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BY TYLER RICHARDSON involved, but the county several hours, Frasier said. had been notified “before the AND AMY MOSS STRONG medical examiner is unable to When a family member went media got the story.” The World determine the cause of death to look for him, he found the Grabowski said the family because the majority of dentures of Garner on the is devastated and accused BANDON — Terry Vance Garner’s body was eaten by ground in the hog enclosure. Frasier of sensationalizing the Garner was a kind man with a hogs from his farm. A further search of the enclo- story, which has created big heart who rescued and According to a press sure revealed that Garner’s splashy headlines in media loved animals, and sold release issued Monday by body was in several pieces, outlets across the country Coos County District with a great majority of the since Frasier’s release. chicken eggs on the honor Attorney R. Paul Frasier, body having been consumed Frasier said he decided to system, according to friends. Garner was last seen around by the hogs. issue a press release after he That’s why it’s baffling 7:30 a.m. on Wednesday, According to neighbor received inquires from the that one or more of those ani- Sept. 26, when he went to Ron Grabowski, who claims press Monday morning about mals consumed Garner, 70, in feed the animals on his farm he found Garner’s body, the the story, which people in the the barnyard of his Riverton at 91648 Highway 42 South. family is upset with the way area had been talking about home just east of Bandon on The farm’s animals included the case has been handled. since Garner’s body was dis- Contributed photo by Steve Buck state Highway 42 South. several large hogs, weighing Grabowski questioned why covered. In this 2007 photo, Terry Vance Garner tends to pigs on his farm The Coos County Sheriff’s approximately 700 pounds or Frasier decided to issue a “It was obvious this was near Riverton. Garner was found dead inside an animal pen on his office is investigating more. press release when he did, and farm Sept. 26, with parts of his body consumed by hogs. whether foul play was Garner was not seen for said not all family members SEE FARMER | A8 High-risk Lawrence J. Eastman theater in 1910-2012 first debate
Capt. Mark Reynolds, from BY NANCY BENAC AND KASIE HUNT Group Air Station North The Associated Press Bend, gives the folded American flag to Sandra DENVER — President Barack Obama and Rose on Tuesday after- Republican Mitt Romney come face to face for noon.The flag was cover- the first time in this presidential campaign ing the coffin of her father, tonight for a nationally televised debate that Lawrence J. Eastman, who will give millions of Americans a chance to size up two fierce competitors in a moment of high- died recently at the age of risk theater. 102. Eastman was the old- Romney, trailing in polls in a number of key est living retired U.S. states and running short on Coast Guardsman until his time to reverse his fortunes, is death.Top, a military angling for a breakout per- honor guard fires off a formance in the three 90- salute Tuesday afternoon minute presidential debates to honor Eastman. scheduled over the next three weeks. Obama, well aware that the remaining five weeks of the race still offer enough time for Mitt Romney tectonic shifts in his prospects, is determined to avoid any campaign-altering mistakes as he presses his case for a second term. A pre-debate skirmish Tuesday over Vice President Joe Biden’s passing reference to “a middle class that has been buried the last four Barack Obama years” demonstrated how just a few words can mushroom into something larger during a heated contest for the White House. Tonight’s 6 p.m. PDT faceoff between Obama and Romney on domestic policy at the University of Denver is sure to offer a blend of choreography and spontaneity: Both men have spent hours rehearsing smart lines and pithy comebacks with proxy opponents — yet know to expect the unexpected. “That’s what so tricky about this,”says Alan Schroeder, author of a book on presidential debates. “There’s never a template for prepar- ing because each one takes its own direction.” The central role of the economy in this elec- tion is evident in the topics selected for the first three of the night’s six debate segments: The Economy I, The Economy II and The Economy III. The last three segments will focus on health Photos by Lou Sennick, The World care, the role of government and governing. Eastman’s funeral with military honors was attended by family,friends,active and retired U.S. Coast Guard members and others from the community.
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BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE ty and city candidates this year. Fortunately for Hurst, much like The World But he says budding politicians Terhaar, campaign signs are a small are increasingly ordering their slice of her business. While the When war is coming, a wise man signs online from cheaper outlets. extra revenue was nice, her compa- buys stock in a munitions factory. “It’s pretty disappointing,” he ny’s bread and butter is selling tro- When election season nears, you said. “It’s not been a robust or phies, ribbons and other engraved would think, the same would apply booming time for any business goods. to your local sign-maker. owner I know, so it’s disappointing “Because we are so diversified, Think again. Over the past when people don’t buy locally.” that one area doesn’t really affect decade, printing plants in Califor- Chery Hurst, owner of Action us all that much,”she said. nia and Las Vegas have carved out Trophies in Coos Bay, has made Nancy Jones, owner of Maya what was once a dependable niche about 500 signs for three candi- Graphics in Coos Bay, says when for local sign smiths. dates this year. the recession struck in 2008, it Scott Terhaar’s company is one of Before 2007, she says, she was spurred more people to shop the lucky ones. His North Bend selling three times that many signs. online. By Alysha Beck, The World business, BNT Promotions, has “And then it just started drib- MarkStanton,production manager at BNTPromotions in North Bend,rolls out a sign produced made 1,500 to 2,000 signs for coun- bling off from then,”she said. SEE SIGN | A8 in the warehouse.BNTprints and sells signs,and makes logos for mugs,hats and shirts.
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C M C M Y K A2 •The World • Wednesday, October 3,2012 Y K South Coast City Editor Ryan Haas • 541-269-1222, ext. 239 theworldlink.com/news/local Meetings Myrtle Point man receives Thefts & TODAY SATURDAY Mischief Lighthouse School Board — 7 Gardiner Rural Fire Protection p.m., Lighthouse School, 93670 District, 10 a.m., Gardiner Fire online predator charges COOS BAY Viking Way, North Bend; regular Hall; regular meeting. meeting. Oct. 1, 10:25 a.m., criminal mis- THE WORLD him on his own recogni- corruption of a child, a Class chief, 1900 block of Newmark MONDAY Avenue. THURSDAY zance. B felony, is defined as a per- Winchester Bay Rural Fire Protec- A Myrtle Point man was Coos County District son 18 years or older know- Oct. 1, 10:27 a.m., shoplifter, Wal- Coos Bay - North Bend Visitor & arraigned Tuesday on third- Attorney Paul Frasier said tion District — 6 p.m., Fire Hall, ingly using an online com- mart, 2051 Newmark Avenue. Convention Bureau — 8:30 a.m., degree rape and first-degree Gannon was under investi- munication to engage a child Oct. 1, 12:21 p.m., criminal tres- Red Lion Hotel, 1313 Bayshore 6th Street and Broadway online sexual corruption of a gation for about two months, in sexual contact, and inten- pass, 1100 block of Central Drive, Coos Bay; regular meeting. Avenue; regular meeting. child charges after being although specifics of his case tionally taking a substantial Avenue. Lakeside Planning Commission — Bandon School District — 6:30 arrested last month. were not available. Christopher Michael Rape in the third-degree, step toward physically meet- Oct. 1, 1:19 p.m., criminal mischief, 7 p.m., Lakeside City Hall, 915 N. p.m., district cafeteria, 455 ing or encountering that 800 block of South Second Lake Road; regular meeting. Ninth St. S.W.; regular session. Gannon, 31, was arrested a Class C felony, is defined as Sept. 10 and released from a person having sexual inter- child. Street. the Coos County jail the fol- course with another person Gannon will appear in Oct. 1, 1:48 p.m., arrest for theft, lowing day. A Coos County under the age of 16. court again Oct. 31 for a Walmart. Circuit Court judge released First-degree online sexual change of plea hearing. Oct. 1, 3:05 p.m., dispute, 3000 block of Ocean Boulevard. Oct. 1, 5:59 p.m., criminal tres- Library hosts musical feast pass, 1100 block of Central Avenue. COOS BAY — Coos Bay and Frito pie for sale. Oct. 1, 6:52 p.m., arrest for assault, 700 block of Newmark Public Library is once again Donations to the rummage Avenue. providing the popular “A BAY AREA sale are accepted on Tuesday Little Lunch Music” series in REPORTS or Thursday prior to the Oct. 1, 8:14 p.m., criminal tres- celebration of Oregon Days of bazaar. For craft tables, dona- pass, 1100 block of Central Avenue. Culture through Thursday The week’s remaining per- tions or information call 541- from noon to 1:30 p.m. formers are Wednesday, 759-1019 or 541-580-5206. Oct. 1, 8:15 p.m., disorderly con- Attendees are invited to Marshfield High’s vocal ‘Respect Life Chain’set duct, 200 block of North Broad- bring their lunch or purchase a way Street. ensemble New Horizons, and for Sunday modestly priced bowl of soup Thursday, ukulele music by Oct. 1, 8:58 p.m., harassment, with bread provided by Black Members of the Coos LEAF’S TREEHOUSE Like us! Hoa’pili. Southwest Boulevard and Idaho 311 S. Broadway • 541.266.7348 Market Gourmet to help sup- This free public event is County Chapter of Right to Avenue. Mon. - Thurs. & Sat - 10am - 5pm port the library foundation. sponsored by the Friends of Life plan to stand along U.S. Fri. - 10am - 7pm; Sun. - 11am - 5pm Highway 101 Sunday in multi- Oct. 1, 10:23 p.m., disorderly con- Coos Bay Public Library and duct, South 10th Street. Coos Bay Public Library ple cities with signs to share Foundation. For more infor- their thoughts on abortion Oct. 1, 11:29 p.m., unlawful entry into a motor vehicle, 3200 block mation call the library at 541- and women’s rights. of Ocean Boulevard. 269-1101 or visit Locations are Bandon, http://bay.cooslibraries.org. across from city hall; Coos Oct. 2, 12:34 a.m., disorderly con- Bay, off Anderson; Coquille, duct, 1300 block of Lakeshore Bazaar and rummage near Safeway; Langlois, in Drive. front of Langlois Community sale Saturday Oct. 2, 1:59 a.m., dispute, 300 Church; Myrtle Point, block of North Ackerman Street. LAKESIDE — The Lakeside Umpqua Bank; North Bend, Senior Center is hosting an Sherman near LTOB; annual Bazaar and Rummage Reedsport, 13th Street. NORTH BEND Sale from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. A Rosary is planned in Coos Oct. 1, 4:12 p.m., disorderly con- Saturday, Oct. 6 at the Bay at 1:30 p.m. at St. Monica duct, 2200 block of Newmark Lakeside Senior Center,915 N. Church in the parking lot. Street. Lake Road. Chairman Claire Bennett In addition to the bazaar Oct. 1, 5:45 p.m., criminal tres- may be contacted at 541-347- pass, 2200 block of Newmark and rummage sale there will 9280 or by email at ctben- Street. •• TotalTotal MobileMobile AudioAudio •• XMXM && SiriusSirius SystemsSystems be baked goods, chili, hotdogs [email protected]. Oct. 1, 8:29 p.m., arrest for driving •• VideoVideo EntertainmentEntertainment SystemsSystems while suspended, 2300 block of Lombard Street. 1900 Woodland Dr. | Coos Bay Oct. 2, 1:24 a.m., criminal tres- (541) 267-5151 | 1-800-234-1231 pass, Frisbee golf course. Stereo-To-Go COQUILLE Stereo-To-Go Congratulations to 541-756-1475 • 2229 1/2 Newmark Ave., North Bend Sept. 30, 5:49 p.m., dispute, 600 Open Monday - Friday 9am - 5pm Lindsey Tyner block of Southeast Third Street. COOS BAY OFFICE North Bend Medical Center’s October BANDON Employee of the Month is Lindsey Tyner. 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Weather keeps wave How to install a wave energy buoy Ocean Power Technologies’ wave energy buoy is cur- rently in six pieces, stored in Portland. TODAY When it’s time to install, the six pieces will be floated energy ‘at bay’ — literally down the Columbia River to the ocean, then to Reedsport, Coos Bay Farmer’s Market 9 where it will be assembled. a.m. to 3 p.m., Central Once it is put together, the buoy will be about 144 feet Avenue across from visi- I Delay should not Ocean Power long. Thirty feet will float above water, said Greg Lennon, tors center. Technology OPT’s director of business marketing. Coos Bay Public Library slow development tested this Before the buoy can be put to sea, the company must Readers’ Monthly Book buoy off the set three anchors. They have already set one. Group 6-7:30 p.m., Cedar The anchors’ descent to the ocean floor is slowed using BY JESSIE HIGGINS coast of Room, 525 Anderson Ave. Scotland.The ballast, Lennon said. “The Room” by Emma The World company will Once the anchor is on the ocean’s floor, about 220 feet Donaghue. 541-266-0928 down, the company uses a submersible remote operating WINCHESTER BAY — test a similar vehicle to check its position. A Little Lunch Music 12-1:30 Ocean Power Technologies buoy off This first buoy will not be grid connected. p.m., Coos Bay Public will not deploy its test wave Reedsport. Library, 525 Anderson Ave., energy buoy off Reedsport The Coos Bay. Marshfield High’s until spring. vocal ensemble New Hori- Reedsport The company planned to zons. 541-269-1101, ext. 228. buoy is have the country’s first long- Columbus Day Stories 7 already built, term test wave power gener- and awaiting p.m., Coos Bay Public ation buoy in the water by Presenting the Art of.... Library, Myrtlewood October, but weather halted deployment in Room, 525 Anderson Ave., the installation’s progress, the spring. Coos Bay. Friends and said Greg Lennon, OPT’s Nancy Roberts neighbors share stories director of business market- from the Oct, 12, 1962 hur- Contributed ing. photo ricane force storm that “We managed to get one swept the Pacific North- anchor in place,” Lennon west. Hosted by the Coos to power 1,000 homes. By the project A creative mind is said. OPT’s wave technology County Historical Society. contrast, the Bonneville behind schedule. According will be secured with three Power Administration’s to the permit, OPT must a beautiful thing! Film screening 7 p.m., North anchors. highest producing dam in commence buoy installation Bend Public Library, 1800 “We were met with a the Pacific Northwest — the by 2013. It has until 2017 to Sherman Ave. No cost. number of challenges, main- Grand Coulee on the Colum- build the 10-buoy park. Like us on Facebook! 541-756-0400 ly the weather. The installa- bia River — produces 6,765 Reporter Jessie Higgins can tion crew was being kept, lit- megawatts. be reached at 541-269-1222, M INDPOWER G ALLERY THURSDAY erally, at bay.” In August, the company ext. 240, or jhiggins@the- Hours: Tues - Sat 10 am - 5 pm A Little Lunch Music 12-1:30 The remaining two anchors received a permit from the worldlink.com. 417 Fir Ave., Reedsport • 541-271-2485 p.m., Coos Bay Public will weather the winter in Federal Energy Regulatory Library, 525 Anderson Reedsport. The power gener- Commission to test its buoy Ave., Coos Bay. ukulele ation buoy is in Portland. about 2.5 miles west of Win- music by Hopaili. 541-269- “There is a lot of work that chester Bay. The company 1101, ext. 228. went into this buoy,”Lennon plans to monitor that buoy Oregon Days of Culture 7 said. “It’s the first commer- for up to two years. If the p.m., North Bend Public cial-sized buoy in the United technology proves viable, Library, 1800 Sherman States. We want to make sure OPT has up to five years to Ave. South Coast Folk Soci- we get it right.” establish a 10-buoy park that ety perform. 541-756-0400 OPT plans to build a wave will be connected to shore via energy park off Reedsport. It an underwater ocean cable, FRIDAY has worked five years and according to the permit. Socializing, celebrating our city and raising money for local non-profits. spent about $10 million. A Lennon said this fall’s Mahaffy Ranch Pumpkin little less than half that postponement will not put Starting at The Roost at All American Pizza Coop, 4th & Golden Patch 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., money was a grant from the or at Coos Bay Visitor Information Center. 10362 Coos River Highway Department of Energy. 241, Coos Bay. Food ven- OPT, a New Jersey based Proceeds will benefit dors onsite. company, already has tested ACCESSORY SALE! https://www.facebook.com a similar buoy off Scotland. /mahaffyranch/events Shoes, Belts, Hats, Purses United Way of Southwestern Oregon and It projects Oregon’s buoy and Jewelry* Downtown Coos Bay Wine will produce about 1.5 Women’s Safety & Resource Center. Walk 5-7:30 p.m., start at megawatts of power, enough American Pizza Coop, 275 OFF Golden Ave. & Coos Bay 50% JOIN US FRIDAY, Visitor Information Center, Save up to 50 Central Ave. Map & $2.75 on OCTOBER 5TH 5–7:30p.m. glass $10. Proceeds benefit RON each item! Women's Safety & Ends 10/15/12 WATCH FOR MORE DETAILS Resource Center; & the VALIQUETTE *Sale on items %5.50 and below. BY CHECKING SCAN AND United Way. CONNECT WITH US US OUT ON FACEBOOK! Poetry Slam 6 p.m., North author of ON FACEBOOK! Bend Public Library, 1800 “Dancing with Celia Sherman Ave. No cost. facebook.com/CoosBayWineWalk Poets are invited to per- - Surviving a Pacific form their work at a Hal- Coast Hurricane Thrift Store THE FIRST FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH loween-themed Poetry ” 306 S. 2nd St., Coos Bay Thanks to over 30 businesses hosting hundreds of guests. 541.269.9704 Slam. Local judges will rate performances and hand out certificates and prizes. Come in costume! 541-756-0400 Pinochle Party 6:30 p.m., Rebekah Hall, 485 Green- Who will help? wood, Reedsport. $2. Bring a snack for the snack table. [email protected] Will be here for a What’s Up features one-time events and discussion & book When The World highlights limited engagements in The World’s signing on coverage area. To submit an event, a local problem, our readers email [email protected]. Sat. October 6 at 1:30pm respond.
