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DELAWARE CORRECTIONS SUBMITTED PHOTO Play 3(June 20): 2-1-3 (Day: 6-5-5) TheDelawareCountyDaily Flood water rolls over the banks of a creek in Ridley Creek State Park in Edgmont Thursday and into the Times strives for accuracy. parking lot. South Jersey actually took the brunt of the storms and flooding. If you have a photo you’d like to Play 4(June 20): 3-3-6- If you see an error in our 6 (Day: 5-9-7-1) pages, call the newsroom at see featured in ‘Focus on Delco,’ email it to [email protected]. Please include your name and address. Lucky for Life (June 17): 610-622-8810. Horizontal images work best. 3-25-29-40-47 Lucky Ball: 8 Lotto America (June 19): TODAY’S OBITS Other Times 6-8-17-25-44 Star Ball: 8 Multiplier: 3  Alexander M. Massey 100YearsAgo–1919: Association of Delaware he was displeased with Heights,and21.3millsfor Multi-Win Lotto (June  Evelyn Barksdale (Cookie) Acaseofsmallpoxhas County. After a discussion ousted director B. Granville residents of Bethel, to fund 19):  William T. Locke caused a great stir among of the law covering treat- Lash’s presentation at a the $18.1million budget. 6-10-18-21-23-30 health officials in Chester. ment of juveniles, MacDade recent meeting. Matthews  Gina Gasiorowski 10YearsAgo–2009: Topreventaspreadofthe referred to an Army plan said Lash at times said Food picked and eaten the  NEW JERSEY RhetaH.Lythgoe disease, physicians have for military training of high themilitants’actionswere same day was the idea pre- (nee Demelko) already vaccinated every- school boys. “It certainly justified. sented to the Marple com- Pick 3(June 20): 3-3-3  Helen “Helca” Sakosky body on Lincoln Street, would give them discipline 25YearsAgo–1994: missioners for a farmers (Day: 2-0-8) (nee Kosierowski) betweenEightandNinth and strength of character,” An agreement on medical market on the grounds of Pick 4(June 20): 5-5-  Margo V. Doss-Anderson streets, where the one he said. benefit cost containment the former Marple Elemen- 1-3  Jo’ele Marie Simpson- case was found, and are 50YearsAgo–1969: between the Garnet Valley tarySchool,WestChester (Day: 9-7-0-2) Whitsett nowbusyaroundtheDela- TheBlackCommunity,a Education Association Pike and Malin Road. “We Jersey Cash 5(June ware County Electric Co.’s  Richard W. Edgar militant group that took and the Garnet Valley wouldhopetobegininthe 20): plant at the waterfront in over the Robert Wade SchoolBoardledtoaslight fall,butcannotstarttoso- 9-12-16-32-42 Xtra: 3  Carmella M. (Emmi) the West End, where the Neighborhood House reduction in the district’s licit vendors and sponsors Jones, “Millie” Pick 6(June 20): patient worked. June 11, is still in posses- final 1994-95budget. The untilwehaveaspace,”said 9-26-27-46-47-49Xtra: PAGES 25-26 75YearsAgo–1944: sionofthebuildinganda agreement resulted in a farmersmarketcommittee 2 Extension of the Juvenile Chester policeman said he 2.9-millreductioninthe member Lisa McCauley. Cash 4Life (June 17): Court age from 16to 18 believes they will be there 1994-95budget approved “Farmers are growing and 31-36-45-46-59 “has not worked out so for some time. Patrol- by the board last night. In selling now and we need to Cash Ball: 4 MORE ONLINE well,” Judge Albert Dutton man Paul Matthews, who spite of that savings, how- approach them as soon as TocheckouttheDaily MacDadesaidinanad- has two children enrolled ever, the board hiked taxes possible for October.” Times online, visit: dressbeforethemonthly in the building’s Concord 22.5mills for residents All numbers unofficial until validated. DELCOTIMES.COM meetingoftheMagistrates DayCareCenter,admitted of Concord and Chester – COLIN AINSWORTH FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | NEWS | 3

COURTS “The deal with thecityisstill on the table, ChesterWaterAuthoritygears they can accept it at any time. We’re asking the judge to upforsurvivalbattleincourt approve that; that we have the power By Colin Ainsworth Special to the Times under the law to transfer the CHESTER>> The Chester Water Au- thority is preparing for a trifecta property into of developments in the ongoing the trust.” question of whether the finan- — CWA Solicitor cially distressed City of Chester, Francis J. Catania as CWA’s original incorporator, has the ability to terminate and sell the authority. but there’s an attempt to have While the city awaits the July one of the largest wealth trans- 1deadlineforitsrequestforpro- fers in this region’s history hap- posaltoselltheassetsoftheau- pen – from the (CWA) ratepayers thority, the CWA has issued a re- to the Aqua shareholders,” said quest of its own. The authority is- Catania. sued a request for qualifications The RFQ was initially sent to on June 19 (with a July 15 dead- 10 Pennsylvania-based universi- line) for investigative services ties, both private and public, with “into the attempted purchase unspecified groups outside aca- and takeover of the authority’s demia set to receive it next week. customers and assets which be- “We’ve been actively engaged in gan in 2017 and continues to the making right-to-know requests. present.” MEDIANEWS GROUP FILE PHOTO We have so much stuff we need The CWA Board of Directors Chester Water Authority bottles sit on the table during a recent meeting of its board. help,” Catania said. authorized the RFQ at a June 12 The RFQ outlines various com- meeting, the same day Chester 40-year term. day. “We’re asking the judge to tions in their system and the im- munications, discovered “through City Council passed a resolution While the city has not yet approve that; that we have the pactthe10percentrateincrease certain requests issued under authorizing its RFP. passed a resolution to enter into power under the law to transfer would have on Aqua customers. Pennsylvania’s Right-to-Know The RFQ comes as the author- the agreement, a July 19 hear- the property into the trust.” The case, also before Angelos, is Law, and other sources,” between ity prepares for two separate ing is scheduled in the Delaware According to Catania, Aqua set to begin trial Oct. 7. the state Department of Commu- court cases related to its Janu- County Court of Common Pleas Pennsylvania Inc. has filed a pe- With the court cases moving nity and Economic Development ary adoption of a proposed set- Orphans’ Court Division before tition to intervene and become a forward, the CWA board autho- and Chester’s state-appointed Act tlement with the city. The CWA Judge Spiros Angelos to review party in the case. rizedtheRFQtolookbackward 47 coordinators Econsult Solu- Board of Directors approved a res- the trust process and authorize Aqua, whose unsolicited of- at who the players were that led tions with Aqua and consultants olution on Jan. 24 to enter a 40- the transfer of property into it, fertobuytheCWAinMay2017 to this situation. The background tied to investor-owned utilities. year settlement to avoid litigating should the city enter the settle- spurred the initial controversy, to the RFQ states “It is suspected These communications occurred the city’s ability to initiate a sale, ment. filed suit in the county Common that there are numerous third prior to and following the initial approving a 10 percent rate hike “The deal with the city is still Pleas Court against the city and parties involved in this unin- May 2017 offer. to fund a one-time payment to on the table, they can accept it at CWA in early April to block the vited (2017) takeover attempt (by The concluding objective in the the city of $60,285,000 through a any time,” CWA Solicitor Francis settlement. Aqua cited the ap- Aqua), only some of whom have RFQisto“prepareafinalpub- bond issuance. CWA assets would J. Catania said during in an in- proximately $750,000 it pays CWA been identified.” licreport”ontheinvestigation’s then be placed into a trust for the terview at the Times office Thurs- annually for four interconnec- “I don’t know who ‘they’ is, findings.

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COUNTY GOVERNMENT Private prison operator takes heat at packed session lic would be between $1.5 wrong.” By Kathleen E. Carey and $2 million. “I’mgoingtostart,‘Liar, [email protected] @dtbusiness on Twitter In addition, Arden said, liar, pants on fire,” McAboy “It was pretty clear from said to which the crowds MEDIA >> A raucous crowd, our standpoint that the fa- erupted in laughter and ap- the large majority of them cility operates just about as plause. opposing private oper- well as any of its peer facili- To prison board Chair- ations of the Delaware ties in the state of Pennsyl- man John Hosier, she said, Countyprison,packedthe vania.” “Every time I asked you ... County Council Meeting County Controller Joanne what was the status of the Room Thursday for a spe- Phillips talked about the Phoenix study, you misrep- cial meeting highlighting costs of the project, includ- resented. You said to me, the Phoenix report. ing the $625-an-hour and ‘Oh, we’re having difficulty Last year, the Delaware $475-an-hour per person. getting information from County Board of Prison Phoenix officials said that other counties. You never Inspectors commissioned was their reduced stan- once mentioned in more Phoenix Management Ser- dard rate. than a year that GEO was vices to conduct an evalua- Noting the contract was the obstacle.” tion of private versus public estimated to be $100,000, In the 27-page report, operations of county correc- Phillips said, “This con- Phoenix determined that tional facilities. From that tract overran by $30,000 its findings were “severely time, both elected officials of the estimate and it was impaired” because of GEO and community members also late.” Group Inc.’s failure to sub- had been calling for a pub- “Weneedtobringthese mitinformation.GEOhas lic meeting with the prison contractsbackintocounty said the information is pro- board, county council and council control for vetting prietary. Phoenix representatives. and explanation,” she said. “Meanwhile,” McAboy KATHLEEN E. CAREY - MEDIANEWS GROUP “Our mandate,” Mitch- One of the most charged said, “you had leverage over ItwasstandingroomonlyintheDelawareCountyCouncilmeetingroomonThursdayfora ell B. Arden, senior man- exchanges involved Mar- GEO to get information that jointsessionwithcouncilandthecountyprisonboard. aging director of Phoenix gie McAboy, wife of Dem- (Phoenix) needed.” Management Services, said, ocratic judicial candidate At the time, the prison “was to put together a side- Rick Lowe. board was involved in a re- COUNTY GOVERNMENT by-side analysis of the cost “I was at the prison board quest for proposal process, structure that GEO was op- meeting on Tuesday and then negotiations for a firm erating under and to over- you did not even suggest to run the prison. GEO Some found time for heated prison session lay on that cost structure that this date was a pos- Group Inc. was awarded a what it would hypotheti- sibility,” she said. “I found five-year, $264 million con- ment,” he said. “I was able to reschedule By Kathleen E. Carey callycostforthecountyto that deceptive indeed. I feel tract, with the potential to the business, the family commitment, I’m [email protected] bring the operation of the personally insulted that you extend it to nine years for a @dtbusiness on Twitter going to miss ... If business matters are prison over to the county.” have misled us repeatedly $495 million total. more important than being at this type He said they determined throughout the process.” “You wanted to have MEDIA >> Democratic Delaware County of meeting, then let them have it.” that the minimum cost of “That’s wrong,” prison something that you can councilmen Kevin Madden and Brian County council Chairman John transferring the opera- board member Thomas throw out and say the Zidek weren’t the only ones with things McBlain said, “It’s disappointing that the tions from private to pub- Danzi said, “you know it’s county took seriously the to do Thursday. other members of council couldn’t be here question of public versus After months of calling for a joint meet- ... Every one of us had other issues, plans, private,” she said. “What I ing of county council and the county commitments today.” care about is good govern- Board of Prison Inspectors regarding County council Vice Chairman Colleen “Our mandate was to put ment, transparent govern- the findings of the Phoenix report, Mad- Morrone said, “I missed my plane at 1:30 together a side-by-side ment ... Now that the two den and Zidek said they were not con- this afternoon and I’m getting ready to analysis of the cost structure Democrats are on (county sulted prior to June 20 being picked for drive there ... It’s an important thing for that GEO was operating council) I see the rigor the event. Zidek said he had a prior busi- our county and we needed to make the with which vendors are put ness commitment and Madden said he time to be here no matter how tough.” under and to overlay on that through the ringer to pro- was out of town. County councilman Michael Culp, an coststructurewhatitwould duce information.” At the meeting, prison board Chairman attorney, said, “I had depositions. I had hypothetically cost for the “You guys have politi- John Hosier said, “The board was able to to get cover for them.” cized this,” Danzi said. schedule this for today after balancing Madden and Zidek stated they were county to bring the operation Fellow prison board schedulesandthedesiretohaveadis- giveneightdays’noticeforthemeeting. of the prison over to the member Deborah Love cussion sooner rather than later.” McBlain said when it was suggested on county.” said, “This is not a cam- Prison board member Thomas Danzi Dec. 14 to host a meeting involving the paign event today. Today is said he had to make a choice. results of the county pipeline risk assess- — Mitchell B. Arden, senior managing director of ... to ask, ‘Is this the right “I also had a commitment today, a busi- ment, all of council was able to attend it Phoenix Management Services PRISON >> PAGE 13 ness commitment and a family commit- three days later. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | NEWS | 5

COURTS Sex ‘traveler’ sentenced to probation in attempted meet-up with 15-year-old girl college girl that’s looking for some timony from forensic psychologist Dr. a void in my life that I didn’t com- By Alex Rose fun with an older guy,” according to Jonathan Mack Thursday, who had prehend how to fill otherwise,” he [email protected] @arosedelco on Twitter theaffidavit.Theadalsostatedthe prepared a 75-page report based on said.“I’mverythankfulthatIwas poster had “a thing for younger girls.” several meetings with Golankiewicz. stopped prior to any harm of any mi- MEDIA COURTHOUSE >> APhiladel- The online conversations between Mack said he had diagnosed Go- nor or anyone that could have been phiamanwhopleaded“nocontest” the detective and Golankiewicz soon lankiewicz with an unspecified per- hurt. There is lifelong psychological to traveling to Delaware County for a turned sexual, with discussions of sonality disorder with schizoid and and traumatic experience that I did sexual rendezvous with an underage where to meet for sex, according to avoidant personality features, as well not ever want to inflict on another girl was sentenced to time served to theaffidavit.Golankiewiczoffered as addictive behaviors with the inter- humanbeingandforthatIamex- Ryan Golankiewicz 23 months with five years of proba- his home and said he would provide net and probable high level autism tremely remorseful.” tion Thursday. alcohol to calm the girl’s nerves. He disorder. Golankiewicz said he now recog- “He tried to have sex with a Ryan Golankiewicz, 29, of the 900 also told the girl he would teach her Golankiewicz’s father, Kevin, also nizes triggers that make him with- 15-year-old girl,” Boggs said. “That is block of Autumn River Run, entered how to have sex because she was a testified that his son had earned hon- draw, but he has developed a treat- aheinousactanditneedstobepun- an open “no-contest” plea in March virgin. ors in high school while playing two ment plan and intends to continue ished.” to attempted indecent assault with- The conversations showed Go- sports,goneontoearnachemical treatment for life. Boggs had sought slightly less than out consent and attempted corrup- lankiewicz was aware the girl was engineering degree and worked for Wheremostpeoplecaughtdoing onetotwoyearsinprisonwithseven tion of minors, misdemeanors of the underage, according to the affidavit. Sunoco Logistics prior to his arrest. wrong would retreat, Lesniak said years of total supervision. Delaware second and first degree, respectively. When she expressed nervousness After his release from prison, Kevin Golankiewicz sought the answer to County Common Pleas Court Judge Golankiewicz was taken into cus- aboutmeeting,heresponded,“Iam, Golankiewicz said his son proac- why he had done wrong so that he Mary Alice Brennan found there tody in Ridley Township May 18, too. I’m so much older I can get in a tively sought treatment from several could fix himself. Lesniak argued were no aggravating circumstances 2016, after arriving at the meeting ton of trouble.” psychologists, volunteered to work that it is very rare for defendants to to warrant that sentence, however, place he had set up with the “girl” Golankiewicz sent the posing de- with the poor and disadvantaged, seek out treatment and adhere to it and imposed the probationary sen- online, according to an affidavit of tective a picture of his genitals and quit drinking for a period and got a ontheirownandaskedforaproba- tence with 15 years of sexual-offender probable cause for his arrest. Court made plans to meet at a restaurant newjobatamillworks,wherehewas tionary sentence. registration. records indicate he posted 10 percent in Ridley Township, according to quickly promoted to a CAD machine AssistantDistrictAttorneyChris- Golankiewicz was also ordered of $100,000 bail June 24, 2016. the affidavit. That initial meeting fell operator. topher Boggs agreed that Golankie- to pay $4,500 in fines, perform 96 Golankiewicz had actually been throughandasecondmeetingwas Golankiewicz also testified that he wicz is an impressive person with a hours of community service in Del- communicating with a detective who arranged for May 18. Golankiewicz had been humbled by his short stay high aptitude for math, but argued aware County and forfeit his car. He was posing as a teen girl after Rid- was arrested without incident when in prison and now recognizes that he that does not excuse his actions in will have to undergo a drug and al- ley Township Police Officer Leo Doyle he arrived at the restaurant that day. lacked social and personal relation- this case and that he should face cohol evaluation, update a psychosex- answered an online advertisement in Defense co-counsel Joseph Lesn- shipspriortohisarrest. some punishment along with reha- ual evaluation and abide by the rec- April 2016 seeking “a high school or iak and Wana Saadzoi presented tes- “I was using the Internet to fill bilitation. ommendations of both.

COURTS Phila. man who shot Upper Darby restaurant patron gets 15-40 years restaurant on the 700 block shooting, according to a re- the door before Seth-Mur- land in the release. “While By Alex Rose of Garrett Road in Upper leasefromDelawareCounty ray shot the adult victim we are satisfied with the [email protected] @arosedelco on Twitter Darby. District Attorney Katayoun in the neck at point-blank sentence in this case, we Officers responded to Copeland. Seth-Murray re- range, also causing the know that no amount of MEDIA COURTHOUSE >> A the restaurant at 11:53 p.m. ceived his order and be- teenagevictimtosustaina prison time can ever undo Philadelphia man who June 15 for a report of a gan to leave the restaurant gunshot wound to the leg. the pain and trauma en- pleaded guilty in May to shooting and found two vic- when he made eye contact Seth-Murray was identi- dured by the victims.” attempted homicide, aggra- tims upon arrival: An adult with the adult victim. fied as a suspect from sur- Copeland commended vated assault and posses- manwhohadbeenshotin Seth-Murray left the veillance camera footage the work of Upper Darby sion of a firearm by a con- theneckandateenagemale store, but returned within from the store and witness Police Detective Kevin victed felon was sentenced who had been shot in the five minutes and pulled a interviews.Hewasarrested Finnegan and other law en- to 15 to 40 years in a state leg. Both victims were im- handgun from his waist- two days later. forcement in quickly identi- prison Thursday. mediately transported to a band. He attempted to “Oscar Seth-Murray is an fying the suspect and bring- Oscar J. Seth-Murray hospital for treatment. drag the adult victim from extremely dangerous man ing him to justice, as well as III, 27, of the 1300 block The two victims and the restaurant while waiv- who, using an illegally ob- Samantha Bass from Crime of North Ninth Street, was Seth-Murray were inside ing the firearm at other pa- tained firearm, brutally Victims Services and Assis- arrested in June 2018 for a the restaurant waiting for trons, according to the re- shot two people while plac- tant District Attorney Wil- shooting that took place in their food orders to be pre- lease. ing the lives of numerous liam Judge, Jr., who prose- the doorway of a Chinese Oscar J. Seth-Murray III pared shortly before the The two made it as far as others at risk,” said Cope- cuted the case. 6 | NEWS | THE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

OPINION Philly cheesesteak expert says best one is actually in N.J. the financial services industry. He question. Meatheadz qualified. “Not many people are doing By Jeff Edelstein said he didn’t want to spend the Pappas agreed. [email protected] what we’re doing with chees- @JeffEdelstein on Twitter rest of his life chained to his desk, “Meatheadz was amazing,” he esteaks,” he said. “I have this busi- answering emails. So he quit his said.“IsawtheDrippin’Steak, ness because I love cheesesteaks. Who’stosaywhohasthebest jobandstarteddrivingforLyft andIgotit.Itcomeswithprovo- Whenyoucometoourcounter, cheesesteak? No Michelin stars and Uber. lone, Meatheadz steak sauce (an you’re getting a fresh sandwich are being given out to Pat’s or Ge- “So one day I’m talking with au jus). It’s big, meaty, the roll everytime.That’swhyyousome- no’s, you know? Hard to say who’s friends over a cheesesteak, trying holds up, you could see the sauce timeshavetowait10or15min- thetopsinthiscategory. to figure out what to do for fun, inthebottomoftheroll…” utes.Itaketheprocessseriously, Well, enter Jim Pappas andcameupwiththis His YouTube review was even I’mpassionateaboutit,andwe’ll of Wilmington, Delaware. idea,” he said. “I started more to the point: “Drop every- never change it.” The man is on a mission. asking riders where they thing and go,” he said. Andforthebarely-yearold He’seatenmorethan275 ate their cheesesteaks, Andlastweek,Pappas,onthe business, it all culminated the cheesesteaks in the last started finding some food blog PhillyGrub, shocked other day on the FOX29 morn- year.Heisquicklybe- great places, had some theworldbycallingtheDrippin’ ing show, when the brothers ran coming the Decider of All great conversations, and Steak the single best cheesesteak a Drippin’ Steak up to the studios Jeff FACEBOOK PHOTO Things Cheesesteaks. Edelstein the passion from the rid- intheentireregion.Sorry,Phila- forPappastoeatliveon-airwhile “And I’m just getting Columnist ersspeduptheprocess.” delphia. The cheesesteak champ Jim Pappas, about to eat one he deemed it the best cheesesteak started,” he told me the Next thing you know, is in New Jersey. of the 275cheesesteaks he’s in all the land. other day. Pappas has a website with This news went national, but devoured in the past year. “It was awesome,” said Wein- SowhyisPappaseatingso data on each cheesesteak he eats even more importantly, the decla- traub. “Just awesome.” many cheesesteaks? Perhaps it’s and a YouTube channel document- rationwasfeaturedonABCand “Never in our wildest dreams Gimme two with plenty of au best to let him explain. ingeachbite.He’sgoingindeep. FOX29inPhilly.Featuredinthe didIthinkwe’dgetthiskindof jus. “I got separated three years And then, he finds his was to PhillyInquirer.Andmygoodness: recognition,” said Joe Weintraub, agoafter25yearsofmarriage, Meatheadz in Lawrence, a place I Can you imagine what they must who owns Meatheadz with his Jeff Edelstein is a columnist andIdidn’tknowwhatasingle wrote about back in February. Now besayingoutthere?Itwouldbe brotherJeff.“Iknowwehavea for The Trentonian. He can 53-year-old is supposed to do,” he listen - I’m always hesitant to write like some deli in Brooklyn being good product, but for this guy to be reached at jedelstein@ said.“Ididn’twanttohangoutat aboutrestaurantsunlessIperson- namedashavingthebestpork say we’re the best? It’s great.” trentonian.com, facebook. barsallthetime,that’sforsure.” ally think their food is objectively roll, egg, and cheese on a hard Weintraub, however, does know com/jeffreyedelstein and @ Pappas worked his whole life in delicious, where there can’t be a roll. he’s got a unique product. jeffedelstein on Twitter.

