson by his loving wife, Bergland skies, high g of 770°,0°, humidityy of 41%. that period, he participated in the mil- Kathleen; three 69/45 NorthNortheastheast wind 1 to 9 mph. The 1940 — 2019 Wakefield Ironwood recordd high for today is 94° set in itary police school at Fort Gordon, Ga. sons, James, Saxon 70/45 70/44 Marenisco 1933. Expect partly cloudy skies Gary was assigned to the 193 M.P. Co. William and Randy 65/45 tonightonightht with areas of fog, overnight 72/44 94th M.P. Battalion West Germany as a (Mary) Abramson, Bessemer low oof f 44°. Upson Hurley 70/45 Watersmeet security guard. He was honorably dis- all of Ironwood; four 69/44 70/44 71/43 SUNS AND MOON charged as a private first class on Sept. grandchildren, Mercer 3, 1960. Gretchen, Hannah, 72/44 Veteran Manitowish In 1961, Gary continued his educa- Brittany and Tonya; 72/47 SunriseSunri ...... se ...... 5:07 a.m. tion at Edison Technical School in two great-grandchil- Minocqua SunsetSunse ...... et...... 8:56 p.m. 73/48 MoonriseMoon ...... nrise ...... 10:59 p.m. Seattle and received a certificate in dren, Josh and Bentley; a brother, MoonsetMoon ...... nset...... 7:08 a.m. accounting machines in 1962. While Vervil (Gini) Johnson, Worcester, there, he worked as an assembler at Mass.; a nephew, Greg Johnson and ALMANAC REGIONALREGIONAL WEATHER NATIONALNAATIONAL WEATHER Boeing Aircraft. his wife, Diane Blake-Johnson; and Returning back to the area, Gary two nieces, Shelly and Susie, both of Yesterday TodayThu. Today Thu. High ...... temperature.....62 Ashlandd 73/56 fg 72/54 sh ChicagoChicaago 68/54 t 66/56 sh worked as a mechanic for a few years Vas Vegas, Nev. Low ...... temperature ...... 52 Duluth 67/46pc 63/48 sh DallasDallas 94/76t 95/77 pc at White Pine Copper Company. He was preceded in death by his Precipitation ...... 0.00" Eau ClaireCla aire 75/58 t 72/53 sh KansasKansaas City 78/63 t 84/68 s On Jan. 20, 1967, he married Kath- parents; a daughter, Lisa Johnson; a EscanabaEscanabba 66/47mc 64/53 pc Los AngelesA 73/61fg 72/63 fg leen C. Anderson at First Presbyterian sister, Carole Ahola. Grand RapidsR 75/58 fg 73/57 sh New YorkY 75/68 t 74/70 t MOON PHASES Green BayB 69/54mc 70/57 pc Orlandondo 88/77t 89/79 t Church in Hurley, Wis. The family will greet relatives and Madisonn 65/56 fg 69/60 mc PhoenixPhoennix 103/76 s 101/77 s Always desiring to learn more, Gary friends on Saturday, June 22, from 10 LastLast N Newew F Firstirst F Fullull MarquetteMarqueette 60/45pc 55/49 mc SeattleSeattlle 63/53mc 65/52 sh attended Gogebic Community College to 10:45 a.m., at the VFW Post 9084, RhinelanderRhinelaander 73/49 mc 72/55 pc WeatherWeathher (Wx): cl/cloudy; fl/flurries; pc/partly and earned an associate degree in 107 E. U.S. 2, in Wakefield, with the St. Paul 76/58pc 75/62 t cloudcloudy;dy; mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & snowsnow;; s/sunny; sh/showers; sn/snow; ss/snow 6/25 7/27/9 7/16 Wausauu 71/51 mc 69/55 mc showers; t/thunderstorms; w/windy small engines in 1976. honor guard beginning at 10:15 a.m. A He concluded his working career as funeral service will follow at 11 a.m., LOCAL UV INDEX WEATHERW TRIVIA a mail carrier at the Ironwood Post with the Rev. Ted Trudgeon officiat- Office after 31 dedicated years of ser- ing. WhichWhicch place in the world vice. Following the service, full military receivesreceiives more rain than ? His civic organizations included the rites will be accorded by the Ironwood anywhereanywwhere else? 0 - 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11+ board of directors and president of the American Legion Post 5, Wakefield

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Lloro, Colombia averages s e g a r e v averages a a i b m o l o C Colombia , o r o l L Lloro, : r e w s n A Answer: Amateur Sports Club in Ironwood. Post 490 and Wakefield American 8-10: Very High, 11+: ExtremeEx xtreme Exposure Gary was a member of the Aurora Ath- Legion Geroux Post 11 Honor Guard, letic Club, Saxon Harbor Boating Club assisted by the U.P. Funeral Honors and president of the National Associa- Team. With Hope Hicks interview, Dems tion of Letter Carriers Local 437 in A luncheon will follow the military Ironwood. He was a life member of the honors at the Wakefield VFW hall. breach Trump’s inner circle Ironwood American Legion Post 5, Funeral arrangements have been WASHINGTON (AP) – answer on Trump’s campaign, Wakefield Veterans of Foreign Wars entrusted to Jerald Rocco, owner and The House Judiciary Com- q u e s - according to the Judiciary Post 9084 and AMVETS Post 490 in manager of Lakeside Memorial Chapel mittee will interview for- t i o n s panel, but none from her Ironwood, where he served as com- Inc., in Wakefield. Condolences may mer White House Commu- “ r e l a t - time at the White House. mander. be expressed online at lakesidememo- nications Director Hope ing to Testimony from wit- Gary was recognized in April 2011, rialchapel.com. Hicks behind closed doors the time nesses like Hicks is one Wednesday, the first time of her step in House Speaker lawmakers will hear from a ser vice Nancy Pelosi’s methodical Timothy Jay Mahoney person linked to the presi- as a approach to investigating JAMESTOWN, N.Y. – Timothy Jay moved to Rochester, dent’s inner circle since the s e n i o r Trump. While more than release of special counsel adviser 60 lawmakers in her cau- Mahoney, 75, passed away peacefully Minn., to reside with Robert Mueller’s report. Hope to the cus – including almost a March 15, 2019, surrounded by his his daughter, Kerry. Hicks Obtaining the testimony p r e s i - dozen on the Judiciary family, due to complications sec- There he continued from Hicks, a close and dent.” panel – have called for ondary to his long battle with Parkin- many of his passions. trusted former aide to Presi- Cipollone said Hicks, as opening an impeachment son’s Disease. He was born Feb. 6, Tim will be dent Donald Trump, is a one of Trump’s former inquiry, she has said she 1944, in Jamestown, to the late remembered for his significant victory for senior advisers, is “abso- wants committees to inves- Eugene and Sybyl (VanMarter) great zest for life, Democrats as Trump has lutely immune” from com- tigate first and come to a Mahoney. incredible strength, broadly stonewalled their pelled testimony with decision on impeachment He graduated from Jamestown High kindness, generosity investigations. The commit- respect to her service to the later. Timothy Jay School in 1962 and went on to contin- Mahoney and amazing sense of tee originally subpoenaed president because of the While Trump has con- ue his education, ultimately obtaining humor. Hicks to give public testi- separation of powers tinued to block their 1944 —2019 mony, but agreed to the between the executive and requests, Democrats have a law degree from Wayne State Univer- He is survived by closed-door interview after legislative branches. The made some minor gains in sity in Detroit, Mich. Through his trav- his loving daughters, Erinn Mahoney negotiations. A transcript of White House has similarly recent weeks with Hicks’ els in Michigan, he fell in love with the of Chicago, Kerry Mahoney (Tracy the session will be released cited executive privilege appearance and the Justice Upper Peninsula where he established Smith) and their two children: Keira in the days afterward. with respect to many of the Department agreeing to his law practice and went on to and Kameron Smith of Rochester, Still, it is unclear how Democrats’ demands, using make some underlying evi- become probate judge for Gogebic Minn.; as well as three siblings: Shane much new information the president’s power to dence from Mueller’s County. Mahoney, Terry Mahoney and Elsie Hicks will provide. She withhold information to report available to Judicia- He loved being outdoors, boating Stafford. already cooperated exten- protect the confidentiality ry members. on Lake Superior, hiking, cross coun- Tim will be missed every day, and sively with Mueller’s probe, of the Oval Office decision- As one of Trump’s clos- try skiing, gardening, painting and will never be forgotten as he will forev- and a White House lawyer making process. est aides, Hicks was pre- being with his family. In 2003, he er be in our hearts as a hero. who will be in the room for Democrats say they dis- sent for many of the key the interview is expected to agree that Hicks’ answers moments reviewed in the try and block her from are covered by such immu- Mueller report, and her Ernest R. Moore answering certain ques- nity or privilege, especially name is one of the most fre- tions. since she has already coop- quently mentioned in the MIAMI, Fla. – Ernest R. “Ernie” Moore, 63, promi- In a letter sent Tuesday erated with Mueller. document. Hicks was a key See page 6 for to House Judiciary Com- The panel has also sub- witness for Mueller, deliv- nent Hurley businessman and owner/operator of additional mittee Chairman Jerrold poenaed Hicks for docu- ering important informa- the Iron County Miner in Hurley, died unexpectedly obituaries Nadler, White House ments, but she has only tion to the special coun- Sunday, June 16, 2019, in Miami, Florida. Counsel Pat Cipollone partially complied. She sel’s office about multiple Funeral arrangements are pending at McKevitt- wrote that Trump had agreed to provide some episodes involving the Parick Funeral Home, Ironwood, and will be directed Hicks not to information from her work president. announced at a later date. 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Novascone The University of Wiscon- Valley State University sin-Eau Claire extends con- University of announces the names of Minnesota-Duluth gratulations to the 2,438 students who were placed students named to the on the dean’s list for the DULUTH, Minn. – The spring 2019 Dean’s List. Winter 2019 semester con- list includes the names of Their academic perfor- cluding in April. The list students who have main- mance has been outstand- includes those students tained a 3.5 grade point ing and we recognize these who have maintained a 3.5 average at University of students with pride. grade point average and Minesota-Duluth for the Bessemer been enrolled in a mini- spring semester. Caitlyn Pelissero, Edu- mum of 12 credits. The The list of local students cation & Human Sciences honor is noted on the stu- includes: Submitted Photo dents’ official records. Stu- Hurley Mercer, Wis. dents honored for the win- Emily Strand, Human THE HURLEY Library hosted their inaugural stuffed animal sleepover last week. Cailyn Alexander, Edu- ter semester include: biology. About 30 kids showed up with their stuffed animals or dolls. When the kids came back the next morning, they found that their animals got into lots and lots of mis- chief that night. From sneaking outside and taking pictures with Officer Josiah Hewitt, shown above, to a snack break in the City Hall meeting room, they didn’t Northern Wisconsin lake groups hold annual meeting get much sleep. RHINELANDER, Wis. – “The single best and Lakes, giving an update on Natural shorelines and simplest measure people state government policies Community Briefs water resource protection can take to protect their affecting lakes; Dave Noel, will be the focus of the lakes is to keep the shore- presenting summaries of Presque Isle Days annual meeting of lake line habitat natural or studies linking lake quality Twenty-First Century: Man- sional caller will be here to group leaders and mem- restore it to a more natural to regional economies and celebration aging Risk of Unpre- lead all comers through bers from six northern condition,” says Bob Marti- property values; and Bob scheduled dictable Events on Thurs- sufficient moves so every- day, June 27 at 4 p.m. at the one can get up and dance Wisconsin counties on Fri- ni, president of the Oneida Martini, reporting on the PRESQUE ISLE, Wis. – day, July 12, at Nicolet Col- County Lakes and Rivers Wisconsin’s Green Fire Winchester Public library. with their neighbors. Thiss summer’s Presque Sturgul and Long is an This is the one kind of lege auditorium in Association, which is orga- organization promoting Isle Days celebration kicks Rhinelander. nizing the event with the sound science as a basis for Elder law office that focuses dancing which requires no off on Saturday, June 29. its practice exclusively in sense of rhythm or special “Clean Waters: Our Mis- Vilas County Lakes and public policies. Opening day features a 5k sion, Our Legacy” is the Rivers Association. A discussion and feed- estate planning, nursing dancing skill. and a 10k run, a 1k kids home planning, Medicaid All ages are welcome theme for the meeting, The main speaker, back session will follow the logger run, kids’ fishing from 9 a.m. to noon. Atten- Patrick Goggin, lakes spe- program. planning, asset protection, and no previous experi- and nature walks, kayak and Medicare. Because we ence is needed. dees will explore ways to cialist with the UW-Exten- The event will include and SUP demos and pon- encourage lake residents sion Lakes team, will dis- exhibits from water-related limit of practice to these This event is free of toon cruises around PI areas of law, we are able to charge and refreshments and lake users to take cuss shoreland buffers and organizations. Annual Lake. actions to protect lakes and other forms of shoreline meetings of countywide craft sophisticated solutions will be served. Sunday, June 30, will to even he most complex For more information streams and the scenic val- protection as a way to help lake associations will fol- feature lumberjack shows, ues of the Northwoods. prevent runoff of nutrients low. elder law issues. We meet call the Mercer Public arts and crafts at Vendor with clients in Ashland, Library at 715-476-2366. Attendees are expected and sediment into lakes. For more information, Village, chainsaw carving from Oneida, Vilas, Forest, Other speakers include contact Martini at 715-282- Hurley, and Woodruff. demos, live music and the This free seminar will Free children’s Langlade, Lincoln, and Michael Engleson, execu- 5896 or Steve Budnik at blessing of the dogs. nature playgroup Iron counties. tive director of Wisconsin 715-686-7852. address everything you For more informaiton need to know about estate starts Thursday on Presque Isle Days, go to planning. We will also dis- presqueisledays.com cuss the basics of Medicaid SUPERIOR, Wis. – The Community Calendar and paying for long-term free River Rovers Nature Float your boat at care. Coffee and dessert Playgroup for children ages will be served. 3-7 begins Thursday, June Email calendar items and noon, Salem Lutheran Church, ley Park. trivia night 20, and runs every Thurs- community news to Ironwood. area74.org. Saturday, June 22 [email protected]. Mended Hearts and Dia- MANITOWISH WATERS, Gogebic County Fair day until August 29. The For more information, call 906- betes Support Group, 2 p.m., group meets from 10 a.m. Union Station Food Wis. – The North Lakeland board meeting 932-2211. Aspirus Grand View Hospital Discovery Center invites to noon at the Lake Superi- conference area, Ironwood. Pantry and Northern Food scheduled Wednesday, June 19 906-932-2443. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., you to join them on Satur- or Estuarium, located at 3 Bessemer Area Historical 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. day, June 22 for a fun-filled IRONWOOD – There Marina Drive on Barker’s Christian Men of the Society, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie Alcoholics Anonymous, Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran day on the Manitowish will be a special meeting of Island in Superior. St., Bessemer. the Gogebic County Fair Nature activities, crafts, Cafe, Ironwood. Regional Hospice Grief Church, Ironwood. Chain of Lakes for a scav- Alcoholics Anonymous, Support Group, 2 p.m., Com- area74.org. enger hunt. Board on Monday at 5:30 games, snacks and stories open meeting, noon, Salem fort Inn, conference room, Iron- Community Pickleball Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Attendees will answer p.m. at the fairgrounds in are led by professional edu- wood. Ironwood cation staff and are provid- area74.org. SMART Recovery, 4:30 School gymnasium. 715-776- questions and compete in Gogebic-Ontonagon p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- 4588. challenges on the water ed free of charge. Community Action Agency mer. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Mercer readies for Parents or caretakers food commodity distribution p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, using a smartphone or ReGeneration Youth, tablet, then meet up back square dancing should attend with their for seniors, Bruce Crossing 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Ironwood. area74.org. Stannard Township ballpark, 1- children. No pre-registra- Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Sunday, June 23 at the Discovery Center for MERCER, Wis. – 1:30 p.m. EDT; Watersmeet ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith an evening barbeque and tion is necessary and chil- Food Pantry, 1:15-1:30 p.m.; Friends of the Mercer Pub- Center, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 dren can join for one Marenisco Town Hall, 2-2:15 awards. The scavenger lic Library will sponsor an Wakefield Chamber of p.m., closed meeting, Salem week or the entire sum- p.m. Commerce, 6 p.m., Wakefield hunt is from noon to 4 afternoon of square danc- DOVE Support Group, Lutheran Church, Ironwood. mer. Municipal Building. Mercer Health and Well- p.m., and the barbeque ing on Saturday from 2 noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Alcoholics Anonymous, For more information Nicolet College Founda- ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., and awards ceremony is at p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Mercer 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Mercer Community Center. 