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Editorial Board Clark Walworth, Publisher & Editor Opinion Ryan Haas, City Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion Oregon has plenty of gambling already
The key question about Grange” would be a $300 goods and services — sup- in economic development General Election Ballot Measures 82 and 83 million complex featuring porting enterprises that and promote the welfare of The World’s Editorial is this: Does Oregon have a 125 hotel rooms, restau- already contribute to tribal members. It attracts Board provides its election shortage of gambling? rants, pubs, bowling, cine- Oregon’s economy? visitors who spend money recommendations as a Two years ago, Oregon ma and even a water slide. Voters also should ask: in other businesses. service to our readers. We voters decisively said no. Backers say it would gener- Once we allow one private- But any casino also pulls welcome other viewpoints. With a state Lottery and ate 2,000 jobs and $100 enterprise casino into the money away from other nine tribal casinos, million in taxes each year. state, will other developers hospitality-based busi- Oregonians chose not to That’s inviting. But voters clamor for the same oppor- What do you think? nesses. Gambling addiction welcome non-tribal gam- should ask where all that tunity? Of course they will. The World welcomes strains families and com- bling enterprises. money will come from. How A casino is a mixed bless- letters. Email us at munities. [email protected]. Now, with the same much will be diverted from ing for any community. In developers renewing their Lottery revenue? How much the Bay Area, The Mill Understanding that pitch for a “family friendly will come from tribal casi- Casino-Hotel provides jobs, tradeoff, Oregon has cho- entertainment and casino nos in communities around buys goods and services, sen a middle path between destination” near Portland, the state? How much will and provides substantial prohibition and anything- voters have no reason to come from the pockets of support to community goes. Our tribal casinos are change their minds. Oregonians who otherwise services. Its income lets the enough. Voters should The project dubbed “The would spend it on other Coquille Indian Tribe invest reject Measures 82 and 83. Public Forum
Stop this project before it starts Wetlands are not a bad thing. What’s not to like about a project that would promote a stopover for migrating birds, a habitat to increase the number of salmon and an area open to the public for bird watching? Such a project, called Coquille Valley Oregon Wetland Conserva- tion and Restoration, has been proposed for part of the Coquille River Flood Plain near the city of Coquille known as “Winter Lake” (because it floods in the winter). However, this project does not do these things. First of all, the project says it will restore the area to a wetland. It will build a seven-and-a-half-foot dirt berm around the area. If you have to build a berm, it is not restoring anything. Next, it will fill this unnatural reservoir with water partly from tide inundation and by “restoring” China Camp Creek through the proposed area. If you get past all this and look at helping the salmon, you run into problems here too. In the summer, the water in this unnatural reservoir protest petition, we have been will be too warm and lack enough Why help the Clinton a Boy Scout thanked over and over that we are oxygen for good salmon habitat. fighting this insane project. Often Also, migratory birds already use all greedy people? next to Obama Write to us it is folks that live very close to of Winter Lake as a stopover. Be an energy voter. That is what In the Sept. 27 Public Forum, The World welcomes your letter. This proposal was initiated by a a huge number of ads run by the where the ships will pass, people Sharon Ramirez’s letter “Meeting Write to [email protected], few big landowners for their per- oil, gas and coal industries have who have kids in school or work in the character test” has once again or P.O. Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. sonal financial benefit. The small- recently been trying to sell us. That the mall area directly across from shown us the hypocrisy of the lib- I Please use your real name. er landowners accidentally found is just what it is too, a sales job. the location, and of course, the eral left. It seems the left are upset I 400 words maximum. out about this project two years While they are trying to get you to landowners. So many of our that Mitt Romney pays his taxes. I No defamation, vulgarity, busi- ness complaints, poetry or religious after it was proposed. When we believe that they want our country neighbors will lose their land and Ramirez also is upset because Mitt testimony. finally went to a meeting, my to become energy-independent, have values destroyed by the Romney donated $1.75 million to pipeline through their use of emi- I Please list your address and neighbor was referred to as an agi- they are doing everything they can charity and did not claim charita- daytime phone for verification. tator in the minutes simply to export our natural resources to nent domain. ble deductions on his taxes! Some- because he had a few questions. the world market to seek huge If we have the horrendous how, Ramirez thinks this makes We have repeatedly asked for profits. If they had all the money in earthquake predicted for the next Mitt a bad guy! copies of the reports and studies the world, it would not be enough. 50 year period, no one in North Let’s see now, Mitt pays all of Speaking of character, lets look that have been generated to no At 6:30 p.m. Oct. 9 at the Mill Bend and many of those along his taxes according to the law and at the liberal’s god, Bill Clinton. avail. And the data used for much Casino-Hotel, there will be a parts of the pipeline will be safe. does not take deductions for $1.75 Perjury, impeachment, world- of the proposal was generated by a chance for you to express yourself Why are we helping these million for charity that he could class liar, morals of an alley cat flawed Lidar study. about one such issue, Jordan Cove. greedy people raise gas prices for legally take, and somehow he is a cheats on his wife, pay for pardons, If all of the above is not enough Just like the energy giants, many America while they put a whole bad guy. Maybe Ramirez can and the list go on. Is this what to oppose this project, it could here want you to believe that you community at risk? I urge you to explain this. I think anyone who Democrats call character? Ronald potentially flood parts of the prop- will benefit greatly from putting a come to the scoping hearing on gives to charity without expecting Reagan did none of the above. He erty and road along China Camp gas export facility on the North Oct. 9 and tell them your safety, anything in return is a pretty good had character. Creek known as the Garden Valley Spit. However, it will create a environmental and economic con- person. The bottom line is Mitt Romney Road Area and the summer grazing boom while it is being built and a cerns. Ramirez then goes on about the pays his taxes and is an honorable land of Winter Lake will either be bust when the construction ends. What we do here will affect all of character of Republicans. How man. Obama is the only person flooded or adversely affected. Once the gas flows, the risk begins. Oregon, the USA and people all about Obama’s pick of the tax that can outlie the Clintons. He A manmade wetland that does They do not care that it is located across this tired, hot planet. I am cheat Tim Gietner to head the IRS? makes the Clintons look like Boy not help the animals as intended in an earthquake/tsunami zone an energy voter that believes when When Obama was asked about Scouts. And when it comes to and adversely affects many peo- and right next door to the Cascadia you know better, you should do this, he said, “It’s no big deal,”and character, I will take conservative ple’s lives and livelihoods should Subduction Zone. It is impossible better. the next several people he wanted Republicans any time. be stopped now before lots of your to assess the risk or mitigate it, but Janice Willams to appoint were also having prob- Phil Shellabarger tax dollars are wasted! they will try to convince you they North Bend lems with their taxes. And the lib- Coos Bay Kay Westphal have done just that. erals are yelling about Romney Coquille As we gather signatures on a who is paying all the taxes he owes. The Republican hysteria
Despite being the least naturally dered American flag, Kelly found Hurricane Isaac to disrupt the of smears as the most popular Truthfully, we’d hear of nothing gifted politician nominated by a “the smearing of the red stripes is Tampa festivities. Next, he surmised politician in the United States,so the else. Yet Clinton left office a dozen major party in a generation, Mitt eerily reminiscent of a terrible pic- that al-Qaida had betrayed Osama half-mad, frenzied quality of years ago; Bush, only four. Romney’s cosmic awkwardness is ture we’ve all seen ... which is the bin Laden to enhance Obama’s re- Republican opposition has mainly Polls show that people haven’t only a part of his problem. The bloody handprints outside of our election chances. succeeded in making Obama look forgotten. Asked who’s to blame GOP candidate’s biggest liabilities Libyan con- Elsewhere in GOP Cloud Cuck- statesmanlike in comparison. for the nation’s shaky economy, are a Republican predecessor who sulate.” oo Land, “birthers” have been Apart from a gullible fraction of more than 2/3 of Americans in a can’t be named, and a “Socialist Fox broadcast usurped by an even more prepos- the GOP “base” across the Deep 2012 Gallup poll found Bush large- Hottentot” opponent, as Stephen the offending terous conspiracy theory. No South and the nation’s rural midsec- ly responsible for digging the hole Colbert jokes, who’s largely a images side by longer is President Obama a tion —where dislike of the president that Obama hasn’t yet dug the product of Rush Limbaugh’s side. Kenya-born usurper. According to has grown to cult-like proportions country out of. fevered imagination. Similar crack- a lurid DVD entitled “Dreams from — Americans simply aren’t buying. Even 50 percent of likely voters Also of Glenn Beck’s and Ann pot imaginings My Real Father,” he’s actually the Politics aside, they mostly like in a recent Fox News poll say they’d Coulter’s, along with scores of talk have become illegitimate spawn of a black Obama personally, and they’re leery see an Obama win as evidence that radio shouters and the Fox News common on the American communist. of his detractors’ zeal. “the country’s improving and I Republican GENE Channel’s handsomely coiffed LYONS Featuring crudely doctored Then there’s Romney’s even more look forward to another four imagineers. When it comes to right, aimed at photos of Obama’s mother in a damaging handicap — the all-too- years.” depicting Obama President Obama, the most influ- Columnist dominatrix costume, the fool real legacy of the Man Who Wasn’t Sorry, Mitt. It’s beginning to as a subversive, ential minds in the Republican thing’s supposedly being mailed to There: George W.Bush. look as if simply not being a alien presence. Party have gone so far around the millions of swing-state voters — Purely as a thought experiment, Socialist Hottentot won’t be Except that the alien’s leading in bend that there’s no coming back. an apt successor,the blogger Digby how do you suppose the national enough. the polls, and appears to be pulling MediaMatters.com recently doc- points out, to the “Clinton Chron- political press would be playing Arkansas Times columnist Gene away. umented Fox’s Megyn Kelly com- Hence growing hysteria. Lim- icles,”the late evangelist Jerry Fal- the story if Bill Clinton had been Lyons is a National Magazine paring the red stripes on an Obama baugh has descended into self-par- well’s smear of Bill Clinton as a persona non grata at the Democra- Award winner and co-author of campaign poster to blood smeared ody. During the GOP convention, he drug smuggler and a murderer. I tic convention? If his name was “The Hunting of the President” (St. on a wall at the U.S. Consulate in accused the National Weather Ser- wonder who’s paying for it. never mentioned? If he failed to Martin’s Press, 2000). You can Benghazi. Where a healthy mind vice of altering the forecast track of Ah, but here’s the thing. Just as appear with President Obama at a email Lyons at would have seen an abstractly ren- Clinton emerged from an avalanche single political rally? [email protected]. C M C M Y K Y K