WEST CHESTER Thousands expected for third annual Beer Festival

WEST CHESTER >> About be at 4:45 p.m. No one will be include Applachian Brew- Cow and the Curd, Rize Pizza, 2,000 people are expected for admitted after 3:30 p.m. VIP ing, Bells, Bog Turtle, Cape Alicat Cafe, Campus Chicken, the third annual West Ches- tickets are $45, which allows May, Conshohocken, Dou- Rams Head Bar and Grill, Sa- terBeerFestivalthisSaturday, entryatnoon,andgeneralad- ble Nickel, Ever Grain, Flying loon 151, and The Good Donut June 22. mission tickets are $40. Non- Dog, Flying Fish, Great Barn, Shop. Packaged foods from Theeventwillbeheldat drinking tickets are $5. Guinness, Iron Hill Brew- Hazel and Ash Organics, One theCharlesA.MeltonCenter, “We had 1,500 last year, ery, Levante Brewing, Lake Village Coffee, Otis Farms 501 East Miner Street, and and we’re expecting 2,000,” Placid Brewing, Levana, Lo- Craft Jerky and Frankly Deep proceeds benefit the Melton said Kyle Veale, festival orga- ED WILLIAMS - MEDIANEWS GROUP cust Lane, McKenzie Cider, Hot Sauce, Old Havana Ci- Center’s summer STEAM nizer. The weather looks good, About 1,500people {prt Brewomg. Progoma; 13 garCompany,JenniesJawns, camp,youthbasketballpro- andthisyearwehave85dif- attended last year’s West Cider, Sam Adams, South- HopHedzgearandtheLum- grams and summer dance ferent beers to sample, most ChesterBeerFestival,and ern Tier, Sterling Pig, Stone, ber Works. program. from the Tri-State region. organizers are anticipating Stoudt’s rewing, Two Roads, The event will be held rain “The beer festival marks There will be local bands play- even more this year. Urban Village, Victory Brew- or shine and pets are prohib- the beginning of summer ac- ingmusicallday.” ing, Voodoo Brewing, Weyer- ited. tivities and programs at the Veale said the festival is a haven’t had before. They can bacher and Yards. Tickets can be purchased Melton Center,” says Lisa good chance for beer lovers to get2ouncesofit,andifthey In addition, West Chester atthegate,butata$10sur- Dorsey, president of the Melton tryoutbeerstheyhavenever don’t like it, they can dump it BUZZ Club home brewers will charge. Tickets can be pur- Center’sboardofdirectors. ED WILLIAMS - MEDIANEWS GROUP tasted. over their shoulder and no one be on location with their lat- chasedinadvanceathttps:// The beer festival will be About 80vendors are “The breweries want to will know the difference.” est offerings. Guests can also tickets.beerfests.com/event/ open to VIP entry at noon expected for this year’s West bring beers to showcase,” Parkingforthebeerfesti- findstopbytofindouthow westchesterbeerfest. and to general admission at 1 ChesterBeerFestival,setfor Veale said. “Some people valwillbeatHendersonHigh, they can get started brewing TheBrandywineValley p.m. . The festival will end at this Saturday, June 22. want brands they recognize, 400 Montgomery Avenue. at home. SPCA will have adoptable ca- 5p.m.andthelastpourwill butalsowanttotrybeersthey Someofthebeervendors Food vendors include The ninesattheevent. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | NEWS | 7

POLITICS Democratic challenger emerges in 9th state Senate District Harrisburg has crippled the Leg- but none have taken root. lic school system, he said, costs By Alex Rose islature’s ability to address prob- “It’s astonishing,” said Bur- continue to rise – especially for [email protected] @arosedelco on Twitter lems in health care, education man. “You talk about low-hang- special education programs. This and public safety. He also pointed ing fruit or no brainers. It’s aston- leaves local districts turning to Former health care executive to the need for increased trans- ishing and it tells you a lot about residents, who have to pay more and Pennsylvania Democratic parency and expanded Right-to- the culture in Harrisburg.” in local taxes. Brett Burman State Committee member Brett Know laws. Burman, who previously taught Though a newer “fair-funding” Burman has thrown his hat in While both the House and Sen- at an underserved New York City formula is starting to pay divi- school law that makes sure the the ring as a Democratic candi- ate have adopted rules against school with Teach for America dends in the state’s poorest dis- charter school operators – which date for Pennsylvania’s 9th Sen- cash gifts, Pennsylvania has no and works with Delaware Coun- tricts, it only applies to a small have a place in public education atorial District. law on the books limiting the ty’sChildGuidanceandCoun- percentage of overall public ed- butarenotareplacementforpub- “I’m tired of living in a state amount lawmakers may receive seling Services, also said educa- ucation. In order to more fully lic education – that they’re operat- that’s perennially ranked one of from lobbyists. Any gift with a tion is not being properly admin- addresscosts,Burmansaidhe ing in the students’ best interest thetopfivemostcorruptinthe value above $250 and any trans- istered in the state. would work to repeal and replace and not the best interests of their entire country and that doesn’t portation, lodging or hospitality Pennsylvania at one time the charter and cyber school law bottom line,” he said. “At the end have gift prohibitions for state expenses exceeding $650 must funded public education by 50 that he argues is disproportion- oftheday,weneedtomakesure legislators,” Burman said of his be reported, unless it comes from percent, but that has not been ately siphoning money from the that the essential services that decision to run Thursday. friends or family members. There true for many years and Burman system with no real gain for stu- schools offer to all students are Burman, 34, of Edgmont, said arealmostannualbillsofferedto said the problem is escalating. As dents. being provided.” the flood of gifts and money into ban cash gifts in both chambers, fewer dollars flow into the pub- “We need to write a charter SENATE >> PAGE 13

EDUCATION Taxes going up in Interboro School District jected increase in the parking lot tax the By Kevin Tustin district imposes on commercial airport [email protected] parking lots in Tinicum from 11.25 percent PROSPECT PARK >> The Interboro School to 11.76 percent. A number of this parking Board unanimously passed an approxi- lot owners, managers and employees have mately $70 million 2019-20 school year beenobjectingtotheincreaseastheysee budget at its June 19 meeting. their own revenues hit by ride-sharing ser- The nine-member board approved the vices like Uber and Lyft. budget with a 2.9 percent tax increase that District officials say the current tax rate will bring in $1.2 million more in real es- on these lots has been set since 2001. tate taxes to serve the district of 3,400 stu- Before voting to advertise the parking dents and more than 600 staff members. lot tax resolution board member Jack Ev- Thenewmillageratefortheyearwillbe ans said the board had just voted to “drop setat38.1767,positioningthedistrict’srate the hammer” on taxpayers with higher inthemiddleamongthecounty’s14other taxes and to curtail the administration districts. For the average assessed district on their expenses. home of $88,000 the tax bill will increase “I really do believe we’re doing our level $95. best to control costs to the community as Local tax resources account for 64 per- well as still provide the quality education cent of revenue streams with the state ac- to our students and maintain the teachers counting for 34 percent. That figure is con- andstaffthatwecurrentlyhave,”hesaid. tingent on what legislators ultimately ap- The board last month voted to adver- prove for the state’s budget. tise the resolution at a rate of 11.96 per- Salaries and benefits drive 78 percent of cent, but they now authorized to re-adver- budget expenses at $55.6 million. tise the rate at 11.76 percent. If approved, Included in the budget is one more au- the district will start to collect this per- tistic support teacher at the high school, a centageon33percentofeachparkinglot’s districtwidesocialworkerandasupervi- income starting Aug. 1, 2019. sor of literacy. The latter two positions will “By advertising this intent we’re still be paid through federal funds. willing to talk and work thinks out with Also included in the budget is a pro- everybody that we can,” added Evans. 8 | NEWS | THE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

LOCAL GOVERNMENT U.D.CouncilOKsnewdeal,payhikesforunion

process by another month. ees elected to form a union darity while he spoke. By Linda Reilly The amendment was voted in December 2017 and ne- “This is a contract that Times Correspondent down 6-5. gotiations started in Octo- covers public service em- UPPERDARBY >> Council ap- Thecontractfortheesti- ber 2018. ployees that are required proved a collective bargain- mated 95 members calls for Prior to the vote union to live in the township ing agreement between the pay increases of 3 percent members and others com- and earn an average salary township and International the first two years, then 3.25 mented on the contract. about $8,000 below the me- Union 153 before a stand- percent and 3.5 percent the When Ryan McCann, a dian income for our state,” ing-room-only crowd, com- following two years. shop steward, came to the McCann said. “At no time prised primarily of union The office and profes- microphone to speak, he was the lifting of that res- members. sional employees were vocal was joined at the podium idency requirement even The four-year contract in their support and jeered by his fellow negotiators brought to the table. This is was approved after an when the amendment was Kevin Colgan and Jim Ho- a union that consists exclu- 11th-hour amendment was proposed. ban, all License and Inspec- sively of your constituents.” LINDA REILLY - MEDIANEWS GROUP introduced by Council- According to Chief tion Department employ- McCann took issue with UnionleadersKevinColgan,left,RyanMcCannandJim woman Sekela Coles, 7-D, Administrative Officer ees. The entire audience some negative social media HobanaddressUpperDarbyCouncilpriortovoteonnew that would have delayed the Thomas Judge Jr., employ- stood at their seats in soli- messages posted on Face- contract. book concerning the new contract, but he did not sin- barann Keffer, D-At Large, “I did talk with the de- gle any one out. said. “It would have been partment about the side- “I simply hope our rep- nice if I was given a heads walk and to fix the light,” resentatives will stand in up,” she said, citing the pro- Siddique said. solidarity with us on the tocol of reviewing topics for “It’s been a year,” Booker contract tonight,” McCann the regular meeting at the said. said. committee meeting. Olivia Taylor, and Rich- Margaret Wilson, a resi- Judge countered she ard Blye, both residents of dent, challenged the health knew of the contract and Kent Road, complained of care provisions of the con- had talked to members of Siddique’s alleged lack of tract, asking if the word- the bargaining unit. representation in their dis- ing “equivalent to” could “When you were made trict. be added if providers are aware you did not do any- “Some people are born to dropped or leave the net- thing about them,” Judge complain,” Siddique said. work,whichwasnotap- said. “Ihavedignity.Ihavehon- proved but could be added After comments from esty. If I steal money bring at a later date. the public about why the me the truth. I don’t owe Solicitor Kelly Sullivan entire council was not in- anything. This has to be noted the LGBTQ (Les- volved in negotiations, stopped.” bian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans- Mayor Thomas Micozzie According to Judge, Sid- gender, and Queer) rights, reiterated the adoption of a diquedidowe$60,000ear- not addressed in the con- Home Rule Charter form of lier in the year and has tract, would be included government in 1976 autho- made arrangements to start after comments by Damian rizing the administration to a payment plan through the Christopher Warsavage, a conduct negotiations and vendor Portnoff Associates, resident. council to vote on the rec- an agency contracted to col- “We agreed to amend ommendations. lect delinquent taxes. and the union has agreed” The motion to amend Blye challenged Keffer, a to the non-discrimination failed 6-5 and the motion Democratic candidate for clause, Sullivan said. to adopt the contract was mayor, to a debate with Re- Councilwoman Laura approved 8-2 with one ab- publican Micozzie and she Wentz, D-At Large, who stention. declined, noting the coun- seconded the motion for Councilman Sheikh Sid- cil meeting is not the place the Coles’ amendment, was dique, 6-D, came under fire for political inquiries. booed when she asked to ta- again from three displeased DuetotheJuly4Inde- ble the contract to address residents. pendence Day holiday coun- avarietyofrightsandulti- Jennifer Booker, of cil will next meet 7 p.m. July mately abstained from the Church Lane, cited the lack 10. vote to approve the con- of adequate sidewalk from Micozzie announced the tract. Church Lane to Marshall fireworks for the holiday FOXY BOXING - TODAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 21ST! “I am concerned about Road and placement of a are scheduled for July 3 at how (the contract) was pre- street light at the wrong lo- Upper Darby High School. sented,” Councilwoman Bar- cation. Rain date is July 5. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | NEWS | 9

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ALMANAC TODAY’S UV INDEX FIVE-DAY FORECAST FOR DELAWARE COUNTY Philadelphia through 4 p.m. yesterday WEATHER Temperature 1 3 8 10 5 2 High ...... 86 8a.m.10a.m.Noon 2 p.m.4p.m.6p.m. TODAY TONIGHT SATURDAYSUNDAY MONDAYTUESDAY Low ...... 68 The higher the 11+: Extreme Normal high ...... 84 AccuWeather.com Normal low ...... 65 8-10: Very high UV Index™ number, Record high ...... 98 (1931) the greater the need 6-7: High Record low ...... 51 (1956) for eye and skin 3-5: Moderate Precipitation protection. 0-2: Low 24 hours through 4 p.m. yest...... 4.63" A morning shower Mostly sunny and Mostly cloudy and Mostly cloudy, a TIDES Clear Mostly sunny Month to date (normal) ...... 7.71"(2.31") Year to date (normal) ...... 26.99"(19.05") or two pleasant humid t-storm Delaware River (Philadelphia) Pollen levels 79 61 79/61 83/65 87/70 88/70 Allergy, dust and dander today:Beneficial Today Sat. Trees ...... absent Grass...... low High 4:57 a.m. 9.4 ft. 5:43 a.m. 9.2 ft. Regional Cities DELAWARE COUNTY WEATHER Weeds...... low Mold...... very high Low 12:01 p.m. 1.0 ft. 12:02 a.m. 1.0 ft. Today Saturday Source: National Allergy Bureau High 5:35 p.m. 8.1 ft. 6:23 p.m. 8.1 ft. CityHi/Lo/W Hi/Lo/W Villanova Low --- 0.6 ft. 12:43 p.m. 0.6 ft. Atlantic City, NJ 79/65/sh 80/64/s 77/59 SUN & MOON Sunrise today 5:33 a.m. Moonrise today 11:51 p.m. Boston, MA 72/63/sh 78/64/pc Paoli Atlantic City 78/56 Bryn Mawr Sunset today 8:33 p.m. Moonrise today 9:24 a.m. Bridgeport, CT 79/63/sh 79/63/s 80/62 Today Sat. Sunrise (Sat.) 5:33 a.m. Moonrise (Sat.) none Burlington, VT 75/58/sh 76/58/pc Newtown High 11:09 a.m. 3.5 ft. 11:55 a.m. 3.4 ft. Ardmore Sunset (Sat.) 8:33 p.m. Moonset (Sat.) 10:22 a.m. Cape May, NJ 80/64/pc 79/63/s Square 80/62 Low 5:12 a.m. 0.3 ft. 5:54 a.m. 0.4 ft. Catskill, NY 77/57/sh 78/55/s 79/59 Hours of sunlight High 11:18 p.m. 4.4 ft. --- -- Hyannis, MA 69/61/sh 77/62/s Upper Darby 15 hr., 00 min. Jun 25 Jul 2 Jul 9 Jul 16 Low 5:02 p.m. 0.7 ft. 5:47 p.m. 0.9 ft. Lake Placid, NY 66/47/pc 69/47/sh West Chester Broomall 79/61 Mount Pocono, PA 69/51/sh 70/52/s 78/58 80/62 24-HOUR TEMPERATURE FORECAST Temperature Mt. Washington, NH 46/36/sh 45/39/c Drexel Hill Philadelphia Newark, DE 81/60/sh 81/58/s 78/60 80/62 New York City, NY 77/62/sh 79/64/s Ocean City, NJ 80/64/sh 80/62/s Primos Darby Saranac Lake, NY 68/46/pc 70/46/sh Media 79/61 Cheyney 78/60 80/62 Stroudsburg, PA 75/54/sh 76/53/s Chadds 80/62 Syracuse, NY 73/54/pc 75/54/s Ford Glenolden AccuWeather.com RealFeelTemperature® Wallingford Watkins Glen, NY 74/52/pc 75/51/pc 82/61 80/62 Concordville 82/61 Ridley Park National Cities 79/60 79/61 Chicago 73/59/pc 76/66/t Chester Dallas 94/75/pc 90/76/pc Kennett Square 79/61 Honolulu 90/75/pc 91/75/pc 82/61 6a.m.8a.m.10a.m.Noon 2 p.m.4p.m.6p.m.8p.m.10p.m.12a.m.2a.m.4a.m.6a.m. Los Angeles 72/61/sh 72/60/pc Shown is today’s weather. The patented AccuWeather.com RealFeelTemperature is an exclusive index of the effects of temperature, Miami 92/77/pc 93/78/pc City name Today’s HOWTOREAD Temperatures are today’s wind, humidity, sunshine intensity, cloudiness, precipitation, pressure and elevation on the human body. Weather (W):s-sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, sh-show- REGIONALMAP 75/43 High/low forecast highs and tonight’s lows. ers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, sf-snow flurries, sn-snow, i-ice Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2019 SoundOff:Call484-470-6442 or email [email protected]

THE DEMS ARE should be paying more in they’llvoteforituntilthe IN PRAISE OF done. So, once again Don- ing or climate change or COMING taxes, not getting tax cuts. day they vote. We’d like to TAYLOR ald Trump is proving that whatever they call it? One He has consorted with and drive Democrats crazy, es- he is speaking out of the problem first. If you can Yeah, I was reading supports dictators like Pu- pecially when they think IamMargaretandIam side of his face, not his solve the border prob- Sound Off the other day tin.Andhealsoisdissing they’re leading. Of all the backingupwhatDavesaid mouth. lem, then maybe I’ll listen in the Daily Times and all of our best allies. Now Democrats running I can’t in Monday’s Sound Off. to other things you have it looks to me like some- logical rational people see anyone is presidential, Everything the said about SHAKING OUR to say. But for now talk is body is on the verge of a wouldn’t call these things notthewaytheywantto Taylor Hospital is so true. HEADS cheap. And that’s all the nervous breakdown about good things. However, change my country Iwastherein2011and Democratsdoistalk,no Democrats being on Del- Trump supporters are nei- again in 2018 and in 2019, Does anybody else find it action. Just talk. Not very aware County Council. ther rational or logical. DELCO FOR SALE and I can’t say enough ironic that our draft-dodg- intelligent. Well, don’t look now but This is in response to praise for Taylor Hospital ingpresidentwasinEurope afterthisnextelection, COUNT ‘EM the person who feels that and all of their employees. withourallies,whohehas ADVICE FOR BILL there’s going to be even Looks like the Raptors the Republicans want to Theiremployeesarethe done nothing but insult the “Bill from Broomall,” more Democrats on Dela- parade had a larger turn- keep as much control as cream of the crop. What entire time he’s been in of- your Sound Off shows you ware County Council. out than our Dribbler-in- they can because they see a wonderful and caring fice, celebrating the achieve- know nothing. You need REALIST IN RIDLEY Chief had on his first day the control slipping away. group of people. ments and the heroism and to pay more attention to as Dribbler-in-Chief. His IpraytoGodtheRepubli- CONTENTED PATIENT bravery of the Greatest Gen- what is going on and defi- claims of record numbers cans keep control. Because eration in their liberation of nitely improve your vocab- ALL TRUMP’S GOOD “like no one has ever seen” IlookatthecityofPhila- Europe? I find it disgusting ulary. Show us where the Trump supporters keep at his event proves he is delphia run by Democrats TRUMP SPEAK that he was even there with dossier has been proven to talking about all the good the Canard-in-Chief. for how long and it’s to- Trump I said that those heroes. He is nothing be true. You should know things Trump has done. ROADKILL 65 tally destroyed. The ma- there’s going to be a mas- but a draft-dodging bully. it’s not healthy to have But what has he done? jority of Delaware County sive sweep of illegals and that much hate for any- He’s moved back dozens people had to move from millions of illegals are go- ALL TALK thing or anyone. By the of environmental rules, WHAT, HIM WORRY? Philadelphia. So if you ing to be shipped out of It could be big challenge way, when you mentioned which keep our children Trump shouldn’t worry want to Democrats to run the country. However, no- if the Democrats can’t help the Kool-Aid, please don’t and our grandchildren about poll numbers. Most your county, be ready to body seems to know how solve the problems at the drink it. PS: How’s your safe. He has given bil- people don’t respond to sell your house. it’sgoingtobedoneor border.Howaretheyplan- 401(k) doing? God bless lions in tax cuts to people polls. They don’t say who SUSIE SPEAKING even when it’s going to be ning to solve global warm- America. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | NEWS | 11

LOCAL GOVERNMENT U.D. OKs grant process for open space purchase

residentsinthatareaofthe Eugene’s property from R-2 from future development. been in the works for two complete it will be home to By Kevin Tustin township organized in the residential to RC-1 to con- Micozzie said the township years. two soccer fields for com- ktustin@21st-centurymedia. com mid-’90s to rezone the St. serve the open space there plan to buy the land has When the purchase is munity use.