5 p.m. on River Rovers Nature tion, 12:30 p.m., Nicolet Col- Church, Hurley. area74.org. Community Center. lege Fireside Room, Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Playgroup, call Deanna Gogebic County Council p.m., Wesley United Methodist Emily Heald, Water Pro- This is your chance to Rhinelander of Veteran Affairs, 6:30 p.m., Erickson, Lake Superior Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Church, Ironwood. gram Coordinator at the see America’s National Bessemer VFW. Alcoholics Anonymous, Discovery Center, shared National Estuarine Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Knights of Columbus Folk Dance, and better yet, Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Research Reserve educa- Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. social Church, Bessemer. some memories of last to try it for yourself. Kimball Homemakers, 1 meeting, KC Hall, Ironwood. year. “We had a great day tion coordinator, at 715- p.m., Community Center. area74.org. Eric Tangman, a profes- Government on the Chain and our 399-4086. Iron County Veterans Ser- Hurley Senior Center Monday, June 24 vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Board of Directors, 12:30 teams had a blast.” Emily Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- p.m., Hurley Senior Center, Iron County Food Pantry, said, continuing, “We’ve Weatherization Works 2190. Hurley. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan American Legion Post 58, Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- got new trivia and chal- Gogebic Range Solid lenges planned this year, so 7 p.m., Iron County Memorial Waste Management Authori- 4450. Request for Contractors Building, Hurley. ty, 4:30 p.m., transfer station. Alcoholics Anonymous, be prepared to have even Mercer Health and Well- Government noon, Salem Lutheran Church, more fun.” ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Ironwood. area74.org. The Gogebic-Ontonagon Community Action Agency Gogebic County Forestry Participants can enlist is seeking qualified residential Weatherization Contractors Mercer Community Center. and Parks, 4:30 p.m., Natural Iron County Mobile Food Ironwood American Resources Center, Bessemer. Pantry, noon-1:30 p.m., Iron groups of up to eight, by to provide services for a federally-funded Legion Auxiliary Unit 5, 6 County Recycling-Iron County giving the Discovery Cen- weatherization program in the two-county area. p.m., at the post, Ironwood Friday, June 21 Forestry Parking Lot, 606-607 ter a call at 877-543-2085 Memorial Building. 3rd Ave. North, Hurley. 715- Interested contractors may request a Michigan Western Gate- Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- 561-2695. to get signed up. way Trail Authority, 6 p.m., 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Overeaters Anonymous, “Request for Qualifications” packet from monthly meeting, Gogebic Center. 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Library hosts estate GOCAA Weatherization at County Courthouse, 200 N. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Church, Wakefield. Moore St., Bessemer. 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 planning seminar 100 S. Mill St., Bessemer, MI 49911 Superior Bike Riders, Ironwood. p.m., Our Lady of Peace or email Paul Janczak at WINCHESTER, Wis. – 6:30 p.m., Golden Dragon, Mercer Food Pantry, Catholic Church, Ironwood. [email protected] Ironwood. noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, area74.org. Attorney Ryan Long of Gogebic Range Carvers, Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Sturgul and Long Elder Deadline for Application is 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. 715-476-7655. EST, Ontonagon United July 1st, 2019 before 4:00 pm Johnston High School, Besse- Alcoholics Anonymous/ Law Attorneys presents Methodist Church basement, GOCAA is an EO Employer. mer. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- next to Holiday gas station, Estate Planning in the IMPACT Life Support an Church, Ironwood. Ontonagon. area74.org. Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland area74.org. Church, Ironwood. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 EST, Ontonagon United IRONWOOD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Methodist Church basement, Ironwood. area74.org. next to Holiday gas station, Thank You Alcoholics Anonymous, Ontonagon. area74.org. The family of ROBERT GUST “Butchie” KANGAS NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, would like to thank everyone for their thoughts & prayers, PROPOSED 2019-2020 BUDGET Church, Bessemer. 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace area74.org. Catholic Church, Ironwood. cards, gifts of money and for attending the funeral service. Government area74.org. Pastor Bruce Estola for his beautiful service. Many thanks Bessemer Board of Edu- Government PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on June 24, 2019 at cation, special session, 4 Gogebic Conservation to Charlie, Dale, Sherry for their wonderful music. six o’clock p.m. at Luther L. Wright K-12 School, Iron- p.m., A.D. Johnston media District, 9 a.m., Natural wood, Michigan, the Board of Education of the Iron- center. Resources Center, Besse- A big thank you to GMCF for their wonderful, mer. loving care they gave to Butchie for 11 years!! wood Area Schools will hold a public hearing in Study Thursday, June 20 Bessemer Recreation Hall 230 to consider the District’s proposed 2019-2020 Committee, 9 a.m., Bluff Val- GOD BLESS YOU ALL Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, budget. Patterson courts or Ironwood Memorial Building. The Board may not adopt its proposed 2019-2020 Gogebic-Ontonagon budget until after the public hearing. A copy of the pro- Community Action Agency posed 2019-2020 budget, including the proposed prop- food commodity distribution Thank You for seniors, Bergland Lake The family of LAURA J. KESKI would like to express their sincere erty tax millage rate, is available for public inspection Gogebic Senior Center, 9:45- on Monday, June 24, 2019 during normal business 10 a.m. EDT; White Pine Por- appreciation to the staff of Gogebic Medical Care Facility for their hours in the Superintendent’s Office of the Luther L. cupine Mountain Senior Cen- ter, 10:20-10:35 a.m. EDT; tender care, Pastor Bill Jacobson for his reassurance of faith, to the Wright K-12 School, Ironwood, Michigan. Ontonagon Holy Family Catholic Church, 11-11:45 a.m. Women of All Saints Lutheran for serving lunch, Cindy Giackino The property tax millage rate proposed to be EDT; Mass City Resource Cen- for providing luncheon salads, to Jerald Rocco for his kind services, levied to support the proposed budget will be ter, 1:15-1:45 p.m. EDT. Gogebic County Veterans and to all our relatives and friends who supported and cared for us a subject of this hearing. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 during the loss of our mother, grandmother (Muumuu), and great- This notice is given by order of the Board of Educa- p.m., Watersmeet Township; grandmother. tion. 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667-1110. Gail Ellison, Julie Surprise, Randy Keski families Carolyn Mieloszyk, Secretary Alcoholics Anonymous, l 4 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE On black education

Sue Mizell, Publisher New York Mayor Bill de Blasio teachers were physically attacked by says that the city’s specialized high a student.” The Justice Department’s Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor schools have a diversity problem. Bureau of Justice Statistics and the He’s joined by New York City Department of Education’s National Schools Chancellor Richard A. Car- Center for Education Statistics show ranza, educators, students and com- that in the 2011-12 academic year, munity leaders who want to fix the Walter E. there were a record 209,800 prima- In Their Opinion diversity problem. I bet you can easi- Williams ry- and secondary-school teachers Trump judicial nominee, ly guess what they will do to who reported being physically “improve” the racial mix of students attacked by a student. Nationally, an Michigan lawyer, victim (aka diversity). If you guessed they average of 1,175 teachers and staff would propose eliminating the Spe- were physically attacked, including of sleazy GOP hit job cialized High Schools Admissions School, a specialized school, was being knocked out, each day of that Test as the sole criterion for admis- almost as high as the proportion of school year. There are plenty of good reasons to oppose a nom- sions, go to the head of the class. blacks in the population of New In the city of Baltimore, each inee to the federal court bench. Effectiveness in rep- The Specialized High Schools Admis- York City.” Since then, it has spiraled school day in 2010, an average of resenting a client should not be one of them. sions Test is an examination that is downward. In 1979, blacks were four teachers and staff were assault- President Donald Trump hoped to continue his administered to New York City’s 12.9% of students at Stuyvesant, ed. A National Center for Education admirable streak of filling federal judicial openings eighth- and ninth-grade students. By falling to 4.8% in 1995. By 2012, Statistics study found that 18% of with competent, respected jurists when he named state law, it is used to determine The New York Times reported that the nation’s schools accounted for attorney Michael Bogren to the U.S. District Court for admission to all but one of the city’s blacks were 1.2% of the student 75% of the reported incidents of vio- the Western District of Michigan. nine specialized high schools. body. lence, and 6.6% accounted for half Bogren is a conservative with an impressive career It’s taken as axiomatic that the What explains the decline? None of all reported incidents. These are as an attorney. His name was forwarded by a biparti- relatively few blacks admitted to of the usual explanations for racial schools with predominantly black san search committee and was endorsed by both of these high-powered schools is some- disparities make sense. In other student populations. It’s not only Michigan’s Democratic senators, not an easy get how tied to racial discrimination. In words, would one want to argue that assaults on teachers but cursing and these days for a Republican nominee. a June 2, 2018 “Chalkbeat” article there was less racial discrimination disorderly conduct that are the stan- But his confirmation was derailed by a GOP sena- (https://tinyurl.com/y64delc3), de in 1938? Or, argue that in 1938 the dard fare in so many predominantly tor who objected to Bogren’s vigorous defense of a Blasio writes: “The problem is clear. “legacy of slavery” had not taken black schools. client, the city of East Lansing, against a charge of Eight of our most renowned high effect whereby now it is in full Here are questions that might be religious discrimination. The suit was brought by a schools – including Stuyvesant High bloom? Genetic or environmental asked of de Blasio and others who Catholic farmer who was barred from the city’s open- School, Bronx High School of Sci- arguments cannot explain why want to “fix the diversity problem” at air market because he voiced his opposition to gay ence and Brooklyn Technical High blacks of an earlier generation were New York’s specialized schools: marriage, saying he wouldn’t host a gay wedding on School – rely on a single, high-stakes able to meet the demanding mental What has the triumph of egalitarian his farm if asked. exam. The Specialized High School test standards to get into an elite and diversity principles done for the We supported the farmer’s position, on the Admissions Test isn’t just flawed – high school. Socioeconomic condi- rest of New York’s school system? grounds that he should not be required to abandon it’s a roadblock to justice, progress tions for blacks have improved dra- Are their academic achievement his religious beliefs to sell vegetables in a public mar- and academic excellence.” matically since 1938. The only other scores better than students at New ket. Those who objected to his stance could simply Let’s look at a bit of history to plausible reason for the decline in York’s specialized schools? The most walk by his stand. raise some questions about the academic achievement is that there important question for black par- Bogren argued in the case that, “there can be no mayor’s diversity hypothesis. Dr. has been a change in black culture. ents: What has been allowed to hap- constitutionally sound argument that sincerely held Thomas Sowell provides some inter- It doesn’t take much to reach this pen to cripple black academic excel- religious beliefs would permit a secular business to esting statistics about Stuyvesant conclusion. Simply look at school lence? avoid the prohibitions against racial discrimination High School in his book “Wealth, behavior today versus yesteryear. Walter E. Williams is a professor of or gender discrimination found in federal, state and Poverty and Politics.” He reports An Education Week article report- economics at George Mason Universi- local laws.” that, “In 1938, the proportion of ed that in the 2015-16 school year, ty. He added that if a Ku Klux Klan member who blacks attending Stuyvesant High “5.8% of the nation’s 3.8 million COPYRIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM opposed interracial marriage did what the farmer did, he would not be able to invoke the First Amend- Today in history law requiring any public school ment to avoid anti-discrimination statutes. teaching the theory of evolu- It was a good defense. tion to teach creation science But his remarks were seized upon by Sen. Josh as well. By The Associated Press In 2017, Otto Warmbier a Hawley, R-Missouri, and other GOP senators and 22-year-old American college twisted to imply that Bogren was lumping Catholics Today’s Highlight in History student died in a Cincinnati into the same category as Klansmen. Religious On June 19, 1865, Union hospital following his release troops arrived in Galveston, groups flooded the White House with protest letters, by North Korea in a coma after Texas, with news that the Civil more than a year in captivity. and this week Bogren withdrew his name from con- War was over, and that all Ten years ago: New York sideration. remaining slaves in Texas Times reporter David S. Rohde Bogren is the victim of a sleazy character attack. were free — an event celebrat- and Afghan reporter Tahir He is not anti-Catholic. He was simply doing his job ed to this day as “Juneteenth.” Ludin escaped from militant On this date captors after more than seven as the ethics rules governing lawyers require – “zeal- In 1775, George Washing- months in captivity in ously advocate the client’s best interest.” ton was commissioned by the Afghanistan and Pakistan. Hawley is apparently unfamiliar with John Continental Congress as com- Texas billionaire R. Allen Stan- Adams. America’s second president took grief for mander in chief of the Conti- ford was indicted and jailed on nental Army. representing the British soldiers who carried out the charges his international bank- In 1868, “Tales from the ing empire was really just a Boston massacre in 1770, but that didn’t keep him Vienna Woods,” a waltz by Ponzi scheme built on lies, from assuming his role as a Founding Father and Johann Strauss “the Younger,” bluster and bribery. (Stanford leader of the independence movement. was first publicly performed by was sentenced to 110 years in the United Nations’ Human Shirley Muldowney is 79. Rights Council, a day after the Singer Elaine “Spanky” McFar- Hawley’s motives may not be entirely pure. The Strauss’ orchestra. prison after being convicted of In 1917, during World War bilking investors in a $7.2 bil- U.N. human rights chief lane (Spanky and Our Gang) is Missouri senator has a long association with the I, King George V ordered the lion scheme that involved the denounced the Trump adminis- 77. Nobel peace laureate Aung Alliance Defending Freedom, the group that is sup- British royal family to dispense sale of fraudulent certificates of tration for separating migrant San Suu Kyi is 74. Author Sir porting the farmer in the case, and was a paid speak- with German titles and sur- deposits.) children from their parents; Salman Rushdie is 72. Actress er at one of their events when he was a law professor. names; the family took the Five years ago: President U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley Phylicia Rashad is 71. Rock name “Windsor.” cited longstanding U.S. com- singer Ann Wilson (Heart) is Applying political litmus tests to judicial nomi- Barack Obama announced he In 1934, the Federal Com- was dispatching 300 U.S. mili- plaints that the council was 69. Musician Larry Dunn is 66. nees is something Democrats do. Republicans munications Commission was tary advisers to Iraq to help biased against Israel. Koko, a Actress Kathleen Turner is 65. should know better. That they did it to one of their created; it replaced the Feder- quell a rising insurgency. Rep. western lowland gorilla who Country singer Doug Stone is own is particularly offensive. al Radio Commission. Kevin McCarthy of California was taught sign language at an 63. Singer Mark DeBarge is early age as a scientific test 60. Singer-dancer-choreogra- Bogren was an excellent pick made by a Republi- In 1938, four dozen people won election as House majori- were killed when a railroad ty leader as Republicans shuf- subject and eventually learned pher Paula Abdul is 57. Actor can president who may not have much time left to bridge in Montana collapsed, fled their leadership in the more than 1,000 words, died at Andy Lauer is 56. Rock singer- put his stamp on the federal courts. Neither Bogren sending a train known as the wake of Rep. Eric Cantor’s pri- the Gorilla Foundation’s pre- musician Brian Vander Ark nor Trump should have been treated this way. Olympian hurtling into Custer mary defeat in Virginia. Gerry serve in California’s Santa (Verve Pipe) is 55. Actor –The Detroit News Creek. Goffin, 75, a prolific and multi- Cruz mountains at the age of Samuel West is 53. Actress In 1944, during World War dimensional lyricist who with 46. New York mayor Bill de Mia Sara is 52. 