C M C M Y K Wednesday, October 3,2012 • The World • A5 Y K State Man’s neighborly Authorities: Car theft friendship Dedication ceremony goes too far for suspects drove it to court his wife SALEM (AP) — Authorities say two people DEAR ABBY: My husband, took a stolen car to visit a STATE “Aaron,”had an affair with the friend at a Salem court DIGEST woman next door. We were appearance. close friends. I found out three The Salem Statesman The former chief operat- months ago, and needless to Journal reports the two were ing officer once publicly say I’m not happy about it. My arrested Monday after the defended the Tigard, Ore.- husband and I spent a lot of hearing in a stolen 1991 based company against alle- time with her (he obviously Honda Accord. gations that it violated labor more than I). Marion County sheriff’s and wage laws. Prosecutors Aaron deputies say they found allege that he embezzled swears the shaved car keys, latex gloves DEAR thousands almost every affair is over, The Associated Press and cordless drills used to month between February and he ABBY Former Gov.Ted Kulongoski speaks at a dedication ceremonyTuesday,Oct.2,2012,where The Oregon steal cars. 2009 and January 2011. wants us to National Guard honored him by dedicating the Salem Army Aviation Support Facility in his honor. Deputies arrested the Deputy District Attorney become a driver, 26-year-old Jennifer Kevin Demer says Anderson close three- Sue Dalbey of Keizer, and a collected and kept employ- some again. Shackled defendant gets new trial on appeal passenger, 30-year-old ees’ tax withholdings for (She’s in the Robert Wayne Cooper of nearly two years, leaving process of ROSEBURG (AP) — A deci- a person presumed innocent. an independent determination Salem. Typhoon co-owners Bo and divorcing sion by the Oregon Court of The three-judge panel that restraint is justified,”Chief They’re charged with Steve Kline in the dark. her hus- Appeals to overturn a Roseburg ruled unanimously last week Judge David Brewer wrote in an unlawful use and entry of a Steve Kline died in August band, who woman’s drunken driving con- that Wall’s leg restraints, 11-page decision. vehicle and possession of a 2011 and Bo Kline closed the knows JEANNE stolen vehicle. Cooper is also PHILLIPS viction may affect whether jail though hidden by clothing, Trial court judge Frances restaurants in February, fac- nothing inmates headed for trial in would have compromised a fair Burge didn’t find that Wall was charged with possession of ing a $2.25 million levy for about the Oregon are fitted with trial, the Roseburg News- either an immediate threat to burglary tools and parole unpaid federal payroll taxes. affair.) restraints. Review reported. escape or a risk to endanger or violation. The three of us have gone to TriMet bus driver Sherie Wall never appeared “Although a sheriff’s disrupt the court, which are Woman found injured on the beach, to the lake, dancing before a jury, but in 2010 pre- deputy or a prosecutor may two prerequisites the state stabbed in Oregon City — just like old times. My hus- S. Ore. road is identified trial hearings in Douglas provide helpful and necessary Court of Appeals set for OREGON CITY (AP) — band is thrilled; I am miserable. County Circuit, she was fitted information in order to assist in restraining a defendant during ROSEBURG (AP) — The Police say a TriMet bus driv- I am not convinced the with leg restraints hidden the assessment of the risk trial. Instead, Burge accepted Douglas County sheriff’s er was attacked and stabbed affair is over, so I feel com- beneath pants or a dress.Those posed by an unrestrained testimony from a Douglas office has released the name by a passenger Tuesday night pelled to keep my eye on them. restraints,the Court of Appeals defendant, the trial court may County sheriff’s deputy who of a Roseburg, woman found in Oregon City. Every time we go out together,I ruled, interfered with her right not simply accept the conclu- said Wall was a “medium-risk injured and unconscious last The driver was able to pull come home upset and frustrat- to stand trial with the dignity of sions of others; it must make inmate.” month on a county road. over and three passengers ed. Aaron says I’m being The sheriff’s major came to his aid and held the unreasonable and keeping him crimes team said Tuesday attacker until police arrived. on a “short leash.” He sees no that the woman found Sept. Lt. Bill Kler told The reason why we can’t all be Obituaries 19 is 53-year-old Anastacia Oregonian two of the men friends — but I have no desire Roberta grew up in ber of the Tennessee Walking Kindel. The woman remains who came to the driver’s aid to be friends with her. Westport, Conn., and Horse Exhibiters Association hospitalized and has not also were stabbed and the Aaron and I have been recently attended her 50th of Oregon. She rode in many regained consciousness. third was bitten. The together more than 20 years. I high school reunion. She shows in Washington and Detectives are pursuing a wounded driver and three don’t want to divorce him. I graduated from the Oregon and won an abun- criminal investigation. No passengers were taken to need to know what to do with- University of North Carolina dance of awards. additional details were Portland hospitals. out driving him back into her with a bachelor’s degree in She was very proud of her released. Police used a Taser to arms. I have suggested coun- anthropology. She attended Scottish heritage (Clan subdue the suspect and seling. He says he doesn’t need Former Ore. restaurant graduate school in Texas and Gunn) and was an active par- arrest him. it. What do you think I should Colorado, obtaining a degree ticipant in the Coastal Celtic chain exec enters plea do about this awkward situa- in public administration. Society. PORTLAND (AP) — A Man fatally shot in tion? — NOT LOVING MY Much of her life, she spent Roberta is survived by her former executive of the NEIGHBOR Aloha, 2nd man held working with and helping husband, James Smith; Typhoon restaurant chain DEAR NOT LOVING: Three ALOHA (AP) — A adults who could not func- cousin, Jean Welcker and has pleaded not guilty to is a crowd, and your husband’s Washington County sheriff’s tion independently. She Franka; soul-sister, Peggy charges accusing him of insistence that you continue officer says a man has been worked from 1982-1990 as Braz and Ray; niece, stealing $1 million from the this painful and degrading fatally shot in Aloha, west of the director of New Leaf Inc. Kimberly Shellenback and company. threesome is highly suspicious. Roberta Smith Portland. where she provided jobs for Jim and their children, The Oregonian reports Please waste no time in getting Sgt. Bob Ray said the 80 handicapped workers Hannah, William and that a grand jury indicted 54- counseling. If your husband Roberta Wilson Smith Tuesday evening shooting doing janitorial, grounds Benjamin; and her godson as year-old Richard Lee refuses, go without him. It will came during an argument Oct. 19, 1943 – Sept. 28, 2012 maintenance, and shelf- well as nephew, John Braz Anderson late last week on 22 make you stronger and help between two men. A celebration of life serv- stocking at the Naval Air and Kristin. counts of theft. He was you to feel better about your- The unidentified victim ice for Roberta “Bobbie” Station on Whidbey Island, In lieu of flowers, a dona- arraigned Tuesday in self at a time when you need it died at the scene. Smith, 68, of Coos Bay will Wash. From 1992-2000 she tion in Roberta’s memory Multnomah County Circuit most. Ray says a man has been be held at 2 p.m., Saturday, was director of Douglas may be sent to Coastal Celtic Court. You may not “want” a detained for questioning. Oct. 6, at Coos Bay Chapel, Resident Training Facilities Society, P.O. Box 937, divorce, but be smart and dis- 685 Anderson Ave. in Coos in Roseburg providing hous- Florence, OR 97439. cuss your options and a fair Bay. The service will be fol- ing for 30 handicapped Arrangements are under division of property with a CARD OF THANKS lowed by a brief reception at workers. the direction of Coos Bay lawyer NOW, so should a the chapel. After retiring, she and her Chapel, 541-267-3131. We would like to thank Phi, North Bend Senior divorce be thrust upon you, Roberta was born Oct. 19, husband moved to Coos Bay Friends and family are the following people: Tom Center, The SWOCC “4”, you will be prepared in 1943, in Detroit, Mich., to where they built a beautiful encouraged to sign the guest- Boynton and his staff at Coos and everyone else who advance. You should also talk Henrietta Barnes and Robert home and farm and began book and share condolences Bay Chapel, Fire Chief Stan helped our family through to a CPA, who can help you W. Wilson. She passed away raising Tennessee Walking at www.coosbayfh.com or Gibson, Battalion Chief this difficult time. locate all the assets in your Sept. 28, 2012, in Coos Bay. Horses. Bobbie was a mem- www.theworldlink.com. Mark Anderson, firefighters The family of R.H. marriage. This will also give Matt Fare and Dan “Chief” Andy Anderson you peace of mind when you Michael G. Tavernier He worked several years at son, Jason and Tina Crotchfield, everyone at the tell your husband that the Weyerhaeuser, and the Tavernier of Coos Bay; Coos Bay Fire Department threesome is history.I wish you Aug. 25, 1952 - Sept. 26, 2012 Oregon International Port of daughters, Christina and and their families, the North the best of luck. A celebration of life will be The World publishes Coos Bay. He also worked in Mike Freeman of Coos Bay, Bend Fire Department, DEAR ABBY: My longtime held for Michael G. death notices and service tunnel construction. He Melissa Gaston of Coos Bay Chuck Leslie, Bob Miles, friend “Mona,” a busy profes- Tavernier, 60, of Coos Bay, at listings as a free public helped built the Portland and Kynetta Tavernier of Steve Schneiderman, sional and social butterfly, had 1 p.m. Saturday,Oct. 6, at the service. Obituaries and Zoo tunnel. Coos Bay; five grandchil- Chaplain Jerry Hamilton, a baby last year. Her son is now Bastendorff “Card of Thanks” items are He was a loving father and dren, Amanda, Kermit, 3B’s Nursery, Vend West, a toddler. Aside from his regu- County Park supplied by families or grandfather with a golden Portia, Julia, Haylee, and Lori Lund at Southwestern lar day care, Mona is lining up pavilion. funeral homes and are pub- heart. He enjoyed spending Ashlee; brothers, Roger and Oregon Community College, baby sitters so she can resume Come share lished for a fee. For details, time with his family and June Tavernier of Escondido, Bev Heyer and the sisters of her social life. your stories, contact Amanda at ajohn- grandchildren. He loved Calif., John Tavernier of Beta Sigma Phi from She has asked me to volun- photos and a [email protected], or doing these things with his Roseburg and Charles Roseburg, members of teer. I do not relate well to potluck 541-269-1222 ext. 269. family: barbecue, fishing, Tavernier of Eugene; sister, Laurette XI of Beta Sigma young children. I have had no dish. clamming, camping, nature Shirley and Chuck O’Conner experience with them and, Interment walks, the ocean and beach, of South Dakota; sister, quite frankly, want none. was at Michael the simple treasures in life Rhoda Clark of Arizona; and • Cremation Mona has always known Sunset Tavernier and gardening. He liked numerous nieces and • Funeral Service this,but when I told her I didn’t Memorial playing board games and nephews. think it would work out for me Park in Coos Bay. reading to his grandchildren. He was preceded in death Locally to baby-sit, she took offense Mike was born Aug. 25, He got his name “Grandpa by his parents and three “Our family Owned and accused me of being a bad 1952, in Pierre, S.D., the son & Chicken,”because he used to brothers, Larry, Robert and serving your family” Operated friend. of Raymond and Betty raise chickens. All the grand- Boyd Tavernier. Now I feel guilty because (Sommers) Tavernier. He children wanted to go to Arrangements are under 541-267-4216 Mona has always been good to passed away Sept. 26, 2012, Grandpa Chicken’s house. the direction of Nelson’s Bay 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson me. However, I’m more than a in Coos Bay. He had a passion for building Area Mortuary, 541-267- little resentful that she put me He moved to Oregon as a and refinishing furniture, 4216. in this position, knowing how I child with his family and and restoring antiques. Sign the guestbook at feel about kids. How should I graduated from Marshfield Michael is survived by www.theworldlink.com. handle this? — NOT KEEN ON High School. KIDS trip out west, riding the rail- great-grandkids, three DEAR NOT KEEN ON Charles Ford Liday Sept. 3, 1917-Sept. 28, 2012 cars, and later going back to great-great-grandkids, and KIDS: True friends don’t retrieve his parents and sib- numerous nieces and impose on their friends for A visitation will be held lings for the permanent nephews. baby-sitting services when for Charles Ford Liday, 95, of move to Oregon. He joined He was preceded in death they’ve been told it would be Myrtle Point from 10 a.m. the U.S. Navy during World by his son, Kent; his loving awkward. Stand your ground until 5 p.m. War II and proudly served his wife of 58 years, Helen; two and don’t allow yourself to be Friday, Oct. country before returning sisters, Thelma Opela and manipulated. You shouldn’t 5, at the home to his young family. Bonnie Adams; and two Occeanean VViewiew MemoryMemory feel guilty about your feelings. Myrtle Point While he worked at many brothers, Carl and Merl. Many people feel the same way. Chapel. A different occupations, Ford Arrangements are under Gaardensrdens & CCrematoryrematory DEAR ABBY: This morning graveside found his lifelong calling as a the direction of Amling as I was wheeling my grocery service will carpenter, where he gave his Schroeder Funeral Service, Established in 1939, the 14 acre park is the home cart to the “return” area in our be held at 11 best to every job. Faith and Myrtle Point Chapel, 541- of the Bay Area’s only crematory. local grocery store parking lot, a.m. family were the top priorities 572-2524. a boy of about 9 had the nerve Saturday, Charles Liday in his life and these values Sign the guestbook at • Simple cremation & burial. to tell me, “Don’t smoke.” Oct. 6,at were always present until he www.theworldlink.com. • Private or public graveside services. While I agree with parents Myrtle Crest Memorial was called home. He had a • Large selection of burial/cremation spaces, who teach their children that Gardens, followed by a soft spot for animals of all headstones, monuments, burial & urn vaults, smoking is harmful, I also feel memorial service at noon at types and could coax even Sunday caskets, urns, cremation jewelry, printed they should teach their chil- Emmanual Baptist Church, the shyest creature to his materials, video tributes & more is available at dren to respect their elders (I’m 282 W.Sixth Ave. side. the time of need or in advance by preplanning. 52) and to mind their own busi- Ford Liday was born Sept. Ford is survived by a • Pet cremation. ness. 3, 1917, in Grand Junction, Brunch! brother, Claude; children Starting at 10am • Payment terms & options. Am I wrong to feel this child Colo., to Hanion and Annie and their spouses, Karon and • All funeral & insurance plans accepted. was out of line? — LIGHTING (Finley) Liday. He died Sept. Gifford Hills, Garry and UP IN MIMS, FLA. 28, 2012, in Medford. Louise Liday, Jan and Billy Locally owned by Tom Boynton DEAR LIGHTING UP: The He lived in several states Frazier and Steve and Ann child was not being disrespect- Open Nightly at 5 p.m. while growing up — includ- Liday; and daughter-in-law, Est. 1939 541-888-4709 ful — he was being honest. ing his favorite, Texas. At the 541.267.6066 Melinda Liday. Ford dearly 260 S. Broadway, Coos Bay 1525 Ocean Boulevard SW From the mouths of babes ... age of 14, Ford made his first loved his 14 grandkids, 22 Find us on Facebook! Coos Bay, OR www.benettis.com www.coosbayfh.com C M C M Y K Y K
C M C M Y K A6 •The World • Wednesday, October 3,2012 Y K Nation and World Border Patrol agent shot, killed in Ariz.