UPPER DARBY >> Township council approved a resolu- tiontogetagranttosecure aspotofopenlandinthe township. Council gave its consent WILLIAMSBURG DENTAL Welcomes on June 19 for Mayor Tom Micozzie to sign off on all appropriate agreement doc- umentation for a $250,000 DAVID M. MACONI, DDS grantfromthestate’sDe- partment of Community and Economic Develop- ment to purchase over 6 Williamsburg Dental, Delaware County’s premier aesthetic/general dental acres of land on the St. Eu- gene’s Parish property in practice, is very pleased to announce and welcome David M. Maconi, DDS, the Primos section of the as a new associate, joining Drs. Joseph J. Capista, Joseph P.Lamb, township. Thetotalcostoftheland Robert J. Spennato and Daniel P.Tibbetts. the township seeks to buy is $628,000. There is an agree- ment of sale with the Arch- diocese of Philadelphia, ex- pected to close in the fall A 2017 graduate of the University of Maryland School of Dentistry, Dr. Maconi furthered his after notification of grant awards has been made, ac- education and clinical experience during his residency at East Carolina University. During cording to Micozzie. this time he received advanced training in cosmetic dentistry, implantology, endodontics, Micozzie said the town- ship is also looking to se- oral surgery, and periodontics. Dr. Maconi has spent time as Managing Clinical Director for cure another grant through the state’s Department of a practice in Columbia, South Carolina and is a Preferred Invisalign Provider, proficient in all Conservation of Natural aspects of family and cosmetic dentistry resources that would help cover the cost of the land purchase with the DCED funds. If the grants don’t come through, a backup plan is in the works to have the town- ship reallocate funds from its 2016 bonds to purchase the land. Council OK’d at Wednesday’s meeting a motion to advertise an or- dinances to permit funds to support this capital project. Council is expected to ap- prove the ordinance at its July 17 meeting. According to Micozzie, 12 | NEWS | THE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

STATE GOVERNMENT Disagreements remain as Pa.’s budget deadline nears lation would pass on time on income and sales. for $750 million to cover ward Pennsylvania joining House officials say the By Marc Levy and without the protracted, House officials say the fi- costoverrunsinthecur- a regional consortium that final package will carry a The Associated Press partisan fights that marked nal bill will be slightly be- rent fiscal year. sets a price and caps on little less than Wolf sought HARRISBURG>> Top Pennsyl- Wolf’s first three years in of- low $34 billion, although Rank-and-file lawmakers greenhouse gas emissions for public schools, but more vania lawmakers worked fice. A cash surplus is eas- budgetmakers were plan- had to be briefed on the de- from fossil fuel-fired power than Wolf sought for state- Thursday to assemble a ing the process this year. ning to use various cash tails, as hundreds of pages plants. subsidized universities, in- budget package that is due The first votes on budget maneuvers that veil the of budget legislation were Also unresolved was cluding Penn State, plus ahead of the July 1 start of legislation were scheduled true cost of government being drafted behind closed Wolf’s request for $15 mil- higher reimbursements for the fiscal year, but behind- for Monday in the House of operations by moving doors and Wolf and top lion to help counties cover nursing homes. the-scenes disagreements Representatives. some spending out of the lawmakers remained quiet thecostofnewvotingma- Meanwhile, Republicans remained and rank-and-file The outlines of the bud- state’s main bank account Thursday about the nature chines. Republicans have are insisting on ending an lawmakers had yet to hear get package were expected or delay it to a later fiscal of their disagreements. protestedWolf’sstatedin- approximately $50 mil- detailsaboutwhattheywill tobesimilartowhatWolf year. “I’m not going to men- tention to decertify voting lion cash welfare program be asked to vote on. sought in his February plan, All told, the package tion that, because again, machines in use last year, for the poor who are tem- Democratic Gov. Tom when the governor asked could authorize an addi- those are in talks and ... while some lawmakers porarily unable to work, a Wolf and the Republican- lawmakers to authorize tional $2 billion in spend- Idon’tcaretotalkabout have asked for more cash, program that dates back to controlled Legislature have $34.1 billion in spending, ing, or 6% more, counting things that we’re negotiat- sooner, to help counties foot the Depression. predicted that budget legis- with no increase in taxes Wolf’s more recent request ing,” House Appropriations the bill. Vocational and tech- Committee Chairman Stan Much of the extra spend- nical education training Saylor said. “I don’t want ing in the roughly $34 bil- programs are expected to to put anybody in a tough lion package would cover get millions more, along YOUR FLOORING GUY spot.” new discretionary aid for the lines of what Wolf re- HARDWOOD, LAMINATE & VINYL PLANK Among the known out- public schools, plus extra quested, and Wolf and law- standing issues was Wolf’s amounts to meet rising makers say they are intent backchannel request in re- costs for prisons, debt, pen- on putting more money into cent days that lawmakers sion obligations and health the state’s relatively bare CARPET authorize the first steps to- care for the poor. budgetary reserve. FAIR KIDS DAY BEST. DECISION. EVER READY TO BURST 610-328-1525 FREE Upgrade to St. Jude Pet-Resistant Pad

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Tom Citro of Springfield more person in danger of was one of the few audience losing their property,” he Prison members who spoke in fa- said. “So, what we did was FROM PAGE 4 vor of the current model. create a hybrid ... It’s not “County taxpayers are ... aprivateprison.Weout- way to go’?” protected from all liability sourced one more service Many in attendance said associated with jail opera- than prisons in this com- no. tions,” he said. “The county monwealth.” “It’s an abomination to prisonisrunmuchmoreef- In addition, they saved profit from running pris- ficiently than other county a minimum $30 million ons,”MargieMiddletonof prisons.” on the construction of the Swarthmore said. “It should Prison board member prison building. be illegal to operate a for- Wallace Nunn asked the Nunn also noted that profit prison and any gov- crowd to maintain deco- the Pennsylvania Depart- ernment worth its salt rum. ment of Corrections de- should see that as a moral “Can we be civil?” he termined that because the abomination.” asked. “There’s enough of county prison had received Citing the ICE detainees that nonsense in Washing- full compliance in its 2018 at the border under GEO’s ton. Up here, we can all talk review, the state was skip- oversight, Hannah Turlish, to each other, I hope.” ping inspecting it this year. aDemocraticcandidate He explained he spear- County Council Chair- for Seventh Ward commis- headed the move in the man John McBlain shared sioner in Haverford, said, “I 1990s to move the prison his thoughts on the meet- feel that my taxpayer dol- to private operations. At ing. lars shouldn’t be spent to the time, he said, the county “I was a little disap- support an immoral corpo- was looking to build a new pointed that instead of a ration.” facility and was being told substantive policy discus- Antoinette Truehart of by contractors that it would sion about the merits of a Yeadon added, “It grieves cost $90 million. private/public partnership me that you would accept Nunn said he thought of or the actual findings of Delco Supports Jamie Campbell this report ... I have a sug- an 80-year-old lady in Lans- the Phoenix report that it gestion. If you would accept downe who had sent him was made ... political,” he this report ... and say that aletterexplainingshere- said. “No other county in Good Luck! it is OK with the way that ceived $8,000-a-year in in- Pennsylvania, in the coun- they are running the sys- comeandhada$3,000real try that I’m aware of, has tem, then I would invite all estate tax bill. done this type of self anal- of you to spend the night “Every time, we spend ysis in terms of the opera- BARE KNUCKLE FC there.” another nickel, I put one tion of the jail.” SATURDAY selected as the party’s nominee in the May JUNE Senate Primary Election. The district includes 22ND parts of Delaware and Chester counties. ++++++ FROM PAGE 7 Burman said Delaware County Demo- cratic Party leader Colleen Guiney is sup- Asixth-generationDelawareCountyres- portive of his candidacy but is remaining ident who began working at his family’s neutral until there is an official nominee. pharmacy in Chester at the age of 12, Bur- Guiney could not be reached for comment man took over the Brookhaven and Media Thursday. locations as director of government affairs “I’m confident that we’re going to put in 2009 and later became vice president of together a very competitive campaign and business promotion. be able to deliver victory and better gov- He said the state needs to address ernment for the people of the 9th District wasted money in overpaying for things like come 2020,” said Burman. hospital fees while increasing funding for Burman, who is gay, would be the first mental health and nursing programs that LGBTQ candidate elected to the state Sen- directly impact patient health. ate if he wins. State senators serve four- Burman would face state Sen. Tom Kil- year terms and earn a base salary of lion, R-9 of Middletown, next year if he is $88,610.

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Nation+World news feed PERSIAN GULF TENSIONS NEW JERSEY COURTS Trump says Iran made ‘big Appeals court allows Trump mistake’ by downing drone abortion rules to take effect

WASHINGTON >> President Donald WASHINGTON >> New Trump admin- Trump declared Thursday that “Iran istration rules imposing additional made a very big mistake” by shoot- hurdles for women seeking abortions ing down a U.S. surveillance drone can take effect while the government over the Strait of Hormuz but sug- appeals decisions that blocked them, gested it was a foolish error rather a federal appeals court said Thurs- than an intentional escalation of the day. tensions that have led to rising fears The rules ban taxpayer-funded of open military conflict. clinics from making abortion refer- Askedabout a U.S. response, the rals and prohibit clinics that receive president said pointedly, “You’ll soon federal money from sharing office find out.” space with abortion providers — a The downing of the huge, un- rulecriticssaidwouldforcemanyto manned aircraft , which Iran por- find new locations, undergo expen- trayed as a deliberate defense of its sive remodels or shut down. territory rather than a mistake, was More than 20 states and several a stark reminder of the risk of mil- civil rights and health organizations itary conflict between U.S. and Ira- challenged the rules in cases filed in nian forces. Oregon, Washington and California. On Thursday, Iran called the sanc- Judges in all three states blocked tions “economic terrorism,” insisted the rules, with Oregon and Wash- the drone had invaded its airspace ington courts issuing injunctions. andsaiditwastakingitscasetothe Onecalledthenewpolicy“madness” United Nations in an effort to prove ELIZABETH ROBERTSON — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS andsaiditwasmotivatedby“anar- the U.S. was lying about the aircraft Severe weather: A man waits for rescuers to come back for him Thursday after over- rogant assumption that the govern- being over international waters. night thunderstorms flooded much of Westville, N.J. Meanwhile in the southern United ment is better suited to direct wom- — The Associated Press States, potent thunderstorms have been blamed for one death and left more than en’s health care than providers.” 200,000people without power. — The Associated Press

PROGRAM CONGRESS NORTHERN CALIFORNIA STUDY Animated videos: Boy Scouts’ Senate votes to block Saudi Alleged shooter in woman Lost wallet? More cash means new tactic to fight sex abuse arms sales, Trump vows veto officer’sdeathwasviolent you’re likelier to get it back

NEW YORK >> Under financial pressure WASHINGTON >> The Senate voted SACRAMENTO, CALIF.>> ArookieSac- NEW YORK >> People are more likely from sex-abuse litigation, the Boy Thursday to block the Trump ad- ramento police officer was shot dur- toreturnalostwalletifitcontains Scouts of America are seeking to bol- ministration from selling weapons to ing a domestic violence call and lay money — and the more cash, the bet- ster their abuse-prevention efforts Saudi Arabia, launching a new chal- wounded for about 45 minutes as ter. with a new awareness program fea- lenge to President Donald Trump’s the gunman kept officers at bay with That’s the surprising conclusion turing cartoon-style videos that will steadfast alliance with the coun- bursts of fire, authorities said Thurs- from researchers who planted more be provided to more than 1.2 million try amid rising tensions in the Mid- day. She was finally rescued with an than 17,000 “lost wallets” across 355 Cub Scouts across the nation. dle East. armored vehicle but died at a hos- cities in 40 countries,. Targeted at children from kin- The resolution passed, 53-45. pital. The presence of money — the dergartentosixthgrade,theseries Trump has promised to veto the “We are devastated,” Deputy Chief equivalent of about $13 in local cur- of six videos aims to teach children legislation. The White House said Dave Peletta said. rency — boosted this response rate howtorecognizepotentiallyabu- stopping the sales “would send a Officer Tara O’Sullivan, 26, was toabout51percent,versus40per- sive behavior and what to do if con- message that the United States is shot Wednesday evening while help- cent for wallets with no cash. fronted by it. abandoning its partners and allies ing a woman collect her belongings Researchers raised the stakes in The initiative, being announced at the very moment when threats to to leave her home. The gunman con- theU.S.,theUnitedKingdomand Thursday, comes as the Boy Scouts them are increasing.” tinued firing in a standoff that lasted Poland. The response jumped to 72 face a potentially huge wave of The Senate will hold two more about eight hours before he surren- percent for wallets containing the abuse-related lawsuits after several votes Thursday on measures to stop dered. Police said five officers fired equivalent of about $94. states enacted laws this year mak- the arms sales and these also are ex- their weapons during the incident. How can this be? ing it easier for victims of long-ago pected to pass. While the resolutions Police identified the suspect as Adel “The evidence suggests that peo- abuse to file claims. The Boy Scouts arealsolikelytobeapprovedbythe Sambrano Ramos, 45, of Sacramento. ple tend to care about the welfare acknowledge that the litigation House, supporters of the measures His younger brother, Orlando Ra- of others, and they have an aver- poses a financial threat and have not are well short of having enough sup- mos, saidAdel Ramos is estranged sion to seeing themselves as a thief,” ruled out seeking bankruptcy pro- port to overcome Trump’s threat- from his family and has a long record said Alain Cohn of the University of tection. The bulk of the newly sur- ened veto. The votes came against that includes convictions for driving Michigan, one author who reported facing abuse cases date to the 1960s, the backdrop of heightened U.S. ten- undertheinfluence,druguseanddo- the results Thursday in the journal ‘70s and ‘80s. sions with Iran. mestic violence. Science. — The Associated Press — The Associated Press — The Associated Press — The Associated Press FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | NEWS | 15 ART Together, let’s do this! Home Equity Loan % 4.49APR* Up to 10 YEARS

MATT ROURKE — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Renovate Your Home In this Tuesday photo, pedestrians walk near a Mural Arts Philadelphia mural of Najee Spencer-Young by artist Amy Sherald in Philadelphia. Sherald is the artist who painted the official portrait of Michelle Obama. Consolidate Debt Michelle Obama portrait artist Apply at fmfcu.org/hel unveils mural of Philly teen or an FMFCU Branch! The Associated Press immediately knew she was the right model forthismural.Isawitasanopportunity PHILADELPHIA >> Amuralbytheartistwho to build her self-esteem as well as (that of) painted the official portrait of Michelle the other young girls that look like her,” she *4.49% Annual Percentage Rate (APR) accurate as of Obama was dedicated on Thursday, portray- told the newspaper. ing not a famous face, but a Philadelphia The mural depicts Spencer-Young in a publication date on loans of $50,000 and above up teen who’s overcome personal challenges. black-and-white flower print trench coach to 120-month term. Monthly payment equals $10.37 Amy Sherald might be best known for and mustard yellow hat, looking confident per $1,000 on 120-month term. FMFCU has a the painting of the former first lady , but andcomposed—andveryimposing— tiered loan rate policy that applies different loan her overall body of work represents every- against a bright blue background. rates to borrowers based on credit history. Advertised day lives of black Americans. Sherald partnered with Mural Arts Phil- rate applies to Tier 1 and Tier 2 borrowers on loans So it’s fitting that the 6-story-tall mural adelphia’s Art Education Program to cre- up to 80% Loan-To-Value. Minimum loan amount called “Untitled” portrays Najee Spencer- ate the piece. Three Mural Arts’ Art Edu- $5,000. Owner occupancy and homeowners Young, a 19-year-old high school student cation assistant artists studied with Sher- insurance required. Title insurance required on who has battled bullying and low self-es- aldtolearnherartisticprocessandwork teem. from her design to execute the mural. loans over $500,000. Subject to credit approval. Sherald told the Philadelphia Inquirer As for Spencer-Young, seeing herself as a Membership eligibility applies. she chose Spencer-Young as the subject af- work of art has been “kind of amazing,” she ter they met in January through a Mural said Thursday after the dedication. Artsfieldtriptoherstudio.Theteenwasat She said high school has been tough but firstveryquietandpretendingtobeunin- shekeepsherheaduphighandhopesthe terested, she said, but when Sherald asked mural can serve as inspiration to others for volunteers, she popped right up for a in her shoes. photo shoot. “I see a brilliant young lady that is gonna “After looking at the photos we took, I get her life together,” she said of her image. 16 | BARS | THE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

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PHOTO COURTESY OF THE FAINTING GOAT The Angry Young Band will take the stage at The Fainting Goat Saturday night. PHOTO COURTESY OF GATSBY’S Want to get out this weekend? basis. Thank you. Retro 45will bring classic rock hits Friday to Gatsby’s in Aston. Here’s what’s happening: 39North Bar & Grill: 110S. MacDade Blvd., Glenolden, has Twangabillies, 7 Quizzo with Chuck - 10rounds Restaurant: in the Carpenter Tuesday, Musical Bingo, 7:30- live music tonight and Saturday. Cafe Isla: Media, June 22, Instru- 10prizes. Friday Retro 45is back Plaza at the end of Meetinghouse 9:30p.m. Wednesday, Ryan Shu- Note: All notices must Wednesdays are karaoke with Lisa mental Muse, 7-9p.m., playing se- with all the classic rock hits - 9 Road. Every Tuesday it’s country bert,5:30-9:30p.m.Thursday, be emailed to vcarey@ Parks from 9-midnight. lections from the Great American p.m. Saturday Old School returns line dancing with Steve Carroll Moran & Kelly, 5:30-9:30p.m. delcotimes.com by Songbook on sax and piano. to party, 9p.m. Sunday - Acoustic from 7-10, and every Wednesday Tom-n-Jerry’s: 1006MacDade Bogart’s Bar and Bistro: 3001 Sunday with Andrew Grajek - 5-8 night it’s live blues music with Wednesday at noon. We Naamans Creek Road, Boothwyn. Chickies and Pete’s: 5035 Boulevard, Folsom. Friday happy Township Line Road, Drexel Hill. p.m. all your favorites from 70’s- the 4W5Blues Jam from 7-10. hour from 5-8we have the Buddy willnotacceptfaxesor Tuesday Night new xtreme Music today. Bingo, 7p.m. Thursday, Karaoke w/ Come out Thursdays for an acous- Tavola Restaurant + Bar: 400 Cash band. Friday night is Side- hard copies. All notices tic happy hour series from 5-8. J.T. Brewski’s Pub: 510. S. Oak W. Sproul Rd., Springfield. Friday, arm. Saturday, 4-8, Steamboat will appear online. Print is Lisa Parks, 7. Friday, Golden Girls MurderMystery,7.Saturday,The The event features new musicians Ave., Primos. Friday Those Guys 52Pickup Duo from 6–10p.m.; Annie. Saturday night’s band based on a space-available every week and promises to be a Live, 6-9p.m., followed by DJ & DJ Entertainment by Schaffer is BC Revelation. Sunday, 4-8, great time. Dancing. Saturday, The Skyhook Sound, 10p.m. - 2a.m. Satur- Transistor Trio. Tuesday, 7:30-11, The Fainting Goat: 105S Band, 9p.m. Sunday, Mike Barclay day, Felycia and the Her Band, Cope & West. Wednesday night, MacDade Blvd., Glenolden. Friday, Live, 7p.m. 2–6p.m.; Mike Maguire from 7:30-1, live music open mic night Roll Tender 5p.m., Neil McGettigan; 9p.m., Kelly Center: 4E.EagleRd., 6–10p.m.; DJ Entertainment by with Wingz and Jamz. Thurs- The Bar None Band. Saturday, 5 Havertown. Havertown resident Schaffer Sound, 10p.m. - 2a.m. daynight,7:30-11,Quizzowith Newspaper Operations p.m., The Angry Young Band; 9 Jesse Loewy and his band will Sunday, Joe Sheeran, 4-8p.m. Natalie. p.m., Jontourage. Sunday, 7p.m., be the inaugural performers Full-Time position Karaoke June 28, 7:30-10:30p.m. Doors Gatsby’s: 4936Pennell Road, As- open at 7p.m. Tickets are $12 ton. Every Monday free poker with in advance and $15at the door. Job duties: the Riverchasers - 3prizes Every For ticket information, visit Kel- Loading newsprint rolls into Tuesday-DJdancepartywith lyCenter.org. printing press and assisting press crew with Steve Kurtz. Every Wednesday The Reef Seafood and Steak newspaper production. Must be able to work nights, weekends, and holidays. No experience necessary

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390 Eagleview Blvd. Exton PA 19341 Fill out an application or Email Resume to [email protected] PHOTO COURTESY OF THE FAINTING GOAT PHOTO COURTESY OF THE FAINTING GOAT No phone calls please. EOE YoucanseeJontourageattheFaintingGoatSaturday The Bar None Band will bring their own style to The night. Fainting Goat Friday night. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | MUSIC | 17 ROCK MUSIC MENU Firefly Festival kicks off in Delaware this weekend erybody Hurts” and “Or- By Michael Christopher [email protected] ange Crush,” though all of those are included. The The Firefly Music Festi- main point is listeners get- val, our region’s biggest, best ting to hear the evolution of and most musically diverse a band on the rise, reaching destination event (sorry and maintaining the peak of Made in America), is set to its fame. In his song-by-song kick off this Friday at the liner notes, Buck writes, “If Woodlands of Dover Inter- youthinkaboutit,ourca- national Speedway in Dover, reer can be divided into… Delaware. Running through two parts: pre-’Losing My Sunday, it’s expected to Religion’ and post-’Losing draw upward of 50,000 mu- PHOTO COURTESY OF MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER My Religion’.” sic fans, many who will be The vinyl release of R.E.M.’s ‘In Time: The Best of R.E.M. Find the ‘In Time: The camping on the grounds for 1988-2003’ is available at Barnes & Noble. Best of R.E.M. 1988-2003’ the ultimate festival experi- online and in stores from ence. PHOTO COURTESY OF MONKIA MOGI pressing of a landmark re- become one of most popu- all respectable retailers who Scaling back to three days Ezra Koenig and Vampire Weekend will be performing this cording, special edition or lar and critically acclaimed carry vinyl. As mentioned, for the first time since 2013, weekend at the FireFly Festival in Dover, Del. new collection from a leg- bands in the world. Their the translucent blue vinyl Firefly’s aim this year was endary band. This week it’s distinctive blend of tuneful- edition is available only at to lose none of its appeal ei- acollectionfromaniconic ness, poetic lyrics, chiming Barnes & Noble. ther as an event to travel to day on a high note seeing ing a special Firefly Ale – college rock act who found guitars and evocative vocals or the quality of performers. white-hot singer/rapper or Camp Riunite featuring mainstream success. served as asoundtrack to the To contact music Just by looking at the lineup Post Malone headline. He’s a selection of the brands R.E.M.: ‘In Time: The Best cultural tide of the late ‘80s columnist Michael for the weekend, its clear joined at the top of the bill well known wines. Music of R.E.M. 1988-2003’ and ‘90s. Christopher, send an email the festival accomplished with indie rockers Vampire fans can show down gour- Availableforthefirsttime The songs included on ‘In to rockmusicmenu@ its goal. Weekend and, all the way met-style at The Woodlands on vinyl in over 15 years, ‘In Time’ offer more than just gmail.com. Also, check Friday night is headlined from France, DJ Snake. Pop Supper Club or head over to Time: The Best of R.E.M. acollectionofchartinghits out his blog at www. by rockers Panic! at the rockers Walk the Moon, in- Saved by the Max, a ‘Saved 1988-2003’ includes 18 songs like “Man on the Moon,” “Ev- thechroniclesofmc.com Disco, rapper Tyler the Cre- die rock’s Car Seat Head- by the Bell’ themed diner from the Athens, Ga. alt- ator and Russian EDM star rest, Swedish pop star Lykke serving up classic eats and rockers, spanning 1988’s Zedd. Also playing opening Li and rapper Gucci Mane retro photo ops. Add that to ‘Green’ to 2001’s ‘Reveal,’ Offset Web Pressman nightwillbeR&Blegends arealsoslatedfortheday. the nearly four-dozen “Fire- plus two previously unre- TLC, “Sail” singers Awolna- Rounding out day three will fly Eats” grub spots and no leased tracks. The double- tion, The Knocks and fellow be folk outfit Magic Giant, one will be going hungry LP set, which is also making Newspaper Operations electronic duo Bob Moses Australia blues and soul act this weekend. its debut on audiophile-qual- Full-Time position and psychedelic rock outfit The Teskey Brothers and At press time, there were ity, 180-gram vinyl, is housed Unknown Mortal Orches- Florida rapper Tyla Yahweh. still three-day VIP, “Su- in a deluxe gatefold jacket. In tra. Ones to watch include In addition to all the great per VIP” and “Super Duper addition to the wide reissue blues rockers Dragondeer, acts playing this weekend, VIP” packages available, of the album, a special ver- Web press experience preferred but will popsingersongwriterBea Firefly will also have on as well as standard gen- sion – pressed on translu- train candidate with printing background. Miller and dance act Party hand a bunch of attractions eral admission passes. Sin- cent blue vinyl – is available Pupils. on the festival site. “The gle day general admission now exclusively at Barnes & Must be able to work nights, weekends, The centerpiece of the Thicket” is a truly immer- and VIP passes are also on Noble. and holidays. weekend, Saturday, will see sive – if quiet – experience sale. There are a number of Originally released in rapper Travis Scott head- where attendees can put on add-ons being offered too, late 2003, ‘In Time’ serves line along with Norwegian a pair of headphones and from “Front Row Viewing” as an opportunity to reflect Competitive Salary DJ Kygo and alt-rockers take part in a silent disco. to “Spruce Up Passes” to on the creative and cultural Death Cab for Cutie. The “The Nook” is a hangout charging lockers and equip- influence that R.E.M. offered bill is further stacked with area where festival goers are ment rentals. For more in- during the height of their electronic rock act Passion encouraged to bring their formation, including shut- 30-year run together. One Pit, celebrating the 10th an- own hammocks to string tle service, parking, maps ofthemostreveredgroups niversary of their debut LP up between the trees. of the grounds and camping to emerge from the Amer- ‘Manners,’ rockers Yong the There will also be more details, head over to firefly- ican underground, singer 390 Eagleview Blvd. Exton PA 19341 Giantandemofavorites intimate spots to catch mu- festival.com Michael Stipe, guitarist Pe- Dashboard Confessional. Up sic and comedy like in The ter Buck, bassist Mike Mills Fill out an application and comers are British pop Bazaar, the Bud Light Dive VINYL OF THE WEEK and drummer Bill Berry – or Email Resume to outfitLet’sEatGrandma, Bar Sessions and Toyota Mu- Keep an eye on this spot the latter who amicably re- [email protected] DJ White Panda, indie rock sic Den. Of course, the food as each week we’ll be look- tired from the band in 1997 – group Joywave and rapper and drink will be plentiful, ing at new or soon-to-be-re- helped originate college rock Flipp Dinero. whetherit’sviatheDogfish leased vinyl from a variety during the post-punk scene No phone calls please. EOE Firefly closes out Sun- Head Brewery – showcas- of artists. It might be a re- ofthe‘80sandwentonto 18 | RELIGION | THE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