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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2019 5 Miskovich appointed to fill Bessemer City Council vacancy By TOM LAVENTURE up.” year election to an even year cycle rize the tax break but once the In other business, the Council [email protected] Miskovich, with state and federal elections. district is established then the approved: Editor’s Note: The Daily Globe who operates Council Member Terry company can start construction –awarding Pearson Asbestos inadvertently re-published a story Misky’s Hair- Kryshak said the transition to and then will have six months to Abatement Inc. the phase one about a past Bessemer City Council cut’s, a barber even year elections created con- request the tax break,” Loper environmental site assessment meeting in the Tuesday, June 18 edi- shop in Besse- flicts and that it was too complex. said. bud at 506 S. Mine St., after Cole- tion. The following is the coverage mer, narrowly There may be a workable solu- The Council approved a man Engineering Company said of the council’s June 17 meeting. missed win- tion that doesn’t create 1-year- $7,700 change order for the $7 its approved bid information had ning a council terms, he said. million sewer and water project changed. BESSEMER – The Bessemer seat in the Council members Rob Cole- currently underway. The request –A readiness to serve policy City Council on Monday unani- 2017 election. man and Linda Nelson said the was to offset costs, said Darren that will waive water and sewer mously elected Louis Miskovich, Louis He placed four-year commitment might Pionk, project coordinator, and fees for property owners who Miskovich a local business owner and mem- fifth in a prove too much for potential can- Kelly Heidrabrier, engineer, with shut off water and cemented the ber of the city planning commis- recount and didates. the architectural and engineering sewer drains prior to May 15, or sion, to fill the fifth seat that was just a few votes short of a seat. Zak said he would be okay firm C2AE. if the structure has permits vacated by Allen Archie, who “He was the next runner-up with the transition or to keep it The Council approved a scheduled for demolition within resigned in May. from the previous election,” said the same. The savings to go from $35,727 contractor payment for 60 days. Miskovich was interviewed Mayor Adam Zak. an odd year election to an even the wastewater system project, –Invite management of mari- following the regular meeting The Council approved 4-0, on was only $700, he said. also requested by C2AE. The juana growing facilities in Besse- and said he will work to promote a budget amendment that will In her report, Loper said a amount reflects at $155,227 total mer to a meeting that will business development and dedicate $10,000 in carryover public hearing is scheduled for less the $72,000 in withheld pay- address what residents are saying address blight. It will take small funds from the Fiscal Year 2018- the next regular council meeting ments pending completion of are noxious fumes coming from steps to make the big improve- 19 for equipment, and the for Bessemer Plywood to start the work and $47,500 the city is eligi- unfiltered production. ments the city wants to attract remainder as unrestricted funds process of seeking a 50% city tax ble to withhold in deadline dam- –To research the state of families to live here and the busi- to replenish emergency funds. break for up to 12 years. The ages. Michigan’s position on transi- nesses that serve them, he said. The Council rejected ballot company is building a dryer facil- The Council approved amend- tioning the Porcupine State For- “I just want to do my part for proposals that would change ity building and its request is ing the C2AE contract to add an est into the Porcupine National this city,” Miskovich said. “I love council member terms from 2-to- authorized by the state, she said. additional $30,000 for continued Lakeshore, before considering a it and its time for someone to step 4 years, and transition the odd- “The meeting is not to autho- project inspection. letter of support for the initiative. Norton and several co- Online court records Wisconsin man sentenced to prison defendants in the case were show Brandon Scott Luter, later arrested in Wisconsin of New London, is charged for Marenisco home invasion and charged in connection with conspiracy to commit By RICHARD JENKINS of an individual in his to the home invasion. armed robbery, armed rob- [email protected] home … that involved three Norton’s attorney, bery, first-degree home BESSEMER – A Wiscon- men entering someone’s James Bucknell, asked invasion, unlawful impris- sin man was sentenced to home while they slept and Pope to give his client a onment, felony firearm, prison in Gogebic County then assaulting the individ- chance for a life outside of and receiving and conceal- Circuit Court Tuesday for ual with pistols, tying them prison in his later years; ing stolen property. He is his role in a Marenisco up and then repeatedly arguing Norton was coop- next scheduled to appear Township home invasion kicking them and/or point- erative with police. in court July 18. last year. ing a gun at them – threat- Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe “But for his help with Heather M. Worm, of TODD NORTON, left, sits with his attorney, James Todd Matthew Norton, ening them – in an effort to this particular case, as far New London, is charged Bucknell, in Gogebic County Circuit Court Tuesday 48, of New London, was get any and all valuables as his confession and his with conspiracy to commit during his sentencing hearing. sentenced to 15-30 years in from the home,” Pope said. implication of his co-defen- first-degree home invasion prison for first-degree “The house was basically ties, and he needs to be woke the property owner dants, basically the case and receiving and conceal- home invasion and 7-15 ransacked as the individu- punished for those up by hitting him on the might not even have come ing stolen property. Her years for assault with als go through the house actions.” head with the butt of a pis- this far,” Bucknell said, case is pending, according intent to do great bodily looking for anything of As part of Norton’s plea tol he found on the adding Norton will likely to online court records. harm. The two sentences value.” agreement, charges of counter, and then the be persecuted in prison for Travis Ramirez, of will be served concurrent- Pope said the crimes armed robbery, possessing group tied the man up and being a “stool pigeon.” Appleton, is facing charges ly. He was also ordered, Norton was sentenced on a weapon while commit- threw a blanket over him. Norton received a jail of armed robbery, first- along with his co-defen- are part of a pattern of his ting a felony and being a Norton told Judge credit of 160 days for time degree home invasion, dants, to pay $68,580 in victimizing people for his felon in possession of a Michael Pope the group served in jail prior to his assault with intent to do restitution. own benefit. weapon dismissed. wanted to “get all of his sentence. great bodily harm, felony “The seriousness of the “He has got a history, in During his plea hearing gold and silver that he Four others have been firearm and being a felon offense speaks for itself, his 48 years, of simply vio- in March, Norton testified had,” as well as any money charged in connection to in possession of a weapon, but it is one of the more lating the law for the bet- he was one of five people they found. the home invasion. according to online serious offenses this court terment of his own well- who drove to an East Shore The property owner was Amber Jo Dorschner, 41, records. That case is also sees,” Judge Michael Pope being and a complete disre- Road property near Lake later able to free himself pleaded guilty to attempted pending, according to said, adding the crimes gard to others,” Pope con- Gogebic on Dec. 18, 2018. and alert police, leading to receiving and concealing of online records. strike directly at people’s tinued. “A complete disre- Norton said he and two an unsuccessful search of stolen property valued at The case was primarily sense of comfort and safety. gard to the safety of others, other men used a credit the area and the execution between $1,000 and investigated by the Gogebic “Mr. Norton planned a complete disregard to the card to break in through of a search warrant in the $20,000 as part of a plea County Sheriff’s Depart- and organized the robbery security of our communi- the front door. Norton city of Ironwood. agreement May 28. ment. WEDNESDAY EVENING JUNE 19, 2019 Aid than $30,000 per student, 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 per year, he said. 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(R) (CC) (:10) Broken Ghost (‘17) Scottie Thompson. ’ (NR) 23-29-30-39-41-46-47-50-52- er: 2 PREMIUM l 6 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Copper Industrial Park,” a SubTer- noting the areas of the reef ra LLC spokesperson impacted by the sands are Obituaries announced Tuesday. “devoid of natural From page 1 Possible uses for the regrowth.” 2025. sand after the copper has The Ontonagon County Frank John Sopko The partnership is hop- been removed include road Board of Commissioners ing it can prevent that from fill, in sand blasting and voted earlier this month to IRONWOOD, Mich. – Frank John Woodcarver’s Club. happening, as the compa- other projects that can also apply for a $495,000 loan ny works to expand a pro- utilize the White Pine facil- from the Community Sopko, 97, died peacefully in Westgate Frank also was a cess of removing copper ities, according to a PM Development Block Grant Nursing and Rehab Center on June 15, member of the Amer- from the sands into a full Power Group spokesman. Fund on behalf of the in Ironwood, Michigan, ican Legion and Our pilot project this summer. “White Pine offers sig- White Pine Copper Refin- Frank was born on July 1, 1921, in Lady of Peace “The goal of the PM nificant assets and a per- ery. Ironwood to Louis and Mary Sopko. Catholic Church. Recovery System pilot pro- manent solution that can Company officials pre- He married Eileen McManman on July Frank is survived ject is to determine the eco- be utilized for the long- senting at the meeting said 22, 1947. Throughout his life, he by two sons, John nomics of cleaning the cop- term cleanup of this prob- the refinery has a three- worked at the local CCC’s, Cary Mine, (Lu Ann), Green Bay, per from the sands and lem. By the end of summer, year contract with the Unit- White Pine Copper Mine, and the Iron- Wis. and James placing it in an environ- (the company) expects to ed Steelworkers union Frank John wood School System before retiring in Sopko (Deborah), Milwau- mentally sound state to have made significant specifying 13 of the 15 jobs 1985. He grew up and lived in Norrie kee, Wis.; a daughter, ensure it will never reach progress on its pilot project being created will be union 1921 — 2019 Lake Superior or impact and have produced full size members and the remain- location until 2014 before moving to Teri (Bob) Angwin, the ecosystem again,” a PM copper cathodes from the ing two filled by manage- the Hurley Senior Apartments, then Dumfries, Va.; six Power Group spokesman 20 tons of stamp sands ment. Eight of the 15 jobs Westgate Nursing and Rehab Center in grandchildren; said in a release Monday. acquired in 2019,” the com- have to go to those desig- 2015. seven great-grand- “We are also evaluating the pany’s release reads. nated with low to moderate Frank was a World War II veteran. children; and residual sands for vegeta- SubTerra LLC also said incomes. He served as a Fireman, Oiler and numerous nieces tion and beneficial reuse the effort will include tests Zack Halkola, with the Engineer in the Maritime Service/Mer- Veteran and nephews. once the copper is safely to determine whether the refinery, told the county chant Marine from 1942 to 1944. He is preceded in removed from the sand.” sands can support plant board the size of the opera- Throughout his life, Frank was an death by his wife, Eileen and his son, The study, which is par- growth once the copper is tion meant it wasn’t likely avid outdoorsman, hunter, and fisher- Tim. tially funded by a state of removed. to utilize the railroad or man. He built the cottage on Pine The family would especially like to Michigan Rural Develop- “The results of this require the opening of the ment Fund Grant, will be study may help determine power plant. Lake, which soon became a gathering thank all Westgate Nursing/Rehab conducted in a “Biosecure if revegetation on a tailings Editor’s Note: Daily place for family and friends. He passed Center caregivers and staff for provid- Underground Growth type basin is possible,” a Globe reporter Jan Tucker along his love of the outdoors down to ing exceptional care of Frank during Chamber in the White Pine SubTerra spokesman said, contributed to this story. his children, grandchildren, great- his stay there. Frank will be fondly grandchildren, and nieces and remembered by his spirit and spunk. nephews. There are many fond memo- After visiting him, his parting words Budget Gogebic-Ontonagon Inter- and a high school diploma. ries of fishing, boating, hunting, swim- were always “I’ll be here!” May the mediate School District Board members heard the and local school districts. first reading of the updates ming, trapping chipmunks, and frog good Lord hold him and keep him in From page 1 –Learned that and will vote on them at catching. A day in the woods with that eternal place. year. Gustafson is working with their next meeting. Grampa was always a special adven- At Frank’s request, he will be cre- In other news, the board GOISD to provide, as of the –Voted to renew mem- ture. mated, and no services will be held. also: coming fall, one year of for- bership in the Michigan Other interests included swimming, Never underestimate the difference –Learned from eign language via ITV High School Athletic Associ- gardening, skiing, playing a lively you can make in the lives of others, so Gustafson that he is work- instead of Odysseyware. ation, based in East Lansing. game of smear, watching his beloved in memory of Frank, reach out and ing with Bessemer Area He said the new venue is a –Voted to accept budget Green Bay Packers, emailing, and surf- help someone. Schools to create a position pilot program with no cost amendments for the 2018- ing the web. Dogs were an important Ketola-Burla Funeral Home, Iron- for a part-time counselor in except books and materi- 2019 fiscal year. part of his life, and he spent many wood, is assisting the family. For more Wakefield. “This counselor als. At the end of the meet- hours walking and caring for them. He information or to express online con- would be strictly here for –Learned that, as per ing, the board went into a students to talk to and to pending NEOLA policy closed session to evaluate became an accomplished wood carver dolences, please visit rangefuneralser- give support, not be a guid- updates, substitutes in the first year of superinten- and a member of the Gogebic Range vices.com ance counselor,” said career and technical educa- dent Jason Gustafson. Gustafson, who expects tion will not need to have a The board will meet Ronald H. Ahola that the person hired teaching degree as long as next on July 15 at 5 p.m. in would serve two days per they have a professional the board room of the HURLEY, Wis. – Ronald H. Ahola, frey C. (Lori) Ahola week in each school. Two- license in the field taught, Wakefield-Marenisco K-12 84, of Hurley, died peacefully Satur- of Bessemer, Mich.; year funding for the posi- two years of related experi- School. The public is wel- day, June 15, 2019, at Villa Maria in daughters, Wendy J. tion was allotted to the ence in the past decade, come. Hurley. (Mark) Winsor of Ronald was born on May 7, 1935, in Emmett, Mich., Cycles receive a wavier. RiderCoach,” he said. Ironwood, Mich to Henry and Marie Suzanne M. (Randy) “If your not from “Which is kinda nice (Saari) Ahola. He graduated from Forstrom of Iron- Michigan and you take it because we are always Luther L. Wright high school in 1952. wood, Mich., Carrie From page 1 (the waver) to your local looking for some good He was in the Army from March of A. (Kurt) Zazeski of tion. The certificate is Department of Motor instructors.” 