BY PAUL DAVENPORT Border Patrol said. The second to say whether investigators have Protection’s Arizona joint field near the border in December 2010. AND JACQUES BILLEAUD agent was shot in the ankle and but- recovered guns or bullet casings. command. The Border Patrol station in Naco, The Associated Press tocks, but was reportedly in stable No arrests have been made, but Ivie, who is married, lived in where the two agents shot Tuesday condition. authorities suspect that Sierra Vista with his wife and their were stationed, was recently named NACO, Ariz. — A Border Patrol Authorities have not more than one person fired two young daughters. after Terry. agent was shot to death Tuesday in identified the agent who at the agents. President Barack Obama called Terry’s shooting was later linked Arizona near the U.S.-Mexico line, was wounded, nor did they “It’s been a long day for Ivie’s family Tuesday to offer con- to the government’s “Fast and Furi- the first fatal shooting of an agent say whether any weapons us but it’s been longer for dolences and to express his grati- ous” gun-smuggling operation, since a deadly 2010 firefight with were seized at the site of the no one more than a wife tude for Ivie’s “selfless service to his which allowed people suspected of Mexican bandits that spawned con- shooting. whose husband is not com- nation,” a White House statement illegally buying guns for others to gressional probes of a botched gov- At a news conference in ing home. It’s been longer said. walk away from gun shops with ernment gun-smuggling investiga- Naco, an FBI official said for two children whose Obama made it clear that the weapons, rather than be arrested. tion. the agency still was pro- Nicholas Ivie father is not coming home, administration “was doing every- Authorities intended to track the The agent, 30-year-old Nicholas cessing the crime scene and Border Patrol agent and that is what is going to thing it could to locate those guns into Mexico. Two rifles found Ivie, and a colleague were on patrol that it might take several strengthen our resolve” to responsible.” at the scene of Terry’s shooting in the desert near Naco, about 100 days to complete. The FBI and the find those responsible and enforce The last Border Patrol agent were bought by a member of the miles from Tucson, when gunfire Cochise County Sheriff’s Office, the law, said Jeffrey Self, com- fatally shot on duty was Brian Terry, gun-smuggling ring being investi- broke out shortly before 2 a.m., the which is also investigating, declined mander of Customs and Border who died in a shootout with bandits gated. Islamists in Mali recruit child soldiers U.S. births
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MOPTI, Mali — Salif Haidara sat drinking tea on the side of the road 4th year with other weary bus passengers when a man with a turban and a long NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. beard approached them: Did they births fell for the fourth want to become holy warriors? year in a row, the govern- The skinny teen had left his poor ment reported today, with hometown in the desert with only experts calling it more proof the yellow tank top, pants and plastic that the weak economy has flip-flops he was wearing. Now Salif continued to dampen was being told he could earn 15,000 enthusiasm for having chil- francs ($30) a day for himself and dren. 200,000 francs ($400) a month for But there may be a silver his family — an enormous sum for a lining: The decline in 2011 boy who had just turned 16. was just 1 percent — not as The car was waiting to take the sharp a fall-off as the 2 to 3 recruits to a two-week-long training percent drop seen in other camp in Mali’s vast desert, where recent years. they would learn how to fire “It may be that the effect weapons. But the man named Omar of the recession is slowly made one thing clear. coming to an end,”said Carl “Once you’ve taken the money Haub, a senior demograph- and eaten, it’s a done deal,” recalled er with the Population Ref- Salif, his troubled face still free of erence Bureau, a Washing- stubble after four days and nights on ton, D.C.-based research the bus. “You’re there until you die organization. or the war is over.” Most striking in the new Across northern Mali, Islamists report were steep declines in have plucked and paid for as many as Hispanic birth rates and a 1,000 children from rural towns and new low in teen births. His- villages devastated by poverty and The Associated Press panics have been dispro- hunger, The Associated Press has Young fighters,including 13-year-old Abdullahi,right,and 14-year-old Hamadi,second right,display their Quranic studies notes for a jour- portionately affected by the found in several dozen interviews nalist as their Islamist commanders look on, in Douentza, Mali, on Thursday. flagging economy, experts with residents, human rights offi- say,and teen birth rates have cials, four children or youths and an the recruitment practices of the the Islamists gather forces to fight a are innocent and don’t know what been falling for 20 years. Islamist official. The AP also saw Islamists, including first-hand potential military intervention they are doing, and then they are Falling births is a rela- several other children with machine accounts of how much money is backed by the United Nations. transformed into criminals.” tively new phenomenon in guns half their size strolling down being offered to poor youth and their “We need to intervene rapidly to Human Rights Watch says child this country. Births had the streets in Timbuktu, where families to join. They also provide discourage these people,” said soldiers are fighting in at least 14 been on the rise since the Westerners can no longer go because evidence that a new generation in Amadou Bocar Teguete, the vice other countries worldwide. Mali, late 1990s and hit an all- of the threat of kidnapping. what was long a moderate Muslim president of Mali’s national Human however, was a stable democracy time high of more than 4.3 The interviews shed new light on nation is becoming radicalized, as Rights Commission. “The children until this year’s coup. million in 2007. But fewer than 4 million births were counted last year — the lowest number Century-old $5 Alaska bill goes to auction WORLD since 1998. DIGEST Among the people who ANCHORAGE, Alaska $120,000. study this sort of thing, the (AP) — The $5 bill displayed Fairbanks always knew Ferry sinks off Hong flagging economy has been for decades on Charles the bill was special, at least Kong; 36 dead seen as the primary expla- Fairbanks IV’s wall was long to his family, given that it nation. The theory is that a treasured family heirloom was presented to the former HONG KONG (AP) — A many women or couples from Alaska. Now, to the vice president as a memento boat packed with revelers on a who are out of work, under- surprise of the grandson of a from the frontier city named long holiday weekend collided employed or have other turn-of-a-century vice after him. with a ferry and sank off Hong money problems feel they president, it’s also become a Fairbanks learned last Kong, killing at least 36 people can’t afford to start a family likely treasure trove. year that the uncirculated and injuring dozens in the or add to it. The rare find is expected note’s estimated value had deadliest accident to strike the The economy officially to fetch as much as skyrocketed far beyond the Chinese territory in years. was in a recession from $300,000 at auction this estimate of $50,000 to The boat was carrying util- December 2007 until June ity company workers and their month when a Texas auc- $60,000 set in the mid- 2009. But well into 2011, families to famed Victoria tioneer plans to put it up for 1990s, which prompted him polls show most Americans Harbour to watch a fireworks bids in Dallas and online as to start locking it up when- remained gloomy, citing display in celebration of part of the American ever he traveled. anemic hiring, a depressed China’s National Day and mid- Numismatic Association With the new estimate, housing market and other autumn festival. The two ves- National Money Show. the 66-year-old great- factors. sels collided Monday night The bill was presented in grandson no longer felt com- The report by the Cen- near Lamma Island off the 1905 to Vice President The Associated Press fortable displaying it on a ters for Disease Control and southwestern coast of Hong Charles W. Fairbanks — This photo provided by Heritage Auctions shows the front and back of a wall in his Santa Barbara, Prevention is a first glimpse 1905 $5 bill. A Dallas auctioneer is about to offer a $5 bill presented in Kong Island. at 2011 birth certificate data Theodore Roosevelt’s No. 2 Calif., home. The government said 36 — and was from the First 1905 to Vice President Charles W.Fairbanks — Theodore Roosevelt’s No. It was no longer just a from state health depart- bodies had been recovered as ments. More analysis National Bank of Fairbanks, 2 — from the First National Bank of Fairbanks,Alaska. framed family keepsake, so off of Tuesday morning and the comes later but officials Alaska. The family has had it it went to a safety deposit box. search was made difficult by don’t expect the numbers to in their possession ever since derful find,” said Dustin an image of President “Why stress out and low visibility and obstacles on change much. and recently decided to auc- Johnston, director of Benjamin Harrison is a high- worry about something?” the boat. Details about the vic- Early data for 2012 is not tion it off through Dallas- Heritage’s currency auctions. light that’s expected to sell Fairbanks said. “It’d be like tims were not given, though yet available, and it’s too based Heritage Auctions. Auction officials say the for $200,000 to $300,000. having a Monet in the Fairbanks bill that features The minimum starting bid is local outlet RTHK reported soon to guess whether the “It’s a wonderful, won- house.” some of the dead were chil- birth decline will change, dren. said the CDC’s Stephanie Smoked salmon Ventura, one of the study’s Owners claim dog authors. rode to R.I. stuck Low cost flying arrives in Japan blamed for salmonella Highlights of the report Netherlands (AP) — include: in a car grille Smoked salmon tainted with I The birth rate for single NARITA, Japan (AP) — Japan has a repu- world’s third largest, comprising about 5.5 salmonella has sickened hun- women fell for the third tation for loving expensive things like over- percent of global traffic and 11 percent of dreds of people in the straight year, dropping by 3 EAST PROVIDENCE, R.I. priced real estate, gourmet melons and lux- industry revenues — that critics say is Netherlands, authorities said, percent from 2010 to 2011. (AP) — A dog who survived an ury brands. But the nation is finally discov- untapped for its tremendous potential. sparking major recalls there The birth rate for married 11-mile ride from Massachu- ering the joy of flying cheap, with the arrival Helping to drive the change is the expan- and in the U.S. women, however, rose 1 setts to Rhode Island after this year of three low-cost carriers. sion of two Tokyo airports, Haneda and U.S. health authorities say percent. In most cases, being hit by a car and wedged The takeoff of AirAsia Japan, Peach Avia- Narita, which has opened up more landing they are also investigating married women are older into the grille has been reunit- tion and Jetstar Japan could change slots for airlines. whether the salmon could be at and more financially ed with its owners. lifestyles. No longer will air travel be mostly Twenty-two-year-old graduate student the root of a multi-state out- secure. The owners, who weren’t confined to business trips and fancy once- Chie Kodama recently used Jetstar for an break of the illness. I The birth rate for His- identified, told WPRI-TV it’s a in-a-lifetime vacations to places such as urban planning research trip to Okinawa, The Netherlands’ National panic women dropped a “miracle.” Hawaii. and was surprised at how the planes were Institute for Public Health and whopping 6 percent. But it East Providence Animal Flying is suddenly growing more casual, “normal,” like any other airline’s. the Environment said the declined only 2 percent for Control supervisor William including for weekend dining, visits with “And it is so cheap you forgive any short- salmon was traced to a Dutch black women, stayed the Muggle said the owners friends, even day trips. Ticket prices are comings,”she said. company called Foppen,which same for whites and actual- claimed “Suzie” on Tuesday plunging by about half, to 16,000 yen As with other low-cost carriers around sells fish to many major super- ly rose a bit for Asian- after seeing news reports. Ani- ($200) trips to the southwestern resort the world, flyers get charged for meals and markets in the Netherlands American and Pacific mal control tells The Provi- island of Okinawa or a 5,000 yen ($60) hop extra luggage. Efficiency is critical and so and stores around the world. Islanders. dence Journal they had veteri- to Seoul. the airlines use online advertising and In the U.S., Foppen said it I Birth rates fell again for nary paperwork with the dog’s The airlines are not only out to woo reservations, fit more seats into each jet, only supplied the fish to women in their early 20s, microchip number. Japanese away from regular leisure activi- and take off quickly after landing. CostCo Wholesale Corp. It did down 5 percent from 2010 Muggle said the female ties such as spending money at Disneyland Booking early is a must for the best deals, not believe the contaminated — the lowest mark for poodle mix ran in front of a car or watching a movie. They are also out to and refunds and schedule changes aren’t fish was sold to any other women in that age group in Taunton, Mass., Sept. 20. convince the notoriously workaholic Japan- allowed. The gates are typically at the far- countries. since 1940, when compre- The driver slammed on the ese not to work so hard. thest end of airports. Flights are sometimes The U.S. Centers for hensive national birth brakes but didn’t see the dog. They may revitalize Japan’s 3 trillion yen delayed. The wait feels longer because LCC Disease and Control records were first compiled. The white pooch suffered a ($38 billion) aviation market — already the users have to check in extra early. Prevention is investigating a For women in their late 20s, concussion and minor injuries. possible link to cases in the U.S. birth rates fell 1 percent. C M C M Y K Y K
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Meanwhile, Northeast wind around 10 mph. Baltimore 71 70 .54 cdy Indianapolis 61 56 .04 cdy Richmond 85 74 .12 cdy Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 more rain is in store for the East as a trough of low pressure Friday: Sunny, with a high near 69. East northeast Reedsport +1:05 .79 +1:20 .75 Billings 82 42 rn Jackson,Miss. 76 55 pcdy Sacramento 99 61 clr Umpqua River -0:01 .81 -0:01 .91 Birminghamremains 65 in place.53 .01 clr Jacksonville 87 72 .02 rn St Louis 72 61 cdy wind 6 to 13 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph. Extended outlook Boise 81 50 clr Kansas City 76 45 clr Salt Lake City 84 56 clr North Coast HIGH TIDE A.M. P.M. Boston 71 60 .03 cdy Key West 85 78 1.03 pcdy San Angelo 79 56 clr Date time ft. time ft. Weather Underground • AP Tonight: Clear, with a low around 49. Northeast wind THURSDAY FRIDAY Buffalo 66 61 .20 cdy Las Vegas 99 74 pcdy San Diego 86 68 cdy 3-Oct 3:01 7.3 2:35 8.3 Burlington,Vt. 64 56 .04 cdy Lexington 73 53 .05 pcdy San Francisco 93 60 clr 13 to 15 mph, with gusts as high as 18 mph. 4-Oct 3:43 7.0 3:07 8.1 Casper 83 43 cdy Little Rock 77 58 cdy San Jose 96 67 clr Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 61. Northeast wind Charleston,S.C. 88 74 .01 cdy Los Angeles 93 66 pcdy Santa Fe 77 40 clr around 11 mph. 5-Oct 4:28 6.6 3:44 7.7 Charleston,W.Va. 86 65 .09 cdy Louisville 69 55 pcdy Seattle 64 46 clr Thursday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 48. 6-Oct 5:19 6.2 4:27 7.3 Charlotte,N.C. 82 65 .09 cdy Madison 73 37 pcdy Sioux Falls 74 43 clr East northeast wind 11 to 13 mph. 7-Oct 6:19 6.0 5:21 6.9 Cheyenne 79 51 clr Memphis 74 55 pcdy Spokane 71 37 clr Friday: Sunny, with a high near 60. East wind around Sunny Mostly sunny LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. Chicago 69 60 cdy Miami Beach 87 76 .49 pcdy Syracuse 67 59 .17 cdy 14 mph. 64/44 60/43 Cincinnati 74 57 .04 pcdy Midland-Odessa 76 56 clr Tampa 85 75 .10 rn Date time ft. time ft. Cleveland 68 61 .41 cdy Milwaukee 65 54 cdy Toledo 65 60 .04 cdy Central Oregon 3-Oct 8:30 2.6 9:10 0.2 Colorado Springs 79 48 clr Mpls-St Paul 72 49 clr Tucson 99 67 clr Tonight: Clear, with a low around 28. North wind 6 to SATURDAY SUNDAY 4-Oct 9:04 3.1 9:50 0.4 Columbus,Ohio 80 60 .22 cdy Missoula 72 36 .33 sno Tulsa 79 49 clr 11 mph becoming light northeast after midnight. 5-Oct 9:41 3.6 10:35 0.8 Concord,N.H. 68 58 .12 cdy Nashville 66 51 clr Washington,D.C. 72 70 .35 cdy Thursday: Sunny, with a high near 63. Northeast wind 6-Oct 10:25 3.9 11:27 1.1 Dallas-Ft Worth 80 60 clr New Orleans 80 63 pcdy W. Palm Beach 88 75 .90 pcdy 3 to 8 mph. 7-Oct 11:23 4.2 - - Daytona Beach 88 74 .03 rn New York City 69 63 .38 cdy Wichita 76 46 clr Thursday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 26. Sunrise, sunset Denver 82 50 clr Norfolk,Va. 84 74 .20 cdy Wilmington,Del. 71 68 .15 cdy Northwest wind 6 to 8 mph. Des Moines 77 50 clr Oklahoma City 75 50 clr National Temperature Extremes Oct. 1-6 — 7:21, 6:48 Detroit 70 59 .11 cdy Omaha 74 45 clr High Tuesday 112 at Ocotillo Wells, Calif. Friday: Sunny, with a high near 60. Light and variable Partly sunny Chance of rain Moon watch El Paso 88 61 clr Orlando 87 73 .22 rn Low Wednesday 23 at Embarrass, Minn. wind becoming northeast around 6 mph. 63/45 64/44 Last Quarter — Oct. 8