FAITH God will make a way where there seems to be no way Foreachnewday vide what you need in mi- to crawling around on her firm and go forward. While from Nazareth—stand up By Catherine Galasso- He will make a way raculous ways. It’s not too hands and knees through shopping with my daughter and walk!” Nothing hap- Vigorito He will make a way. late.Godcanmakeaway the dense forest. inadepartmentstore,Isaw pened. Then Peter took the [email protected] Byaroadwayinthewil- out of impossible situations. This woman could have a wooden wall art plaque man’s right hand and lifted Onesunnyweekendderness, He’ll lead me Awhileback,oneofmy become increasingly hope- withthequote:“Don’tmea- himup.Andashedid,im- morning, I was walking And rivers in the desert dear neighbors told me less, thinking her days were sure the size of the moun- mediately the man’s feet along the beach, and the will I see aboutawomanwhowas finished. But she found the tain, talk to the One who andanklesbecamestrong. early morning view of the Heaven and Earth will lostformorethantwo strength to persist. It may canmoveit.”Keeppraying. He jumped up, stood on shoreline fade but His word will still weeks in Hawaii’s 2,093- have been dark in her life Youhavecometoofarto his feet, and began to walk. brought with remain acreMakawaoForestRe- for a while, though it wasn’t back down and quit. Trust ThemanwentintotheTem- it the mem- AndHewilldosome- serve. Parking her vehicle over. God, as He is the omnipo- ple with Peter and John, oryofasong. thing new today attheMauireserve,she Weeks later, the woman tent One. “God will guide walking and jumping, and Reaching for Oh, God will make a way went for a short hike. Yet, wasmiraculouslyspotted you continually.” (Isaiah praising God. And the peo- the phone in Wherethereseemstobe she walked off without her byahelicopterpilot.She 58:11)So,“Don’tbeanx- plewereamazed. my pocket, no way wallet and phone. After a was found alive and lived ious about anything.” (Phi- Today, as Peter helped to Catherine Galasso- Ilookedup Heworksinwayswecan- while, the woman became to tell about her ordeal. lippians 4:6) “God is your lift up the crippled man, I Vigorito thesongon not see disoriented. Rather than When the reporters strength and power,” (2 am here to help to lift you Columnist YouTube and He will make a way for hiking back to her car, con- askedthewomanhowshe Samuel 22:33). For God up. Savor life more com- begantoplay me” fused, she began walking in survived, she responded, promised to “repay two pletely. Appreciate all the it aloud. As I We all face situations the wrong direction. “There were times of total blessingsforeachofyour good things around you. glanced out at the ocean’s that look like they will Thenextday,thewoman fear and loss and wanting troubles.” (Zechariah 9:12). Help others. Give out love blue waters, I listened to the never change. Maybe what was reported missing. A togiveup,anditdidcome IreadintheBibleinActs and compassion. Be com- beautiful lyrics, by gifted youhaveexperiencedis crew set out to find her. downtolifeanddeath— 3,howPeterandJohnwent forted and reassured. Have song writer and musician completely unfair. You Deep in the forest, the andIhadtochoose,”the totheTemple.There,aman faith in God and trust Him Don Moen: might not be able to see womanwasatacomplete woman said. Ultimately, who had been crippled all in all things. “God will make a way your way through. And, loss as to what to do. How- shesaid,“Ichosetosurvive, of his life was sitting by “Faith does not operate Wherethereseemstobe perhaps, there could be no ever, she able to stay hy- andIchoselife.” thegatebeggingformoney in the realm of the possible. no way sign of things ever improv- drated by drinking the river So don’t walk around fromthepeoplegoinginto ThereisnogloryforGodin Heworksinwayswecan- ing. But don’t get discour- water. Hiking further and with doubt and fear in your theTemple.Themansaw thatwhichishumanlypos- not see aged.Itisnotpermanent. further,shefell20feetoffa heart. Despite what you PeterandJohngoinginto sible. Faith begins where He will make a way for There’sachangecomingin cliff and became terribly in- have been through, you will theTempleandaskedthem man’s power ends.” George me yourlife.Donotloseheart, jured. Later, the woman lost overcome it and rise again. for money. But Peter said, Muller. He will be my guide forasthesongsays,“God her shoes in a flash flood. Today, choose life! “Idon’thaveanysilveror Ablessingiscomingyour Hold me closely to His will make a way.” The odds were against her No matter what chal- gold,butIdohavesome- way. You could be just a few side God sometimes moves survival.And,inthenight lenge you’re encounter- thing else I can give you: days away from your mir- With love and strength mysteriously, but will pro- darkness, she was reduced ing,donotbeafraid.Stand By the power of Jesus Christ acle!

SERVICES Reed Sr., pastor of Sharon Baptist learnmoreaboutthechurch,orsignup CCC. www.thechristianchurchofches- due now to reserve your seat to see Note: All notices for church Church in Philadelphia will be the guest for Vacation Bible School, July 15– 19, ter.com “Jesus” at the Sight & Sound Theater- eventsandservicesmustbe speaker.LateronSundayat4p.m.,BBC please visit our website at www.beth- Community Baptist Church: 325 LunchatShadyMaple.CostAdults- emailedtovcarey@delcotimes. will hold an anniversary celebration fel- meth.com or call 610-459-3482 West 7th Street, Chester. For more $149/Children 11& Under - $100. Date combyWednesdayatnoon.We lowship at The Market Street Ballroom Christ United Methodist Church: information call 610-874-4125or visit of Event – Sept. 14. Contact the church located at 801Market Street in Marcus for more information. Saturday, June will not accept faxes or hard Brookhaven.4th Wednesday of each www.CBCChester.org Hook, Pennsylvania. The evening event month, 11a.m. - noon Community Dinner 8th-CANCELLEDJune9.-Men’sDay copies. All notices will appear Concord Liberty Presbyterian features comedian Job Mixson, guest -4thWednesdayofeachmonth.5:30-7 Church: 256Bethel Road, Glen Mills. Service–3:30p.m.–Rev.Ashford– online. Print is based on a soloist Tyra Starr and will be hosted p.m. Phone Number - 610-874-1270 June 23Worship 10a.m., Pastor Steve ShilohBaptistChurchwillbetheguest space-available basis. Thank by Glenda Butler as “Sister Bae Bae.” The Christian Church of Chester: Morganti Preaching on the Book of preacher. you. Tickets are $40per person. Contact 308W 3rd St., Chester, Heart to Heart Acts., This series on Acts continues EternalHopeofGlory:1801W 12th Asbury AME Church: 1712Providence thechurchofficeforticketsat(610) CareClosetwillbeopenJune14from withthesermon“ReceiveMySpirit” Street, Chester. (610) 497-4100 Avenue, Chester,Rev. Dr. Stanley G. 874-8143. 9a.m.-Noon. All items are free and Also meeting at 10a.m. are “Kids on the Apostle Hal T. Best. Service Times: 8 Smith is the pastor will celebrate his Bethlehem United Methodist Church: availabletothepublic.Gentlyused Move” for children in 1st through 5th a.m. & 10:30a.m. For more information, 6yearaspastor.Pastor’sAnniversary 4Westtown Road, Thornton.Welcome items are also accepted during this grade-Room6;andNursery-Birth please visit our website: www.eternal- ServicewillbeJune23,at3p.m.Rev. New Pastor, Rev. Nelson R Alleman will time. Sunday Morning Worship begins through2yearsofage,Room1,Children hopeofglory.com. Marcus D. Briddell Pastor of Trinity begin his appointment to BUMC July 1. promptly at 9:30a.m. Zumba is held 3years through Kindergarten meet in Faith Tabernacle Church: 509West AME Church, Middletown, De will be our Rev. Alleman is a graduate of Blooms- everyWednesdayat6p.m.–Cometo Room 3. Prayer time each Sunday morn- 3rd Street, Chester. Pastor Catherine preacher. Dinner will be served 1-2:45 burgUniversityofPAandEvangelical fellowship and get fit for FREE. The CCC ingintheLibraryat9a.m O. Jacobs and the Faith Tabernacle p.m.. All are welcome Theological Seminary of Myerstown. Community Housing Fair will take place Cornerstone Christian Ministries: congregationwouldliketoinviteyou Bethany Baptist Church: 1121Tilgh- Heandhiswife,Traci,havetwoadult June 22from 9a.m.-1p.m.. Come and 2914W. Ninth St., Chester, Sunday toourSundaymorning11a.m.service. man Street, Chester. will celebrate the sons and are very excited to begin their get FREE information on credit counsel- Morning Worship Service - 10a.m. Hour Reverend Cleona Jackson of Honeycomb 15th pastoral anniversary of its Senior ministry in Thornton. BUMC’s current ing, investments, home improvement of Prayer – Wednesdays – Noon. Bible Union U.A.M.E church of Lima, PA will Pastor Curtis D. Morris June 23. The pastor,Rev.TimothyKriebel,received programs and homebuyer’s assistance Study - Wednesdays - 7p.m. Men’s Fel- be the guest preacher. All are welcome morning worship service will be held at anewappointmenttoCornwallUMC, programs. FREE Continental Breakfast, lowship – Every 3rd Saturday – 11a.m. to attend. Cornwall, and will also begin July 1. To thechurchat10:45a.m.BishopKeith Snacksanddoorprizes.Followmetothe Initial $50Non-Refundable Payment SERVICES»PAGE19 FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | RELIGION | 19

610⁄876-6347for more informa- Rev. William I. Ashford III, Pastor The Unitarian Universalist There is a beauty to be explored. Chester. Sunday Morning Wor- tion. St. James Episcopal Church of Delaware County: We will explore the beauty of lim- ship – 11a.m. Monday Men’s Bible Services Holmes Presbyterian Church: Church: 73211th ave., Pros- 145W. Rose Tree Road, Media, inal spaces this Sunday, Beauty: Fellowship – 5:30p.m. (Seasonal) 375Holmes Rd. and Academy pect Park. 610-461-6698, welcomes people of many back- Betwixt and Between. Tuesday Evening Prayer Service FROM PAGE 18 Ave., Holmes. June 23, Worship, [email protected], grounds and beliefs. We are now Victoria Chapel: 1549Baltimore – 7p.m. Tuesday Evening Bible on our summer schedule, with Study – 7:30p.m. 3rd Fridays First African Baptist Church: 10a.m. Pastor, Dr. J.W. Carpenter website:stjamesprospectpark. Pike, Springfield. All are welcome preaching, “Whose Views?” Chil- org, Holy Eucharist Sunday, 9:30 one service at 10a.m., child care to worship with us Sundays at Movie Night – 7p.m. (Seasonal) 901Clifton Ave., Sharon Hill, will provided. June 23Antonia Bell- 1st Saturdays Family Bible Fel- celebrate the Sanctuary Choir’s dren’s Sunday School during the a.m. 10a.m. Bible Study immediately Worship Hour. Summer schedule: St. John the Evangelist: 16W. Delgado: Beauty: Betwixt and after service on Sundays and on lowship – 4p.m. (Seasonal) Annual Day June 23, beginning at Between What do we do when 9:45a.m. The Sanctuary Choir will Wednesday, 7:30pm., HA Support Third Street, Essington will hold Thursdays at 7p.m. Rev. Ronald Woodlyn Baptist Church: Group; Friday, 8pm., AA Support summer services at 9a.m. All are we aren’t quite there yet? Do we Fowlkes is the Interim Pastor. MacDade Blvd. & School Lane, sing. Reverend Dr. Richard A. Dent worry? Do we push studiously will preach from the theme: “Nev- Group. Vacation Bible School: welcome to attend. Community Contact the church at: 610-544- Woodlyn. For more information, Monday and Tuesday evenings, Dinner 1st Thursday each month. onward? Do we dream about the 1773 please call the church at 610- ertheless” (Luke 5:1-11KJV). 8:45 future and reminisce about the a.m. – Sunday School and New 6- 8:30pm., July 15& 16/ 22and SonWest Vacation Bible School Victory Over The World Baptist 833-5577or email woodlyn@ 23. Online registration at www. coming July 15-18for ages 3-12 past? There is a preciousness Church: 2609West 4th Street, rcn.com. Members Discipleship Classes will in the moments of in between. be held. holmespreschurch.org, All children from 5:30-7:30. Kindergarten through 5th Grade First Baptist Church of Fair- St. Timothy Lutheran Church: are welcome.Summer schedule: 535Lamp Post Lane, Aston. view: Prayer Breakfast, June 29, Wednesday, 7:30p.m., HA Support 9-11a.m. - Donation $20. St. Luke There will be special music and Group; Friday, 8p.m., AA Support Holy Communion at both services. Community Christian Church, 320 Group. Vacation Bible School: Tilghman St. Chester For more information call the Monday and Tuesday evenings, church office at 610-459-2444. First Faith Missionary Baptist 6-8:30p.m., July 15& 16/ 22& Church: 1705Highland Ave., 23. Online registration at www. Temple Baptist Church Mis- Chester, June 22, Pastor’s holmespreschurch.org. sionaries: 736W 8th St, Chester. Pre- Birthday Concert at 6p.m., will be celebrating “Youth Day” sponsored by the Pastor’s Aide Immanuel Lutheran Church: June23.Pleaseallyouthare 501Chester Pike, Norwood. June invited to see how God can work Your Guide To Local Houses of Worship Ministry. In concert will be Minister 23, at the 11a.m. worship service, Wayne McKnight & Friends, The through our youth. The Preached Immanuel Lutheran Church, Nor- word will be delivered by Minister First African Baptist MEDIA Snow Family of Chester, Shayna D wood, is celebrating their recent First Baptist Church and other special guest. Refresh- Jordan Hudson, Temple Baptist Church PRESBYTERIAN acceptance as a Reconciling in Church, along with the youth of Darby ments will be sold, also vendors Christ congregation. Immanuel Lu- 901 Clifton Ave., Sharon Hill, Pa 19079 CHURCH will be on site . Donation is $ 10in choir. Please all youth and adults Rev Dr Raymond A theran Church, Norwood, commits come out to get your Praise on! 610-461-0350 WORSHIP WITH US ON advance and $ 12at the door. Email: [email protected] Merriweather, Pastor to celebrating the love of God with Service will begin with Praise and SUNDAYS THIS SUMMER! FirstPresbyterianChurchof ALL people as we are all made Web-site: www.fabc-joy.org 925 Summit St, Darby Pa Springfield: 356Summit Road, worshipat10a.m.andmorning Reverend Dr. Richard A. Dent, Pastor Hymn Sing @ 9:30am in God’s image. Whatever your service will start 10:30a.m. 610-586-0179 • Fax 610-586-2562 Springfield. Sunday morning wor- abilities, gender identity, sexual Sunday: 8:45am - Adult & Youth Sunday School www.firstbaptistdarby.com Worship Service @ 10:00am ship service 10a.m. The church Temple Of Brotherly Love CC orientation, relationship status, New Discipleship Class 1st Sunday - Morning Prayer 7:30am has a food cupboard which is open race, culture, faith tradition or Church: 1136Highland Ave., 30 E. Baltimore Avenue Chester. Sunday Services at 10:15 9:45am - MorningWorship Service Sunday Morning Worship 9:30am Media, PA 19063 on Wednesday and Friday from 9 economic circumstance; whatever Sunday Church School 8:30am a.m. – noon. Please call the church a.m.; Wednesday Night Bible Wednesday: 12:00pm - Noon Day Prayer Service MediaPresbyterian.org your past or present – you are 6:00pm - Evening Prayer Service Holy Communion 4th Sunday 9:30am 610-566-3944 office the day before on Tuesday welcome to share in God’s love and Study at 7p.m. Church Number is Wed Prayer Meeting 12 & 7pm 610-485-4980. 7:00pm - Family Bible Study or Thursday at 610-543-5110to our community. Wed Bible Class 12:30 & 8pm @MediaPresby schedule an appointment. Visit our Thomas M. Thomas Memorial Saturday: 10:00am - Bible Study Baptism 1st Sunday 9:00 am Linwood Heights United Meth- Serving and Loving website fpcspringfield.org 1408- “THE COURAGE TO LEAD, THE FAITH TO FOLLOW” First in Worship service Fellowship odist Church: 1627Chichester Presbyterian Church: God and our Community First United Methodist Church: Ave., holds worship for all ages at 1414W. 3rd Street, Chester, will present their annual States Rally 350W. State Street, Media. will 10:40a.m. each Sunday. Sunday CALVARY BAPTIST MT. PLEASANT have Adult Sunday School at 9a.m. School for all ages at 9:30a.m. June 23at 3p.m. The Gospel Dis- MOUNT HOPE MEDIA Sunday worship is at 10:15a.m. ciples will be in concert. Refresh- United Methodist Church CALVARYCHURCH BAPTIST MEDIA BAPTIST CHURCH Mt. Pleasant Baptist Church: ments will be served. Please join 4020 Concord Road, Aston, PA 1616 West Second St • Chester PRESBYTERIAN with Sunday School during the 101Washington Ave. Twin Oaks, 101 Wshingon Ave in s A us under the leadership of Rev. Dr. 610.459.0248 Rev. DrCHURCH Bayard S. Taylor, Jr, Pastor CHURCH610-497-1144/45 service, followed by refreshments/ presents a Men’s Conference on CHURCH fellowship. Childcare is available. Carroll D. Jenkins, www.mthope.org 1616 West Second St • Chester Rev. Dr. Willie E. Robinson, Senior Pastor June 22-23beginning at 8:30a.m. 610-874-6717 WORSHIP WITH US ON Trainer Trinity United Method- Rev. Robert Wilt Rev. Dr Bayard S. Taylor, Jr, Pastor MorningWORSHIP Worship Service WITH 10:45 US AM God’s House of Glory Haven The featured Dynamic Preach- Rev. George S. Rigby, Jr. SCHEDULE OF SERVICES SUNDAYS THIS SUMMER! of Peace: 900East 9th Street, ist Church: 3705W. Ninth St., SCHEDULE610-874-6717 OF SERVICES SnTHIS Schoo e SUNDAY! Meers sses :0 AM ers/Speakers will be Rev. Dr. Allyn 8:15 & 11:00 am Traditional Sunday Hour of Power...... 8am es Mens ie S :0 M Chester, (610) 876-7764. will be hosts a Pre – Service Social at 8:15 & 11:00 am Traditional TraditionalHymn Sing Service @ 9:30am @ 9:30am Waller; Dr. John Munshower; Mar- SundaySCHEDULE School ...... 9:30am OF SERVICES Wenes ie S 1:00 M having our monthly Missionary 9:30a.m., followed by a Prayer 9:30 am Contemporary Non-TraditionalWorship Service Service @ 10:00am @ 11:00am cos Mercado; Rev. Dr. Curtis Morris Sunday Morning...... Hour of Power...... 10:45am 8am hrs i ie S :00 M Service June 23, at 10a.m. Speak- and Dr. Keith Norman of Memphis, and Praise service at 10:15a.m. MAY 26, 2019 Sunday School ...... 9:30am Live Streaming - Sundays @10:45 AM June 23, followed by a Prayer JUNE 23, 2019 CommunionSunday School ...... 9:30am 1st Sunday 3030 E. E. Baltimore Baltimore Avenue Avenue er will be Pastor Lena Warren from TN. The inspirational conference TuesdaySunday Morning...... Bible Study ...... 10:45am 12pm hp:onpesninosorg and Praise service in our air WE ARE THE CHURCH: TuesdaySunday Morning...... Bible Study ...... 10:45am 12pm Media,Media, PA PA 19063 19063 Everlasting Life Christian Center , will focus on spiritual, mental, WedCommunion Christ & ...... Cappuccino...... 7pm 1st Sunday MediaPresbyterian.orgMediaPresbyterian.orgTwitter conditioned Sanctuary at 10:15 iercoMinos Chester. All are welcome. We also physical, relational and financial WHEREWHERE FEARS GRACE AND Tuesday Bible Study ...... 12pm 610-566-3944610-566-3944 a.m. Guest Speaker Bill Trader’s Guided by Love, Challenged by will be celebrating our graduates health. June 23, the featured Wed Christ & Cappuccino...... 7pm Instagram Web Address with a concert at 4p.m. please morning message is: “Stay in DOUBTABOUNDS LEAD TO FAITH Faith John 3:16 nsgrcopcinos@MediaPresby speakerforthe10:45a.m.service, Guided by Love, Challenged by come out and give our young Love with God”, with Pat Hardy Serving and Loving Rev. Dr. Keith Norman. Free will Faith John 3:16 Serving and Loving people your support. Apostle Char- offering. serving as liturgist, and Eleanor GodGod and and our our Community Community maine Hollis is our Pastor. Ford directing the music. Junior Middletown Presbyterian Church available. Gwen Myers’ Grace Community U.M.C.: 1213 Church: 273S. 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through the Strait of Hor- By Alex Veiga muz could be compromised. The Associated Press Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Wall Street capped a said it shot down a U.S. broad rally for stocks Thurs- drone on Thursday over day by driving the S&P 500 Iranian airspace. The drone index to an all-time high. shooting follows last week’s The milestone, which attackontwooiltankers eclipsed the benchmark in- near the Gulf of Oman. dex’s last record close on Bond yields continued to April 30, underscores a slideadayaftertheFederal swift rebound for the mar- Reserve signaled that it is ket in June that has erased prepared to cut its bench- thelossesfroma6.6%dive mark interest rate if needed in May. The major U.S. stock to shield the U.S. economy indexes are up more than fromtradeconflictsorother 7% so far this month. threats. While the central Thursday’s rally came bank left interest rates un- as investors balanced op- changed, investors are bet- timism over the possibil- ting on at least one interest ity that the Federal Reserve rate cut this year. will cut interest rates in re- After sliding for much of sponse to a slowing global the day, the yield on the 10- economy with jitters about year Treasury note inched the prospects of dimmer up to 2.03% from 2.02% late corporateprofitsshoulda Wednesday. severe slowdown take hold. “That’skindofconfirm- Those worries prompted ing investors’ nervousness traders to shift money into and search for safety,” Bell safe-haven assets this week, said. “At the same time, you such as gold and U.S. gov- have the stock market ral- ernment bonds. The yield RICHARD DREW — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lying because history has on the 10-year Treasury Trader Joseph Lawler works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Thursday. shown once the Fed starts briefly slid Thursday as low cutting rates, six to 12 as 1.97% after falling a day months after that you do get earlier to 2.02%. The yield, price of U.S. crude oil 5.4% gering U.S. trade war with this month. the S&P 500, jumping 8.2% arallyintheequitymarket.” which is used to set inter- higher. Crude prices had China and the prospect of ThetopU.S.tradenego- after the software company Another factor driving est rates on mortgages and been in a bear market just geopolitical conflict with tiator is scheduled to meet reported solid financial re- demand for U.S. Treasurys otherloans,isthelowestit’s weeks ago, what Wall Street Iran, stock investors have with his Chinese counter- sults. is that government bonds in been since November 2016. callsadropof20%ormore. been in a buying mood part to discuss a trade dis- Industrial companies also Germany and other coun- The price of gold, mean- The S&P 500 climbed this month. That’s been a pute between the world’s notched solid gains. United tries are returning negative while, jumped 3.6%. 27.72 points, or 0.9%, to marked reversal from May, two biggest economies be- Rentals climbed 3.4%. yields, making U.S. bonds “If the Fed is going to 1,954.18, a record high. when jitters over the es- fore a summit next week in The spike in oil prices more attractive. cut rates it means that the The Dow Jones Indus- calating trade conflict be- Japan between Presidents sent energy sector stocks Shares in work messag- economic environment is trial Average rose 249.17 tween Washington and Bei- Donald Trump and Xi Jin- broadly higher. Noble En- ing platform Slack surged slowing down,” said Lind- points, or 0.9%, to 26,753.17. jing derailed the market’s ping of China. The market ergy gained 6.2%. in their stock market de- sey Bell, investment strate- The Nasdaq gained 64.02 strong start to the year. hasralliedinthepastand Benchmark crude oil rose but. The company’s shares gist at CFRA. “You have in- points, or 0.8%, to 8,051.34. The market’s recovery then dipped again because 5.4% to settle at $56.65 a opened trading at $38.25 vestors looking to bonds to The Russell 2000 index of gained momentum this of seemingly good news on barrel. Brent crude oil, the and closed 48.5% higher. hide out in. You’re also see- smaller companies picked week after the central bank trade talks that did not re- international standard, Ride-hailing companies ingabigmoveupingold up 7.92 points, or 0.5%, to said on Wednesday that it sult in any concrete prog- rose 4.3% to close at $64.45 Uber and Lyft, video con- on the back of the Fed’s de- 1,563.49. stands ready to cut inter- ress. abarrel. ferencing company Zoom cision as well.” Major stock indexes in est rates. Traders also grew Technology stocks ac- Crude prices surged as Video Communications Investors’ jitters over es- Europe also finished higher. more hopeful that trade countedforabigshareof tensions between the U.S. and digital scrapbooking calating tensions between Despite uncertainty over talks between the U.S. and Thursday’s gains. Oracle led and Iran intensified, stok- site Pinterest have all gone theU.S.andIransentthe the global economy, the lin- China may make progress the sector, and all stocks in ing fears that oil shipments public in recent weeks. Edward S. Condra, Senior Publisher Rich Crowe, Sales Manager 22 OPINION Shelley J. Meenan, General Manager AimeeM.Gallagher,CFO Phil Heron, Editor Joseph E. Forst, Circulation Director Friday, June 21, 2019 » MORE AT FACEBOOK.COM/DELCODAILYTIMES AND TWITTER.COM/DELCOTIMES » delcotimes.com EDITORIAL Cliftonvs.U.D.SchoolDistrict:Bringonthelawyers Bring on the lawyers. turf that has been used by gen- If you were hoping for a quick, erations for youth sports activi- amicable settlement in the turf ties and community events such war between Clifton Heights and as the July 4 celebration. the Upper Darby School District, The district is intent on build- you might want to stop reading ing a new, $60 million middle now. school on the site to relieve acute This one could give new mean- overcrowding in the schools. One ing to the notion of the “school of of the keys to the Clifton loca- hard knocks.” tion is the fact that the district That much was made clear at already owns the fields, which the recent Clifton Heights Bor- lessens the cost. Suggestions for ough Council meeting, where bor- other sites would only increase ough leaders got an update on the the price tag. school district’s proposal to build That is why the district has a new middle school on Clifton’s plowed ahead with its plans, first belovedathleticfieldsoffSpring- putting out contracts for architec- field Road. tural renderings and traffic stud- They didn’t like what they ies. heard. They also terminated the bor- The school district has not been ough’s longtime lease – allowing deterred by pleas from borough them use of the fields for a nom- residents, many of whom con- inal$1ayear–atraditionthat sider the fields “sacred ground,” also goes back decades. The dis- trict has assured the borough that the new facility will include new and better fields – all of which The district will be made available to borough is intent on residents and groups. building a new, But residents and officials in $60 million Clifton have instead dug in, not- ingtheystandtolosethelastbit middle school of open space in the borough. on the site to Now the two sides are bicker- KEVIN TUSTIN – MEDIANEWS GROUP relieve acute ing about enrollment figures. Bor- An Upper Darby school bus sits at the entrance to the athletic fields right off North Springfield Road in ough Solicitor Frank Catania said CliftonHeights.Iftheschooldistrictgetstheirway,moreofthesebuseswillbeseenifamiddleschoolgets overcrowding the proposed school could swell built on this property. in the schools. Clifton’s population 15-25 percent One of the keys on days when the school is in ses- like it by June 21. That’s today. ordinances in a bid to slow down We’ve seen nothing to suggest sion. Berman said the district is the process. politics is at play here. to the Clifton “This increase in population moving forward with plans to As for that planned 2022 start The district’s schools are over- location is the will place an enormous burden open the doors of their new school date? crowded. No one is doubting fact that the on the borough’s citizens and in- in 2022. “We’ll still be in court in 2022,” the need for a new school. They district already frastructure,” Catania warned. NotifJoeLombardohasany- Lombardo said. haven’t built a new facility since For the district’s part, their So- thing to do with it. And the mayor lobbed one fi- the 1950s. owns the fields, licitor A. Kyle Berman believes the Lombardo is mayor of Clif- nalhaymakerintothiscombus- Thequestioniswhere. which lessens borough misunderstood its pre- ton Heights. He has led the fight tible mix. He sees politics getting For the district, the answer is the cost. sentation and continues to stand against placing the proposed new involved. simple.TheyowntheplotinClif- by its projection that the new school on the borough’s fields. “This is political,” Lombardo ton Heights and it serves their Suggestions school will house 860 students. And he hasn’t heard anything said. “They didn’t have to ter- purpose. They are willing to work for other sites In the meantime, borough yet that has changed his mind. minate our lease to use the field. with the borough. would only Manager John Perfetti said the Lombardoisvowingtotakeev- It’s a tug of war because Clifton But the borough has drawn a borough had received a request ery available step to block the dis- Heights is Republican and Upper line in the sand, vowing to take increase the from the school district for a list trict’s plan. Darby School District is Demo- every available step to block the price tag. of all activities and organizations The borough already has cratic. I can’t see 1,000 people in plan. that use the field. And they would moved to change some zoning that tight little area.” Bring on the lawyers. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | OPINION | 23