1954 to February of 1956 and was sta- Beulah, N.D.; 14 needed in order to partici- Vehicles,” she said. “You NMU is one of 13 state tioned in Germany for the Korean Ronald H. grandchildren and pate in the hands-on driv- don’t have to take a road sponsored regional train- Ahola campaign. During his time in the 1935 — 2019 11 great-grandchil- ing portion of the test. test.” ing agencies providing the Army, he was awarded the National dren. Motorcycles are provided, Dave Macomber, anoth- Michigan Rider Education Defense Service Medal, sharpshooter The family would but all riders are required er RiderCoach, said a Program in six locations medal, and Army of Occupation Medal like to thank Dr. to wear protective clothing, coach must have their throughout the west/cen- including a helmet. license for 2 years and log a tral Upper Peninsula. (Germany). Pogliano and the Balyeat said the pro- certain number of hours Funding for the program is Ronald was employed for 32 years Villa Maria for their gram is recognized in riding. through a grant from the by White Pine Mine/Copper Range as exceptional care of numerous states and riders “On our website it’ll Michigan Department of a driller/blaster. His earlier employ- Ron over the past 5 who complete the training explain how to become a State. ment included Peterson Mine and years. Great Lakes Shipping. A funeral service Ronald married Faye Joanne Thiede will be held for PG&E to pay $1 billion to on August 3, 1959, in Duluth, Minn. Ronald Ahola on Fri- Their marriage was blessed with 2 day, June 21, 2019, governments for wildfire damage sons and 3 daughters. at 1 p.m. at Salem Ronald was an avid Detroit Tigers Lutheran Church in SACRAMENTO, Calif. “There is some relief lawsuit. and Green Bay Packers fan and a life- Ironwood with Pas- (AP) – A California utility and hope in knowing that PG&E spokesman Paul long music lover. He was also a devot- Veteran tor Lisa Ubbelohde, agreed Tuesday to pay $1 we will have some financial Doherty called the settle- ed husband who took loving care of officiating. Visita- billion to 14 local govern- stability,” Paradise Town ment “an important first his wife during her struggle with tion with take place from noon until ments to cover damages Manager Lauren Gill said. step toward an orderly, fair from a series of deadly “We can’t do disaster recov- and expeditious resolution Alzheimer’s Dementia and a devoted time of service. Full military rites will wildfires caused by its ery and rebuild the town if of wildfire claims.” father and grandfather. He was a be accorded by the Ironwood Ameri- downed power lines. we don’t have people to do “We remain focused on proud member of The American can Legion Post 5 Honor Guard. The settlement is a sliv- it.” supporting our customers Legion Post 5 in Ironwood. He always Interment will be in Riverside er of the more than $30 bil- The settlement also cov- and communities impacted enjoyed a good joke and storytelling. Cemetery, Ironwood, following the ser- lion in potential damages ers a 2015 fire in Calaveras by wildfires and helping Ronald was preceded in death by vice. Ketola-Burla Funeral Home, Iron- Pacific Gas & Electric is County and a series of them recover and rebuild,” his parents; his loving wife, Joanne in wood, is assisting the family. For more facing in lawsuits filed by 2017 fires in wine country. he said. 2009; son, Ronald R. Ahola in 2002; information or to express online con- local governments, insur- PG&E filed for High winds knocking and his brother, Jacob Ahola in 2012. dolences, please visit rangefuner- ance companies and pri- bankruptcy in January. The down power lines during Ronald is survived by his son, Jef- alserivces.com. vate property owners. agreement would resolve hot, dry weather have been More than half of the $1 claims from some local blamed for starting several billion in the agreement governments, but it still of the state’s most destruc- Duane M. Ceno would go to four govern- must be approved by a tive wildfires. ments impacted by a 2018 bankruptcy court. That Last month, regulators BESSEMER, Mich. – Duane Mathew He was a great fan of the Green Bay fire that killed 85 people likely won’t happen until agreed to let utilities tem- Ceno, 84, of Bessemer passed away at packers and enjoyed fishing, reading, and destroyed nearly lawsuits by insurance com- porarily cut off electricity Saint Mary’s Medical Center in Duluth and traveling across the U.S. 14,000 homes in Northern panies and private proper- to possibly hundreds of Minnesota with his family and friends Cremation has taken place and California. ty owners are resolved. thousands of customers at his side. funeral services will take place at A total of $270 million “The bankruptcy court during peak fire conditions He was proceeded in death by his Frick-Zielinski Funeral home in would go to Paradise, approval is not trivial,” said to avoid starting more parents and son Darryl R. Ceno. Bessemer on Monday, June 24, with which was mostly Mike Danko, part of a wildfires. He is survived by his wife of 63 the Reverend Todd Winkler officiat- destroyed in the blaze. The group of attorneys who The outages could mean years; sons, Curtis R. and Gary W. ing. town had 26,000 residents represent about 2,800 multiday blackouts for before the fire and now has wildfire victims in a law- cities as large as San Fran- Ceno; and a brother, Dick (Renee) Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to 11 less than 3,000 people. It suit against PG&E. Danko cisco and San Jose, North- Ceno of Fort Myers Fla. a.m. has lost more than 90% of said they are “definitely ern California’s major He graduated from A. D. Johnson Duane will be dearly missed by his its tax revenue. not” close to resolving the power provider warned in high school in the class of 1953 and family and friends, lunch will follow a recent filing with the util- was a veteran of the U. S. Army from the service at Corner Stone church in 2013 Chevrolet Cruze LT ities commission. 1954-1956. Ramsey. 4 dr., automatic, only 78,000 miles, Facebook plans its own currency for 2 billion-plus users LOADED! SAN FRANCISCO (AP) forms. Creating its own globe- lators focus on Facebook.” – Facebook already rules But the effort, which spanning currency – one David Marcus, the head $ daily communication for Facebook is launching with that could conceivably of Facebook’s cryptocurren- 7,999 more than 2 billion people partners including PayPal, threaten banks, national cy operation, said in a tweet around the world. Now it Uber, Spotify, Visa and currencies and the privacy Tuesday that Facebook is wants its own currency, Mastercard, could also of users – isn’t likely to creating a separate sub- too. complicate matters for the dampen regulators’ interest sidiary, Calibra, to handle The social network beleaguered social net- in Facebook. the new currency. He said unveiled an ambitious plan work. Facebook is current- “It’s a bold and strategic feedback from customers Tuesday to create a new ly under federal investiga- move that has clear risks as has been “loud and clear” digital currency similar to tion over its privacy prac- well as opportunities tied about keeping social media Bitcoin for global use, one tices, and along with other to it,” said Wedbush Secu- and financial data separate. that could drive more e- technology giants also rities analyst Dan Ives. “We understand we will Cloverland300 E. 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Together with The True- The TrueGrass Band on In 2014 and 2015 Molly Grass Band, Molly is Saturday starting at 7 p.m. was doing summer stints dishing up an eclectic You may have heard or in the Big Top Chautauqua mix of acoustic Ameri- seen “Molly O” as the front production “From Belfast cana, inspired by music person for Warner record- to Bluegrass.” as diverse as blues to ing artists Molly and The The Big Top is an open- bluegrass, classic rock to Heymakers. After their sin- air, canvas tent venue in Celtic, Bill Monroe to gle “Chasing Something Bayfield, Wisconsin, that Blue Oyster Cult, Marty Called Love” hit the Top 50 seats 900 for seasonal per- Robbins to the Rolling in 1990, her country- formances that are broad- Stones. tinged band toured from cast nationally on public Molly is also now diving Africa to Iceland. and independent radio sta- into writing and recording She is a powerful vocal- tions through Tent Show new original music with ist and plays multiple Radio. more passion and a greater instruments including fid- Several other musi- depth of experience than dle, mandolin, and guitar, cians in the production, ever. “I’m ready to play and has also been known Tom Draughon, Jed Malis- shows and spread the word to sit behind a drum kit chke, and Bruce Qualey once again.” from time to time. would soon form The Molly Otis and The Molly pours a lot of TrueGrass Band. TrueGrass Band features energy into her playing, Molly’s now-rootsy Molly Otis from Bayfield Submitted photo and is always entertaining, Americana music was a Wis. on mandolin, fiddle TOM DRAUGHON, Bruce Qualey and Jed Malischke make up the three members of even if it means sometimes good match and she and vocals, Tom Draughon the TrueGrass Trio. turning the fog machine on joined them for several from Ashland, Wis. on gui- in reviving music of the Superior Big Top Chau- gospel, spice it with expe- until the drummer disap- engagements in 2016, tar and vocals, Bruce Qua- old-time masters, adapting tauqua, with over 100 rienced showmanship, and pears, or singing the theme and will continue the col- ley from Cable, Wis. on modern material to the years of combined profes- cook up a steady diet of songs from every 70’s TV laboration for this con- bass and vocals, and Jed bluegrass idiom, and creat- sional performing experi- fun to engage the audience show. cert at the Ironwood The- Malischke from Spooner, ing original songs and new ence, they take a tradition- on and off stage. By the late 1990s atre. Wis. on banjo, resophonic tunes in the traditional al music recipe, add a More information about Molly was back home in “Music has been my guitar and vocals. string band style. pinch of influence from TrueGrass is available at Hayward, Wis. In 2007 rock during difficult Together they specialize All veterans of the Lake rock, blues, jazz, and TrueGrassBand.com. MUSIC VIDEO Franchise fatigue continues with ‘Men in Black’ and ‘Shaft’ By LINDSEY BAHR AP Film Writer LOS ANGELES (AP) — Brand familiarity isn’t everything when it comes to attracting audiences to the multiplex, and Holly- wood is learning that les- son the hard way this sum- mer with a slew of under- performing sequels and reboots. That so-called franchise fatigue came to a head this weekend with the releases of “Men in Black: International” and “Shaft.” The writing may have been on the wall after neither an X-Men movie (“Dark Phoenix”) nor a Associated Press Godzilla movie (“Godzil- THIS IMAGE released by Warner Bros. shows from left, Alexandra Shipp, Jessie la: King of the Monsters”) Usher, Samuel Jackson and Richard Roundtree in a scene from “Shaft.” could get moviegoers enthusiastic enough to with $8.8 million. co” expanded to 36 loca- 5. “Rocketman,” $8.8 turn out. But this week- “Shaft,” a Warner Bros. tions and earned $361,120. million ($8.5 million inter- end, down over 50% release, placed sixth on the It expands further next national). from last year, is the charts, with a disappoint- weekend. 6. “Shaft,” $8.3 mil- Associated Press worst yet. ing $8.3 million. But the marketplace is lion. TAYLOR SWIFT performs at Wango Tango at Dignity “This was a rough week- Directed by Tim Story, hurting and it’s not a prob- 7. “Godzilla: King of the Health Sports Park in Carson, Calif. Swift’s new music end,” said Comscore senior “Shaft” features Samuel L. lem with the weekend, Monsters,” $8.1 million video features a number of famous faces, including media analyst Paul Der- Jackson reprising his role which last year saw ($14.1 million internation- Ellen DeGeneres, Laverne Cox, RuPaul and the cast of garabedian. “We’ve had from almost 20 years ago “Incredibles 2” open to al). “Queer Eye.” The clip for her song “You Need to Calm some big franchises that and Jessie T. Usher as his over $182 million, but with 8. “John Wick: Chapter Down,” in which Swift calls out homophobes and her are not resonating with son. It was made for the major movies them- 3 — Parabellum,” $6.1 mil- own haters, was released Monday. audiences or critics.” around $30 million. selves. lion ($6.2 million interna- “Men in Black: Interna- Although critics did not The disappointments tional). tional” took the No. 1 spot praise the film, audiences have come, mostly, from 9. “Late Night,” $5.1 Boulder Junction Public in North America, but it’s a who turned out (54% of “movies that just don’t million ($255,000 interna- dubious distinction for the whom were women) were deliver,” according to Der- tional). Library holds 2nd annual Tessa Thompson and Chris more enthusiastic, giving garabedian. 10. “Ma,” $3.6 million Hemsworth-led reboot the film an A CinemaScore. But it’s too simplistic to ($2.3 million internation- “Art in the Library” which isn’t exactly the fran- Even some originals had fault all franchises and al). chise-revitalizer it hoped to a tough time this weekend. next weekend the market- Estimated ticket sales BOULDER JUNCTION Only 2-D artwork will be. Sony Pictures on Sun- Amazon Studios expanded place will be singing a dif- for Friday through Sunday Wis. — The Boulder Junc- be eligible due to space day estimates the F. Gary its Mindy Kaling and ferent tune when “Toy at international theaters tion Public Library is now restrictions. Submitted Gray-directed film earned Emma Thompson comedy Story 4” opens. (excluding the U.S. and accepting applications for artwork can be for sale but only $28.5 million over the “Late Night,” which it “‘Toy Story 4’ is going to Canada), according to their second Annual “Art in is not required to be for weekend against a reported acquired the North Ameri- erase the memory of this Comscore: the Library” Juried Exhibi- sale. All artwork must be $110 million production can rights to for a Sundance very tough weekend,” Der- 1. “Men in Black: Inter- tion being displayed dur- original in concept and budget. The three previous record of $13 million , to garabedian said. national,” $73.7 million. ing the month of August. design and signed by the “Men in Black” films all 2,220 theaters where it Estimated ticket sales 2. “Aladdin,” $47.5 mil- Applications are due no artist. opened to over $50 million earned $5.1 million. for Friday through Sunday lion. later than Friday, June 28. All artwork accepted not accounting for infla- “The real bright spots at U.S. and Canadian the- 3. “Dark Phoenix,” Registration for the into the exhibit must tion. have been the smaller aters, according to Com- $24.2 million. juried exhibit is $25 for up remain on exhibit until The weekend’s other indies,” Dergarabedian score. 4. “Godzilla: King of to three entries per artist. August 31. Entrants must big new release, “Shaft,” said. “We think of summer Where available, the lat- the Monsters,” $14.1 mil- Jurors will notify artists of be 18 years of age or older. which introduces another as blockbuster season, but est international numbers lion. acceptance by July 12. Further restrictions and generation to the fran- it’s turned into indie film for Friday through Sunday 5. “My Best Summer The work will be on requirements apply; see chise, couldn’t even man- season.” are also included. Final (Zui Hao De Wo Men),” exhibit from August 1-31 application form for full age to carve out a place in Jim Jarmusch’s star- domestic figures will be $8.7 million. with a reception to be held details. the top five, which instead studded zombie comedy released Monday. 6. “The Secret Life of on Friday, August 2 from The application form is was populated mostly by “The Dead Don’t Die” 1. “Men in Black: Interna- Pets 2” and “Rocketman,” 4-5:30 p.m. During the available in the library or holdovers. mostly survived its mixed tional,” $28.5 million ($73.7 $8.5 million. reception, judges will on the library website. “The Secret Life of Pets reviews and opened to million international). 