Goodnight Lucas, who knew and leave money. FARMER Garner for 45 years, isn’t Garner also loved fishing Health may have convinced that the hogs hurt and had a dock on the river him on purpose. below his house. Buck said been an issue “I think he probably had a he raised and bred four- Continued from Page A1 heart attack and the hogs horned goats as well as pigs, may have eaten him after he which included several large lay there for a while,” Lucas adult sows and a boar named going to break somehow,” said. Teddy. Garner sold some of Frasier said. Lucas said Garner, a his piglets for 4-H projects. He said another reason Vietnam veteran, suffered “He was kind of a charac- for releasing the press release from high blood pressure. ter,”Buck said. was to get people who knew Garner was described as a Though friends and fami- the victim and the pigs to loner by several people, and ly do not suspect foul play in come forward and talk. his animals were his life, the death, Frasier said local “Frankly, this is some- especially since moving to authorities are pursuing all thing that is out of the ordi- the farm roughly six years possible scenarios due to the nary. I’ve never dealt with ago when he retired from his unusual circumstances pre- this in my almost 28 years,” job as a butcher at Safeway in sented by the case. Frasier said. the Coos Bay area. He has “You have to look at every The Sheriff’s Office is two children, a son who lives angle and one of those angles investigating how Garner in Coquille, and a daughter is foul play,” Frasier said, ended up in a position where who lives in California. He adding that anyone with the hogs were able to con- was close with both his chil- information should contact sume him. There are various dren, Lucas said. the Sheriff’s office. scenarios being investigated, Garner was an even-tem- What remained of Frasier said, including that pered person who always Garner’s body was examined Garner had a health event, was available to help others by a forensic pathologist By Alysha Beck, The World such as a heart attack, which when needed, Lucas said. He Saturday. The pathologist An employee of BNT Promotions in North Bend peels vinyl applications for signs at its warehouse on U.S. then put him in a position had a menagerie of animals was not able to identify the Highway 101. where the hogs could eat that normally stayed in the cause of death from the him. barnyard area. The yard is remains. The time of death Another proposed sce- located close to the Coquille has been listed as undeter- nario is that, given the age River, and when the lowlands mined. The remains will be Signs make an impact and health of Garner, one or flooded, Garner would move examined further by a foren- more of the hogs could have all of the animals near a sic anthropologist at the knocked him to the ground, manufactured house on his University of Oregon, Frasier Whether you like them, loathe them or effective, but it’s a good idea not to put them where he was then killed and upper property. said. just feel ambivalent, campaign signs do help up around Halloween.” consumed. “You’d see chickens on Ultimately, Lucas said he candidates win elections. I Move your signs. Kahn says people get There are reports that at his porch,”Lucas said. will remember Garner as a That’s according to Mel Kahn, a professor “anesthetized” to a sign that stays in the least one of the sows had bit- Bandon resident Steve kind-hearted man who of political science at Wichita State same place for too long. Moving them, or ten or was otherwise aggres- Buck would visit Garner and helped him tune up his hot- University. adding streamers before election day, makes sive toward Garner in the occasionally bring him bags rod engine. past. After his body was dis- of feed. Both Buck and Lucas “He was a good guy,” he “The main thing is it does help to estab- them look brand new. lish name recognition, and it’s especially covered, that sow was said Garner had a metal con- said. “He treated everyone I If you’re the underdog, you might try important for a challenger,”he said. destroyed, Frasier said. tainer near the highway well. There’s nothing I can emulating the color scheme of your oppo- But Bandon resident where people could take eggs say bad about him.” For a candidate’s name to stick, he says, a nent. “Research into the self-conscience of a person needs to see that name about seven person who is predisposed to the ‘big, well- times. known candidate’ shows if the colors are Kahn offers a few tips to sign-planting Americans. consume much of the political politicos: similar, it makes a psychological imprint on DEBATE you.” “We agree,”GOP vice pres- oxygen for several crucial I Keep it simple. “Usually the signs that idential nominee Paul Ryan weeks. are effective are signs that are limited to a I But don’t forget, Kahn says, it takes Economy likely more than signs to win an election. declared in Iowa.“That means The candidates will be name because that’s what you want to embed to be the focus we need to stop digging by speaking to a TV audience of — the name,” he said. “And it’s really an Presidential candidates Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, for instance, won’t focus on Continued from Page A1 electing Mitt Romney the next tens of millions in one of those advantage if you have a short name.” president of the United rare moments when a critical signs because they already are well-known. I Be unique: Italic lettering, strangely States.” mass of Americans collective- It takes an extra push for a challenger to con- shaped signs, and contrasting colors can Romney has pinned his Obama’s camp countered ly fix their attention on one vince voters he’s better than a popular draw eyeballs. “Even black and white can be campaign on the argument that it was the policies of the event. Fifty-two million peo- effective,”he said. “Black and orange can be incumbent. that Obama has failed to ade- president’s Republican prede- ple tuned in to the first debate quately juice up the U.S.econ- cessors that had caused the four years ago. omy, but his challenge is damage. “I think you’re going to see Colt Signs in Coquille, does- are traditionally a small por- reflected in recent polls show- Biden, at a later campaign the Mitt Romney that really SIGN n’t begrudge politicians for tion of his revenue stream. ing growing public optimism event, was careful to say that cares about putting Ameri- Continued from Page A1 shopping online. What he could really use, about the economy and the “the middle class was buried cans back to work,” senior For a bulk order of 100 law he says, is new businesses to president’s leadership. by the policies that Romney adviser Kevin Madden said on “I think people are looking signs, most local companies start opening in Coos Coun- Republicans tried to frame and Ryan supported,” calling “CBS This Morning” today. for the lowest price they can will charge between $2 and ty. the economic debate in their their economic plans an Obama senior campaign get,” she said. “The best they $5 per sign. Wirebaugh says “Right now it’s like being terms Tuesday by pointing to amped-up rework of those adviser Robert Gibbs, can get for their money.” there are companies in Las in a college town without the the vice president’s com- from the George W. Bush appearing on the same pro- Jones specializes in com- Vegas that will produce signs college kids,” he said. “It’s ments in North Carolina years. gram, said “I think what mercial printing rather than for as little as $1.49 each — sort of dismal, you know?” about the beleaguered middle Romney calls tonight’s you’ll hear the president do signs. This year, she made cheaper than the cost of his Reporter Daniel Simmons- class as an unwitting debate the beginning of a tonight is have a conversa- 250 bumper stickers for two basic materials. Ritchie can be reached at 541- acknowledgement that monthlong “conversation tion with the American peo- candidates. Like the others however, 269-1222, ext. 249, or at Obama’s economic policies with the American people,” ple about where we’ve been Ken Wirebaugh, owner of Wirebaugh says those sales [email protected]. have devastated average and the debates do tend to over the past four years.”
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Reedsport stayed perfect in the Sunset Conference volleyball race by coming from behind to beat host Glide on Tuesday. The Braves won 18-25, 25-22, 25-18, 25-22 on Tuesday. Monica Vaughn had 10 kills to lead the Braves, who took a two- game lead in the hybrid league race. Jordyn Parazoo had 16 kills and Natalie Cordell had 14 assists for Glide. Bobcats top Panthers: Myrtle Point beat visiting Gold Beach 30-28, 25-23, 25-12 on Tuesday night, a big win in the Sunset Conference race. The Bobcats needed to beat the Panthers to stay alive in the race for the playoffs after Gold Beach won the first meeting earlier in the season. Barring the teams beating league-leading Reedsport, the third match in Gold Beach on Oct. Photos by Lou Sennick, The World 18 will determine the Sunset North Bend’s McKenna Reasor sends the ball over the net between a pair of Siuslaw defenders Tuesday evening. Reasor had a team-high 19 kills for the Bulldogs. Conference’s second berth to the district playoffs. “We’re getting there,” said Myrtle Point coach Tami Brown. “At least we kept ourselves alive. Vikings maintain Far West League lead We had to have it.” Morgan Newton had 13 assists passes. They had good hitters.” and eight kills and Caitlyn Robison BY RACHEL FINNEY The Bulldogs got off to a quick had 11 assists and 12 kills for the The World start in the opening game, taking a Bobcats. Nicole Seals had seven NORTH BEND — Siuslaw’s 5-1 lead before Siuslaw jumped kills and Grace Hermann had six volleyball team endured a late ahead 7-6 after a pair of aces from kills, six digs and seven aces. surge by North Bend, prevailing in Sadie Wells and a North Bend net Bandon beats Coquille: The a battle for position atop the Far violation. Tigers swept the Red Devils 25-14, West League standings. The game stayed close from 25-15, 27-25 for their first league The visiting Vikings topped the there, as there were eight ties until win. Bulldogs 25-20, 25-22, 13-25, 25- Siuslaw snuck ahead 18-17 on a Bandon coach Courtney Freitag 18 on Tuesday night to improve to Bulldog hitting error. North Bend said several players on her squad 4-0 in league play. North Bend couldn’t tie it again as Dengler were forced to step up after Raelyn dropped into a third-place tie with closed the game with an ace. Freitag twisted her ankle in the Sutherlin at 2-2 behind Douglas Much like the opener, North first game and Haley Freitag (3-1). Bend jumped in front in the sec- became ill in the second. The match was a long roller ond game. McKenna Reasor “They did amazing,” Courtney coaster ride for both teams. served four straight points for a 6- Freitag said. “It was fun to see “It was a game of momentum,” 1 lead before the Vikings took over. these girls coming together having said North Bend coach Les Ashlee Cole stepped back to serve to play positions they haven’t been Willett. “It seems like we got and had a pair of aces en route to a playing.” ahead and got behind, there were a 7-6 Siuslaw lead. The Tigers got some momen- lot of streaks. The Bulldogs missed three tum going into Thursday’s big “I was very pleased with how serves as Siuslaw pushed for game home match with Glide. Bandon we stayed in the match. I thought point, 24-17. But North Bend held needs to beat the Wildcats to stay they played hard.” off the inevitable for five straight alive in the race for a spot in the Despite a slow third game, points before Cole finished it on a Class 3A playoffs. Siuslaw coach Amy Peterson was tip for a 2-0 match lead. happy to come away with a victo- “We just really had to pump it SEE VOLLEYBALL | B3 ry. back up and stay up,” Reasor said. “It was a nice win, and the kids The Bulldogs weren’t going Soccer are improving each match,” she down without a fight. Lona Dengler sets the ball for the Vikings Tuesday during their match against North said. North Bend got off to a 7-0 Bend. In the back is Brittany Hammond for the Bulldogs keeping an eye on the play. Siuslaw senior Lona Dengler start in the third game and even- Bulldogs said the Vikings’ passing was tually ran up an 11-2 lead as Reasor catch up as the Bulldogs ran away North Bend did some good things strong, digging up nearly every- had kill after kill. with the game to cut the match offensively that hurt us getting thing the Bulldogs threw at them. “We just had fun with it,” lead in half. good touches on the ball.” stay perfect “I’m feeling good,” she said of Reasor said. “That was a pretty big let- in league the victory. “We had a lot of good It showed. Siuslaw never could down,” Peterson said. “I think SEE VIKINGS | B3 THE WORLD Riley has Beavers out to a quick start Kevin Johnson had five goals and Sean Thomas added two more as North Bend’s boys soccer team PORTLAND (AP) — The whis- Corvallis community. stayed perfect in Far West League pers about job security aren’t an Riley’s father, Bud, who passed play with a 10-0 road win over issue for Oregon State coach Mike away in August at age 86, was an South Umpqua on Tuesday. Riley any more. assistant coach at Oregon State North Bend got off to a quick The amiable Beavers coach has from 1965-72 and again in 1979. start with Michael Hobson’s free led his team to a 3-0 start and the Mike was a quarterback at kick goal in the 10th minute from No. 14 spot in the AP rankings. It’s Corvallis High School, leading the 30 yards out, and the Bulldogs a dramatic turnaround for a team team to the state title in 1970 added four more goals before half- that won only three games last before deciding to play at Alabama time. season. under coach Bear Bryant. He was a Johnson scored three of his After consecutive wins over reserve defensive back on the 1973 goals in the second half, and ranked teams, Oregon State is Tide team that went 11-1, losing to Thomas scored his goals in the coming off a 38-35 victory over Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl. 42nd and 78th minutes. Hobson Arizona in Tucson last Saturday. It Riley returned to Oregon State also had two assists. was Riley’s 75th victory in his two as head coach in 1997 after serving “They continued to play good stints — he’s in his 12th season as an assistant at USC for several soccer,” said North Bend coach overall — as coach of the Beavers, years under John Robinson. He Tom Zomerschoe. “They did a making him the winningest coach coached the Beavers for two sea- very good job doing the things we in school history. sons before taking the job as head were working on in practice. ... Oregon State hasn’t opened coach of the San Diego Chargers, Just a lot of good ball movement.” with a three-game winning streak then returned to Oregon State in The Bulldogs finished a perfect since 2002. The Beavers host 2-3 2003 after Dennis Erickson 6-0-0 in the first round of league Washington State on Saturday. became head coach of the San play, one game ahead of “Mike and his staff have done a Francisco 49ers. Brookings-Harbor and two up on great job,” Arizona coach Rich Overall, Riley is 75-63 as head Sutherlin in the league standings. Rodriguez said. “You can see those coach of the Beavers. His 75 wins North Bend plays both of those guys are playing with a lot of con- surpass Lon Stiner’s victories at teams next week, hosting fidence and a sense of maturity as Oregon State from 1933-48. Riley Brookings-Harbor on Monday and well.” has 48 league victories, tied for visiting Sutherlin on Wednesday. Even Riley is a bit surprised. 17th on the league’s career list The league moved its volleyball “Actually, the seasons are with Cal coach Jeff Tedford. and soccer schedules up a day always a bit of a mystery,but com- This season’s Beavers were because of a statewide inservice ing off a 3-9 you really didn’t picked to finish last in the Pac-12 day on Friday. know what to expect. The only North Division. But after the “We know we have a really big thing I’ll say is that this team has opener against Nicholls State was game coming up,” Zomerschoe worked hard. It was a good offsea- postponed by Hurricane Isaac, the said. son and right through the summer The Associated Press Beavers upset then-No. 13 Sutherlin 7, Coquille 1: The and we had a really good fall camp Oregon State coach Mike Riley encourages his team before Saturday’s win at Arizona. Wisconsin at Reser Stadium and visiting Bulldogs turned a 2-1 half- with very few distractions. All the the then-No. 19 UCLA Bruins at time lead in their favor with a big signs were good, you just had to when I said, ‘You got to watch the way they’re playing.” the Rose Bowl. second half on Tuesday. start playing and see what came out for Mike Riley.’ Those play- When the Beavers won just “I give a lot of credit again to Sutherlin got two goals each by out of it.” ers love Mike Riley. They will go three games last year, there were Oregon State. Mike Riley is a very Austin Briggs and Travis Hopkins Stanford coach David Shaw to battle for him every single some disgruntled fans calling for good football coach,” Badgers and singled goals by Thorin Tucker, said he told people in the offsea- week,” Shaw said. “I got a cou- Riley’s dismissal. The vitriol, coach Bret Bielema said after his Nick Brewer and Colton Reber. son that Oregon State would be a ple chuckles. Nobody’s chuck- however, was tempered a bit by the team’s loss. contender. ling now. They look as good as respect Riley enjoys both in col- SEE SOCCER | B3 “I got a couple chuckles anybody in the nation right now lege football overall and in the SEE BEAVERS | B2 C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Wednesday,October 3,2012 Y K Sports Scherzer twists ankle during celebration