ANOTHER VIEW Cartoonist’s view Wolf gets F for school veto And the governor knows licate Logos’ success and By Charles Mitchell tax credit scholarships pro- Times Guest Columnist serve even more students mote civic engagement in need? Gov. Wolf surprised no while defraying the cost But opponents, like Wolf, one this week when he ve- of private school tuition. claim tax credit scholar- toed a sorely needed ex- The governor’s own com- ships take funding away pansion of Pennsylvania’s pany, the Wolf Organiza- from public schools. The scholarship program, the tion, has utilized the pro- truth is, the EITC and a Educational Improvement gram. Between 2001 and smaller companion pro- Tax Credit. But he disap- 2005, Wolf’s business re- gram called the Oppor- pointed thousands. ceived $54,000 in tax cred- tunity Scholarships Tax While the governor has its for sponsoring $60,000 Credit have saved pub- repeatedly voiced support in EITC scholarships, ac- lic schools between $3 for freeing students from cording to an open records and $5 billion since 2002, zip code-assigned schools request by the Jewish Ex- according to a new Ed- that aren’t meeting their ponent. Choiceanalysis.Thesepro- needs, he disparaged this In short, Wolf and his grams educate students scholarship program and business are examples of at a fraction of the cost of questioned its legitimacy. the success the EITC pro- public schools, allowing Thankfully, lawmakers are gram hopes to achieve. school districts to reduce poised to fix Wolf’s mistake. Don’t others deserve the class sizes and spend more Tax credit scholarships same opportunities? money per student. help primarily low-in- Take Harrisburg parent Even without the cost come families afford a bet- Thalia McClenton, for ex- savings, though, rescu- ter education in a private ample. Her son’s district ing students by expand- school. The scholarships school, Rowland Academy, ing the EITC would still be LETTER TO THE EDITOR are funded by private do- was worse than sub-par – it worth it. nations from community- was dangerous. But thanks While Wolf’s veto of tax minded businesses and in- to a tax credit scholarship, credit scholarship expan- Tale of two party leaders in Delco dividuals. In return, donors he wasn’t stuck in that en- sion bill HB 800 was a set- receive a state tax credit of vironment. back,thefightforstu- To the Times: tempting to manipulate the results of 75 or 90 percent of their do- Schools like Logos Acad- dents’ futures isn’t over. Both Delaware County Democratic the study into the private prison. nation. emy in Wolf’s hometown As state budget negotia- Chair Colleen Guiney and Delaware If you’ve voted in Delaware County About 50,000 scholar- of York specifically cater tions heat up, legislative County Republican Chair Thomas Mc- since 2016, you’ve no doubt heard a local ships were awarded last to the low-income families leaders like Senate Major- Garrigle emailed their respective parties Republican poll greeter argue, “We’re year. But caps on available desperate for opportunity. ity Leader Jake Corman, R- to promote an upcoming public meeting not the national GOP. We’re civically tax credits mean nearly as Logos, a private school, re- Centre County, and House regarding Pennsylvania’s only for-profit minded folks from the neighborhood many scholarships are de- serves two-thirds of seats Majority Leader Bryan Cut- prison to be held this Thursday at 1 p.m. whowanttoworkforourcommunity.” nied as are approved. De- for students whose house- ler, R-Lancaster County, Guiney’s communication is short and They clearly know that Trumpism is a mand far outstrips supply, hold incomes average just can stand up for students to the point. She lays out how the meet- loser in purple communities. leaving tens of thousands $25,000. and demand a dramatic in- ing was scheduled without consulta- The McGarrigle letter demonstrates of students seeking an es- Aaron Anderson, Logos crease for tax credit schol- tion of the minority party on council. to me that despite their protests to the cape hatch from underper- CEO and head of school ex- arship programs. Shedoesnotspeculateastothemoti- contrary, the local GOP shares at least forming schools out in the plains: “The scholarships High quality, private ed- vation of the Republican council mem- one striking similarity with the national cold. provided by EITC are vital ucation shouldn’t be lim- bers for how they went about schedul- party: They have forgotten that elected Wolf had a chance to to what we do. Without this ited to the wealthy or the ing the event, though reasonable people officials work for the public and not the open the floodgates to ed- program, we would not be well-connected. It’s time for could guess. other way around. ucational opportunity. In- able to serve these kids.” lawmakers to fix the gover- In her communication, Guiney invites No one should feel unwelcome at a stead, he barred the door. Without Logos, many nor’s mistake and open the voters interested in the topic to attend government meeting, regardless of their The governor knows pri- of the students they serve door to opportunity for ev- the meeting. There is no name calling. ideology. We are their boss, not the vate schools provide a great would have little choice but ery child who comes knock- Noinsults.Noaccusationsoftheother other way around. education and can set stu- to attend York City School ing. party manipulating the system. I am thankful the chair of my party dents on a pathway to suc- District, often ranked McGarrigle, on the other hand, belit- didn’t debase themselves and their cess. After all, he graduated among the worst-perform- Charles Mitchell is tles voters who care about the private party. To my Republican friends in the from one – The Hill School, ing districts in the state. president and CEO of prison issue and suggests that those county, you can do better than Tom Mc- which today charges nearly Shouldn’t our goal be the Commonwealth Delaware County residents interested Garrigle. $60,000 in tuition. to help more schools rep- Foundation. in attending this public meeting are at- Michael Diaz, Ridley

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SETBACK FOR PROSECUTORS Witness at Navy SEAL trial: Ikilledvictimoutofmercy think he should be spend- By Julie Watson and ing his life in prison.” Brian Melley Scott met repeatedly The Associated Press with investigators and SAN DIEGO >> Awitness never revealed he had any- called to testify against thing to do with the death, a decorated Navy SEAL Johnsaid.Hehadalways charged with murder said asserted that there was no Thursday that he killed the way to save the prisoner’s victim, a bombshell admis- life. sion he described as an act Scott said no one asked of mercy for the wounded him how the patient died Islamic State fighter. andacknowledgedtheim- Special Operator 1st munity deal allowed him to ClassCoreyScottsaidhe finally fess up. asphyxiated the adolescent He wanted to invoke his prisoner in Iraq two years Fifth Amendment right ago after Special Opera- against self-incrimination tions Chief Edward Galla- when called by the pros- JULIE WATSON — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS gher unexpectedly stabbed EDWARD GALLAGHER — COURTESY OF ANDREA GALLAGHER VIA AP, FILE ecution, but the judge re- NavySpecialOperationsChiefEdwardGallagher,right, him. This undated selfie provided by Andrea Gallagher shows her jected that. Capt. Aaron walkswithhiswife,AndreaGallagher,astheyarriveto Avisiblyangryprosecu- husband, U.S. Navy SEAL Edward Gallagher, who has been Rugh granted him immu- military court on Naval Base San Diego, Thursday in San tor accused Scott of lying, chargedwithallegedlykillinganIslamicStateprisonerin nity and ordered him to Diego. More former SEALs were expected to testify on saying he had told investi- his care and attempted murder for the shootings of two take the stand. Thursday in the case against Gallagher, who has pleaded gators a different story over Iraqciviliansin2017. The testimony follows not guilty to murder and attempted murder stemming from the months and changed it another serviceman who his2017tourofdutyinIraq. onlyafterajudgegranted collarbone. He said there Scott was the fourth described the stabbing and him immunity and ordered was no medical reason for SEAL to take the stand and a former SEAL who said drawn the attention of Presi- er’s constitutional rights him to testify. it. Gallagher then grabbed second to say he witnessed Gallagher later scoffed that dent Donald Trump, who or- against illegal searches and The testimony is the lat- his medical bag and walked the stabbing. Prosecutors the victim was “just an ISIS dered him moved from the the right to counsel by in- est setback for prosecu- away. have alleged that the stab- dirtbag.” brig to Navy hospital earlier terfering with attorney-cli- tors and a big boost for “I was startled and froze bing killed the boy. The former SEAL, Dylan this year and is reportedly ent privilege. Gallagher, who is fighting up for a little bit,” Scott said. The prosecutor, Lt. Brian Dille, also described several considering a pardon. He declined to dismiss charges of premeditated Scottsaidtheboywould John, accused Scott of ly- instances when he said Gal- The case has been mired the case but freed Galla- murder in the boy’s death have survived the stabbing, ing, saying he had changed lagher had fired at civilians, with news leaks of investi- gher, reduced the maxi- and attempted murder in but he plugged the youth’s his story only after being once shooting an old man. gative documents that are mum possible punishment the shooting of civilians. breathingtubewithhis granted immunity that Scottsaidhedidnotre- under court order only to be from life in prison without Before the stabbing, Scott thumb because he believed prevents him from being call previously telling inves- shared among lawyers. parole to the possibility of said that he and Gallagher the prisoner would eventu- charged in the killing. tigators that Gallagher had The judge recently re- parole, and made it easier had stabilized the sedated ally be tortured by the Iraqi “So you can stand up shot women and children. moved the lead prosecutor for the defense to get a more prisoner who was wounded forceswhocapturedhim thereandyoucanlieabout ThedefensehassaidGal- from the case over a bun- favorable jury. in an airstrike and that he and delivered him to the how you killed the ISIS pris- lagher only treated the pris- gled effort to track emails The seven-man jury is was breathing normally SEAL compound for med- oner so Chief Gallagher oner for a collapsed lung sent to defense lawyers in made up of five Marines through a tube inserted to ical treatment. does not have to go to jail,” and that disgruntled sailors order to find the source of and two sailors — all vet- clear his airway. “I knew he was going to John said. “You don’t want fabricated the murder ac- the leaks. erans of war zones. A two- Scottsaidhewasshocked die anyway, and I wanted to Chief Gallagher to go to jail, cusations because he was a Rugh determined that thirds majority — at least when Gallagher, the pla- save him from waking up to do you?” demanding leader and they the effort, which was five — is needed to convict. toon’s leader, stabbed the whatever would happen to “He’s got a wife and didn’t want him promoted. quickly discovered by the Anything less ends in ac- boy at least once below the him,” Scott said. family,” Scott said. “I don’t Gallagher’s case has defense, violated Gallagh- quittal.