7. “Parasite,” $7.8 mil- choose award winners If you have any ques- 2” got the No. 2 spot in its $2.35 million from 613 2. “The Secret Life of lion. with prizes of $150 for tions about the Art in the second weekend with locations. Pets 2,” $23.8 million ($8.5 8. “John Wick: Chapter First Place, $100 for Sec- Library exhibits, the appli- $23.8 million. Disney’s Documentaries like million international). 3 — Parabellum,” $6.2 mil- ond Place and $50 for cation process or the “Aladdin,” now in week- “Echo in the Canyon” and 3. “Aladdin,” $16.7 mil- lion. Third Place. In addition to Library’s Artwork policy, end four, took third with “Pavarotti” have been mak- lion ($47.5 million interna- 9. “A City Called a cash prize, the first place please email the library at $16.7 million. “Dark ing a modest mark in limit- tional). Macau,” $4.1 million. winner will also receive a csanderson@boulderjunc- Phoenix” placed fourth ed release, and the 4. “Dark Phoenix,” $9 10. “Chasing the Drag- future solo exhibit in the tion.wislib.org or call the with $9 million and “Rock- acclaimed drama “The Last million ($24.2 million on 2: Wild Wild Bunch,” library. library at 715-385-2050. etman” coasted to fifth Black Man in San Francis- international). $3.4 million. l 8 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2019 NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Prosecutor: Navy SEAL bragged about killing captive in Iraq SAN DIEGO (AP) – A decorated Navy SEAL stabbed to death a wound- ed and captive teenage Islamic State fighter in Iraq and then bragged about it, a military prosecutor told jurors Tuesday during opening statements in a politically charged court- martial. Lt. Brian John projected photos of the dead prison- er in the military court- room, along with a text message Special Opera- tions Chief Edward Gal- Associated Press Associated Press lagher sent to friends with NAVY SPECIAL Operations Chief Edward Gallagher, FIRST LADY Melania Trump, President Donald Trump, Vice President Mike Pence the image. right, walks with his wife, Andrea Gallagher as they and Karen Pence greet supporters at a rally where Trump formally announced his “Good story behind arrive for military court on Naval Base San Diego, 2020 re-election bid Tuesday in Orlando, Fla. this,” Gallagher wrote. Tuesday. Jury selection continued Tuesday morning “Got him with my hunting in the court-martial of the decorated Navy SEAL, who knife.” is accused of stabbing to death a wounded teenage Trump rehashes gripes, rips The defense told the Islamic State prisoner and wounding two civilians in jury that Gallagher treated Iraq in 2017. the militant’s wounds and ‘radical’ Dems in 2020 launch didn’t kill him. weeks, is exposing frac- prisoner, described as a ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) – nonetheless remained the presidency in 2016 as Attorney Tim Parlatore, tures in the secrecy that curly-haired adolescent, Jabbing at the press and focused on energizing his an insurgent intent on dis- who has claimed the text typically shrouds the elite was in stable condition poking the eye of the polit- base and offering himself rupting the status quo. was an attempt at dark special forces as fellow after treatment. ical establishment he ran as a political outsider run- But any president is humor, said there’s no troops testify against Gal- After another SEAL left against in 2016, President ning against Washington. inherently an insider. body, autopsy or forensic lagher, who had served his side, Gallagher pulled a Donald Trump officially And he appeared eager Trump has worked in the evidence to show a killing eight tours of duty and knife from his medical bag kicked off his reelection for a rerun of 2016, spend- White House for two-and-a- happened. He says the case earned two Bronze Stars and repeatedly stabbed the campaign Tuesday with a ing considerable time half years, travels the skies was built on lies by junior for valor. boy in the neck, John said. grievance-filled Florida focused on former Demo- in Air Force One and SEALs who hated Gal- Lt. Thomas MacNeil, Another SEAL saw the rally that focused more on cratic rival Hillary Clinton, changes the course of his- lagher because he was who has roomed with Gal- assault and said blood was settling scores than laying whose name elicited “Lock tory with the stroke of a tough. lagher, testified that their pouring out of the teen. out his agenda for a second her up!” chants, even pen or the post of a tweet. “This case is not about SEAL team provided sup- Parlatore said the mili- term. though she is not on the That populist clarion murder,” Parlatore said. port to Iraqi forces clearing tant died of his injuries Addressing a crowd of ballot. was a central theme of his “It’s about mutiny. He did- an area outside Mosul from the airstrike and thousands at the Amway “I have news for maiden political adven- n’t murder or attempt to when he heard a radio noted that Iraqi forces had Center in Orlando, Florida, Democrats who want to ture, as the businessman- murder anyone.” transmission on May 3, been with him for two Trump complained he had return us to the bitter fail- turned-candidate success- Gallagher, whose case 2017, that an airstrike had hours before Gallagher been “under assault from ures and betrayals of the fully appealed to disaffect- has drawn President Don- wounded an Islamic State became the first to treat the very first day” of his past. We are not going ed voters who felt left ald Trump’s attention, fighter. him. He also said no blood presidency by a “fake news back. We are going on to behind by economic dislo- faces seven counts that “I heard Chief Gallagher was found on the knife. media” and “illegal witch victory,” Trump said. cation and demographic include premeditated mur- announce, ‘Lay off, he’s After the boy died, Gal- hunt” that had tried to Trump spoke fondly of shifts. And he has no der and attempted murder. mine,’” MacNeil said. lagher had his re-enlist- keep him and his support- his 2016 run, calling it “a intention of abandoning He’s also accused of shoot- Gallagher initially ment ceremony conducted ers down. defining moment in Ameri- it, even if he is the face of ing two civilians – an elder- began treating the teen mil- with the body and posed And he painted a dis- can history.” And he said the institutions he looks to ly man and a school-age itant’s wounds, which was with fellow troops for pho- turbing picture of what life he had fundamentally disrupt. girl – from sniper perches caught on video the jury tos. would look like if he loses upended Washington, star- He underscored that on in Iraq in 2017. He has will see, prosecutors said. In one photo shown to in 2020, accusing his crit- ing down “a corrupt and the eve of the rally in the pleaded not guilty and The question is what hap- the jury, Gallagher is hold- ics of “un-American con- broken political establish- must-win swing state of could face a life sentence. pened after the footage ing the detainee by the hair duct” and telling the crowd ment” and restoring a gov- Florida, returning to the The trial, which is stopped. with one hand and his that Democrats “want to ernment “of, for and by the hard-line immigration expected to last up to three John said the wounded knife in the other. destroy you and they want people.” themes of his first cam- to destroy our country as Of course, Trump never paign by tweeting that, Harvard case offers reminder of perils of online misbehavior we know it.” really stopped running. He next week, Immigration (AP) – The racist social- comments, even those con- tions, sometimes because The apocalyptic lan- officially filed for re-elec- and Customs Enforcement media posts were original- sidered private, can resur- of people motivated by guage and finger-pointing tion on January 20, 2017, “will begin the process of ly shared only among face and be used against competition or jealousy. made clear that Trump’s the day of his inaugura- removing the millions of friends – in text messages them. Parents of students 2020 campaign will proba- tion, and held his first illegal aliens who have illic- and a Google document. It’s relatively unusual rejected by a college on bly look a whole lot like his 2020 rally in February, itly found their way into But someone took screen- for colleges to rescind many occasions have improbably successful run 2017, in nearby Melbourne, the United States.” That shots, which led Harvard admission offers. When reported the social-media three years ago. While Florida. He has continued promise, which came with University to revoke an they do, it’s more often for posts of other students Trump’s campaign has holding his signature no details and sparked offer of admission to a a slip in academic perfor- who were accepted, said tried to professionalize, “Make America Great Democratic condemnation, Parkland high school sur- mance or disciplinary Jeff Fuller, former admis- with shiny office space and Again” rallies in the seemed to offer a peek into vivor. issues than social media sions officer at the Univer- a large and growing staff, months since. a campaign that will largely The decision posts. But experts say it’s sity of Houston and now and despite two-and-a-half Trump is hoping to be fought along the same announced Monday serves not uncommon for offers director of college counsel- years occupying the Oval replicate the dynamics that lines as his first bid, with as a reminder to aspiring of admission to be jeopar- ing at Strake Jesuit College Office as America’s com- allowed him to capture the very few new policy pro- college students and all dized by the emergence of Preparatory, also in Hous- mander-in-chief, Trump Republican Party and then posals for a second term. young people that online damaging communica- ton. 33K pounds of cocaine seized in one of biggest US drug busts PHILADELPHIA (AP) – charged with conspiracy to U.S. authorities seized possess cocaine aboard a 33,000 pounds, or 15,000 ship. An online court dock- kilograms, of cocaine from et did not list attorneys for Financing Available on all Appliances a ship at Philadelphia’s the defendants. 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For South, stories to most valuable player winners Reece Castor of Gladstone had 18 points, Matt Ojala of Calumet and Sydney Kivi of Kingsford teammates Luke Terrian and Marquette here Saturday at the 34th annu- Tyler Beauchamp added 16 and 15, respec- al U.P. All-Star Classic. tively, and Andrew Blanchard of Engadine Ojala joined his mother and father as hit 10 points. All-Star Classic MVP picks while Kivi won Kivi missed Friday's 75-minute practice despite missing Friday's practice. at Newberry so she could perform her life Ojala just missed a triple double as he guard duties in Marquette. Despite that helped North to a 107-93 victory over the absence, she scored a team-best 23 points South boys. In the girls opener, Kivi col- Saturday, with 14 points coming in the sec- lected 23 points as the North girls posted ond quarter as North took a 31-28 lead at a 72-48 victory. the break. Ojala 's father, Mike, of Ewen-Trout She downplayed her Friday absence, Creek, was the boys' MVP in 1991 as he indicating "I've played basketball my helped South win 91-78. His mother, the whole life. Anyone who has played basket- former Shana DeCremer of Ewen-Trout ball, I can play with. Missing one practice Creek, helped North win 75-62 in 1993. won't kill you. it was not like it felt weird." His mother was inducted into the Upper She said the adrenalin of the game Peninsula Sports Hall of Fame in 2008. kicked in after the break, when a 19-4 The game is sponsored by the UPSHF North burst helped decide the contest. to help provide for the UPSHF's scholar- "We started connecting well. We were get- ship fund. Luke Terrian of Kingsford, who ting the hang of things," she said. played for the South boys Saturday, was North hit a dozen 3-point baskets, with one of this year's four recipients of a schol- coach Kurt Corcoran of Westwood noting arship that will contribute $500 annually "in the third quarter everybody stepped for his college education. up. It was fun to watch the whole process Matt Ojala of Calumet led all scorers evolve." Saturday with 33 points while also gather- Corcoran said his plan A came together. ing 18 rebounds and distributing nine "That was a good thing because I didn't assists. He wasn't even aware his parents have a plan B," he said. The plan was "to had been All-Star MVPs until he received get the ball up the floor as quick as possi- his trophy after the game. ble. Get the ball up the floor and find your "It's pretty cool, pretty special," he said. shooters." "Playing with great players makes it easy. I Emily Coveyou of St. Ignace, despite pushed the ball and wanted to be a good playing with a leg injury that required playmaker. I wanted to stay aggressive, no surgery before spring track, led South with matter what." 24 points. Cassidi Stannard of Bark River- That was demonstrated late in the game Harris added 12 points. when he was trapped in the corner by two Lexi Chaillier of Escanaba missed the South defenders. He spun out of the corral game because she was in East Lansing Sat- and dribbled up past both benches before urday helping the Eskymos win a second cutting to the basket for an impressive straight Division 2 state softball champi- layup to help put the game out of reach. onship. The North boys held a 62-61 halftime Jenna Pietala of Chassell won the pre- lead of a very entertaining contest. North game free throw contest, Emily Coveyou of Dennis Grall photo broke the game open in the third quarter St. Ignace took the 3-point shooting event, EDDY POLAKOWSKI of Ontonagon deflects the shot attempt away from Iron with a 36-25 burst, starting the period Andrew Blanchard of Engadine took the Mountain's Jaden Vicenzi Saturday at the 34th annual U.P. All-Star Classic in New- with a 15-0 run. "We kept the pressure on slam dunk and Marcus Harris of Brimley berry. Polakowski's North team won the game 107-93 to join the North girls as win- them," said Ojala, who had 14 points in was the 3-point shoot winner. ners of the U.P. Sports Hall of Fame event. that decisive stretch. The summaries South - Emily Coveyou 24, Hailee Demers 4, Cassidi Stannard 12, Layla Butvilas 26, Eddy Polakowski 3, Brendon LeClaire 0, Griffen Revoyr 6, Tucker Matt Ojala will play basketball at Michi- North girls 9 22 19 22 - 72 Blahnik-Thoune 4, Autumn Rasner 0, Chloe Wells 2, Adrian Depew 2. Taylor 3, Marcus Harris 8, Tristan Lyons 7. gan Tech. Twin brother Travis will play South girls 12 16 4 16 - 48 North boys 20 31 36 20 - 107 South - Reece Castor 18, Caden Pellizzer 9, Tyler Beauchamp 15, Luke North - Ashyton Bell 6, Mackenzie Karki 3, Madison Pruett 6, Michaela South boys 16 35 25 17 - 93 Terrian 16, Jaden Vicenzi 6, Joey Starzynski 3, Griffen Johnson 8, Matthew football at Tech. Werner 11, Cierra Molina 5, Jenna Pietila 11, Sydney Kivi 23. North - Matt Ojala 33, Nathan Beckman 12, Bryce Brazeau 9, George Bruette 2, Andrew Blanchard 10, Max Nylund 4. NFL teams up with GOLF Louisville leads Auburn in CWS NCAA for next round of game suspended safety improvements by rain OMAHA, Neb. (AP) – INDIANAPOLIS (AP) – The NFL's top medical experts Weather woes hit this year's are asking college football physicians and trainers to help College World Series for the make the game safer. Burt Angeli/Iron Mountain first time Tuesday, with the They want the NCAA to pitch in, too. Daily News afternoon elimination game Dr. Allen Sills and Jeff Miller, the NFL's executive vice JOE STRONG of Onton- between Louisville and president for health and safety initiatives, spent Monday agon looks over a drive Auburn suspended after and Tuesday in Indianapolis sharing data about their find- on the first tee Tuesday four innings because of rain ings on the prevention and treatment of injuries. It's the in the 15th annual UP and the night game between most formal presentation league executives have had with Senior Championship at Vanderbilt and Mississippi college officials, and Sills and Miller hope this presenta- Pine Grove Country Club State postponed until tion leads to a broader conversation that includes discus- in Iron Mountain. Wednesday. The NCAA announced sions about lower-body injuries. Louisville-Auburn would "We're able to show them what we're working on and U.P. Senior Championship resume at noon EDT. Van- what we're finding and how we're applying that knowl- results derbilt-Mississippi State and edge into the day-to-day care of professional athletes," Sills Championship - Mark the regularly scheduled told The Associated Press during a break. "I think we hope Wednesday night game this is the start of even more regular interaction between Ray, Highland, 142 (72- between Florida State and the two organizations because we share the exact same 70), Scott Saari, Texas Tech will follow. goals, which is improving the health and safety of players." Wawonowin, 142 (71-71), Louisville led 4-1 when The two-day meeting included participants from the Mike Solda, Oak Crest, 145 the TD Ameritrade Park NFL's health and safety team, the NCAA's Sport Science (70-75), Dale Ward Jr., grounds crew rolled out the Institute and medical staffs from schools in each of the Pine Grove, 151 (73-78), tarp to cover the field. power five conferences. It comes amid a rapidly evolving Larry Bratonia, Gladstone, Officials sometimes landscape of injuries in football. Sills is the league's chief 151 (74-77), Tom LaVigne, decide to delay or postpone Pine Grove, 153 (74-79), CWS games when rain is medical officer. imminent, as was the case Over the past decade, Miller estimates the NFL made Marc Mogan, Pine Grove, 153 (78-75), Jeff Jayne, Tuesday. NCAA director of between 50 and 60 rules changes to enhance player safety. championships and Members of the league's competition committee now rou- Pine Grove, 154 (77-77), Tim Kramer, Riverside, alliances Randy L. Buhr said tinely contact the medical team before considering making after discussions with mete- additional changes. 