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lisfranc injury in his left foot, likely leaving the New KANSAS CITY, Mo. — York Jets’ struggling offense Tigers right-hander Max without its top playmaker for Scherzer will miss his sched- the rest of the season. uled start tonight in Kansas That news comes just over City after twisting his right a week after the team lost ankle while celebrating Revis, considered by many to Detroit’s AL Central title be the NFL’s best cornerback, Monday night. for what will likely be the Scherzer was going to season with a torn ligament pitch five in his left knee. innings in the regu- Sports Hurd will appear in court lar-sea- today on new charges son finale Shorts DALLAS — Former NFL to test out wide receiver Sam Hurd, his sore right shoulder, which whose young career was caused him to miss his last brought to a halt by accusa- scheduled start. Manager Jim tions that he tried to buy Leyland said he’s not sure cocaine and marijuana last what the injury means for season, is scheduled to appear Scherzer’s availability when in court today on new charges. Detroit opens the playoffs Arrested last December, Saturday at home. Hurd is due in Dallas federal The Associated Press Mariners will add fences court to plead on a new NewYork’s Ichiro Suzuki (31) and Alex Rodriguez (13) celebrate with Francisco Cervelli after Cervelli scored the winning run on Raul Ibanez’s 12th- indictment with charges inning, walk-off single in their 4-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox in New York on Tuesday. to spacious outfield related to his time out on bail SEATTLE — Tired of see- earlier this year. Hurd is ing fly balls die in a cavernous accused of trying to have a outfield and free-agent slug- cousin arrange a deal to buy 5 Yankees, Orioles push race to final day gers choose more hitter- kilograms of cocaine and 200 friendly settings, the Seattle pounds of marijuana. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Jackson as the only Baltimore players to Alcides Esocbar and Jeff Francoeur Mariners are bringing in the The 27-year-old Hurd is homer in six consecutive games, con- went deep for Kansas City,and Salvador fences at Safeco Field. being held in federal prison NEW YORK — Raul Ibanez tied it necting off Shields (15-10) in the fourth. Perez provided the go-ahead RBI in the The Mariners announced near Dallas. with a pinch-hit homer in the ninth The Orioles managed only one other hit fifth inning. Tuesday they will move in His cousin, Jesse Tyrone inning then had an RBI single in the — Nate McLouth’s sixth-inning single Indians 4, White Sox 3, 12 the fences for the 2013 season Chavful, and an alleged co- 12th, helping the Yankees remain a — in Shields’ third complete game. innings: Jason Donald singled home after years of debate on the conspirator, Toby Lujan, have game up on Baltimore in the AL East Athletics 3, Rangers 1: Travis the winning run with two outs in the impact one of the more spa- signed guilty plea agree- with one game to go by beating the Blackley allowed one run over six 12th inning, lifting the Indians over the cious outfields in baseball ments. Boston Red Sox 4-3 on Tuesday night. innings in a strong bounce-back per- White Sox. was having on their offense. With a second comeback spurred by formance that helped the Athletics Chris Seddon (1-1) pitched a score- The biggest change will PRO BASKETBALL Ibanez in the last 10 days, the Yankees move into a first-place tie in the AL less 12th for the win, Cleveland’s sev- come in the left-center field Howard looks healthy in alley, where the fence will need a win or Orioles loss on the final West with Texas and set up a one-game enth in 17 meetings with Chicago. It was first workout with Lakers day of the season to secure their 13th showdown for the division title. the left-hander’s first victory since July move in as much as 17 feet. EL SEGUNDO, Calif. — division title since A night after holding a raucous cele- 24, 2010, when he was with Seattle. The left-center power alley is Dwight Howard participated 1996. The Orioles bration after clinching their first playoff Blue Jays 4, Twins 3: Chad Jenkins currently 390 feet, but will be in his first practice with the beat Tampa Bay 1-0 AL berth since 2006, the A’s erased the last earned his first major league win, Kelly at 378 next season. From Los Angeles Lakers, going earlier. piece of what had been a 13-game Johnson hit a two-run home run and the there, instead of a rounded Recap through a lengthy workout If the teams end deficit in the division race on June 30 to Blue Jays beat the Twins. fence, the wall will move with no apparent concerns up even after today’s take a share of first place for the first Three-time batting champion Joe straight out to its deepest about his surgically repaired games, they’ll play a time since March 29. Mauer went hitless in three at-bats, point at 405 feet, four feet back. tiebreaker Thursday in Baltimore. Blackley (6-4) gave up three hits and dropping his average to .320. Detroit’s shorter than currently. The Howard worked out with The Yankees kept missing chances struck out five a week after the Rangers Miguel Cabrera is leading the batting straighter line of the fence the Lakers’ new starting five on a misty night. They were 0-58 when knocked him out with a five-run first race, hitting .331. Angels rookie Mike will lead to the 17-foot during much of the afternoon trailing after eight innings this season, inning in the shortest start of his career. Trout is second. change. Mariners 6, Angels 1: Kyle Seager practice at the Lakers’ train- then rallied in the ninth. He allowed only an RBI double to Josh MLB agrees to contracts Orioles 1, Rays 0: Chris Davis Hamilton in what was the latest surpris- became the first Seattle batter to hit 20 ing complex, running offen- homered for the sixth straight game and ing performance for the low-budget A’s. home runs in a season since 2009 with a with Fox, Turner Sports sive drills with Steve Nash the Orioles overcame a club-record 15 Royals 4, Tigers 2: Miguel Cabrera solo shot in the first inning and the NEW YORK — Major and playing a little 1-on-1 strikeouts by James Shields to beat the had two hits and drove in two runs Mariners beat Mike Trout and the Angels. League Baseball agreed with against Pau Gasol. After fin- Rays, pushing the AL East race to the before leaving in the fifth inning, and The penultimate game of the season Fox and Turner Sports on ishing up the workout with final day of the season. the Royals rallied to beat his AL Central came a night after the Angels were eight-year contracts that will drills in the Lakers’ new Orioles rookie Miguel Gonzalez (9- champion Tigers. eliminated from the AL wild card chase. run through 2021 and keep Princeton-inflected offense, 4) limited the Rays to two singles over 6 With one game left in the regular sea- And they played like a team with noth- the World Series on Fox. he got a few quick pointers 1-3 innings. The right-hander walked son, Cabrera leads the American League ing tangible left to play for, tying their The amount baseball from Kobe Bryant. two and struck out seven before manag- in average (.331), home runs (44) and season high with three errors. receives from the two net- Howard’s performance er Buck Showalter turned the game over RBIs (139), putting him on the brink of Trout had one hit in five at-bats to works will double to an aver- was encouraging to the to the bullpen. becoming the first Triple Crown winner see his average drop to .324. He’s seven age of about $800 million Lakers, who are being careful Davis joined Hall of Famer Reggie since Boston’s Carl Yastrzemski in 1967. points behind leader Miguel Cabrera. annually, with Fox’s share with their new franchise cen- averaging about $500 million. ter five months after surgery Fox also will retain rights to repair a herniated disc in Cardinals clinch second NL wild card spot to the All-Star game and a his back. league championship series PRO HOCKEY every year, and adds coverage Louis with one game to go. the playoffs. A tie favors over the Phillies. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS of two division series starting NHL has lost $100 million In St. Louis, Mat Latos Washington, since it won the Pirates 5, Braves 1: in 2014. Fox broadcast the won his fourth straight deci- season series against the Kevin Correia pitched effec- from lockout so far ST. LOUIS — The St. World Series in 1996 and sion to finish the regular sea- Reds. tively into the seventh NEW YORK — The finan- Louis Cardinals clinched 1998, and has had exclusive son and Giants 4, Dodgers 3: inning, Garrett Jones home- cial losses are starting to pile baseball’s final postseason rights since 2000. Scott The Dodgers were eliminated red and the Pirates won con- up as a result of the NHL berth Tuesday night when TBS will retain the rights to NL Rolen from playoff contention, secutive games for the first lockout. the Los Angeles Dodgers lost air one league championship homered their wild-card hopes dashed time in four weeks, beating In speaking to reporters to San Francisco. Recap series, two division series and off Chris to Barry Zito and the Giants. the Braves. after talks finished up for the The defending World one wild-card game. Carpenter The defeat left the The Pirates (79-82) tied day between the league and Series champions were beat- MLB Network will con- to give the Dodgers two games behind for their most wins in a sea- the NHLPA, NHL Deputy en by Cincinnati 3-1 but tinue to have the right to two Reds the victory. St. Louis with only one game son since their North Commissioner Bill Daly esti- wrapped up the second NL games from one division Cincinnati enters the final left in the regular season. American major professional mated that the league has wild card hours later when series in the new eight-year day of the season tied with Zito (15-8) continued his sports record streak of 20 lost $100 million in revenues the Giants won 4-3 at Dodger deal. Stadium. St. Louis will play Washington for the best best stretch since joining the losing seasons began in 1993. from the canceled preseason. at Atlanta on Friday in the record in the National Giants in 2007. They’ve won The 1999 Pirates went 79-83. PRO FOOTBALL And though they can pick new one-game playoff League. If the Reds win and his last 11 outings as the left- A day after being elimi- up at any time, for the between wild-card teams. Nationals lose today, hander has gone 7-0 for the nated from the NL East divi- Source says Holmes will moment, there are no further The Dodgers’ loss left Cincinnati will have home first time since he won eight sion title race, the wild-card be done for the season talks scheduled. That only them two games behind St. field advantage throughout in a row with Oakland from Braves rested several regulars NEW YORK — First, further increases speculation June 28-Aug. 4, 2005. and shuffled players in and Darrelle Revis. Now, that regular-season games Marlins 4, Mets 3, 11 out of the lineup. Santonio Holmes. could be lost, with an innings: New York Mets Astros 3, Cubs 0: Bud A person familiar with the announcement sometime knuckleballer R.A. Dickey Norris pitched six shutout situation told The Associated this week. The season was struck out one-shot wonder innings, Jason Castro home- Press that Holmes has a slated to begin Oct. 11. Adam Greenberg, but also red and the Astros beat the gave up two homers in his Cubs in a matchup of 100- final start of a Cy Young- loss teams. Against the Wildcats, hopeful season and the Mets The season-ending series BEAVERS sophomore quarterback Sean lost to the Marlins. between NL Central clubs From Page B1 Mannion passed for a career- The Marlins’ Greenberg marks the first meeting of high 433 yards and three struck out on three pitches 100-loss team in the majors Oregon State’s AP ranking touchdowns, including the against Dickey when he batted since 1962, when the Cubs is its highest since Nov. 29, game-winner to Connor for the first time in seven years played the New York Mets. 2009, when the Beavers were Hamlett with 1:17 remaining in the sixth inning. Greenberg Houston (55-106) threw No. 13 heading into the Civil in the fourth quarter. signed a one-day contract its third straight shutout and War rivalry game against Mannion earned Pac-12 before the game, his first since won for the fifth time in six Oregon. It is the team’s high- player of the week honors. he was beaned in his major games. The Astros have est ranking this early in the Wide receivers Markus league debut in 2005. already matched last year’s season since they opened Wheaton and Brandin Cooks Donovan Solano hit a franchise-worst loss total 2001 at No. 10. are each averaging just over NOW on game-winning, bases- with one game left. Riley said he’s keeping 134 receiving yards a game, loaded one-out single off Brewers 4, Padres 3: tabs on how his team is deal- ranking them fifth and sixth Collin McHugh (0-4). Rookie Martin Maldonado ing with success. in the nation. In his bid for his 21st vic- hit a grand slam and the “You find out week to Oregon State’s defense is tory, Dickey left after six Brewers used 10 newcomers week, right? I thought their allowing an average of only innings trailing 3-0, but the in beating the Padres. approach and everything was 83 yards rushing per game, Mets rallied with three runs Maldonado connected good since Day 1, and I mean ninth nationally. The Beavers in the eighth to tie the game. against Anthony Bass (2-8) in camp. They haven’t really are in the middle of the Pac- After Marlins rookie Jacob the third inning for his first changed,”Riley said. “I know 12 for overall defense, allow- Turner allowed one run in 7 career slam and eighth home it’s an issue, and we address it ing opponents nearly 399 2-3 innings, beleaguered for- run of the year. The backup all the time about how you yards a game. mer All-Star Heath Bell catcher was in a 1-for-16 handle doing well. But this On Saturday they’ll face the helped blow their lead. slump since Sept. 10 when he team seems to be pretty Cougars, who have lost two Nationals 4, Phillies 2: delivered. grounded.” straight games, to conference ONLY at A smile crept across Adam Diamondbacks 5, One way to keep them foes Colorado and Oregon. LaRoche’s face while he Rockies 3: Aaron Hill hit a grounded? Riley has treated Coach Mike Leach said he rounded the bases Tuesday game-winning three-run his team to In-N-Out burgers doesn’t know Riley personally BAY APPLIANCE & TV night after hitting his career- home run with two outs in after the away games against but has a lot of respect for him. high 33rd homer to become the ninth inning to lift the the Bruins and Wildcats. The “They’re a good solid 541.269.5158 the third Nationals player Diamondbacks. order was 255 double-dou- team,” Leach said of the 253 S. Broadway, Coos Bay with 100 RBIs in a season, Jordan Pacheco had hit a bles and 150 fries. Beavers. “They’re a team that (Next to the Egyptian Theatre) CCB# 184579 another celebratory moment two-run double in the top of Through three games, the took their lumps last year, for NL East champion the eighth to give the Rockies Beavers appear solid on both and it feels like this is their Washington during a victory a 3-2 lead. sides of the ball. year, you know?” C M C M Y K Y K
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their passing game in the Bend coach Dustin Hood SOCCER second half, having many said. NB girls win possession passing runs “Gabby Hobson had three down the wings with pene- assists. She just does so much with shutout trating runs toward the goal for us that goes unsung or From Page B1 that ended with a shot,” unwritten.” Pacific coach Rob Porter said. Shay and Cole had two The result was a season- assists each. Coquille’s goal came in best 26 shots on goal in the “Emma and Brianna and the 20th minute by Terrence match. Jordyn really attacked,”Hood Edwards, and he also hit the said. “They played great crossbar about five minutes Far West League girls tonight.” later. North Bend 11, Coquille North Bend wraps up the Pacific 4, Douglas 0: 0: Emma Powley and Brianna first half of the season at The Pirates got their first win Cole both had hat tricks as Douglas on Thursday. of the season by shutting out the Bulldogs stayed perfect in Brookings-Harbor 12, the Trojans at Winston. the Far West League soccer South Umpqua 0: The Troy McClurg scored on race on Tuesday. Bruins earned the road an assist from Hamin Cho Powley had four goals for shutout to keep pace a win seven minutes into the the Bulldogs and Brianna behind North Bend in the match. Cho added a goal in Cole added three. league standings. The Bruins the 25th minute with an Mikena Shay, Kadie visit the Bulldogs next assist by Andrew Porter. Forderer, Jordyn Johnson and Wednesday after a big home The Associated Press McClurg and Cho each Madison Spence each added match against Sutherlin to From left to right: Helge Folkert Meeuw, Britta Steffen, Jenny Mensing and Marco Koch from Germany scored again in the second single goals in the win for finish the first half of the celebrate after winning the 4x50-meter medley relay at the Swimming World Cup in Dubai, United Arab half. McClurg sent a long North Bend. Forderer is the league season on Thursday. Emirates, on Tuesday. shot to the corner of the net, team’s goalie, but was given a Sutherlin 7, Douglas 0: while Cho sent a low shot chance to play in the field late The Bulldogs kept their share through a group of defenders in the game. of second place with into the net. “We passed the ball really Brookings-Harbor with their Coed relays debut in Dubai “The Pirates improved well again tonight,” North own shutout on Tuesday.