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WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION 1942 - 2019 TINICUM, PA Margo V. Doss-Anderson Rheta H. Lythgoe (nee Demelko) UN health agency to Margo V. Doss-An- PA. Public Viewing Rheta H. Lyth- Relatives and derson, 77, of Chester hours 9 -11 A.M. at goe (nee Demelko), friends are invited entered into peace- the chapel. Service age 91, of Tinicum to her Funeral remove controversial ful rest on June will begin promptly passed away peace- on Tuesday from 16, 2019 while sur- at 11 A.M.. fullyonJune19, 9:30am – 10:30am rounded by her lov- Interment: Ha- 2019. at the Cavanagh opioid guidelines ing family. ven Memorial Park, She was previ- Family Funeral Family and Chester Township, ously employed with Home, 301 Ches- diction crisis by minimiz- friends are invited PA 19013 GE, Ramada Inn Es- terPikeNorwood, By Claire Galofaro ing the risk of addiction Condolences may be PA followed by her Funeral The Associated Press to a Funeral Service on sington, and Main Line Em- and pushing the drugs on Monday, June 24, 2019, at emailed to Huntirvingfh@ broidery. Rheta was also a Mass at 11am. at St. Rose of The World Health Orga- patients with chronic pain. 11 A.M.. Location; Hunt Ir- gmail.com. Arr: Hunt Ir- longtime eucharistic minis- Lima Church, Chester Pike nization notified U.S. law- Such drugs have historically ving Chapel, 2500 Concord ving Funeral Home, Ches- ter at Saint Margaret Mary Eddystone. Burial will be makers Wednesday that it been used to treat patients Road, Chester Township, ter, PA 610 494 2961 Alacoque, Essington Pa. Private. Friends may call will discontinue two publi- with acute and cancer pain. Beloved wife of the late at Cavanagh’s Monday eve- cations on prescribing opi- The lawmakers initially Robert T. Lythgoe, Sr.; ning from 6:00pm until oid painkillers in response contacted the WHO in 2017, daughter of the late Walter 8:00pm. to allegations that the phar- after reports that Purdue’s in- and Sophie Demelko; sister In Lieu of flowers memo- maceutical industry influ- ternational arm, called Mun- of the late Joan Scholtz. rial donations in Rheta’s enced the reports. dipharma, was expanding Loving mother of Robert name may be made to Chil- The pledge to remove the overseas using some of the 1932 - 2019 T. Lythgoe, Jr. (Melody) and dren’s Hospital of Philadel- guidelines comes a month same controversial tactics. Barbara Rogers. Also sur- phia by visiting, www.chop. after U.S. Reps. Katherine Mundipharma was eventu- William T. Locke vived by her sister Gloria Al- edu/giving or by mail with Clark and Hal Rogers ac- ally caught up in a corruption William T. Locke, ter, PA. Public view- exandrowicz; three grand- acheckpayabletoCHOP cused the WHO of being in- probe in Italy , where police 86, of Chester, en- ing hours 8 -10 A.M. children,TraceyReali(Ja- Foundation, The Children’s fluenced by Purdue Pharma, allege company executives tered into peaceful at the church. Ser- son), Robert M. (Mary Beth) Hospital of Philadelphia the American manufacturer paid a prominent pain doc- rest on June 1, 2019 vice will begin andKellieHrobak(Doug- Foundation, P.O. Box 781352, of the potent painkiller Oxy- tor to help push more opioids. at Penn Hospice Rit- promptly at 10 A.M. las), and ten great grand- Philadelphia, PA 19178-1352 Contin. The lawmakers’ re- Clark said all they heard tenhouse in Philadel- Interment: children, Jason, Zachary, or The Crozer Keystone port claimed the guidelines, back was that their letter phia. Washington Cross- Bobby, Madelyn, Caroline, Hospice 200 W. Sproul Rd. crafted in part by organiza- had been received, which Family and ing National Cem- Alex, Lindsay, Nicholas, Lu- Springfield Pa. 19064-2016 tions with financial ties to caused them to decide to friends are invited etery cas and Ashley. would be appreciated. the company, downplay the dig deeper into the WHO’s to a Funeral Service on Sat- Condolences may be risk of opioids despite the stance on opioids. urday, June 22, 2019, at 10 emailed to Huntirvingfh@ American epidemic that has The congressional report A.M. Location; St. Daniel’s gmail.com. Arr: Hunt Ir- killed more than 390,000 released last month tracked United Methodist Church, ving Funeral Home, PC of since 1999. howdoctorsandorganiza- 315 Edwards Street, Ches- Chester, PA 610 494 2961 WHO’s reports are tions tied to Purdue, includ- viewed around the world ing many of the leading fig- as best practices in public ures who worked to expand health policy, and the opioid opioid prescribing in the ATTENTION prescribing documents have United States in the 1990s, in- been in circulation for years. fluenced the WHO document. READERS “That is a very danger- The 2011 guidance called ous situation,” Clark said. “Ensuring balance in na- For those wanting to place a memoriam “We do not want to see the tional policies on controlled OBITUARY SUBMISSION POLICY Obituaries must be sent via email to DEADLINES ARE AS FOLLOWS: opioid crisis in this country substances” includes a claim [email protected] exported around the globe.” thatClarksaysisreminis- Monday-Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm Publication Day DEADLINE DAY: The WHO, the health arm cent of Purdue’s marketing Prior to Publication of the United Nations, could of OxyContin in the 1990s, 610-622-8800 press option 2 not be reached for comment in defiance of known sci- Saturday, Sunday & Holidays 11:00am-4:30pm Mondays Thursdays 4:00 PM Wednesday evening. Purdue ence about the addictive- Call 610-622-8810 has denied the allegations, ness of opioids. It states: Deadline for next day publication is before 4:30pm. Tuesdays Fridays 1:00 PM and said it transparently dis- “Opioid analgesics, if pre- With the exception of a few select funeral homes, Wednesdays Mondays 1:00 PM closes its relationships with scribed in accordance with all others and private parties are pre-paid. Thursdays Tuesdays 1:00 PM doctors and organizations established dosage regi- The Delaware County Daily Times is not responsible for and markets its drugs only mens, are known to be safe any content errors or omissions. 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1968 - 2019 BROOKHAVEN, PA 1955 - 2019 Jo’ele Marie Simpson-Whitsett Carmella M. (Emmi) Jones, “Millie” Richard W. Edgar Jo’ele Marie Simp- ployed at Spring City Carmella M. ence (Pat) MacPher- Richard W. Ed- He is survived by son-Whitsett (51), VA and Phoenixville (Emmi) Jones, son. Sons: Paul gar, on June 18, 2019, his son S.SGT. Rich- Born 2/23/1968 VA. “Millie” age 93, of W. Jones, Jr. and age 64 of Newtown ard R. Edgar of Ft. in Downington PA Jo’ele is survived Brookhaven, PA, Dan P. Jones. Sis- Square, PA. Leonard Wood, MO; passed away suddenly by her husband formerly of Chester, ter: Josephine Ma- AbelovedFather, his daughter, Ashley Sat 6/15/2019. Dennis; son Andru PA, died at her son’s rino. Brothers: Tony Brother and friend N. Edgar of New- Jo’ele “An Avid Ea- Thomas; daugh- home peacefully on (Betty) Emmi and to so many. Born town Square; his gles Fan”, wife of Den- ters Asha, Amanda Thursday, June 20, John (Joan) Emmi. in Darby, he gradu- grandson Blake Ed- nis A. Whitsett. and Ahmirah Whit- 2019 following the 7Grandchildren.1 ated from the Mar- gar. He is also sur- She was predeceased by sett; grandson Ayden, and a devoted daily care of her Great-Grandson. Also sur- ple Newtown High School vived by his siblings Sharon her mother Diana Thomp- nephew. granddaughter, Jessi. vived by nieces and nephews. in 1973, where he partici- (Mike) Bonner of Egg Har- son Simpson and father Memorial Service will be Millie was a graduate of Visitation: Tuesday, June pated in baseball. Growing bor, NJ, Robert M. Edgar, Glenn Perry, “Mum” Thelma Monday June 24, 2019 at 2nd Chester High School. She 25th after 10:00AM at Full up he played Babe Ruth Little Jr.ofPhila.,PA,DennisM. Whitsett and “Mom” Phoebe Baptist Church Media Pa. In was a devoted member Gospel Assembly, 301 Ed- League.Hewasasalesasso- (Lauren) Edgar of Newtown Whitsett. lieu of flowers the family is of Full Gospel Assembly, wards Drive, Brookhaven, ciate for over 30 years in the Square, and Laurie Lewis of Jo’ele was educated in requesting contributions to a Brookhaven, PA. Millie en- PA 19015. Funeral Ser- construction trade sales. He Oxford. the Downingtown School gofundaccounttoassistwith joyed reading her Bible and vice: Tuesday, June 25th at was most recently employed Relatives and friends are District. She attended Tem- funeral expenses: https:// sittingonthefrontporch 11:00AM at Full Gospel As- by Tri-Supply & Equipment invited to his Memorial Ser- pleUniversityandlaterPIT www.gofundme.com/f/sud- waving to everyone. She sembly, 301 Edwards Drive, Co.ofNewCastle,DE,retir- vice on Monday eve. At 6:00 wheresheearnedherde- den-death-wife-of-dennis- was devoted to her home Brookhaven, PA 19015. Inter- ing due to health reasons. PM in the Frank C. Videon gree in Nursing. She was em- amp-mother-3-daughters and family. Wife of the late ment:LawnCroftCemetery. Richwasanavidgolfer Funeral Home, 2001 Sproul Paul William Jones, Sr., sis- In lieu of flowers, memorial hitting the links at least three Rd., Broomall, where friends SPRINGFIELD, PA ter of the late Anne Todd donations may be made to: times a week if not more. He may call after 4:00 PM. In and Samuel Emmi. Full Gospel Assembly at the enjoyed playing on the Penn- lieu of flowers memorials Alexander M. Massey Survivors: Daughters: Pa- above address. Condolences: sylvania,NewJersey,and may be sent in Rich’s name to Alexander M. dren; and a dear tricia (Bob) Lister and Flor- www.msbfh.com Carolina’s golf courses, but the Bryn Mawr Hospital Hos- Massey, 91, died on friend and compan- where ever he could find a pice Unit, 130 S. Bryn Mawr June 14, 2019, at the ion, Margaret Bach- course he was on it. Ave., Bryn Mawr, Pa 19010 Saucon Valley Manor man. in Hellertown, PA. He was prede- FORMERLY OF PARKSIDE, PA Born in Ohio, Alex ceased by his wife, was a longtime res- Betty Massey and Gina Gasiorowski ident of Springfield, asonAlexanderR. FORMERLY OF GLENOLDEN, PA Gina Gasiorowski, Karl Gasiorowski; PA. He was a grad- Massey. 90, passed away her parents Sam- uate of South Philadelphia Relatives and friends Helen “Helca” Sakosky (nee Kosierowski) peacefully June uel and Santa An- High School for Boys. are invited to his Viewing Helen “Helca” Sa- are invited to her 18, 2019 at Gran- tonini; and her sib- Alex worked for the Gulf on Sunday, June 23, after kosky (nee Kosi- Viewing Friday, ite Farms Estates, lings Samuel Jr. and Oil Company in Philadel- 6:00 PM until 8:00 PM at erowski) age 92 on June 28th, 9am where she has re- Melvina Turner. phiafor35years.Hewas the Kovacs Funeral Home, June 13, 2019. to 10:15am. Holy sided the last 15 Gina is survived a member of the Covenant Inc., 530 W. Woodland Ave., Formerly of Plains Family Home, 5300 years. by her loving chil- United Methodist Church Springfield, PA 19064. Also and Glenolden, PA. Chester Ave., Phila. Born in Upper dren Karl E. (De- in Springfield. He was a invited to a Viewing at the Wife of the late Jo- PA 19143. Funeral Darby, PA, she resided in siree),Kevin(Lori),David WWII Navy veteran and a Covenant United Method- seph. Beloved mother Mass 10:30am. Parkside, PA, for 52 years (Maria), Denise (Steve) Rob- member of the Philadelphia ist Church, 212 W. Spring- of Joseph, Barbara, Burial private. before moving to Granite ertson, and Kathleen (Rich- Navy League. field Rd., Springfield, PA af- Marie (John) Kelly, John In lieu of flowers memo- Farms. She was a graduate ard) Vincent; 11 grandchil- Alex was a member of the ter 9:00 AM followed by his and Michael (Paula). Also rial donations to Holy Fam- of Eddystone High School, dren; and 5 great grandchil- Free and Accepted Masons Funeral Service at 10:00 AM. survived by 7 grandchildren ily Home at above address class of 1946 and of Frank- dren. Chapter #186 as well as the Interment will be in Arling- and 2 great grandchildren. would be appreciate. lin School of Science and Visitation will be held Springfield Lions Club. He ton Cemetery, Drexel Hill, PA. Relatives and friends Arr. King Funeral Service Arts in 1948. Wednesday 9:30am-11am was active in many acts of Memorial gifts may be Gina worked at Crozer at Our Lady of Charity community service. He was made to the Springfield Li- JUNE 15, 2019 Hospital as a Pharmacy Church, 231 Upland Rd., devoted to his family. ons Club Charitable Foun- Tech for 7 years and in Pas- Brookhaven, PA, 19015 with He is survived by a daugh- dation, P.O. 220, Spring- Evelyn Barksdale (Cookie) torial Care for 20 years. aMasstofollowat11am. ter, Margaret (Thomas) Re- field, PA 19064. Arrange- Evelyn Barksdale am She was a member of Our Burial Mt. Hope Cemetery, naldo; a daughter-in-law, ments by Kovacs Funeral (Cookie) departed Interment: Ches- Lady of Charity Church and Aston, PA. In lieu of flow- Judy Massey; 4 grandchil- Home, Inc. www.kovacsfu- life on Saturday, ter Rural Cemetery, worked on the Board of Ed- ers donations can be made dren; 3 great-grandchil- neralhomeinc.com June 15, 2019, sur- Chester, PA dystone High Reunions. to the Samaritan Fund of rounded by her fam- Condolences Her greatest love was her Granite Farms Estates, Sympathy Flowers and Fruit Baskets ily. emailed to Fos- family and she was a de- 1343 W. Baltimore Pike, Service: Monday, terfh1@comcast. votedmotherandgrand- Media, PA. Arrangements June 24, 2019 11:00 net mother, babysitting each by Bateman Funeral Home, am at Temple Baptist Arrangements: one of her grandkids at one Brookhaven, PA, 19015. Polites Florist Church, 736 W. 7th Street, Earl L. Foster Funeral time or another. 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ORION VIA AP ERIC MILNER — ORION VIA AP ThisimagereleasedbyOrionPicturesshowsthecharacterChucky This image released by Orion Pictures shows the character Chucky, left, and Gabriel Bateman in a scene from the horror film, “Child’s Play.” from the horror film, “Child’s Play.” Look out, Buzz. There’s another good toy movie out sumerism. But the franchise — This time, Chucky is created there’s a “Star Wars” joke that is ation,” shows off a winning dra- By Mark Kennedy six sequels — gradually grew by the nefarious Kaslan Corpora- extrafunnybecauseMarkHamill The Associated Press matic side, while Bateman proves camp, most recently with “Cult tion,whichhasarangeofinter- is voicing Chucky. to be an actor to watch, able to There are two movies opening of Chucky” in 2017. connectedproducts.Asweatshop There’s so much tongue-in- play alienated teen, surrogate this weekend that feature iconic The reboot this summer has worker in Vietnam tasked with cheek humor that even though the brother, aghast victim and venge- anthropomorphicdolls.Bevery sidesteppedChuck’srealdad— assembling the dolls disconnects body count mounts — and some ful son. Brian Tyree Henry once careful which one you choose. the writer and director Don Man- one of its security protocols in a fit in the audience may be surprised again makes the most of his small “Toy Story 4” has the usual cini — and freshened the concept of pique. It ends up in the hands that death comes to animals and role as a kindly cop. And Hamill gang of lovable toys led by Woody for 2019: Chucky is no longer of a single mother (Aubrey Plaza) beloved figures alike — there’s re- goes to his creepiest place to say and Buzz. (Bring tissues.) Then possessed. Now he’s a cloud-con- and her lonely son, Andy (Gabriel ally no dread. Somehow, despite things like “Are we having fun there’s the remake of “Child’s nected, self-learning AI doll with Bateman). Chucky tries to under- “Silence of the Lambs”-level car- now?” Play,” which has Chucky, the wide powers: He controls the stand human behavior but stum- nage, the gore level doesn’t shock, Surprisingly, we are having freckle-faced homicidal doll who lights, TVs, Roomba, cars and bles at subtlety. He’s imprinted to inoculated as we are by being in fun.Whilemostoftheoxygen likes stabbing things. (Bring a other electronic devices. Under- Andy and lashes out at anything on the joke. Riffing off that, com- will be taken up this weekend strong stomach.) neath the gleeful horror is a com- that Andy dislikes, whether that’s poser Bear McCreary leans in on with “Toy Story 4,” credit goes Thereviewsfor“ToyStory4” mentary on our dependence and the family cat or his mom’s new “Omen”-like, ever-building hor- to “Child’s Play” for turning in a are pretty good and you might the interconnectivity of our de- boyfriend. ror music. solid valentine to the darker side be surprised to find that the vices. The filmmakers have left lit- The film’s tautness comes and of what “Toy Story” also does — “Child’s Play “ reboot is actually Director Lars Klevberg and tle Easter eggs throughout the goes, to be honest, never really including movie posters that drag pretty solid, too. It’s a winking, screenwriter Tyler Burton Smith film, from references to “The building to edge-of-your-seat the bigger franchise. self-aware horror movie that will don’t pretend the killer doll trope Texas Chain Saw Massacre” to stuff. And it could have had more make you laugh even when things hasn’t been done before. They “Office Space.” They have a jokey glee messing with our love of dig- “Child’s Play,” an Orion Pictures are drenched in blood. fully dive into it, gently mocking tendency to use old-school light- ital convenience. But it takes care release, is rated R for “bloody The original “Child’s Play” the genre as they exploit it and ning whenever they want to sig- of fans of the franchise. The doll horror violence and language came out in 1988 and featured signal to the audience all along nal something ominous is hap- comes up with the name Chucky throughout.” Running time: 88 the nightmare-creating con- what they’re doing. “You’re my pening. The final climactic fight for itself, even though plenty of minutes. Three stars out of four. cept of your dolls coming to life best friend,” says Chucky when scenehappensinadarkbase- other options are available. It’s MPAA definition of R: and harming you. It was a fairly he’s taken out of the box. To which ment sporting industrial spin- owning its past. Restricted. Under 17 requires straight-ahead horror flick with hisnewownernaturallysays:“It’s ning fans with light and smoke Plaza, known for her come- accompanying parent or adult adashofcommentaryoncon- kind of creepy.” pouring out of them. At one point, dic chops on “Parks and Recre- guardian. 28 | LIVING | THE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

FILM REVIEW Toxic masculinity in a sitcom package in ‘Shaft’

whatwomenreallywantis By Lindsey Bahr The Associated Press amanwhotellsthemwhat they want and never apolo- The latest “Shaft,” which gizes). As if that all wasn’t adds a new generation of enough to sour what could bad mother- to the mix, have been a simply joyful is not what you might ex- experience, they also man- pect. It’s not gritty or raw agetogetanextendedfat- or even attempting to be all shaming joke in before the that cool. Instead it main- final showdown. tains intoxicatingly upbeat It’s very possible that the sitcom-style energy, with filmmakers assume this is gentrification jokes, gener- allingoodfunandevenbe ational jabs (mostly at the acceptable because when expense of millennials) and Shaft is going off on what Samuel L. Jackson, repris- women want, it’s clear that ing his nearly 20-year-old his son disagrees. But I’m role as John Shaft II, seem- not sure two woke charac- ingly having a blast every ters (including J.J.’s smart step of the way. love interest played by Al- It’s not that it’s sanitized exandra Shipp) are enough or without violence. There anymore, especially when are guns, many of them, the movie clearly views J.J. and of the automatic as- as the nerd who needs to sault variety. But this is the lighten up and embrace the kind of movie that will play oldschoolwaysofhismuch TheRonettes’“BeMyBaby” cooler father. during a big shootout, and How jokes this offensive notinaScorsesekindof KYLE KAPLAN — WARNER BROS. PICTURES VIA AP can make it to the screen in way. This image released by Warner Bros. Pictures shows from left, Jessie Usher, Samuel Jackson and Richard Roundtree ina 2019 is beyond comprehen- It’s hard not to be on scene from “Shaft.” sion and a bit of a shame, board with the liveliness considering that this has and the generally sharp worthy of the Shaft name. so much else going for it writing. The film starts off And so this odd couple sets including a delightful late- so well, too, and as most off to solve a murder, and, game appearance by the movies really should, in you presume, learn some original Shaft, Richard 1989 Harlem. Regina Hall lessons from one another Roundtree, who looks fan- (Maya) is dressing down as well. All well and good tastic, by the way. Shaft for his reckless life right? There is potential com- choices and he’s not really Not exactly. mentary to be made about having it, but their conver- Director Tim Story and the generational gap that sation gets interrupted by writers Alex Barnow and doesn’t require dredging up an ambush that almost Kenya Barris made the themostdeplorableintol- kills Maya and the baby pretty curious and unfor- erances. So what on earth we find out later is in the givable choice to imbue this were these bad mother- back seat. So Maya moves story not just with a gener- thinking? upstate to the suburbs ational divide, but with all with little John Shaft Jr. the antiquated and offen- “Shaft,” a Warner Bros. (or J.J.) to raise him away sive worldviews from the release, is rated R by from danger (and his fa- “good old days” that they the Motion Picture ther). could fit in to two hours. Association of America Shaft is there in J.J.’s KYLE KAPLAN — WARNER BROS. PICTURES VIA AP Early on there’s a throw- for “pervasive language, life through the occasional ThisimagereleasedbyWarnerBros.Picturesshowsfromleft,AlexandraShipp,Jessie away joke about an FBI boss violence, sexual content, Christmas present which, Usher, Samuel Jackson and Richard Roundtree in a scene from “Shaft.” having a transgender kid some drug material and over the years include a (the things he has to deal brief nudity.” Running New York Giants Super up to be a nice young fel- He’s played, charmingly, by to ask for some help. He gets with!). It goes by quickly time: 111 minutes. Two Bowl XXV ring, Magnum low and M.I.T. grad who Jessie T. Usher. more than he bargained for enough that it MIGHT BE stars out of four. condoms and pornography wears slim fitting jeans The mysterious death of in terms of late-game fa- forgotten, but then come MPAA Definition of R: magazines. But despite his andshirtsbuttonedallthe his friend, and his inability therly advice on how J.J. the gay panic jokes — a Restricted. Under 17 attempts to raise a mini- way to the top and works to investigate on his own, is failing to be a man, and, lot of them — and the mi- requires accompanying mother from afar, J.J. grows for the FBI (aka “the man”). leads him to his dad’s office specifically, a black man sogynistic jokes (because parent or adult guardian. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | COMMUNITY | 29

COMMUNITY NEWS Havertown Irish Festival features live music, beer garden, vendors and more on Saturday

HAVERFORD >> The Third Annual cludes board member Steve Scha- net Valley and Caleb Reed of Rad- Havertown Irish Festival, hosted grin, past president Dennis Murray, nor, were among 300 outstanding by Kelly Music For Life, will take President Robert Brock, Treasurer young citizens recently honored place noon to 9:30 p.m. Saturday, Bonnie Ostrofsky, Vice President Dr. at the Good Citizen Day at the June 22, at the Manoa Shopping Nancy Hacker, President-elect Lori Union League of Philadelphia. Center, 1305 West Chester Pike, Fox, Secretary Amanda Helwig and The Youth Work Foundation of Havertown. board member Angelina Militello the Union League of Philadel- Havertown in Delaware County Rotary is a service based organi- phia celebrated these highly rec- is known locally as “the 33rd zation of over 1.2 million individu- ognized high school juniors who county of Ireland.” Everyone can als world wide. Rotarians are men were nominated from 50 partner be Irish for the day at the annual and women who live or work in youth-serving organizations from Havertown Irish Festival spon- the community who want to make the region. Ten young musicians sored by ACME Markets. Bring the world a better place through were students with the Philadel- the whole family to celebrate Irish fellowship and volunteerism. The phia Youth Orchestra. culture with music, dance, food, Springfield chapter has 60 mem- Participation in Good Citizen beer and fun for all ages in the bers. For more information, fol- Dayinvolvesaninteractivepro- Manoa Shopping Center’s rear lot. low the Springfield Rotary Club on SUBMITTED PHOTO gram that engages students in The 2019 grand marshal is John Facebook or visit www.Springfiel- The Springfield Rotary Club recently announced its new board for dialogue and activities starting Stretch of Stretch Funeral Home. dRotary.org. 2019-2020. The Rotary Board includes Steve Schagrin, Dennis Murray, with the morning session when Live bands on stage will include Robert Brock, Bonnie Ostrofsky, Dr. Nancy Hacker, Lori Fox, Amanda students work in small groups for the John Byrne Band, Scott Mc- St. James Church opens Helwig and Angelina Militello. For more information on the club, visit role-playing and discussion cen- Clatchy Band, Poehemia, Dylan registration for VBS in July, www.SpringfieldRotary.org. tered on the United States Consti- McGuire, Shades of Green, Brian preschool classes in fall tution and the rights and respon- Boru Pipe and Drums, the Phil- calling 610-583-0593, or by email- alshavedrivenmorethanamil- sibilities of American citizenship. adelphia Emerald Society Pipe St. James Episcopal Church, ing [email protected]. lion miles without a single accident. After lunch, the group travels to Band, 2017 Philadelphia Mary 11th and Lincoln avenues, will host Ridley Township Public Library and Reaching this pinnacle requires a City Hall where they participate from Dungloe, Marissa Berry, aVacationBibleSchool6-8:40 Resource Center is at 100 E. Mac- safe attitude that entails driving 1 in collaborative programs in the Irish Dancers and more. p.m. July 8-12. This year’s theme Dade Blvd., Folsom. million miles or 30 years without a Mayor’s Reception Room, City Kids can play all day on the in- is“LifeisWild-GodisGood.”St. preventable incident. Council Chambers and the court- flatables in the Fun Zone. For the James Academy has also opened Swarthmore letter carriers rooms, followed by the reception grown-ups, a beer garden, arti- registration for its fall pre-school join ‘Million Mile Drivers’ Taylor bake sale benefits at the Union League. sans,crafters,foodandmorewill and pre-K classes which start in Schoolhouse Center beavailable.A$3donationisre- September. To register for the VBS Swarthmore letter carriers Fran- Community invited quested at entry. Proceeds bene- or the pre-school classes in Sep- cis Raymond, John Fanelli and Wil- Taylor Hospital, Ridley Park, will to attend Amvets’ fit music education and the non- tember, call 610-461-6698. liam Kane have joined the thou- host a community bake sale 11 a.m. summer picnic profit Kelly Center for Music, Arts sands of Postal Service employees to 2 p.m. Thursday, June 27, through and Community in Havertown. Open mic night for who have individually driven more Saturday, June 29, to benefit School- Harold Paul Saks Amvets Formoreinformationorforspon- writers available at than a million accident-free miles. house Senior Center, a private non- Post 118, 211 N. Morton Ave., sor or vendor details, visit haver- Ridley Twp. Library The men were recognized at a cere- profit center owned and operated Morton will hold a family picnic townirishfestival.com or contact mony Thursday at the Swarthmore by Senior Community Services, lo- 1-5 p.m. Sunday, July 14. Price Cindi Rooney at 610-996-0841 or Poets, authors and bloggers, as Post Office,105 Rutgers Ave. cated at 600 Swarthmore Ave. in is $12 for adults; $6 for kids 11- [email protected]. well as anyone who just enjoys writ- According to the National Safety Ridley Township. The sale will be 18; and free for kids under 11. ing are invited to the Ridley Town- Council, more than 30,000 Postal held in the main lobby of the hos- All are invited to bring family Springfield Rotary ship Public Library and Resource Service employees have achieved a pital each day. and friends. announces new Center 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, July distinction most people never ap- Thebakesalewillfeaturehome- The menu will be corn, ham- board members 3, to share their work in an engag- proach in their lifetimes — driv- made creations by Noberto Dexter burgers, hot dogs, salads, beer, ing and fun setting, with the oppor- ing more than a million, accident- “Dex” Feliciano, of Metz Culinary soda water and much more. Tick- Springfield Township Rotary tunity to network with other practi- free miles. No other business comes Management. Free parking will be ets are available at the post. Call Club celebrated its 62nd Annual tioners of the writing craft. Readers close. The nation’s 31,000-plus Post available in the visitors’ lot on Mor- 610-543-9551anytimeafter4p.m. Changeover Dinner on June 11 at are limited to five minutes or four Offices are linked by nearly 232,000 ton Ave. daily or call Marc Hines at 484- Sandy Run Country Club in Ore- pages, whichever comes first. vehicles — the world’s largest civil- 390-2061 or Harry Mirra at 610- land. The evening celebrated the Advance registration is required. ian fleet. More than 341,000 letter Delco violinists honored 543-2082. outgoing 2018-2019 board as well Only 15 writers will be able to regis- carriers and truck drivers log more as good citizens at as acknowledged the 2019-2020 ter, but everyone is invited to come than 1.2 billion miles annually when Union League Readers can email community board and the services of the 2018- and listen to the writers’ work. delivering to America’s 158.6 mil- news and photos to Peg 2019PresidentDennisMurray. Open Mic Night will be hosted lion addresses. Since 2005, over Sixteen-year-old Delaware DeGrassa at pdegrassa@21st- The 2019-2020 Rotary board in- by author Matt Lake. Register by 30,000 Postal Service profession- County violinists Eric Gao of Gar- centurymedia.com. 30 | ENTERTAINMENT | THE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