154 (74-80), Paul Bujold, orologists and stakeholders, Plus, as Sills and Miller have collected more data they Pine Grove, 155 (75-80), the thought was that there found NFL coaches and players increasingly receptive to Joe Strong, Ontonagon, would be a big enough win- their recommendations and conclusions. 163 (77-86), Phil Johnson, dow of decent weather to get Players, they say, are asking more questions about Marquette, 160 (78-82) in a significant portion of equipment, such as helmets. Coaches and assistant coach- the game, if not all of it. es, they add, have shown greater interest in how they can First - Jim Myllyla, Pine "We got half of it in, so that was a positive," Buhr reduce the number of injuries at practices. Grove, 152 (78-74) said. "They (coaches) care about these people," Miller said. Second - Jeff Simpson, Portage Lake, 158 (81-77) Another reason officials "They care about the performance of them and they care wanted to start the after- about their long-term viability in the league, and those are Third - Randy Ellis, Pine Grove, 154 (84-75) noon game: There could be all real good reasons to be open minded about how we more inclement weather Fourth - Brock Micklow, practice, train and treat athletes as they go through an later in the week, Buhr said. NFL training season or regular season." Marquette, 160 (86-74) The forecast is favorable for But the key may be how far these changing attitudes Fifth - Mike Horton, Wednesday, but there are trickle down to the college, high school and even youth- Pine Grove, 168 (89-79) chances for rain Thursday league levels, and the NFL wants to do more to get the Sixth - Mike Shoquist, and Friday. Had the forecast message out. Pine Grove, 168 (90-78) been clear for the rest of the Until now, much of the focus publicly was on concus- Seventh - Kim Clouse, week, Buhr said, it might sions: Last year's statistics showed a 24 % decrease in the Gladstone, 171 (92-79) have been decided to post- Eighth - Kelly Shea, pone both Tuesday games. number of concussions, dropping from 281 in 2017 to Rain began in the third 214. Gladstone, 171 (95-76) Ninth - Craig Farrell, inning, and umpires While Sills and Miller agree such work must continue, stopped the game briefly so they also believe it's time to specifically tackle another key Gogebic, (98-82) and Marv Cartwright, Gladstone, the grounds crew could rake issue: lower-body injuries such as sprained ankles, the pitcher's mound to strained hamstrings and knee injuries, which wind up (97-83) 180 improve the footing for costing athletes more playing time than concussions. 10th - Tim Strasser, Ter- Auburn reliever Elliott "We're taking a very, I think, comprehensive approach race Bluff, 181 (98-83) Anderson. to understanding foot, ankle or knee injuries and the con- 11th - Bob Gray, Glad- Tyler Fitzgerald homered tributing aspects of that," Miller said. "I think, we are look- stone, 195 (104-91) in the first inning for the No. ing at the performance of certain cleats; their traction; how 7 national seed Cardinals, easily they release from different turf surfaces; how much and Auburn tied it in the different turf surfaces contribute to potential injuries; how second on an RBI ground- out. Louisville converted a we train our athletes, the load they go through on a daily single, three walks and two basis or through a training camp and whether that corre- errors into three runs in the lates with particular sprains or strains." fourth. l 10 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Thursday's Games 362,504 585,997 Gogebic Iron Range Colorado at Arizona, 3:40 p.m. 5. Whit Merrifield, Royals, 9. Charlie Blackmon, Rockies, Oldtimers Softball Philadelphia at Washington, 7:05 247,903 530,342 League Miami at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. 6. Brandon Lowe, Rays, 237,277 10. Bryce Harper, Phillies, June 12 N.Y. Mets at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 7. Michael Chavis, Red Sox, 498,100 Aurora Club 31, Chub & Sandy’s Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8:10 236,526 11. Alex Verdugo, Dodgers, 14 San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 8. Jason Kipnis, Indians, 137,724 437,115 Pit Stop 38, Legion 20 10:10 p.m. 9. Dee Gordon, Mariners, 12. Ender Inciarte, Braves, Sports Bar 26, Rigoni’s 13 119,799 332,134 Nora’s 26, Wolf’s Den10 TODAY'S MAJOR 10. Yolmer Sanchez, White Sox, 13. Juan Soto, Nationals, Standings 110,786 LEAGUEAMERICAN LEADERS LEAGUE 302,375 Pit Stop ...... 5-0 THIRD BASE 14. Lorenzo Cain, Brewers, Noras ...... 2-0 BATTING_Polanco, Minnesota, .332; Brantley, Houston, .315; 1. Alex Bregman, Astros, 282,069 Sports Bar ...... 3-1 1,322,935 15. Marcell Ozuna, Cardinals, Rigoni’s ...... 2-2 Anderson, Chicago, .314; Meadows, Tampa Bay, .314; LeMahieu, New 2. Gio Urshela, Yankees, 275,590 Chub & Sandy’s ...... 1-2 502,614 16. Melky Cabrera, Pirates, Wolf’s Den ...... 1-3 York, .313; Mancini, Baltimore, .309; Devers, Boston, .302; Martinez, 3. Hunter Dozier, Royals, 252,384 Aurora Club ...... 1-3 424,028 17. Scott Kingery, Phillies, Legion ...... 0-4 Boston, .301; Bogaerts, Boston, .301; Merrifield, Kansas City, .300. 4. Rafael Devers, Red Sox, 233,131 June 19 335,635 18. Andrew McCutchen, Phillies, Wolf’s Den at Pit Stop RUNS_Trout, Los Angeles, 57; Bogaerts, Boston, 56; Betts, Boston, 5. Marwin Gonzalez, Twins, 224,871 Chub & Sandy’s at Sports Bar 290,264 19. Ryan Braun, Brewers, Legion at Aurora Cub 55; Devers, Boston, 52; Choo, Texas, 51; Mancini, Baltimore, 50; 6. Vladimir Guerrero Jr., Blue 221,172 Rigoni’s at Noras Jays, 269,492 20. Jeff McNeil, Mets, 205,542 The first-half tournament will be Encarnacion, New York, 49; Merri- field, Kansas City, 49; 4 tied at 48. 7. Matt Chapman, Athletics, held June 22-23 at Randa Field in 267,590 Transactions Ironwood RBI_Abreu, Chicago, 54; BASEBALL 8. Yoan Moncada, White Sox, American League Saturday Rosario, Minnesota, 52; Soler, 262,416 BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Legion vs. Chub & Sandy’s, 12 Kansas City, 51; Bregman, Houston, 9. David Fletcher, Angels, Optioned RHP David Hess to Nor- Pit Stop vs. Wolf’s Den, 1:30 50; Encarnacion, New York, 50; 192,712 folk (IL). Associated Press Sports Bar vs. Rigoni’s, 3 Santana, Seattle, 49; Trout, Los 10. Jose Ramirez, Indians, CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Aurora Club vs. Noras, 4:30 Angeles, 49; Bogaerts, Boston, 48; DETROIT TIGERS' John Hicks reaches base on an error charged to Pittsburgh Pirates 136,766 Placed C Welington Castillo on the Tourney continues Sunday start- Pence, Texas, 48; 3 tied at 46. SHORTSTOP 10-day IL, retroactive to Monday. ing at 10 a.m. HITS_Polanco, Minnesota, 91; third baseman Jung Ho Kang, driving in two runs, during the fourth inning in Pitts- Merrifield, Kansas City, 90; Brantley, 1. Jorge Polanco, Twins, 818,082 Optioned RHP Thyago Vieira to burgh Tuesday. NCAA College Houston, 86; Devers, Boston, 86; 2. Carlos Correa, Astros, 656,995 Charlotte (IL). Reinstated LHP Jace 3. Gleyber Torres, Yankees, World Series LeMahieu, New York, 86; Mancini, Fry from the 10-day IL. Selected the At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha Baltimore, 84; Semien, Oakland, 83; 565,728 contract of C Zack Collins from Omaha, Neb. Bogaerts, Boston, 81; Santana, 4. Tim Anderson, White Sox, Charlotte (IL). Signed RHP Hansen All Times EDT Seattle, 79; 3 tied at 77. 510,337 Butler and LHP Sammy Peralta to (Double Elimination; 5. Francisco Lindor, Indians, minor league contracts. Tigers slip by sloppy Pirates, DOUBLES_Bogaerts, Boston, x-if necessary) 22; Castellanos, Detroit, 22; Brant- 460,952 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Saturday, June 15 ley, Houston, 21; Buxton, Minneso- 6. Xander Bogaerts, Red Sox, Optioned Josh Smith to Columbus Michigan 5, Texas Tech 3 ta, 21; Polanco, Minnesota, 21; 410,134 (IL). Reinstated RHP Mike Clevinger Florida State 1, Arkansas 0 Abreu, Chicago, 19; 5 tied at 18. 7. Andrelton Simmons, Angels, from the 60-day IL. Transferred RHP snap 4-game losing streak Sunday, June 16 TRIPLES_Mondesi, Kansas City, 274,181 Corey Kluber to the 60-day IL. Vanderbilt 3, Louisville 1 8; Merrifield, Kansas City, 7; Kier- 8. Elvis Andrus, Rangers, DETROIT TIGERS — Recalled Mississippi State 5, Auburn 4 166,275 OF Victor Reyes from Toledo (IL). PITTSBURGH (AP) – Christin Stewart's maier, Tampa Bay, 5; Polanco, Min- Detroit Tigers 5,Pittsburgh Pirates 4 Monday, June 17 9. Adalberto Mondesi, Royals, HOUSTON ASTROS — Sent nesota, 5; Gardner, New York, 4; 10 sped his thinking up and slowed down his ab rhbi ab rhbi Texas Tech 5, Arkansas 4, 148,843 RHP Collin McHugh to Corpus tied at 3. Goodrum ss 4100Newman ss 4021 Arkansas eliminated 10. Willy Adames, Rays, 126,583 Christi (TL) for a rehab assignment. feet, helping the Detroit Tigers end a four- HOME RUNS_Encarnacion, New Cstllns rf 2211B.Rynld lf 4000 Michigan 2, Florida State 0 OUTFIELD KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Sent York, 22; Bregman, Houston, 20; game losing streak in the process. Mi.Cbrr 1b 4021S.Marte cf 4000 Tuesday, June 18 1. Mike Trout, Angels, 1,904,273 3B Hunter Dozier to Northwest Sanchez, New York, 20; Trout, Los D.Lugo pr-3b 0000Bell 1b 5111 Game 7 — Louisville 4, Auburn 1, 2. George Springer, Astros, Arkansas (TL) for a rehab assign- Stewart was on first with the bases Angeles, 20; Rosario, Minnesota, C.Stwrt lf 3000Me.Cbrr rf 4010 5 innings, susp., game 1,495,817 ment. Signed 3B Jake Means; 1B 19; Soler, Kansas City, 19; 6 tied at Dixon 3b-1b 4111El.Diaz c 4120 Wednesday, June 19 3. Michael Brantley, Astros, Vinnie Pasquantino; OFs John loaded and one out in the eighth inning of 17. H.Cstro 2b 3110Kang 3b 3111 Game 7 — Louisville (49-17) vs. 924,173 Rave, Burle Dixon and Mikey Filia; STOLEN BASES_Mondesi, a tie game on Tuesday night when Bran- Joh.Hck c 4000A.Frzer 2b 3000 Auburn (38-27), comp. of susp. 4. Austin Meadows, Rays, LHPs Justin Hooper, Dante Biasi, Kansas City, 26; Smith, Seattle, 18; J.Jones cf 4000M.Kller p 1000 game, noon 887,946 Anthony Veneziano, Austin Man- don Dixon hit a sharp grounder to Pitts- Ramirez, Cleveland, 16; Anderson, Norris p 2000J.Osuna ph 1000 Game 8 — Vanderbilt (55-11) vs. 5. Mookie Betts, Red Sox, ning, Alex Smith, Zack Phillips and Chicago, 15; Andrus, Texas, 14; Vil- burgh second baseman Adam Frazier. V.Reyes ph 0000Feliz p 0000 Mississippi State (52-13), 2 p.m. 777,642 Patrick Smith; SSs Tyler Tolbert, lar, Baltimore, 14; Gordon, Seattle, V.Alcan p 0000Moran ph 1011 Game 9 — Texas Tech (45-19) 6. Eddie Rosario, Twins, 687,515 Brady McConnell and Clay Dungan; Rather than keep on sprinting to second, 13; Kiermaier, Tampa Bay, 13; Stumpf p 0000Msgrove pr 0100 vs. Florida State (42-22), 7 p.m. 7. Aaron Judge, Yankees, 2B Michael Massey, Jack Gethings, Hamilton, Kansas City, 12; 2 tied at Stewart hesitated as he neared Frazier. Fra- B.Frmer p 0000Crick p 0000 Thursday, June 20 577,640 Jimmy Govern and Jay Charleston; 11. J.Jmenz p 0000C.Dckrs ph 1000 Game 10 — Game 7 winner vs. 8. Joey Gallo, Rangers, 537,934 and RHPs Alec Marsh, Grant Gam- zier tried futilely to tag Stewart before PITCHING_Giolito, Chicago, 10- Ro.Rdri ph 1010C.Hlmes p 0000 Game 8 loser, 8 p.m. 9. Josh Reddick, Astros, 511,903 brell, Noah Murdock, Adam Lukas, 1; Odorizzi, Minnesota, 10-2; Ger- S.Grene p 0000 Friday, June 21 10. Max Kepler, Twins, 435,789 Jonah Dipoto, Donavin Buck, Josh throwing to first. Nicholas Castellanos man, New York, 9-2; Montas, Oak- Totals 31 563Totals 35 484 Game 11 — Michigan (47-20) vs. 11. Byron Buxton, Twins, Broughton, Brad Bonnenfant and land, 9-2; Verlander, Houston, 9-3; scored from third on the play to give Detroit 002 200 010 —5 Game 9 winner, 2 p.m. 418,287 Cody Davenport to minor league Berrios, Minnesota, 8-3; Lynn, Pittsburgh 010 010 200 —4 Game 12 — Game 8 winner vs. 12. Brett Gardner, Yankees, contracts. Detroit a 5-4 lead it would hold on to – Texas, 8-4; Morton, Tampa Bay, 8- E_El.Diaz (3), Kang (5), M.Keller (1), V.Alcantara (1). DP_Detroit 1. Game 10 winner, 7 p.m. 259,179 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Sent 1; 7 tied at 7. barely – to win for just fourth time this LOB_Detroit 5, Pittsburgh 9. 2B_Castellanos (22), El.Diaz (9). 3B_Newman Saturday, June 22 13. Andrew Benintendi, Red Sox, SS Andrelton Simmons to Orem ERA_Giolito, Chicago, 2.22; (2), Kang (1). HR_Bell (20). SB_Castellanos (2). CS_H.Castro (1), V.Reyes x-Game 13 — Michigan vs. 258,476 (Pioneer) for a rehab assignment. month. Odorizzi, Minnesota, 2.24; Morton, (1). S_H.Castro (1). Game 9 winner, 2 p.m. 14. Jackie Bradley Jr., Red Sox, MINNESOTA TWINS — Placed Tampa Bay, 2.37; Verlander, Hous- "Frazier, I tried to pull him toward first IP HRER BB SO x-Game 14 — Game 8 winner vs. 234,302 OF Byron Buxton and 3B Ehire Adri- ton, 2.59; Minor, Texas, 2.63; Mon- Detroit Game 10 winner, 7 p.m. 15. Tommy Pham, Rays, 223,250 anza on the 10-day IL; Buxton base, and when he didn't turn around and tas, Oakland, 2.85; Berrios, Min- Norris 642214 Championship Series 16. Aaron Hicks, Yankees, retroactive to Saturday and Adrian- nesota, 2.86; Chirinos, Tampa Bay, throw to second, I was like, 'All right, V.Alcantara H,9 2-3 01000 (Best-of-3) 221,578 za to Monday. Recalled OF Jake 3.00; Tanaka, New York, 3.23; Stro- Stumpf 011100 Monday, June 24: Pairings TBD, 17. Trey Mancini, Orioles, Cave and 2B Luis Arraez from man, Toronto, 3.23. you're gonna have to tag me,'" Stewart B.Farmer W,4-4 BS,21-3 10011 7 p.m. 206,620 Rochester (IL). Signed LHPs Ian STRIKEOUTS_Cole, Houston, J.Jimenez H,13 110011 Tuesday, June 25: Pairings TBD, 18. Shin-Soo Choo, Rangers, Krol and Brent Headrick, C Alex said. "I just broke down so that he would- 140; Verlander, Houston, 133; Sale, S.Greene S,21-22 110010 7 p.m. 194,328 Isola, SS Anthony Prato, 1B Trevor Boston, 130; Bauer, Cleveland, 117; n't tag me. He was running toward me, so Pittsburgh x-Wednesday, June 26: Pairings 19. Kole Calhoun, Angels, Jensen, OFs Matt Wallner and Max Boyd, Detroit, 112; Bieber, Cleve- M.Keller 544226 TBD, 7 p.m. 168,971 Smith and RHPs Ben Gross, Cody I knew that is what he wanted to do." land, 108; Morton, Tampa Bay, 107; Feliz 200012 20. Kevin Kiermaier, Rays, Laweryson, Ryan Shreve and Louie Lynn, Texas, 102; Snell, Tampa Pittsburgh manager Clint Hurdle Crick L,2-3 111110 American League 158,609 Varland to minor league contracts. All Times EDT Bay, 101; Minor, Texas, 99. C.Holmes 110001 DESIGNATED HITTER NEW YORK YANKEES — Rein- thought Frazier had time to flip the ball to East Division NATIONAL LEAGUE Stumpf pitched to 1 batter in the 7th 1. J.D. Martinez, Red Sox, stated OF Giancarlo Stanton from WLPct GB BATTING_Bellinger, Los Ange- shortstop Kevin Newman in hopes of turn- HBP_by Crick (C.Stewart), by J.Jimenez (A.Frazier). WP_B.Farmer. 893,689 the 10-day IL. New York 45 27 .625 — les, .355; Yelich, Milwaukee, .342; Umpires_Home, Alfonso Marquez; First, Dan Bellino; Second, Dave Rack- 2. Hunter Pence, Rangers, SEATTLE MARINERS — Signed Tampa Bay 43 30 .589 2½ Blackmon, Colorado, .341; Dahl, ing a conventional double play. ley; Third, Larry Vanover. 602,766 LHP Adam Macko, SS Caleb Ricca Boston 40 34 .541 6 Colorado, .335; McNeil, New York, "There's a play to be made there and I T_3:09. A_18,301 (38,362). Toronto 26 47 .356 19½ .333; Arenado, Colorado, .327; Ren- 3. Nelson Cruz, Twins, 506,211 and RHPs Isaiah Campbell, Bernie Baltimore 21 51 .292 24 don, Washington, .321; Bell, Pitts- 4. Shohei Ohtani, Angels, Martinez, Matt Mogollon, Fred Villar- don't think (the tag) is the one," Hurdle the right-field corner that extended his hit- Central Division burgh, .319; Freeman, Atlanta, .313; 362,947 real and Robert Winslow to minor WLPct GB JTurner, Los Angeles, .301. 5. Aledmys Diaz, Astros, 353,015 league contracts. said. "Sometimes things happen. You ting streak to 10 games allowed the Pirates Minnesota 47 24 .662 — RUNS_Story, Colorado, 65; 6. Giancarlo Stanton, Yankees, TAMPA BAY RAYS — Optioned change your mind in the middle of a play." to pull even at 4-4 in the seventh, before Cleveland 38 34 .528 9½ Bryant, Chicago, 56; Freeman, 295,326 RHP Jake Faria to Durham (IL). Chicago 35 36 .493 12 Atlanta, 56; Yelich, Milwaukee, 56; 7. Avisail Garcia, Rays, 282,170 Signed 2B Brett Wisely, SS Angelo Buck Farmer (4-4) earned the win Crick ran into trouble in the eighth. Detroit 26 43 .377 20 Bellinger, Los Angeles, 55; Arena- 8. Khris Davis, Athletics, 251,191 Armenta, LHP Carter Bach, OFs despite giving up Newman's tying RBI Kansas City 24 48 .333 23½ do, Colorado, 54; Bell, Pittsburgh, 9. Daniel Vogelbach, Mariners, Mason Mallard and Logan Allen and KELLER IMPROVES West Division 53; Rendon, Washington, 52; Black- 237,238 RHPs Ryan Allain, Jayden Murray triple in the seventh. Joe Jiménez survived Pirates starter Mitch Keller – who'd W L Pct GB mon, Colorado, 51; 3 tied at 50. 