DUBAI, United Arab “I only wanted to give my teammates before they Emirates (AP) — Stroke by best and I did,”she said. received a gold medal.“It was VOLLEYBALL Horn added 10 for the Powers coach Heather stroke, they were coming Germany gambled by also good to see what I can do Trojans, while Tori Bond had Shorb came away from the after her. Britta Steffen of putting Steffen — a world under pressure against the Powers plays 25 assists. Destiny Phillips match encouraged. Germany had the lead, but it record-holder in the 50 men.” had 34 digs and Van Horn “We played really well,” was quickly shrinking, with freestyle — on the final leg. A mixed freestyle relay is great in loss added 32. she said. “We made them two elite male swimmers in But it proved a successful scheduled for today, the last From Page B1 Cheyenne LeFevre had 14 work for that win. pursuit. tactic when her teammates day of the two-day meet. kills and 25 digs and Jennifer “All the games were all But on this day — when gave her a lead of half a pool The mixed relays feature Hults had 32 assists and 24 very close. I’m pretty pleased top-level swimming featured length. Hungary’s Krisztian two men and two women on Bayli Waddington had 12 digs in the losing effort for with how we played tonight. its first male vs. female racing Takacs and Ukraine’s Sergii each team. assists and Jessica McElravey the Bulldogs. They’re a good team.” — Steffen made sure it was Frolov closed the gap, but The format is being intro- had 15 digs for the Red Devils. Lancers get win: South Rebecca Standley had ladies first. Steffen guided Germany duced at all eight World Cup Kaela Libby had seven kills Umpqua beat visiting seven kills, three blocks and She held off the fast- home by a comfortable mar- meets this season in what and Chrissie VanLeuven Brookings-Harbor 25-20, nine digs for the Cruisers. charging men from gin. swimming’s governing body added three. 15-25, 25-8, 27-25 in a Sadie Blanton had five kills Hungary and Ukraine to Germany finished in 1 says is an attempt to move matchup of the league’s two and four aces and Jessie anchor her country to vic- minute, 43.21 seconds — 2.10 the sport forward. If these Far West League winless squads. Hunter had four kills and five tory in a 4x50-meter med- seconds faster than Hungary. relays prove successful, FINA Trojans top Sutherlin: blocks. ley relay at a short-course Ukraine was another 0.58 executive director Cornel Douglas edged the visiting Skyline League “They keep getting better World Cup meet. She was seconds back. Marculescu said they could Bulldogs 16-25, 25-19, 17-25, Hornets top Powers: and playing together more as embraced by smiling team- “It’s enjoyable and good be part of the short-course 25-20, 15-8 on Tuesday. Camas Valley beat host a team,” Shorb said. “They mates as she jumped out of team building,” said Steffen, world championship in Sadie Birch had 12 kills Powers, 25-20, 24-26, 25-20, just worked really hard the pool. surrounded by her three December. and seven aces and Riley Van 27-25 on Tuesday night. tonight.”
Siuslaw turned it around pushed its lead to 22-11 with 15 kills, and Cole and pleased with his team’s 19 ing,” Reasor said. VIKINGS in the fourth game, going on a before the Bulldogs went on a Adrianna Roberts both added hitting errors. “Doesn’t get any easier,” Siuslaw stays 14-2 run before Cole missed a 7-1 run. But Siuslaw’s seven kills. Now, the Bulldogs need to Willett said. serve. A few points later, the Chelsey Bartlett slammed a For North Bend, Reasor bounce back from consecu- Siuslaw looks to stay perfect in FWL Bulldogs began clawing their kill for match point, and a had a breakout game with 19 tive league losses as they unbeaten against visiting From Page B1 way back into the game. North Bend hitting error gave kills and 16 digs. Setter Britni head to Douglas on Thursday South Umpqua (1-3) on They pulled within seven Siuslaw the match. Ring had 33 assists and 18 or fall into fourth place, one Thursday. points on kills from Ashley “We just forgot about (the digs, Brittany Hammond had spot out of the playoff pic- “I’m really excited for “Too many errors,” LaBarre and Reasor as Dayna third game) completely,” seven kills and 18 digs and ture midway through the Thursday,” Dengler said. Dengler said. “I think once Ring served five straight Dengler said. LaBarre added seven kills. league season. “This team has more poten- they got up, we got down.” points with an ace. Siuslaw Dengler led the Vikings But Willett said he wasn’t “We need to fix our pass- tial than I’ve ever had.” Scoreboard
9. Gresham (5-0) 14 10 Washington, LaRoche (33). L.A. Angels (Weaver 20-4) at Seattle (Beavan Pittsburgh 1 2 0 .333 77 75 On The Air High School Results 10. Beaverton (4-1) 5 8 Pirates 5, Braves 1 10-11), 3:40 p.m. Cleveland 040.0007398 (tie) Southridge (2-3) 5 NR Atlanta 000 100 000 — 1 8 1 Boston (Matsuzaka 1-6) at N.Y. Yankees West W L T Pct PF PA Today VOLLEYBALL Others receiving votes: West Salem 4. Crater Pittsburgh 110 030 00x — 5 10 0 (Kuroda 15-11), 4:05 p.m. San Diego 3 1 0 .750 100 71 Major League Baseball — Houston at Chicago 4. Sprague 4. Sunset 4. Hanson, C.Martinez (7), Durbin (8) and D.Ross, Chicago White Sox (Floyd 11-11) at Cleveland Denver 2 2 0 .500 11483 Cubs, 11 a.m., WGN; Los Angeles Angels at Seattle, Far West League Class 5A (D.Huff 3-0), 4:05 p.m. Kansas City 1 3 0 .250 88 136 W L Boscan; Correia, Ju.Wilson (7), Resop (8), Morris 3:30 p.m., Root Sports; Boston at New York School Points Record Prv Minnesota (Diamond 12-8) at Toronto (Morrow Oakland 1 3 0 .250 67 125 Siuslaw 4 0 (9) and McKenry. W—Correia 12-11. L—Hanson 13- Yankees, 4 p.m., ESPN; Baltimore at Tampa Bay, 4 1. Sherwood (7) (5-0) 79 2 9-7), 4:07 p.m. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Douglas 3 1 10. HRs—Pittsburgh, G.Jones (27). p.m., ESPN2. 2. Silverton (1) (5-0) 68 4 Baltimore (Tillman 9-2) at Tampa Bay East W L T Pct PF PA North Bend 2 2 Marlins 4, Mets 3 UEFA Champions League Soccer — Arsenal vs. 3. Marist (4-1) 63 3 (Hellickson 9-11), 4:10 p.m. Philadelphia 3 1 0 .750 66 83 Sutherlin 2 2 New York 000 000 030 00 — 3 9 0 Olympiacos, 11:30 a.m., Root Sports. 4. West Albany (4-1) 53 1 Detroit (L.Marte 0-0) at Kansas City (Mendoza Dallas 2 2 0 .500 65 88 South Umpqua 1 3 Miami 000 111 000 01 — 4 10 0 Thursday, Oct. 4 (tie) Wilsonville (4-1) 53 5 8-9), 5:10 p.m. Washington 2 2 0 .500 123 123 Brookings-Harbor 0 4 (11 innings) High School Volleyball — North Eugene at 6. Redmond (5-0) 39 6 End of Regular Season N.Y. Giants 2 2 0 .500 111 84 Tuesday’s Scores: Dickey, Acosta (7), Parnell (8), El.Ramirez (10), Marshfield, 6:45 p.m., KMHS (1420 AM). 7. Springfield (4-1) 26 8 South W L T Pct PF PA Siuslaw d. North Bend, 25-20, 25-22, 13-25, 25- Hampson (10), Rauch (10), McHugh (11) and Indians 4, White Sox 3 NFL — Arizona at St. Louis, 5:20 p.m., NFL 8. Mountain View (2-3) 12 7 Atlanta 4 0 0 1.000 124 76 18 Thole; Ja.Turner, M.Dunn (8), H.Bell (8), A.Ramos Chicago 000 001 002 000 — 3 9 1 Network. 9. Milwaukie (4-1) 11 10 Tampa Bay 1 3 0 .250 82 91 Douglas d. Sutherlin, 16-25, 25-19, 17-25, 25-20, (8), Cishek (9), Webb (10), Gaudin (11) and Cleveland 000 100 002 001 — 4 8 0 College Football — USC at Utah, 6 p.m., ESPN. (tie) Churchill (4-1) 11 9 Carolina 1 3 0 .250 80 109 15-8 Brantly. W—Gaudin 4-2. L—McHugh 0-4. HRs— (12 innings) WNBA Basketball — Playoffs, teams TBA, 6 p.m., Others receiving votes: Hermiston 7. Wilson 6. New Orleans 0 4 0 .000 110 130 South Umpqua d. Brookings-Harbor, 25-20, 15- Miami, G.Hernandez (3), Brantly (3). Peavy, Veal (9), Myers (9), Thornton (11), ESPN2. Crescent Valley 6. Hood River 4. Corvallis 2. North W L T Pct PF PA 25, 25-8, 27-25 Astros 3, Cubs 0 N.Jones (12) and Flowers, H.Gimenez; Auto Racing — Formula One Japanese Grand Prix Class 4A Masterson, J.Smith (7), Pestano (8), C.Perez (9), Minnesota 3 1 0 .750 90 72 Houston 020 000 010 — 3 5 1 practice, 10 p.m., Speed Channel. Sunset Conference School Points Record Prv S.Barnes (10), E.Rogers (11), Seddon (12) and Chicago 3 1 0 .750 108 68 Chicago 000 000 000 — 0 4 2 Golf — PGA Tour Justin Timberlake Shriners W L 1. Siuslaw (8) (4-0) 80 2 Marson, Rottino. W—Seddon 1-1. L—Thornton 4- Green Bay 2 2 0 .500 85 81 B.Norris, X.Cedeno (7), Fick (8), W.Wright (8), Hospital for Children Open, 1 p.m., Golf Channel; Reedsport 5 0 2. Gladstone (4-1) 58 1 10. HRs—Chicago, Viciedo (24). Cleveland, Choo Detroit 1 3 0 .250 100 114 W.Lopez (9) and J.Castro; Volstad, Al.Cabrera (8), Web.Com Tour Neediest Kids Championship, 4:30 Glide 3 2 (tie) La Salle Prep (3-2) 58 7 (16), Hafner (12). West W L T Pct PF PA Beliveau (8), Bowden (9) and W.Castillo. W— Arizona 4 0 0 1.000 91 61 p.m., Golf Channel; European Tour Alfred Dunhill Myrtle Point 3 2 4. Baker (4-1) 56 4 Yankees 4, Red Sox 3 Gold Beach 2 3 B.Norris 7-13. L—Volstad 3-12. Sv—W.Lopez (10). San Francisco 3 1 0 .750 104 65 Links Championship, 5:30 a.m., Golf Channel. 