‘Jeopardy!’ champ Holzhauer a TODAY IN HISTORY winner in TV ratings, too INTHE Photos and text from wire services TODAY’S HIGHLIGHT NEW YORK >> Acasecanbemadethat June 21, 1964 “Jeopardy!” savant James Holzhauer is CivilrightsworkersMichaelH.Schw- one of the year’s biggest TV stars, al- erner, Andrew Goodman and James though a short-lived one. E. Chaney were slain in Philadelphia, An estimated 14.5 million people Mississippi; their bodies were found watched him on June 3, when the SPOTLIGHT buried in an earthen dam six weeks professional gambler from Las Ve- later. gas lost for first time after 32 consec- utive wins and $2,464,216 in prize ALSO ON THIS DATE money, the Nielsen company said. He left with the 16 highest one-day 1377 scores in the show’s history. King Edward III died after ruling Eng- The television ratings also put him land for 50years; he was succeeded in good company. In fact, no televi- by his grandson, Richard II. sion series this season (football ex- cluded) averaged more viewers per 1788 episode on the first night they aired. The United States Constitution went Not “The Big Bang Theory,” not into effect as New Hampshire became “NCIS,” not even “Game of Thrones,” theninthstatetoratifyit. although all those shows gain more viewers when time-shifting is fig- 1834 ured in. Cyrus Hall McCormick received a pat- In fact, the initial airing of the ent for his reaping machine. “GameofThrones”seriesfinaleon HBO, considered the biggest event of theyearintelevision,reached13.6 million people, Nielsen said. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS The first four games of the NBA Actress Meredith Baxter is 72. Actor Finals between Toronto and Golden Michael Gross is 72. Country singer State all had fewer viewers in the Kathy Mattea is 60. Actress Carrie U.S. than Chicago librarian Emma PHOTO BY CHRIS PIZZELLO — INVISION — AP, FILE Preston is 52. Actress Paula Irvine is Boettcher’s take-down of Holzhauer. Inthisphoto,KeriRussellarrivesatthe71stannualDGAAwardsattheRayDolby 51. Actress Juliette Lewis is 46. Ac- Close “Jeopardy!” watchers had Ballroom in Los Angeles. torChrisPrattis40.Britain’sPrince a hint that June 3 was Holzhauer’s William is 37. Actor Jussie Smollett is last show because news of his de- J.J. Abrams sent her his version of the Russell plays a new character 37. Actor Benjamin Walker is 37. Actor feat leaked on the Internet before the script for “Star Wars: The Rise of Sky- named Zorri Bliss. She can’t reveal MichaelMalarkeyis36. show aired. “Jeopardy!” is taped well walker,” it overwhelmed her. much about the character except that in advance, and show producers knew “When I read his script that he she loves the costume. She calls the for weeks when Holzhauer’s defeat wroteIcried,”shetoldTheAssoci- character and her look “bad ass.” wouldairbutkeptitsecretuntilthe ated Press in a recent interview. “I SherecalledAbramstoldhershe THOUGHT FOR TODAY day before. mean who knows what it will turn wouldneedtowearahelmet.“Iwas It’s hard to argue, however, that the out to be and I hope it remains true like, ‘That is my dream job. I can see “In America, to look leak significantly increased the show’s to what he originally wanted.” everyone. No one can see me. Hello. a couple of years viewership. Holzhauer was nearing Abrams directs the film which is Amazing!’” younger than you the show’s all-time record for win- thefinalchapterintheSkywalker Russell said the original “Star actually are is not only nings, and two of the episodes that story that started with 1977’s “Star Wars” films are among the first she aired the week before his defeat gath- Wars.” saw in theaters, so it’s amazing to be an achievement for ered more than 13 million viewers, Russell says Abrams is the right part of them now. “I have such mem- which you are to be Nielsen said. person to finish the saga because he ories of Princess Leia and Chewbacca congratulated, it is Russell says Abrams’ new ‘Star cares. and Han Solo, I have such memories patriotic.” Wars’ script made her cry “He’s not trying to change it to be of them— like everyone does,” she something else,” she said. “He really said. “So, yes, it’s incredible to get to — Cynthia Propper Seton, American writer NEWYORK>> KeriRussellsaysthatwhen respects what it is.” be whatever part I am.” (1926-1982) LOOK FOR US ONLINE AT WWW.DELCOTIMES.COM FRIDAY,JUNE21,2019 THE DAILY TIMES | YOURDAILYBREAK | 31

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Aristotle Onassis said, “I have no friends and no en- emies -- only competitors.” That is a good approach to bridge. At first, you might believe that your opponents are your enemies, but it is nicer to consider them competitors, and sometimes they can be called upon to help you -- as in today’s deal. HAGAR THE HORRIBLE: by Dik Browne How should South plan the play in four spades after West leads the club jack? North made a game-invita- tional three-spade limit raise, promising eight losers (here, Declarer draws trumps, one spade, three hearts, two cashes the other two top diamonds and two clubs) clubs, discarding a diamond and 10-12 support points from the board, then plays (here, 10 in high cards and a diamond to the ace and one for the doubleton club). another diamond. Whichever Declarer starts with nine defender takes the trick will top tricks: five spades, one be endplayed. If he leads a SHOE: by Jeff MacNelly diamond and three clubs. diamond or a club, South Probably his first thought ruffs on the board for his is to lead a diamond toward extra trick and sluffs a heart his queen, hoping that East loser from his hand. Or if that has the king. However, competitor shifts to a heart, theoretical 50-50 shots declarer plays second hand (almost) never work in bridge low and must score a trick in columns! the suit. Instead, South should try to Whenever you have Q-x-x collect a heart trick, and it opposite J-x-x, try to force will be easiest to get those an opponent to lead the suit. friendly enemies to help him. CLOSETOHOME:by John McPherson SUDOKU