10. Yonder Alonso, White Sox, and Mitchell Walters to minor league a bases-loaded jam in the eighth. Shane Houston 48 26 .649 — RBI_Bell, Pittsburgh, 66; Arena- 147,177 contracts. been lit up for 12 runs across seven Texas 39 34 .534 8½ do, Colorado, 60; Bellinger, Los NATIONAL LEAGUE TEXAS RANGERS — Signed Greene earned his American League-lead- innings in his first two career starts – took Oakland 37 36 .507 10½ Angeles, 58; Escobar, Arizona, 58; CATCHER RHP Ryan Garcia. Los Angeles 37 37 .500 11 Alonso, New York, 57; Yelich, Mil- 1. Willson Contreras, Cubs, TORONTO BLUE JAYS — ing 21st save by getting Josh Bell to hit into a modest step forward in his third. The Seattle 31 45 .408 18 waukee, 57; Ozuna, St. Louis, 56; 1,555,490 Placed 1B Justin Smoak and RHP a game-ending double play as the Tigers team's top-ranked prospect allowed four Tuesday's Games Freeman, Atlanta, 53; Rizzo, Chica- 2. Brian McCann, Braves, Edwin Jackson on the 10-day IL; Detroit 5, Pittsburgh 4 go, 51; 2 tied at 50. 725,484 Smoak retroactive to Saturday. snapped a four-game losing streak. runs (two earned) in five innings with two N.Y. Yankees 6, Tampa Bay 3 HITS_Arenado, Colorado, 92; 3. Yasmani Grandal, Brewers, Recalled OF Billy McKinney and "We have been fighting our tails off all L.A. Angels 3, Toronto 1 Freeman, Atlanta, 90; Bellinger, Los 513,412 RHP Justin Shafer from Buffalo (IL). walks and six strikeouts. His outing might Cincinnati 4, Houston 3 Angeles, 89; Bell, Pittsburgh, 88; 4. J.T. Realmuto, Phillies, National League season, and we've had some games lately have been cleaner if not for a sloppy fourth Chicago White Sox 3, Chicago Acuna Jr., Atlanta, 87; KMarte, Ari- 438,390 ATLANTA BRAVES — Optioned that have been a little bit embarrassing for Cubs 1 zona, 86; Story, Colorado, 86; 5. Yadier Molina, Cardinals, RHP Huascar Ynoa to Gwinnett (IL). inning, when his throwing error to first on Cleveland 10, Texas 3 Blackmon, Colorado, 85; Albies, 375,690 Recalled LHP Grant Dayton from us," Greene said. "To come out tonight and a sacrifice bunt by Harold Castro and Boston at Minnesota Atlanta, 83; Escobar, Arizona, 83. 6. Austin Barnes, Dodgers, Gwinnett. Baltimore at Oakland DOUBLES_Bell, Pittsburgh, 27; 344,745 COLORADO ROCKIES — Desig- fight to the end like that and come out Kang's inability to come up with a sharp Kansas City at Seattle Harper, Philadelphia, 21; Seager, 7. Tony Wolters, Rockies, nated LHP Mike Dunn for assign- with a W is big time." grounder by John Hicks allowed the Tigers Wednesday's Games Los Angeles, 21; Ahmed, Arizona, 204,641 ment. Recalled INF Pat Valaika from Houston (Cole 6-5) at Cincinnati 20; Peralta, Arizona, 20; Story, Col- 8. Wilson Ramos, Mets, 167,879 Albuquerque (PCL). Agreed to Miguel Cabrera had two hits in his first to take a 4-2 lead. (Mahle 2-7), 12:35 p.m. orado, 20; 5 tied at 19. 9. Buster Posey, Giants, 146,905 terms with 1B Michael Toglia. start at first base since May 31 as Detroit Tampa Bay (Snell 4-5) at N.Y. TRIPLES_Blackmon, Colorado, 10. Yan Gomes, Nationals, LOS ANGELES DODGERS — "Definitely better than the first two," Yankees (Sabathia 3-4), 1:05 p.m. 6; Escobar, Arizona, 5; Dahl, Col- 101,584 Signed 3B Brandon Lewis to a minor beat the Pirates for just the second time in Keller said. "Felt like I had more command Baltimore (Rogers 0-0) at Oak- orado, 4; Frazier, Pittsburgh, 4; FIRST BASE league contract. their last 10 meetings. Detroit's Daniel land (Bassitt 3-3), 3:37 p.m. Rosario, New York, 4; Tapia, Col- 1. Josh Bell, Pirates, 1,106,186 MIAMI MARLINS — Sent OF of everything tonight. Just mixing well and Kansas City (Keller 3-8) at Seat- orado, 4; Tatis Jr., San Diego, 4; 9 2. Freddie Freeman, Braves, Peter O'Brien to Jupiter (FSL) for a Norris put together his best start in nearly limiting damage when there were runners tle (Gonzales 7-6), 6:40 p.m. tied at 3. 1,022,535 rehab assignment. Detroit (Boyd 5-5) at Pittsburgh HOME RUNS_Yelich, Milwau- 3. Anthony Rizzo, Cubs, 948,047 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — a month, giving up only Bell's home run to on base. That was huge." (Williams 2-1), 7:05 p.m. kee, 26; Alonso, New York, 24; 4. Max Muncy, Dodgers, 446,704 Optioned Jacob Barnes to San center in the second and Jung Ho Kang's TRAINER'S ROOM L.A. Angels (Heaney 0-1) at Bellinger, Los Angeles, 23; Renfroe, 5. Pete Alonso, Mets, 319,256 Antonio (PCL). Reinstated RHP Toronto (Sanchez 3-8), 7:07 p.m. San Diego, 23; Moustakas, Milwau- 6. Rhys Hoskins, Phillies, Jhoulys Chacin from the 10-day IL. RBI triple in the sixth. Norris struck out Pirates: RHP Jordan Lyles (left-ham- Chicago White Sox (Giolito 10-1) kee, 21; Bell, Pittsburgh, 20; Free- 249,341 Signed SS Cam Devanney; 1B four and walked one and was in line to at Chicago Cubs (Lester 5-5), 8:05 man, Atlanta, 20; KMarte, Arizona, 7. Paul Goldschmidt, Cardinals, Kevin Hardin; LHPs Kelvin Bender, string tightness) threw a four-inning simu- p.m. 20; Reyes, San Diego, 19; Rizzo, 234,176 Josh Shapiro and Antoine Kelly; pick up his first victory since May 12 lated game on Tuesday. ... C Francisco Cleveland (Plutko 3-1) at Texas Chicago, 19. 8. Jesus Aguilar, Brewers, RHPs Peyton Long, Eli Nabholz and before the bullpen let the lead slip away. (Palumbo 0-0), 8:05 p.m. STOLEN BASES_Yelich, Milwau- 188,332 Eddy Tavarez; and OFs Abimael Cervelli (concussion-like symptoms) is Boston (Rodriguez 7-4) at Min- kee, 16; Dyson, Arizona, 15; Wong, 9. Eric Hosmer, Padres, 149,749 Gonzalez, Zane Zurbrugg, Terence Bell hit his 20th home run for Pitts- with the team and has begun light baseball nesota (Gibson 7-3), 8:10 p.m. St. Louis, 13; Story, Colorado, 12; 10. Daniel Murphy, Rockies, Doston and Jackie Urbaez to minor Thursday's Games SMarte, Pittsburgh, 11; TTurner, 112,317 league contracts. burgh. Jung Ho Kang hit an RBI triple – activities but remains out indefinitely. .. Cleveland at Texas, 2:05 p.m. Washington, 11; Acuna Jr., Atlanta, SECOND BASE NEW YORK METS — Placed his first three-base hit since 2015 – and RHP Chris Stratton (right-side discomfort) Houston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 9; Myers, San Diego, 9; Puig, 1. Ozzie Albies, Braves, RHP Jeurys Familia on the 10-day L.A. Angels at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Cincinnati, 9; Robles, Washington, 1,011,132 IL. Optioned RHP Drew Gagnon to Colin Moran picked up Pittsburgh's major- was activated off the injured list. To make Minnesota at Kansas City, 8:15 9. 2. Mike Moustakas, Brewers, Syracuse (IL). Selected the contract league leading 33rd pinch hit of the sea- Tampa Bay at Oakland, 10:07 PITCHING_Ryu, Los Angeles, 9- 966,391 of RHP Stephen Nogosek from room for Stratton the Pirates sent reliever Baltimore at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. 1; Greinke, Arizona, 8-2; Soroka, 3. Ketel Marte, D-backs, 554,524 Syracuse. Recalled LHP Daniel son with an RBI single in the seventh, but Yefry Ramirez back to Triple-A Indianapo- Atlanta, 8-1; Woodruff, Milwaukee, 4. Enrique Hernandez, Dodgers, Zamora from Syracuse. 455,704 the Pirates couldn't overcome a series of NationalAll Times League EDT 8-1; 9 tied at 7. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — lis. 5. Cesar Hernandez, Phillies, East Division ERA_Ryu, Los Angeles, 1.26; Sent RHP Tommy Hunter to Clear- miscues while falling to 4-12 in June. 424,379 UP NEXT WLPct GB Soroka, Atlanta, 2.12; Castillo, water (FSL) for a rehab assignment. 6. Daniel Descalso, Cubs, Pittsburgh committed three errors, a Atlanta 43 31 .581 — Cincinnati, 2.26; Davies, Milwaukee, PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Tigers: Expect Jordan Zimmerman (0-4, 410,122 Philadelphia 39 32 .549 2½ 2.60; Greinke, Arizona, 2.65; Optioned RHP Yefry Ramirez to 7. Robinson Cano, Mets, 179,750 number that didn't include Frazier's inde- 5.93 ERA) to make his first start since New York 35 38 .479 7½ Scherzer, Washington, 2.81; Eflin, Indianapolis (IL). Reinstated RHP 8. Kolten Wong, Cardinals, Washington 33 38 .465 8½ Philadelphia, 2.81; Hamels, Chica- Chris Stratton from the 10-day IL. cisiveness in the eighth. The Pirates also April 25 after recovering from a strained 163,237 Miami 26 45 .366 15½ go, 2.85; Buehler, Los Angeles, Signed OF Will Matthiesen, C Dylan 9. Brian Dozier, Nationals, left nine men on base and went 1 for 10 Central Division 3.06; deGrom, New York, 3.26. Shockley and RHPs Alex Roth and right elbow. 156,129 W L Pct GB STRIKEOUTS_Scherzer, Wash- CJ Dandeneau to minor league con- with runners in scoring position. 10. Ryan McMahon, Rockies, Pirates: Trevor Williams (2-1, 3.33 Milwaukee 40 32 .556 — ington, 136; Strasburg, Washington, tracts. 109,692 "You need to play complete games to Chicago 39 33 .542 1 115; deGrom, New York, 112; Ray, SAN DIEGO PADRES — ERA) returns from a monthlong stay on THIRD BASE St. Louis 37 35 .514 3 Arizona, 106; Castillo, Cincinnati, Optioned LHP Nick Magevicius to win at this level," Hurdle said. "Sometimes 1. Nolan Arenado, Rockies, the injured list with a strained right side Cincinnati 33 38 .465 6½ 103; Marquez, Colorado, 103; Amarillo (TL) and C Austin Allen to 1,475,825 it's harder when you don't and that's kind Pittsburgh 32 40 .444 8 Wheeler, New York, 103; Woodruff, El Paso (PCL). Recalled C Francis- when he makes his 10th start of the season 2. Kris Bryant, Cubs, 850,758 West Division Milwaukee, 96; Corbin, Washington, co Mejia from El Paso. Selected the 3. Josh Donaldson, Braves, of where we're at right now." on Wednesday. Williams is 2-0 with a 0.95 WLPct GB 94; 2 tied at 93. contract of RHP Kazuhisa Makita 550,947 Los Angeles 48 25 .658 — from Amarillo. Tranferred OF Moran's single and Newman's shot to ERA in three starts against Detroit. 4. Justin Turner, Dodgers, Arizona 38 35 .521 10 All-Star Fan Voting Franchy Cordero to the 60-day IL. At Progressive Field, Cleveland 512,237 Colorado 37 34 .521 10 Signed OFs Joshua Mears, Tyler Tuesday, July 9 5. Anthony Rendon, Nationals, San Diego 36 37 .493 12 Malone, Pierce Jones and Taylor Released June 17 378,761 San Francisco 31 39 .443 15½ Lomack; SSs CJ Abrams, Chris AMERICAN LEAGUE 6. Manny Machado, Padres, Monday's Games CATCHER Givin, Anthony Nunez and Ripken White Sox plan to extend 207,354 Philadelphia at Washington, ppd. Reyes; LHPs Andrew Dean, Dylan 1. Gary Sanchez, Yankees, 7. Eduardo Escobar, D-backs, Cincinnati 3, Houston 2 Hoffman, Sam Ballard and Andrew 1,357,340 185,561 Atlanta 12, N.Y. Mets 3 Mitchel; and RHPs Matt Brash, 2. James McCann, White Sox, 8. Travis Shaw, Brewers, 148,322 St. Louis 5, Miami 0 580,394 Brandon Komar, Chris Lincoln, netting at Guaranteed Rate Field 9. Maikel Franco, Phillies, San Diego 2, Milwaukee 0 Blake Baker, Keegan Collett, Robert 3. Robinson Chirinos, Astros, 138,948 San Francisco 3, L.A. Dodgers 2 Briley and Koty Fallon to minor 487,868 10. Matt Carpenter, Cardinals, CHICAGO (AP) – The imagine a scenario where far ends of the dugouts Tuesday's Games league contracts. 4. Jason Castro, Twins, 444,533 132,248 Philadelphia at Washington, ppd. 5. Christian Vazquez, Red Sox, FOOTBALL Chicago White Sox plan to one major league team feels after several fans were SHORTSTOP Detroit 5, Pittsburgh 4 National Football League 302,686 1. Javier Baez, Cubs, 1,672,062 extend the protective net- comfortable with less pro- injured by foul balls in Cincinnati 4, Houston 3 OAKLAND RAIDERS — Signed 6. Jonathan Lucroy, Angels, 2. Dansby Swanson, Braves, N.Y. Mets 10, Atlanta 2 DE Clelin Ferrell, S Johnathan ting to the foul poles at tection for fans than at 2017. 268,710 764,663 Chicago White Sox 3, Chicago Abram and CB Trayvon Mullen. 7. Roberto Perez, Indians, 3. Corey Seager, Dodgers, Cubs 1 HOCKEY Guaranteed Rate Field, another ballpark. But a liner by Almora 176,976 494,546 Miami 6, St. Louis 0 National Hockey League 8. Josh Phegley, Athletics, 4. Trevor Story, Rockies, 457,159 becoming the first major "Obviously that's a posi- struck a young girl in Hous- Colorado at Arizona LOS ANGELES KINGS — 151,679 5. Jean Segura, Phillies, 286,287 Milwaukee at San Diego Named Trent Yawney assistant league team to take that tive step in this sport," ton in May, and a woman 9. Mike Zunino, Rays, 128,345 6. Fernando Tatis Jr., Padres, San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers coach. 10. Martin Maldonado, Royals, 246,374 step since a couple of high- Chicago Cubs outfielder was hit by a foul ball off the Wednesday's Games SAN JOSE SHARKS — Traded 113,525 7. Orlando Arcia, Brewers, Houston (Cole 6-5) at Cincinnati D Justin Braun to Philadelphia for a profile injuries this spring Albert Almora Jr. said bat of White Sox slugger FIRST BASE 233,953 2019 second- and third-round draft (Mahle 2-7), 12:35 p.m. 1. Luke Voit, Yankees, 696,164 8. Paul DeJong, Cardinals, picks. increased the focus on fan before Tuesday night's 3-1 Eloy Jiménez in Chicago on Philadelphia (Eflin 6-6) at Wash- 2. C.J. Cron, Twins, 586,303 195,357 TAMPA BAY LIGHTNING — Re- ington (Fedde 1-1), 1:05 p.m., 1st safety at ballparks. loss to the White Sox. "I June 10. Each of the inci- 3. Carlos Santana, Indians, 9. Trea Turner, Nationals, signed D Braydon Coburn to a two- game 560,836 150,392 year contract. Milwaukee (Davies 7-1) at San The White Sox and Illi- don't think anybody should dents occurred in the 4. Jose Abreu, White Sox, 10. Jose Iglesias, Reds, 134,143 MOTORSPORTS Diego (Strahm 2-6), 3:40 p.m. 517,473 NASCAR — Suspended Johnny OUTFIELD nois Sports Facilities go home with bumps or stands beyond the dugout Detroit (Boyd 5-5) at Pittsburgh Sauter one race for intentionally 5. Yuli Gurriel, Astros, 433,692 1. Cody Bellinger, Dodgers, (Williams 2-1), 7:05 p.m. ramming into Austin Hill during Sun- Authority, which owns the bruises or even worse. So on the third base side, 6. Albert Pujols, Angels, 384,322 2,184,251 Philadelphia (Arrieta 6-5) at day's Truck Series race in Iowa. 7. Miguel Cabrera, Tigers, 2. Christian Yelich, Brewers, ballpark, are hoping to whatever they got to do to sparking several players to Washington (Scherzer 5-5), 7:05 COLLEGE 362,659 2,065,382 p.m., 2nd game BELLARMINE — Announced it is complete the project this take care of that, I'm glad call for expanded netting. 8. Edwin Encarnacion, Mariners, 3. Ronald Acuna Jr., Braves, N.Y. Mets (Matz 5-4) at Atlanta moving to NCAA Division I and will 205,040 1,229,200 season. They say they will they're taking procedures." "It's a positive," Cubs ace (Fried 7-3), 7:20 p.m. join the Atlantic Sun Conference, 9. Mitch Moreland, Red Sox, 4. Albert Almora Jr., Cubs, Chicago White Sox (Giolito 10-1) beginning in the summer of 2020. announce more details at a Following recommenda- Jon Lester said. "Obviously 193,609 645,291 at Chicago Cubs (Lester 5-5), 8:05 EMORY — Named Linh Nguyen 10. Ji-Man Choi, Rays, 168,723 5. Jason Heyward, Cubs, p.m. cross country/track and field coach. later date. tions from Major League when one team does it, SECOND BASE 614,823 Miami (Richards 3-7) at St. Louis WICHITA STATE — Dismissed F 1. Tommy La Stella, Angels, 6. Nick Markakis, Braves, Now that one team has Baseball, by the start of the then you get kind of the (TBD), 8:15 p.m. Teddy Allen from the men's basket- 1,020,912 614,358 Colorado (Gray 6-5) at Arizona ball team. jumped in front on the 2018 season all 30 teams herding effect and the rest 2. Jose Altuve, Astros, 923,117 7. Joc Pederson, Dodgers, (Greinke 8-2), 9:40 p.m. YALE — Promoted associate 3. DJ LeMahieu, Yankees, 598,909 move, there likely will be had expanded their protec- of the people usually fol- San Francisco (Pomeranz 2-6) at head women's golf coach Lauren 739,074 8. Kyle Schwarber, Cubs, L.A. Dodgers (Hill 4-1), 10:10 p.m. 4. Jonathan Schoop, Twins, Harling to head coach. more to come. It's hard to tive netting to at least the low." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Courteous table manners matter Dear Annie: I’m sitting at Reagan National Airport close to dinnertime. There are limited options for seats and tables for people to eat at. You know the scene – folks standing behind diners who look to be finished. There is a mother and two daughters Dear who, from the look of the trash around Annie them, finished a long time ago. They’re all playing on their phones and won’t vacate their unnecessary seats with a table. the grandmother who has the fussy eating Why are some people so rude and habits, not by choice, but for medical rea- oblivious when the majority of people are sons. trying to make room for others? – Burned And I am also careful in my eating Up at the Airport habits. If I were to eat even one piece of Dear Burned Up: The mother and her nonorganic bread, I would be ill. and yes, two daughters sound oblivious to others THE PAJAMA DIARIES if I ate it for three days, I would have around them. The saddest part of your let- longterm symptoms. Your family is smart ter is that they are not engaging with each not to eat that bread, as it is full of other because they are all playing on their glyphosate, which has been banned in phones. Not only is the mother being rude most countries because it is poison. My to the people around her, but she is being solution, when I visit others, is to take my especially rude to her daughters in setting food to their homes. If it is a celebration, I a bad example. Eating a meal together with family, even if at an airport, should bring a dish that everyone can share, if be a cellphone-free zone. they choose. As for why people are rude, there are a On the other side, when my grandchil- million reasons. But try not to let it get to dren come to visit, we take them to the store and have them choose the foods that MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM you so much. Imagine the mother as a tod- dler not getting her needs met and now they will eat. The parents sometimes bring acting out as an adult. Try to show some some foods that they like. They have also compassion for rude people. As the Brazil- chosen to go to a nearby restaurant. Some- ian novelist Paul Coelho observed: “How times, we have taken them to restaurants. people treat others is a direct reflection of Rather than be offended or criticize, I feel how they feel about themselves.” it is their choice. Enjoy their visits while Oftentimes, rude people know they are you can. Life is much too short. being rude and could be looking for a Annie, there is much more I could say fight. Or maybe they learned the behavior on this issue, but I tried to keep it brief. from their parents and don’t know any bet- Thank you for your columns. I look for ter. 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He said was ready to cut interest a rally on Wall Street after Highway US-2 • Ironwood everyone immediately stood up and left! rates and provide addition- he signaled that the central upnorthproperty.com If only someone had been curious, he would have learned some good al economic stimulus if bank is willing to cut inter- lessons. First, an immediate raise necessary. The remarks est rates to help stabilize of a one-no-trump or two-no- trump opening to four no-trump put the spotlight on the the economy if the trade is quantitative, inviting a slam. If responder wishes to ask for aces, Federal Reserve, which is war between Washington he jumps to four clubs, the Gerber convention. set to announce its own and Beijing starts to crimp More useful, though, are four-no- decision on interest rates growth. Any continued trump bids when the auction makes it obvious (or highly likely) that Wednesday. escalations could put the the bidding side does not have the values for a slam. Then, the bid is for The S&P 500 index brakes on what is poised to takeout, often showing at least 5-5 in two unbid suits. climbed 28.08 points, or 1% be the longest economic In today’s deal, for example, West to 2,917.75. The Dow gained expansion in U.S. history. opened one spade, and East made a weak-freak raise to four spades. How 353.01 points, or 1.4%, to Most analysts say they could four no-trump by South be ace- asking? It showed at least 5-5 in two 26,465.54. The Nasdaq, think economic growth of the unbid suits. After West rebid five spades, which is heavily weighted has slowed sharply in the North decided to sacrifice, choosing with technology companies, April-June quarter to another unusual no-trump bid to ask his partner to show his lower- jumped 108.86 points, or around a 1.5% percent ranking long suit. Thus South ended in six clubs doubled. 1.4%, to 7,953.88. annual rate, only half the The defenders took one spade, one heart and one diamond for plus 300. The Russell 2000 index pace of the past year. Note that since five spades would of smaller companies Investors collectively have made for plus 450, this was a good sacrifice. True, no big deal at added 17.48 points, or envision a Fed rate cut by Chicago or in a teams match, but it would be a tied top in a duplicate 1.1%, to 1,550.23. July and possibly further pairs event. In high-level competitive auctions, It was the second cuts after that. Some are usually four no-trump shows a two- straight gain for the mar- even betting on a rate cut suited hand. ket, extending a strong this week. Many © 2019 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS rebound for stocks in June economists, though, think BRIDGE after a steep sell-off last the Fed will wait until PHILLIPmonth. September at the earliest to ALDERThe benchmark S&P announce its first drop in 500 is now less than 1% its benchmark short-term below its all-time high set interest rate since 2008 on April 30. 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by Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D.

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) into the breach.” – San Francisco supervi- Most experts agree that sors moved a step closer e-cigarettes are less harm- Tuesday to becoming the ful than the paper-and- first city in the U.S. to ban tobacco variety because all sales of electronic they do not produce all the cigarettes to crack down on cancer-causing byproducts youth vaping. found in cigarette smoke. Supervisors unani- But researchers say they mously approved a ban on are only beginning to the sale and distribution of understand the risks of e- e-cigarettes. They also cigarettes, which they endorsed a ban on manu- think may damage the facturing of e-cigarettes on lungs and blood vessels. city property. The mea- Since 2014, e-cigarettes sures will require a subse- have been the most com- quent vote before becom- monly used tobacco prod- Associated Press ing law. uct among young people in PROTESTORS HOLD up anti President Donald Trump signs during a rally Tuesday in Orlando, Fla. A large group “We spent the ‘90s bat- the country. Last year, 1 in of protestors were holding a rally near where Trump was announcing his re-election campaign. tling big tobacco, and now 5 U.S. high school students we see its new form in e- reported vaping in the pre- cigarettes,” Supervisor vious month, according to Trump protesters rally at gay Shamann Walton said. a government survey. The supervisors FDA spokesman acknowledged that the leg- Michael Felberbaum said islation would not entirely in a statement that the bar blocks from arena speech prevent youth vaping, but agency will continue to they hoped it would be a fight e-cigarette use, includ- ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) – Opponents blame the dor. We are ready to win corruption, and especially start. ing preventing youth Opponents of President Republican president for with love.” the lies.” “This is about thinking access to the products, act- Donald Trump’s reelection holding up disaster aid to The chairman of the Several times at the anti- about the next generation ing against manufacturers announcement Tuesday in Puerto Rico over a feud local Republican Party said Trump rally, groups of men of users and thinking and retailers who illegally Florida rebuked his admin- with Democratic leaders Trump is fighting for all wearing black “Proud Boy” about protecting the over- market or sell the products istration’s policies at a rally on the island. The Trump Americans. T-shirts and red “Make all health and sending a to minors and educating outside a gay bar with per- administration also has “For them to say Donald America Great Again” hats message to the rest of the young people about health formances by a mariachi moved to revoke newly Trump doesn’t like gay tried to enter the street state and the country: Fol- risks. band and a drag queen, won health care protec- people is wrong. For them where the anti-Trump low our lead,” Supervisor Leading San Francisco- speeches by a transgender tions for transgender peo- to say Donald Trump does- protesters were gathered. Ahsha Safaí said. based e-cigarette company woman and women who ple, restrict their presence n’t like Hispanics is They were stopped by City Attorney Dennis Juul frames vaping as a had abortions and the in the military , and with- wrong,” said Charles Hart, groups of police officers Herrera said young people healthier alternative to appearance of a 20-foot- draw federal guidance that chairman of the Orange and deputies. As they “have almost indiscrimi- smoking tobacco. Juul has high (6-meter-high) blimp trans students should be County Republican Execu- walked away, a man from nate access to a product said it has taken steps to of a scowling Trump in a able to use bathrooms of tive Committee. the far-right Proud Boys that shouldn’t even be on deter children from using diaper. their choice. Trump’s visit in Orlan- group said, “We’re just the market.” Because the its products. The company “The goal is to get under “We’re fighting back do split Shaun Noble’s fam- Americans. This is a sad Food and Drug Administra- said in a statement that it his skin,” said Mark Offer- against an administration ily. His mother was at the day.” tion has not yet completed has made its online age- man, the handler of the that thinks we can be Trump announcement Later a Trump support- a study to assess the public verification process more blimp known as “Baby erased,” said Gina Duncan, while he was at the anti- er with a megaphone tried health consequences of e- robust and shut down its Trump.” a transgender activist in Trump protest. to talk at the anti-Trump cigarettes and approved or Instagram and Facebook “Baby Trump” wasn’t Orlando. “We won’t be “It’s really caused a supporters across a police rejected them, he said, “it’s accounts to try to discour- the only helium-dependent erased.” divide in our relationship,” barrier but he was unfortunately falling to age vaping by those under iteration of the president at The president’s reelec- Noble said. “It’s my right to drowned out by chants of states and localities to step 21. the rally. Lane Blackwell, tion announcement comes believe what I want to “Hey, hey, ho, ho. Donald who owns a clothing and a week after the third believe as a gay man. It’s Trump has got to go.” swimwear store in Orlan- anniversary of the mas- her right to believe what Hours before the Trump do, had manufactured 200 sacre of 49 people at the she wants to believe.” rally, Unite Here!, a labor small balloons with Trump gay Pulse club, a turning Orlando’s hometown union representing hospi- in a diaper and passed point for Orlando commu- newspaper said Tuesday in tality workers, held a news them out. nity leaders in embracing an editorial that it won’t conference with migrant “People can’t get enough ideas of diversity and toler- endorse Trump. workers who said they of these,” he said. ance, said Ida Eskamani, a “Some readers will won- were employed at Trump- Organizers of the “Win protest organizer. The club der how we could possibly owned properties while With Love Rally” said closed after the shooting, eliminate a candidate so far they were living in the Trump’s announcement in and a planned memorial is before an election, and country illegally, WFTV Orlando on Tuesday night in development on the site. before knowing the identi- reported. was an affront to a city with “Orlando is such a bas- ty of his opponent,” the “This is the one story a visible gay community tion of hope and love and Orlando Sentinel wrote. the administration doesn’t and a large Puerto Rican solidarity of marginalized “Because there’s no point talk about: the undocu- population. Orlando is at people since Pulse and we pretending we would ever mented immigrants who the center of the Interstate have embraced that identi- recommend that readers worked for Donald Trump Associated Press 4 corridor, stretching from ty of who we are as a com- vote for Trump.” in his house for many, IN THIS Monday photo, a cashier displays a packet of Tampa to Daytona Beach, munity,” Eskamani said. The editorial went on to many years,” the station tobacco-flavored Juul pods at a store in San Francisco. which is considered the “We want to show the say that it has had “enough quoted immigration attor- San Francisco supervisors are considering whether to swingiest part of the country that Trump’s of the chaos, the division, ney Anibal Romero as say- move the city toward becoming the first in the United nation’s largest battle- brand of politics doesn’t the schoolyard insults, the ing. “These are the same States to ban all sales of electronic cigarettes in an ground state. work along the I-4 corri- self-aggrandizement, the people he vilifies.” effort to crack down on youth vaping. IN THIS Friday, US air quality is Nov. 9, 2018 file photo, people wear masks while slipping after years walking through the Financial Dis- trict in the smoke- of improvement filled air in San Francisco, as (AP) – After decades of saying earlier this month in authorities issued improvement, America’s Ireland: “We have the an unhealthy air air may not be getting any cleanest air in the world, in quality alert for cleaner. the United States, and it’s parts of the San Over the last two years gotten better since I’m pres- Francisco Bay the nation had more pollut- ident.” Area as smoke ed air days than just a few That’s not quite the from a massive years earlier, federal data case. There were notice- wildfire drifts shows. While it remains ably more polluted air south. unclear whether this is the days each year in the pres- beginning of a trend, ident’s first two years in Associated Press health experts say it’s trou- office than any of the four bling to see air quality years before, according to that emit both air pollu- given year, however, air Energy Solutions. of changes in environmen- progress stagnate. new Environmental Pro- tants and heat-trapping quality can be affected by But Trump is moving to tal policy of the Trump There were 15% more tection Agency data ana- gases responsible for cli- natural variations. That loosen regulations on coal- administration, which took days with unhealthy air in lyzed by The Associated mate change. may be what’s behind the fired power plants and cars office in January 2017. America both last year and Press. Air quality is affected by stalled progress, scientists that scientists credit for But they say looser the year before than there The Trump administra- a complex mix of factors, say. cleaner air, and he appears restrictions and lax were on average from 2013 tion is expected to replace both natural and man- “What you’re seeing is a to be less stringent about enforcement would almost through 2016, the four an Obama-era rule made. Federal regulations flattening off of progress as enforcing current rules, certainly reverse the gains years when America had its designed to limit emissions that limit the emissions of opposed to a major change according to data obtained that have been made in fewest number of those from electric power plants certain chemicals and soot in the wrong direction,” by environmental advo- recent decades, potentially days since at least 1980. on Wednesday. Called the from factories, cars and said former deputy EPA cates through the Freedom turning what has so far President Donald Clean Power Plan, it would trucks have helped dramat- administrator Bob Perci- of Information Act. been a modest, two-year Trump has repeatedly have gradually phased out ically improve air quality asepe, president of the Scientists say that it is backslide into a dangerous claimed just the opposite, coal-burning power plants over recent decades. In any Center for Climate and too early to see the effects trend.

Jon Stewart keeping up Stewart mocked McConnell sarily used to. happen at the last minute,” art said. “Just understand that pressure on Mitch on Colbert’s “Late Show” Mon- The former host of “The Daily McConnell said Monday on Fox the next time we have war, or McConnell day night, even though the Sen- Show” testified last week at a News Channel. “We’ve never you’re being robbed, or your ate leader had said earlier Mon- public hearing on a bill that failed to address this issue and house is on fire and you make NEW YORK (AP) – Comic Jon day that the issue would be would ensure the fund can pay we will address it again ... I don’t that desperate call for help, don’t Stewart used his buddy Stephen addressed. Stewart demanded benefits for 70 years. He scolded know why he’s bent out of get bent out of shape if they show Colbert’s late-night show to keep greater urgency. legislators who had not shown shape.” up at the last minute with fewer the heat on Senate Majority Lead- A longtime advocate for police up. He turned his attention to Stewart accused McConnell of people than you thought would er Mitch McConnell for passage and firefighters who worked after McConnell, appearing over the slow-walking the legislation and pay attention and don’t actually of legislation to replenish a vic- the attacks, Stewart is taking a weekend with Chris Wallace on using it as a political pawn to get put it out. Just leave it there tims’ fund for first responders to biting lobbying effort to plat- Fox. other things done. smoldering for another five the 9/11 attacks. forms that McConnell isn’t neces- “Many things in Congress “If you’re busy I get it,” Stew- years.”