5. Klamath (4-1) 52 5 Boston 200 000 001 000 — 3 8 1 Bandon 1 4 HRs—Houston, J.Castro (6). St. Louis 2 2 0 .500 79 91 Friday, Oct. 5 6. Philomath (4-1) 46 6 New York 010 000 002 001 — 4 16 0 Coquille 1 4 Brewers 4, Padres 3 Seattle 2 2 0 .500 70 58 High School Football — Springfield at 7. Cascade (4-1) 24 3 (12 innings) Tuesday’s Scores: San Diego 000 102 000 — 3 10 0 Thursday, Oct. 4 Marshfield, 7 p.m., KMHS (91.3 FM); South 8. Cottage Grove (5-1) 16 T9 Lester, R.Hill (6), Tazawa (7), Breslow (8), Myrtle Point d. Gold Beach, 30-28, 25-23, 25-12 Milwaukee 004 000 00x — 4 5 0 Arizona at St. Louis, 5:20 p.m. Umpqua at North Bend, 7 p.m., K-Light (98.7 9. North Bend (4-1) 12 T9 A.Bailey (9), Melancon (9), Padilla (11), A.Miller Reedsport d. Glide, 18-25, 25-18, 25-22, 25-22 Bass, Mikolas (4), Brach (6), Thayer (7), Layne Sunday, Oct. 7 FM); Bandon at Myrtle Point, 7 p.m., KTEE (94.9 10. North Valley (4-1) 10 T9 (12) and Saltalamacchia; D.Phelps, Logan (6), Bandon d. Coquille, 25-14, 25-15, 27-25 (7), Boxberger (7), Thatcher (8), Gregerson (8) Baltimore at Kansas City, 10 a.m. FM and 95.7 FM); Sutherlin at Siuslaw, 7 p.m., (tie) Scappoose (4-1) 10 10 Chamberlain (7), D.Robertson (8), R.Soriano (9), and Jo.Baker, Grandal; Thornburg, Kintzler (5), Atlanta at Washington, 10 a.m. KCST (106.9 FM); Gold Beach at Reedsport, 7 Skyline League Others receiving votes: Sweet Home 5. D.Lowe (11) and R.Martin, C.Stewart, Cervelli. M.Parra (6), Loe (6), Henderson (7), Fr.Rodriguez Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 10 a.m. p.m., KGBR (92.7 FM); Brookings-Harbor at W L Estacada 5. Seaside 3. North Marion 2. Madras 2. W—D.Lowe 9-11. L—A.Miller 3-2. HRs—Boston, (8), Axford (9) and M.Maldonado. W—Henderson Green Bay at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. Douglas, 7 p.m., KURY (95.3 FM). Yoncalla 7 0 Crook County 1. Loney (2). New York, Ibanez (19). Major League Baseball — Wild card games, 3 p.m. 1-2. L—Bass 2-8. Sv—Axford (35). HRs—Milwaukee, Cleveland at N.Y. Giants, 10 a.m. Camas Valley 6 1 Blue Jays 4, Twins 3 Miami at Cincinnati, 10 a.m. and 6:30 p.m., TBS. Elkton 4 2 Pro Baseball M.Maldonado (8). College Football — Pittsburgh at Syracuse, 4 Reds 3, Cardinals 1 Minnesota 000 002 100 — 3 10 2 Seattle at Carolina, 1:05 p.m. Umpqua Valley Christian 4 4 Toronto 001 210 00x — 4 6 0 Chicago at Jacksonville, 1:05 p.m. p.m., ESPN; Utah State at BYU, 7:15 p.m., ESPN. Cincinnati 000 102 000 — 3 8 0 Pacific 3 5 National League Swarzak, Waldrop (6), Perdomo (8), Buffalo at San Francisco, 1:25 p.m. Canadian Football League — Hamilton at St. Louis 100 000 000 — 1 6 0 Powers 1 6 East Division W L Pct GB T.Robertson (8), Fien (8) and C.Herrmann; Tennessee at Minnesota, 1:25 p.m. Edmonton, 6 p.m., NBC Sports Network. Latos, LeCure (6), Marshall (7), Broxton (8), New Hope 0 7 x-Washington 97 64 .602 — Jenkins, Loup (6), Delabar (7), Oliver (8), Janssen Denver at New England, 1:25 p.m. Auto Racing — NASCAR Sprint Cup Talladega A.Chapman (9) and D.Navarro; C.Carpenter, Monday’s Score: y-Atlanta 93 68 .578 4 (9) and Arencibia. W—Jenkins 1-3. L—Swarzak 3-6. San Diego at New Orleans, 5:20 p.m. 500, practice at 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m.; NASCAR Rosenthal (7), J.Kelly (8) and Y.Molina. W—Latos UVC d. Pacific, 25-13, 25-22, 25-19 Philadelphia 81 80 .503 16 Sv—Janssen (22). HRs—Minnesota, Span (4). Open: Dallas, Detroit, Oakland, Tampa Bay Camping World Truck Series Talladega 250 quali- Tuesday’s Scores: New York 73 88 .453 24 14-4. L—C.Carpenter 0-2. Sv—A.Chapman (38). fying, 2 p.m., Speed Channel; Formula One Toronto, K.Johnson (16). Monday, Oct. 8 Camas Valley d. Powers, 25-20, 24-26, 25-20, Miami 69 92 .429 28 HRs—Cincinnati, Rolen (8). Houston at N.Y. Jets, 5:30 p.m. Japanese Grand Prix qualifying, 10 p.m., Speed 27-25 Central Division W L Pct GB Diamondbacks 5, Rockies 3 Orioles 1, Rays 0 Baltimore 000 100 000 — 1 2 0 Channel. Elkton at New Hope Christian, na x-Cincinnati 97 64 .602 — Colorado 010 000 020 — 3 10 0 Baltimore 000 100 000 — 1 2 0 Tampa Bay 000 000 000 — 0 2 0 WNBA Basketball — Playoffs, teams TBA, 5 p.m., y-St. Louis 87 74 .540 10 Arizona 000 000 203 — 5 11 1 Tampa Bay 000 000 000 — 0 2 0 Pro Soccer ESPN2. SOCCER Milwaukee 83 78 .516 14 Chacin, Moscoso (6), Brothers (8), Mig.Gonzalez, Matusz (7), O’Day (8), Golf — PGA Tour Justin Timberlake Shriners Far West League Boys Pittsburgh 79 82 .491 18 R.Betancourt (9) and W.Rosario; Corbin, Ji.Johnson (9) and Wieters; Shields and Major League Soccer Hospital for Children Open, 1 p.m., Golf Channel; W L T Pts Chicago 60 101 .373 37 D.Hernandez (8), Ziegler (9) and M.Montero. W— C.Gimenez, Lobaton. W—Mig.Gonzalez 9-4. L— Wednesday, Oct. 3 Champions Tour SAS Championship, 10:30 a.m., North Bend 6 0 018 Houston 55 106 .342 42 Ziegler 6-1. L—R.Betancourt 1-4. HRs—Arizona, Shields 15-10. Sv—Ji.Johnson (51). HRs— Philadelphia at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. Golf Channel; Web.Com Tour Neediest Kids Brookings-Harbor 5 1 015 West Division W L Pct GB Jo.McDonald (6), A.Hill (26). Baltimore, C.Davis (33). Chivas USA at Vancouver, 7 p.m. Championship, 4:30 p.m., Golf Channel; European Sutherlin 42012 x-San Francisco 94 67 .584 — Giants 4, Dodgers 3 Royals 4, Tigers 2 Saturday, Oct. 6 Tour Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, 5:30 a.m., South Umpqua 2 3 1 7 Los Angeles 85 76 .528 9 Detroit 002 000 000 — 2 6 0 D.C. United at Toronto FC, 10 a.m. Golf Channel San Francisco 011 020 000 — 4 10 0 Coquille 1 4 1 4 Arizona 81 80 .503 13 Los Angeles 010 000 200 — 3 10 1 Kansas City 100 020 01x — 4 9 2 Chicago at New York, 12:30 p.m. Pacific 1 4 1 4 San Diego 75 86 .466 19 Zito, Mota (7), Kontos (7), Ja.Lopez (8), Fister, Putkonen (5), D.Downs (7), B.Villarreal New England at Philadelphia, 4 p.m. Local Schedule Douglas 051 1 Colorado 63 98 .391 31 S.Casilla (8), Affeldt (9), Romo (9) and (8) and Avila, Holaday; Guthrie, Bueno (7), Montreal at Houston, 5:30 p.m. Tuesday’s Scores: x-clinched division H.Sanchez; Capuano, J.Wright (4), Guerrier (5), K.Herrera (8), G.Holland (9) and S.Perez. W— Real Salt Lake at Los Angeles, 6 p.m. Today North Bend 11, South Umpqua 0 y-clinched wild card Sh.Tolleson (6), Belisario (7), Jansen (8), League Guthrie 5-3. L—Fister 10-10. Sv—G.Holland (16). San Jose at Colorado, 6 p.m. Women’s College Soccer — Chemeketa at Sutherlin 7, Coquille 1 Tuesday’s Games (9) and A.Ellis. W—Zito 15-8. L—Capuano 12-12. HRs—Kansas City, A.Escobar (5), Francoeur (16). Sunday, Oct. 7 SWOCC, 2 p.m. Pacific 4, Douglas 0 Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 1 Sv—Romo (14). HRs—San Francisco, Posey (24), Athletics 3, Rangers 1 Sporting Kansas City at Columbus, 1 p.m. Men’s College Soccer — Chemeketa at SWOCC, 4 Far West League Girls Washington 4, Philadelphia 2 Arias (5). Los Angeles, A.Ellis (13). Texas 001 000 000 — 1 5 2 FC Dallas at Chivas USA, 4 p.m. p.m. W L T Pts Miami 4, N.Y. Mets 3, 11 innings Oakland 000 021 00x — 3 6 2 Portland at Seattle FC, 6 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 4 North Bend 4 0 0 12 Houston 3, Chicago Cubs 0 American League M.Harrison, Ogando (7), Kirkman (8), Oswalt High School Volleyball — Midwestern League: Brookings-Harbor 3 1 0 9 Milwaukee 4, San Diego 3 East Division W L Pct GB (8) and Soto, Napoli; Blackley, Doolittle (7), Transactions North Eugene at Marshfield, 6:45 p.m. Far West Sutherlin 3 1 0 9 Cincinnati 3, St. Louis 1 z-New York 94 67 .584 — R.Cook (8), Balfour (9) and D.Norris. W—Blackley League: North Bend at Douglas, 6 p.m.; South Coquille 1 3 0 3 Arizona 5, Colorado 3 z-Baltimore 93 68 .578 1 6-4. L—M.Harrison 18-11. Sv—Balfour (24). HRs— BASEBALL Umpqua at Siuslaw, 6 p.m.; Sutherlin at South Umpqua 1 3 0 3 San Francisco 4, L.A. Dodgers 3 Tampa Bay 89 72 .553 5 Oakland, J.Gomes (18). Major League Baseball Today’s Games Brookings-Harbor, 6 p.m. Sunset Conference: Douglas 0 4 0 0 Toronto 72 89 .447 22 Mariners 6, Angels 1 COMMISSIONER’S OFFICE—Suspended minor Coquille at Gold Beach, 6 p.m.; Myrtle Point at Atlanta (Sheets 4-4) at Pittsburgh (A.J.Burnett Tuesday’s Scores: Boston 69 92 .429 25 Los Angeles 000 000 001 — 1 9 3 league free agent OF Joey Gathright 50 games, Reedsport, 6 p.m.; Glide at Bandon, 6 p.m. 16-9), 9:35 a.m. North Bend 10, Coquille 0 Central Division W L Pct GB Seattle 100 202 01x — 6 9 2 without pay, for violating the Minor League Drug High School Boys Soccer — Far West League: Philadelphia (Cl.Lee 6-8) at Washington Brookings-Harbor 12, South Umpqua 0 x-Detroit 87 74 .540 — Haren, Walden (7), A.Taylor (8) and Conger; Prevention and Treatment Program. Pacific at Sutherlin, 4:30 p.m.; Coquille at (E.Jackson 9-11), 10:05 a.m. Sutherlin 7, Douglas 0 Chicago 84 77 .522 3 Iwakuma, C.Capps (7), Wilhelmsen (9) and Jaso. BASKETBALL Brookings-Harbor, 3 p.m. Nonleague: Houston (E.Gonzalez 3-1) at Chicago Cubs Kansas City 72 89 .447 15 W—Iwakuma 9-5. L—Haren 12-13. HRs—Seattle, National Basketball Association Marshfield at Sheldon JV, 5 p.m. (T.Wood 6-13), 11:20 a.m. Cleveland 68 93 .422 19 Seager (20). DALLAS MAVERICKS—Waived G Tu Holloway High School Girls Soccer — Far West League: High School Polls N.Y. Mets (Hefner 3-7) at Miami (Koehler 0-0), Minnesota 66 95 .410 21 and C DJ Mbenga. North Bend at Douglas, 4:30 p.m.; South 1:10 p.m. West Division W L Pct GB FOOTBALL Umpqua at Coquille, 4:30 p.m.; Sutherlin at FOOTBALL Colorado (Francis 5-7) at Arizona (I.Kennedy z-Oakland 93 68 .578 — Pro Football National Football League Brookings-Harbor, 4:30 p.m. Nonleague: PORTLAND (AP) — Here are the results of the 15-11), 4:10 p.m. z-Texas 93 68 .578 — CINCINNATI BENGALS—Signed TE Richard Marshfield at Sheldon JV, 5 p.m. Oregon state high school football media poll for San Francisco (Vogelsong 14-9) at L.A. Los Angeles 89 72 .553 4 NFL Quinn. Waived CB Chris Lewis-Hall. Friday, Oct. 5 Tuesday, Oct. 02, 2012, with first-place votes in Dodgers (Kershaw 13-9), 4:15 p.m. Seattle 74 87 .460 19 AMERICAN CONFERENCE MIAMI DOLPHINS—Signed WR Jabar Gaffney. High School Football — Midwestern League: parentheses, followed by total points. A team San Diego (Werner 2-3) at Milwaukee (Stinson z-clinched playoff berth East W L T Pct PF PA Terminated the contract of WR Legedu Naanee Springfield at Marshfield, 7 p.m. Far West receives 10 points for each first-place vote, nine 0-0), 5:10 p.m. x-clinched division N.Y. Jets 2 2 0 .500 81 109 and DL Andre Fluellen. Waived-injured LB Mike League: South Umpqua at North Bend, 7 p.m.; for second, eight for third, etc. Cincinnati (H.Bailey 13-10) at St. Louis (S.Miller Tuesday’s Games New England 2 2 0 .500 134 92 Rivera. Brookings-Harbor at Douglas, 7 p.m.; Sutherlin Class 6A 1-0), 5:15 p.m. N.Y. Yankees 4, Boston 3, 12 innings Buffalo 2 2 0 .500 115 131 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Released G Allen Barbre at Siuslaw, 7 p.m. Sunset Conference: Bandon at School Points Record Prv End of Regular Season Cleveland 4, Chicago White Sox 3, 12 innings Miami 1 3 0 .250 86 90 from the reserve list and running back Lonyae Myrtle Point, 7 p.m.; Coquille at Glide, 7 p.m.; 1. Sheldon (4) (5-0) 85 2 Nationals 4, Phillies 2 Toronto 4, Minnesota 3 South W L T Pct PF PA Miller from the practice squad. Signed TE Sean Gold Beach at Reedsport, 7 p.m. Nonleague: 2. Lake Oswego (4) (5-0) 83 1 Philadelphia 000 100 010 — 2 9 0 Baltimore 1, Tampa Bay 0 Houston 4 0 0 1.000 126 56 McGrath to the practice squad. Days Creek at Powers, 3 p.m. 3. Aloha (1) (5-0) 73 3 Washington 000 102 01x — 4 9 1 Kansas City 4, Detroit 2 Indianapolis 1 2 0 .333 61 83 SOCCER High School Volleyball — Skyline League: 4. 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