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Only) Mike Bernardo 610-284-1855 STORM DAMAGE. FREE EST. TO SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME Int & Ext Painting, carpentry, PA #036869 CONCRETE electrical, decks repaired/ VS/MC OK Call 610-394-9445 AREA HOURS $$ PER WEEK washed/stained. Lic & Ins. Honeybrook 2 hrs/day $275.00/w A.M.C. CONCRETE- Concrete C&R Tree - 484-361-1666 All Early morning home delivery route available. Waterproofing, Masonry, HAULING phases of Tree Work; Stump Restoration, Hardscaping. Must have driver’s license and reliable vehicle. Removals, Yard Maintenance. (Back-up vehicle highly recommended) Free Estimates PA#061932 AD CLEANOUTS Call for guaranteed fair price. 610-945-4406 267-909-4233 ALL ROOMS, garages, attics, 7 days / week. Must provide substitute if need be. bsmts. Mini Movers . We spe- Rich’s Power WaWashing CALL 610-235-2673 DAMBRO CONSTRUCTION. GREG’’SS LANDSCCAAPING DOUGLASSVILLE,PPAA cialize in demolition of ga- GRADING, SODDING, ALL All phases of concrete and rages & sheds. (610)715-6915 **FREE ESTIMATES** masonry work and small jobs PLANTING. ALL PHASES, Sidewalks, Siding, Decks, ok. Servicing Delaware Co. All Types Hauling - Appliances 30 YRS EXP 215-631-9945 etc. Authorized Dealer of Call 610-721-8568. debris, house/yard. Will beat Gutter Glove Products. PLATE-MAKER any price! Bob, 610-326-0804 PAINTING & INSURED (610)385-6339 DiGiacomo Construction Inc. WALLPAPER Concrete patio, walkways, CHRIS HATCH CLEANOUT REPAIR SERVICES Newspaper Operations steps, sidewalks, stamped Complete contents removal ABSOLUTE BEST PAINTING concrete & brick/block work, Insured - 25 yrs. exp. Deck Refinish, Power Wash. APPLIANCE REPAIR Part-Time position excavation, land clearing, Call Chris at 215-886-9390 JAMES JOHNS PAINTING ALL BRANDS demolition. 610-497-0300 (610)935-2924 Off: (610)948-2327 Servicing Delaware Flexible Afternoon and Evening digiacomo-construction.com John’s Hauling & Removal -Any- Monday-WednesdayHours Varying Afternoon/Evening Days AK PAINTING - Int/Ext, resi- County for 25 years. thing big or small. 7 days Last min. 610-459-4855 Competitive Salary ELECTRICAL serv. 610-454-1449; 610-296-0560 dential/commercial, vacant rental property& stain decks. ROOFING ELECTRICAL REPAIRS Junk & Trash Removal Free est, Insured. Reasonable. Receptacles, fixtures, light- Houses, Garages. CALL 610-549-3061 A+ DYNAMIC ROOFING Trade svcs for saleable items. EddieO&Son ing, or new circuitry. Semi- Father & Son Painting Pop- retired electrician. No charge John - (610) 326-9617 Lic. & Ins. for 24.5 yrs. corn repair. Charging cheap; CALL 610-586-5409 for estimates. 484-636-9554 HOME IMPROVEMENT we’re fast/neat. 610-586-1768 Only servicing area within A.A. WEST CO. 390 Eagleview Blvd. Exton PA 19341 15 mi. of Lansdale, PA. AFFORDABLE REMODELING INTERIOR PAINTING ROOFING. FREE ESTIMATES. by Much Construction Inc. Drywall Repair PA# 019152 610-872-3302 Additions, kitchens, baths, 610-513-5731  DOMAR ROOFING Fill out an application KASDRAS ELECTRIC basmts, roofing, siding win- dows Lowest price guar. Lic. J&MWALLPAPERING & INT/ All types. Call 610-586-1910 Lowest prices. Quality work. EXT PAINTING - No job too PA Lic #014577 or Email Resume to 610-323-8899 10 yr warr. Ins. 610-800-5683  big or too small since 1989. [email protected] SHOP FROM your easy chair. Fully ins. Free est. We’ll call SEWER & SEPTIC Shopping the classifieds is you back when others don’t. KULP & SONS INC easy, relaxing and you don’t jandmpaintandpaper.com SEPTIC SERVICE No phone calls please. EOE havetoworry about parking. CALL 610-874-3003 610-948-4593 38 | CLASSIFIEDS | THEDAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE21,2019 YARD, RUMMAGE & YARD, RUMMAGE & FLEA MARKETS HELP WANTED HELP WANTED EDUCATION/TRAINING GARAGE SALES GARAGE SALES FULL TIME PART TIME Annual Fire Police Alvernia University seeking LANSDALE WEST NORRITON Immediate opening for a ADJUNCT FACULTY Giant Flea Market MAINTENANCE-F/T. LIVE On For more information visit Multi-Family Yard Sale YARD SALE Site. Well versed in plumb- Part-Time (24 hrs per week) Fri. 06/21 & Sat. 06/22 Upper Darby Janitorial position at a site www.alvernia.edu/adjuncts Sat. June 22nd, 7am - 1pm High School ing, electrical & mechanical. 8am to 2pm 42 NORTH WAKEFIELD RD. Must have own tools & valid located in Linwood, PA. Shift NON-PROFIT/ 801 SYCAMORE DRIVE Sunday - June 23rd driv lic. Call Jerry 570-703- is from 12:00 AM–8:00 AM, VOLUNTEER Porcelain dolls, household, Air conditioner, clothing Janitorial duties that include and misc. 9am-4pm 1087 or Mark 732-997-7463. furniture, antique clocks (Rain Date 6/30/19) cleaning & stocking rest- and dishes. WORCESTER TOWNSHIP PEDIATRIC NURSE -P/T.Me- rooms, floor care, trash re- Cat Angel Network, a local Rain or Shine! Information dia area, Tues & Thurs: 1pm- moval from indoor & outdoor no kill rescue organization, NORRISTOWN receptacles, general clean- POTTSTOWN YARD SALE 215-834-2157 8pm. DUTIES: Phone Triage, n-eeds volunteers to pro Assist Minor Ofc Procedures, ing of building, litter removal vide care for our cats in our NEW COVENANT 2610 BEAN ROAD from picnic & parking areas BAPTIST CHURCH EQUIPMENT & TOOLS Gen’l Assessments, Injec- l-ocal shelter & our adop SAT. JUNE 22nd-9to2 & access ramps. Bi-weekly tion locations in Pottstown 209 Prospect Street HH, furn., tools, bikes, linens, • Toro Mower - 0 turn, 42 inch, tions, related Office Duties. FAX Resume 610-892-7848 pay at $12.00/hr. MUST have & Downingtown areas. YARD SALE upright cedar chest plus regu- 24.5HP. own dependable transporta- VENDORS WANTED Even a ffeew hourrsss///mmontthh lar cedar chest, books, fishing • Bench Drill Press. PROFESSIONAL FABRICATOR: tion and valid driver’s license. can make a difffffeerence! June 29th 8:00 - 12:00 Various Electric Shop Tools and yard tools. Skilled in TIG & MIG welding Veterans or persons with dis- WEALSO NEED F OSTERS Call 610-323-0385 to reserve Call for pricing 484-266-9899 abilities encouraged to apply. table/space $10.00 Strong mechanical aptitude to take 1 or more adult & knowledge Must have EOE/M/F/Vet/Disability. cats or kittens into their Rain or Shine HEALTHCARE APPLY ONLINE AT http:// LANCASTER COUNTY EQUIPMENT valid driver’s license & own home until they are TROOPER transportation www.keystoneblind.org. adopted. Previous exp in APPLICATION REQUIRED Yard Sale PHILADELPHIA Contact Mike @ 610-485-6100 fostering cats or dogs is Sat. June 22nd, 8am-1pm CASH PAID FOR DIABETIC TO BE CONSIDERED FOR TEST STRIPS. pref., but not required. 234 MIAMI AVE., TROOPER, NEW JERSEY HELP WANTED EMPLOYMENT! PA 19403. Most brands PART TIME Ifinter ested, please visit AUTOMOTIVE our website, Household items, furniture STTAAATTE OF DELAAWWWAARE accepted. Up to $40/box. and tools. James @ 610-453-2525. www.CatAngel.org g DRIVERS NEEDED AUTO TECH-Min 3 yrs exper & fill out a volunteer Rain date: Sun. 06/23 HARLEYSVILLE HAULER ROUTES AVAILABLE CATS in repair industry. Able to application Huge Moving Sale IN THE READING AREA diagnose vehicles. Must have TROOPER Saturday June 22 or call (610) 385-6714. Multi Family yard Sale to deliver newspapers to bulk insp & emission licenses & 8am to 1pm drop locations. All service have own tools. 610-622-6868. Saturday June 22nd 1052 KINGSCOTE DRIVE RESTAURANT 6am to Noon providers are independent Living Room Furniture, Dining contractors & must have an TRANSMISSION INSTALLER- FOOD SERVICE 15 Oakdale Ave Room Furniture, Counter Full Time. Housewares, Kids Stuff, box truck or van,current auto Stools, Lawn Mowers, Lawn insurance and a valid driver’s Call 610-446-6454 SHORT ORDER- SAUTE COOK Books, Brand New Lularoe, And Garden Tools, Home - PREP-Experienced. Handcrafts and MUCH MORE! license and registration. Decor Items, Household Early AM Hours CLERICAL/ CALL 215-715-6081 ABSOLUTELLYY GORGEOUS ADMINISTRATIVE Items, Lots of Good Stuff, KITTENS & C!ATS 7 DAYS A WEEK SKILLED LABOR Some Free! Rain or Shine Call today 610-235-2675 and Neutered & shots. Pottsgrove School District is LOOKING FOR HELP? 610-327-3969CatAngel.or g leave a message. We will MAINTENANCE TECH Carpen- IS YOUR CLOSET overflowing seeking a full time 12 month try, painting, plumbing, elect. People everywhere read the want with odds and ends, this and that? return a call with the details. ads. Phone today to place the ad PAYROLL SPECIALIST. Respon- Must have truck/tools. $14- Place a classified to help end the DOGS sibilities include all bi-weekly that people want to read. clutter. IMMEDIATE OPENING for a 16+/hr. 610-905-0439. PT/FT. SHELTIE PUPPIES- Family P/T (24 hrs/wk) Janitorial payroll functions. Maintaining Raised. Vet checked & shots, pos. at a site located in employee records as provided PUNCH PRESS OPERATOR- Ready for a New Homes . Linwood, PA. Shift is from by personnel and/or board re- F/ T. Experienced or Will Train! CONSTRUCTION TAKEOFF AGTEK TECHNICIAN 856-863-4135 12:00 AM 8:00 AM, Janitorial ports. Duties include but not Benefits. Apply: M-F 7:30a-2p limited to: Maintaining direct Ace Metal Inc, (Office) 225 E. Experienced in AGTEK and EXCEL Software Must be able duties incl: cleaning & HELP WANTED stocking restrooms, floor deposit accounts; preparing Madison Ave., Clifton Heights, to read and understand blueprints Responsibilities include information for Audit; provid- PA 19018, Drug/Alc test. EOE Preparation of Proposals and Quantity Takeoffs for all Site GENERAL care, trash removal from indoor & outdoor receptacles, ing assistance to the district work, Earth work, Concrete, Paving & Utilities Excellent accounts payable personnel; SKILLED TRADES Wages, Benefits and 401K Package EARN CASH gen’l cleaning of bldg., litter removal from picnic & parking communication with staff; an- PAINTERS F/T Must have driv- THE LANSDALE REPORTER swering employee verification Only applications for the above position will be accepted as THE TIMES HERALD areas & access ramps. Bi- ers license, tools and trans- a response to this notice wkly pay at $12.00/hr. MUST questions; resolving related portation. Call 610-353-3570. Early morning home delivery pay-related concerns. Prior Horgan Brothers Inc. Contractor Routes have own dependable transp. 2188 Detwiler Road Harleysville, PA 19438 & valid driver’s lic. Veterans experience in processing ROOFING MECHANICS - F/T Available in the following payroll for a large organiza- with reliable transp to work, Or [email protected] Areas: or persons with disabilities encouraged to apply. tion required. School district drug free. Pay based on • Lansdale, payroll experience is desired. exper. Prospect Park. Email: • Norristown EOE/M/F/Vet/Disability. Apply online at: Experience with Benefits is mpspropertymaintenance@ • Plymouth a plus. College degree pre- gmail.com, call: 215-480-4004 • Lafayette Hills www.keystoneblind.org ferred. Current ACT 34, 114, Musthave dependable vehi - and 151 clearances required. OPEN HOUSES APPLICATION REQUIRED TO cle, Current driver’s license, Apply on line at www.pgsd. current auto insurance. Will BE CONSIDERED FOR org . OPEN HOUSE Media News Group has NIGHT SHIFT openings for MACHINE EMPLOYMENT! under the careers tab No train, no experience neces - paper applications accepted. Sat. 06/22, 1pm - 4pm & INSERRTTERS in our Exton, PA Printing Center to load pre- sary. Call 484-679-8461 for printed inserts into an insert machine. Applications accepted until Sun. 06/23, 1pm - 4pm. more information Or email CLASSIFIEDS hold many, Shifts will provide approximately 12-20 hours per week. position is filled. EOE 503 Kennelwoods Drive [email protected] many opportunities. They give ElversonPA PA 19520. wage based on experience opportunity for you to buy items, DOMESTICS LANDSCAPE HELP - Summerfield End unit No experience is necessary; we will provide on-the-job meet people, sell unwanted items, with In-Law suite- Weedwacker Tech/ find housing, save money, earn a HOUSE CLEANERS-Delaware training. Position does require light lifting and standing for Grasscutter. Exp. helpful. 330,000. 3 BR, 2.5 BA, 2 couple bucks, and much, much County. We desire energetic, laun.Rm, 2 M.BR, 2 LR, 2 long periods. Ridley area. 610-604-9518 more. reliable persons. Must have Pre-Employment background check required. Open DR, 2 Large Kit., 2 car, pass background check & propane FP,Oversized HELP WANTED drug test. $15/hr. M-F 8-5. PT. TToo applyonline o FULL TIME Garage. 484-363-0858 https://careers-medianewsgroup.icims.com/jobs/1857/ Call 610-892-5080 Box #2. part-time-mailroom-inserterr//jo/job MAINTAINANCE PERSON for IT’S THE CONVENIENCE Apt. Mgmt. Exp in Elec, Car- that keeps people comingback or fill out an application in person at pentry etc. Valid driv lic & to the great deals found in the 390 Eagleview Blvd., Exton, PA 19341. must have tools. Call 610-546- classifieds. 9193 Btwn 9am & 5pm. FRIDAY, JUNE21,2019 THEDAILY TIMES |CLASSIFIEDS | 39 RESIDENTIAL SALES APARTMENTS FOR ROOMS FOR RENT LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES RENT (UNFURNISHED) POTTSTOWN - furnished, an auxiliary aid, service, or NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC NOTICE Morton/Springfield: Lg 1 BR, weekly room for rent, $140/ other accommodation to The Chadds Ford Township NOTICE OF CONSIDERATION Upd Kit & BA, Strg, Nr Transp, wk., cable, AC & all utilities participate, please contact Board of Supervisors, OF ORDINANCE From $800/mo. Incl Heat & included. 1st, last week secu- township administration at Delaware County, Hot Wtr. Call 610-328-2883 rity deposit, $430 move-in. least 48 hours in advance of Pennsylvania, will hold a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Avail. now. Call 484-772-7114. the public hearing date at the Council of the Township Newly Renovated public hearing on Thursday, All Real Estate advertising 610-565-2700. July 11, 2019, 7:00 PM, of Chester, Delaware in this newspaper is NORRISTOWN 2 Bedroom Apt ROOMMATES DCT, June 21, June 28, a-1 County, Commonwealth of For rent Near Courthouse Township Building, 10 subject to the Federal Fair Ring Road, Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, will consider Housing Act of 1968 which CALL 610-628-6313 For info Pottstown Area - Roommate wanted to share my lrg house. Pennsylvania, 19317, to the adoption of the following makes it illegal to advertise NORCO APARTMENTS consider the conditional ordinance on Thursday, July “any preference, limitation Room is furnished. $550/mo NEWTOWN TOWNSHIP (Pottstown, PA) 1&2BR, incl. util. Call 610-764-9312. MEETING NOTICE use application of Linda 11, 2019 at 7:00 p.m. at the or discrimination, based No Pets. Ht/HW Incl. Tulloch, 101 Bullock Road, Chester Township Building, on race, color, religion, $810-910/mo. (610) 458-5012 LOTS & LAND to reconstruct a driveway in 1150 Engle Street Chester, PA age or familial status, NOTICE IS HERBY GIVEN that the Newtown Township areas of steep slopes. The 19013: sex or national origin or POTTSTOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE - 2132 public is invited to attend and an intention to make any LOVELY FURNISHED Blue Ball Ave., Boothwyn, PA Strategic Plan Advisory Committee will be holding give comment. AN ORDINANCE OF THE such preference limitation EFFICIENCY 19061. Call 267-547-8032. MARYANN D. FURLONG, TOWNSHIP OF CHESTER, or discrimination”. $490 MO. (484) 949-8065 a planning meeting which CEMETERY LOTS is open to the public on Township Manager DELAWARE COUNTY, PROSPECT PARK: 2 BR, Fully Wednesday, July 24, 2019. The DCT, June 21, 28, a-1 PENNSYLVANIA, ADOPTING This newspaper will not COATESVILLE - FAIRVIEW THE 2018 INTERNATIONAL knowingly accept any Renovated. Excellent Bldg. meeting will begin at 6:30 PM Ready immed. $1200/Mo. CEMETERY, 2 grave plot, and be held at the Township PROPERTY MAINTENANCE advertising for real estate $1200. Call 610-384-7598 CODE, WITH AMENDMENTS. which is in violation of CALL: 917-755-0727. Building, 209 Bishop Hollow Rd. Newtown Square, PA PUBLIC NOTICE the law. Our readers are BUSINESS On June 17, 2019, the Probable Please take notice that the hereby informed that all Ridley Park - Drexel Hill - OPPORTUNITIES 19073 in the Administration’s second floor conference Cause Screening Committee full text of the Ordinance is dwellings advertised in this Sharon Hill - Glenolden: of the Pennsylvania State available for inspection at the newspaper are available Newly renov 1 & 2 BR’s, room. DCT, June 21, a-1 Board of Chiropractic Chester Township Building on an equal opportunity 700sf, hw. $720-$850. Pets LICENSED issued an Order temporarily and this newspaper during basis. Phrases like; family ok. Call 570-703-1087 BARBER ONLLYYTO BUY suspending the license normal business hours. If any room, walk-in closet, BARBER SHOP to practice chiropractic person who wishes to attend private, etc. are meant as TRENTON - 1 Bedroom Apt., Opportunity of a lifetime. NOTICE OF medicine and adjunctive the Council meeting has a descriptive copy only and 115 N. Willow St. $750/m. Call 484-786-8167 or come FINAL REPORT SUBMITTAL procedures, of Samuel disability and/or requires are not intended to show Call 609-203-2025. to: 1856 E. Lincoln Hwy., E. Joseph, license nos. auxiliary aid service or other preference for or exclusion Coatesville,PA PA Pursuant to the Land Recy- DC002399L and AJ002399L, of accommodation to observe or of anyone. To complain of YORKSHIRE APTS. (Pottstown cling and Environmental Re- PA) - 2 BR, No pets. Elevator Haverford, Delaware County, participate in the proceedings discrimination, call FHCSP LEGAL NOTICES mediation Standards Act, the pending a hearing, on the please contact the Township at 610-604-4411. on Premises. $1025/mo. act of May 19, 1995, P.L. 4, No. Ht/HW incl. 610-458-5012 grounds that he presents a Secretary at (610) 494-4149 to LEGAL PUBLIC NOTICE 1995-2, notice is hereby given clear and immediate danger discuss how those needs may HOUSES FOR that Odin Properties (the to the public health and best be accommodated. CHESTER - 1417 Honan St. RENT (UNFURNISHED) Notice is hereby given that owner and remediator) has safety. PPAA. 19013 on Monday, July 8, 2019 at submitted a Final Report to DCT, June 21, a-1 Kenneth R. Schuster, Solicitor PROPERTY FOR SALE BY 7:00 p.m., prevailing time, in DELCO Single & Twin Homes the Pennsylvania Department DCT, June 21, a-1 OWNER 13,000.00 the Middletown Township of Environmental Protection, TTwwo story row home, 3 bed 3, 4 & 5 BRs, Updtd, Gas heat, THIS IS THE PLACE FOR Sect 8 ok Call 610-537-7145 municipal building located Southeast Regional Office, CASH! So if you have mer- rooms, 1 bath. 610-721-3289 at 27 N. Pennell Rd., Lima, to demonstrate attainment CAN’T FIND IT? Find it the chandise to sell, call the classi- easy, effective way. Use a low POTTSGROVE - 3BR, 2BA, LR, PA 19037, the Middletown of the Residential Statewide fied department today! APARTMENTS FOR Township Council will hold cost “Wanted to Buy” classified DR, EIK, A/C, Fpl. No pets. No Health Standards in a non-use ad. RENT (UNFURNISHED) Sec. 8. Good credit. lower rent. a public hearing to consider aquifer for the Lansdowne $1,275+ Elec. (484) 886-4126 the approval of a resolution Meadows Apartments prop- BROOKHAVEN Hilltop Condo permitting the inter-municipal erty located near the inter- 3rd Flr. 1 BR, w/w, ac, w/d, TRENTON HOUSE for Rent transfer of a restaurant liquor section of Alderbrook Road LABORERS d/w, $850/mo. + Utils. No 769 Second St., 4 bdrm., 2 license into the Township by and Lamport Road in Upper Pets. 610-459-8769. bths $1200//mmo Miller’s Ale House, Inc. for Darby Township, Delaware Experienced General Laborers wanted for our Concrete, Call 917-330-4365 use at restaurant facilities County, PA. The report has Excavation, Site Work and Paving Divisions Coatesville West End - Newly to be located at or about renovated 2BR. On-site lndry. demonstrated attainment Must have Transportation UPPER DARBY - Renovated 3 the Promenade at Granite of the Residential Statewide W/s/trash incl. Off-ST. park- Run, 1067 W Baltimore Pk., Only applications for the above position will be accepted ing. $725/mo. 484-748-5193 BR, Sec 8 OK. $1050/mo.+utils. Health Standards for a non- 215-910-1779 Middletown Township, as a response to this notice used aquifer for 1,1-Dichloro- Horgan Brothers Inc. DOWNINGTOWN - Lg. 1 BR, Media, Delaware County, ethene, trans-1,2-Dichloroeth- ROOMS FOR RENT PA 19063. The purpose 2188 Detwiler Road Harleysville, PA 19438 2nd floor, utilities incld. no ene, cis-1,2-Dichloroethene, Or [email protected] smoking/pets. $980/mo. Call BRAMCOTE MOTEL - Daily & of this public hearing is 1,1,1-Trichloroethane, Tri- 239-216-3816. Weekly Rates, all utils & WIFI for receiving comments chloroethene (TCE), Tetra- and recommendations chloroethene (PCE) and Vinyl Elverson 1BR Newly renovat- incl. Call Bipin Patel (484) 524- 5930 or (610)718-8888. of interested individuals Chloride in groundwater as NEWSPAPER ROUTE AVAILABLE ed. $700/mo. on site laundry residing within the established under the Land w/s/tr. incl. Call 610-444-4911 CHATEAU - Boyertown area. municipality concerning the Recycling and Environmental EXCELLENT EARNINGS Clean, secure, private park- Applicant’s intent to transfer TO SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME GLEN MILLS: LG 1BR, wooded Remediation Standards Act. ing. $100wk+ (610)367-5112 a liquor license into the ROYERSFORD/SPRING CITY BOROUGHS area, $1100/mo incl Ht & Hot municipality. The municipality Wtr. Call 610-587-5982 CHESTER - 712 W. 5th St. Lux- This notice is made under the 2-2.5 hours per day, approx. 20+ miles must determine whether provision of the Land Recy- $215 per week ury Rm, New Kit. $375/month. the request would adversely GLENOLDEN: SPACIOUS 1BR, Call Henry 267-997-4466. cling and Environmental Re- 2nd Flr, No smkng/pets. $765/ affect the welfare, health, mediation Standards Act, the EAST VINCENT TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP mo. incl ht/wtr. 484-480-3628 POTTSTOWN - 110 King St. peace and morals of the Act of May 19, 1995, P.L. #4, 1.5-2 hours per day, approx. 25+ miles per week Clean! $145/wk, security dep. municipality or its residents. No. 2. $110 per week Honey Brook Living required. Call (610) 360-9710 DT 6/21 1-a NEW HANOVER/UPPER POTTSGROVE TOWNSHIPS Associates - 55+ facility If you are a person with a POTTSTOWN - Furnished, 3 hours per day, approx. 50+ miles per day No smoking. No pets. disability and wish to attend HOW TO WRITE a classified $350 per week $894/mo. Utilities included. shared kitchen & bath. $100/ thispublichearing,andrequire week. Call (610) 970-7240 ad that sells:First - Be com- Early morning, home delivery contracting routes available. Section 8 OK 610-273-3193 ili id i plete. Second - Include the IT ONLY TAKES afew min- Must have drivers license and reliable vehicle LINDEN APARTMENTS POTTSTOWN - ROOM FOR price. And third - Beavailable. (back-up vehicle highly recommended). RENT. CALL 610- 247-6276. utes to check our classifieds Call today and we will be happy (Pottstown, PA) - 1,2&3BR. columns ... and you just may to help you write the most effec- 7 days / week. Must provide substitute if need be. Start at $810/mo, HT/HW incl. find money saving deals. tive ad. CALL 610-850-0255 No pets. Call 610-458-5012 40 | CLASSIFIEDS | THEDAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE21,2019 TOWNSHIP OF CONCORD LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Combined Balance Sheet PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE All Fund Types Delaware County Notification of a Cleanup Plan The following vehicle will be December 31, 2018 Court of Common Pleas and Final Report auctioned on Monday, June ASSETS Number: CV-2019-003547 24, 2019 at Herby’s Towing Notice of Action in Notice is hereby given that Service Inc, 148 Burmont Rd., Cash, cash equivalents and investments GOVERNMENTAL PROPRIETARY Mortgage Foreclosure Sunoco Pipeline L.P. is Drexel Hill, PA 19026. $ 19,761,153 $ 13,118,616 submitting a Cleanup Plan Lexus JTHHP5BC2FS000482 Taxes Receivable 663,619 - Finance of America Reverse and Final Report to the DCT, June 21, a-1 Accounts Receivable 324,117 840,715 LLC, Plaintiff v. Dawn Burns Pennsylvania Department of Escrow funds receivable 34,627 7,019 Known Surviving Heir of Frank Environmental Protection for Due from other funds 8,289 - N. Stafford Jr., Evelyn Stafford the Lima Release Site (3 South ESTATE NOTICES Prepaid Expenditures 7,376 16,045 Known Surviving Heir of Frank Pennell Road and 1207 West N. Stafford Jr., and Unknown Baltimore Pike properties ESTATE NOTICE Capital assets (net of accumulated depreciation - 28,419,290 Surviving Heirs of Frank N. and the Pennsylvania State ESTATE OF CHRISTINE M. Deferred outflows - 224,082 Stafford Jr., Defendants Route 452 and Route 1 right- ROSIAK, DECEASED. TOTAL ASSETS 20,799,181 42,625,767 TO: Unknown Surviving of-ways) located at the Late of the City of Chester, LIABILITIES Heirs of Frank N. Stafford intersection of Route 452 Delaware County, PA Accounts Payable end Accrued Expenses 354,410 186,019 Jr. Premises subject to and Route 1, Middletown LETTERS of ADMINISTRATION Deferred Revenue 493,372 103,120 foreclosure: 1 Scarlet Township, Delaware County on the above Estate have been Due to Other funds 6,289 - Avenue, Aston, Pennsylvania to demonstrate attainment granted to the undersigned, Escrow Deposits 631,133 416,092 19014. NOTICE: If you of the Statewide Health and who request all persons Long-term liabilities 3,975 4,370,739 wish to defend, you must Site-Specific Standards. having claims or demands Deferred lnflows 13,528 271,113 enter a written appearance Sunoco has indicated that the against the estate of the TOTAL LIABILITIES 1,504,707 5,347,083 personally or by attorney remediation measures taken decedent to make known FUND BALANCE and file your defenses or have attained compliance the same and all persons Fund Balance/Net Assets 19,294,474 37,278,684 objections in writing with the with the Statewide Health indebted to the decedent TOTAL LIABILITIES AND FUND BALANCE 20,799,181 42,625,767 court. You are warned that and Site Specific clean-up to make payment without The above information, published In accordance with the Commonwealth of Pennsylvanla if you fail to do so the case standards established under delay to MICHAELINE V. LUTZ, may proceed without you and the Land Recycling and ADMINISTRATRIX, 273 Kirks Act of June 24, 1931 (1965 P.L.1206, N0331), The Township Code, is a condensation of the a judgment may be entered Environmental Remediation Mill Rd., Nottingham, PA detailed financial statements which have been examined by independent certified public against you without further Standards Act. This notice 19362, accountants, and are available at the office of !he Township. notice for the relief requested is made under the provision Or to her Attorney: TOWNSHIP Of CONCORD by the Plaintiff. You may lose of the Land Recycling and LINDA McGRIER Combined Statement of Revenues Expenditures and Changes in Fund Balance money or property or other Environmental Remediation 2211 Chichester Ave., Ste. 201 - All Governmental Fund Types and Proprietary Funds for the Year Ended December 31,2018 rights important to you. You Standards Act, the Act of May Upper Chichester, PA 19601 GOVERNMENTAL PROPRIETARY should take this notice to 19, 1995, P.L. #4, No. 1995-2. DCT, June 7, 14, 21, a-1 Revenues your lawyer at once. If you DCT, June 21, a-1 Real Estate Taxes 1,628,554 do not have a lawyer, go to ESTATE NOTICE Other taxes 1,871,381 or telephone the office set Notice is hereby given forth below. This office can that, in the estate of the Sewer fees 3,694,101 PUBLIC NOTICE decedent set forth below, the Licenses and Permits 891,543 provide you with information On June 17, 2019, the Probable about hiring a lawyer. If you Register of Wills has granted Franchise fee - Cable TV 390,157 Cause Screening Committee letters, testamentary or of Fines and Forfeits 8,073 cannot afford to hire a lawyer, of the Pennsylvania State this office may be able to administration to the persons Interest, Rents and Royalties 218,673 146,916 Board of Chiropractic named. All persons having provide you with information issued an Order temporarily Intergovernmental 799,601 41,223 about agencies that may claims against said estate Charges for Services 381,266 suspending the license are requested to make known offer legal services to eligible to practice chiropractic Act 205 Pension 61,834 persons at a reduced fee or the same to them or their Reimbursements 123,413 medicine, of Alan B Gewanter, attorneys and all persons no fee. Lawyers Reference license no. DC002198L, of Miscellaneous 79,454 Service, Delaware County Bar indebted to said decedent TOTAL REVENUES 6,453,949 3,882,240 Haverford, Delaware County, are requested to make Association, 335 West Front pending a hearing, on the Expenditures: Street, Media, Pennsylvania payment without delay to the grounds that he presents a executors or administrators General Government 1,951,240 1,713,082 19063, (610) 566-6625. clear and immediate danger Public Safety 993,433 - McCabe, Weisberg & Conway, named below. to the public health and Estate of VINCENT Public Works - Highway and Streets 1,591,116 - LLC, Attorneys for Plaintiff, safety. 123 S. Broad St., Ste. 1400, A. DiCARLANTONIO, Sewer Plant operations - 1,241,638 DCT, June 21, a-1 deceased, late of Borough Culture and Recreation 165,935 - Phila., PA 19109, 215-790-1010 DCT, June 21, a-1 of Brookhaven, Delaware Pension 168,644 - YOU’LL NEVER KNOW how County, Pennsylvania. Library 190,370 - effective a classified ad is until you Administrator: Anthony J. Debt Service - use one yourself! Reach the entire Calise, 8009 Woodgate Circle, Principal 428,000 - area without leaving the comfort of YOU GET QUICK action your home. Call and place your Collegeville, PA 19426 lnterest 232,769 118,657 at a low cost when you adver- classified today to sell those DCT, June 7, 14, 21, a-1 TOTAL EXPENDITURES 5,721,507 3,073,577 tise in the Insider classifieds. unwanted items. EXCESS OF REVENUES OVER EXPENDITURES Other Financing Sources (Uses): ESTATE NOTICE Notice is hereby given Operating Transfers In 4,772,636 - that, in the estate of the Operating Transfers Out (4,772,636) - INDOOR ANTIQUE & VINTTAAGE MARKET decedent set forth below, the Capital contributions 706,147 KENESETH ISRAEL (K I) Register of Wills has granted Amortization of premium - 8,212 letters, testamentary or of Capacity purchases 584,636 8339 OldYo Yoork Road administration to the persons TOTAL OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (USES) - 1,298,997 Elkins Park, PA named. All persons having EXCESS OF REVENUES AND OTHER FINANCING (Corner Of Rt. 611 & 73) claims against said estate are SOURCES OVER EXPENDITURES AND OTHER Sundayy,,,Ju June 30th requested to make known the FINANCING USES 732,442 2,107,660 8AM - 4PM But Early Birds AreWWeelcome same to them and all persons Fund Balance - Beginning 18,562,033 35,171,024 indebted to said decedent FUND BALANCE - ENDING 19,294,475 37,278,684 Antiques, Collectibles, Vintage Jewelry & are requested to make Gross Debt of the Township as of Clothing, Potteryy,,Primitives, Art WWoork and So payment without delay to the December 31, 2018 12,856,187 Much More! dii Assessed Valuation of the Township at SHOP FROM your easy chair. December 31, 2018 1,660,197,350 Free Admission & Free Parking Shopping the classifieds is 215 - 625 - 3532 easy, relaxing and you don’t DCT, June 21, a-1 havetoworry about parking. FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES |CLASSIFIEDS | 41 ESTATE NOTICES ESTATE NOTICES Public Sale A. ADVERTISEMENT executors or administrators without delay to ROBERT named below. Estate of SKLAR, TRUSTEE, 507 Millers TOWNSHIP OF HAVERFORD WILLIAM C. ALLEN, deceased, Run, Glen Mills, PA 19342, A Storage Depot, in order to satisfy its statutory lien, 1014 Darby Road late of the Borough of Sharon Or to his Attorney: pursuant to 73 P.S. ss1901 et seq., will sell at PUBLIC SALE Havertown, PA 19083 Hill, Delaware County, HENRY M. LEVANDOWSKI Pennsylvania. Executrix: LEVANDOWSKI & DARPINO, all the personal property stored in its facility, placed by: Sealed bids will be received by Haverford Township, via the Kimberly N. Adams, 607 LLC PennBID Program (www.ebidexchange.com\PennBID.net) Mohawk Avenue, Norwood PA 17 Mifflin Ave., Ste. 202 Tenant Name: Unit # Description until 9:00 o’clock AM, prevailing time, on the 2nd day of July 19074 Havertown, PA 19083 2019, at which time and place they will be publicly read for: DCT, June 21, 28, July 5, a-1 DCT, June 7, 14, 21, a-1 MichaelDougherty #251 A/C,20+Boxes,Dresser,Shelving Richard DePrince #417 Boxes, broom ESTATE NOTICE PASSENGER CARS VETERANS FIELD IMPROVEMENTS Notice is hereby given Alicia Burbage #512 10+ Boxes,Chair, Dresser, CONTRACT No. REC-23 that, in the estate of the 2004 TOYOTA CAMRY SE Refrigerator decedent set forth below, SEDAN- 51K orig 1 OWNER All documents and solicitation details are available at no the Register of Wills has mi. 5 sp Manual w/clutch. Libby Hess #631 Bedding, Bicycles, Couch, Dresser, cost at PennBID (www.ebidexchange.com\PennBID.net). granted letters, testamentary Just insp & serviced. Ladder,Totes Safes,Dog crates,Organ or of administration to the Super Clean! $5800. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check or 610-566-6901 DAYTIME ONLY. Matthew Innis #717 Tool Boxes, Motorcycle persons named. All persons Florrie Lewis #932 20+ Boxes,Shelving, Dishwasher bid bond payable to the Owner in an amount of not less having claims against said 2005 FORD FOCUS - silver, than ten percent (10%) of the bid or bids. Only bonds from estate are requested to 201K miles, newly inspected, Joseph McCarty #588D Bags,Boxes,Shelving companies licensed to do business in the State where the make known the same to new seat covers, runs well. Stephanie Thompson #609E Boxes, Totes, Christmas Décor, Owner is located will be accepted and the bond shall so them or their attorneys and $800 OBO. Call 267-968-6300 state same. all persons indebted to said Pressure washer decedent are requested 2009 CHEVROLET CobaltLT Bids must be submitted unconditionally. No bidder may to make payment without 4 Dr. Blue w/ Light Grey Int. On Wednesday June 26, 2019 at 2:00 PM a public auction withdraw bid within SIXTY (60) days after the scheduled delay to the executors or Very clean! 1 Owner. New closing time for receipt of bids. administrators named below. Insp. Auto, AC, All Pwr. $3500. will be held at A Storage Depot, 404 E. Baltimore Pike, Estate of W. SCOTT SMITH, DEALER. 610-506-5759 Clifton Heights, PA 19018. Potential bidders must arrive JR, deceased, late of Newtown The Owner reserves the right to waive any informalities, or 2011 FORD FOCUS - white, and register by 1:45 PM. A valid driver’s license, and also a to reject any or all bids. Township, Delaware County, 4 door, great condition, in- Pennsylvania. Co-Executors: $100.00 cash deposit are required. Bidding is for the entire spected, 44K mi., $7500. Call The project involves various improvements to a Township W. Scott Smith, III, and 215-886-8628. unit contents. The auction is absolute. Questions may be Rodman W. Smith, c/o their sports field including turf renovation, regrading/restoration atty: Matthew S. Donaldson, 4WD&SUV directed to 610-626-6100. Owner reserves the right to bid of areas, minor fencing adjustments and the relocation of Jr., Esquire, 225 North Olive at Public Sale, reject any or all bids, and cancel or adjourn various structures. Street, PO Box 258, Media, PA 2006 NISSAN MURANO -1 the sale. DCT, June 7, June 21, a-1 19063 owner, white, auto, 90K mi. DCT, June 7, 14, 21, a-1 Asking $3100. 201-305-3494. ESTATE NOTICE PICKUP TRUCKS If you have any questions, please feel free to contact PUBLIC SALE Notice is hereby given management at #610-626-6100. that, in the estate of the 2012 FORD F-150 - 4X4 : 73K Mary Kenney A Storage Depot, in order to satisfy it’s statutory lien decedent set forth below, the mi., 3 yr./30,000 mi. extended pursuant to 73 P.S. ss1901 et seq., will sell at PUBLIC SALE Register of Wills has granted wrty. transferable. Extended Manager all the personal property stored in it’s facility: letters, testamentary or of cab. Exc. cond. $23,000. Call DCT, June 14, June 21, a-1 administration to the persons 215-316-5091 (no texting) #0119 Wayne Hunley : Boxes, Mirror, Tool Boxes, Tires, named. All persons having JUNKERS & CLUNKERS Automotive Equipment claims against said estate #0394 Angela Becroft: Boxes, Totes, Kids Toys, Misc are requested to make known CASH FOR JUNK CARS & A. ADVERTISEMENT Household Items the same to them or their TRUCKS. ANY CONDITION #0167 Sonya Robinson: Bags, Chairs, Boxes, Tool Box, attorneys and all persons 610-872-1554 or 484-688-4224 TOWNSHIP OF HAVERFORD Trunk, Misc Household Items. indebted to said decedent 1014 Darby Road THE CLASSIFIEDS ... they #0198 Courtney Poole: Boxes, Totes, TV, Misc Household are requested to make Havertown, PA 19083 Items. payment without delay to the go where you can’t ... into thou- sands of homes. Andy they do #0116 Felicia Goodwin: Grill, Patio Furniture, Utility Dolly, executors or administrators all in one day! Sealed bids will be received by Haverford Township, via the Totes, Misc Household Items named below. PennBID Program {www.ebidexchange.com\PennBID.net) Estate of STEPHEN C. until 9:00 o’clock AM, prevailing time, on the 2nd day of July #0145 Nelson Omoragbon: Air Conditioner, Bedding, Boxes, ALDRICH, deceased, late 2019, at which time and place they will be publicly read for: Microwave, Table, Misc Household Items. of Upper Darby Township, OPEN SATURDAY 11-1 PM #0254 Arthur Erle: Boxes, Computer, Totes, Furniture, Misc Household Items Delaware County, COME SEE & BUY! HILLTOP FIELD PARKING LOT Pennsylvania. Administratrix: CONTRACT NO. REC-24 #0297 Pedro Nunez: Motorcycle, Bench, Toys, Trunk, Boxes, Lorena A. Engle, P.O. Box 174, Couch, Misc Household Items New Berlin, PA 17855 All documents and solicitation details are available at no #0115: William Holcomb: Misc Household Items. DCT, June 14, 21, 28, a-1 cost at PennBID (www.ebidexchange.com\PennBID.net). #0073: Melissa Horvath: Mattress, Dresser, Holiday Decorations, Misc Household Items. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check or #0112 Joanne Kaighn/BACA: Boxes, Couch, Totes, Toys, TRUST NOTICE bid bond payable to the Owner in an amount of not less Misc Household Items. THE MARYLOU SKLAR LIVING than ten percent (10%) of the bid or bids. Only bonds from #0005 Leslie Sannino: Boxes, Cabinet, Chair, Computer, 1003 Green Ln, Secane companies licensed to do business in the State where the Totes, Drums, Mini Fridge, China Closet, TRUST DATED JANUARY 7, ONE FLOOR LIVING! 1998 Owner is located will be accepted and the bond shall so Misc Household Items MARYLOU SKLAR, Deceased 4 Br, 2 full baths, Large LR, DR, & Fam state same. Late of Concord Township, Rm. 2-car Gar,Full Bsmt, & Large Deck! JUNE 26th 2019., a public auction will held at A Storage Depot, Delaware County, PA. Asking only $265,000.00. From Balt.Pike, The project includes milling and repaving of an existing 401 Boro Road, Primos, PA 19018. Potential bidders must This Trust is in existence and Bishop Road S, to Lt on Providence Rd, parking lot; fine grading and paving of an adjacent stone arrive and register by 11:45 AM. A valid drivers license, and all persons having claims or to Rt on Ashland, to Lt to 1003 Green Ln lot and associated striping of both lots. also a $100.00 cash deposit is required. Bidding is for the demands against said Trust entire unit contents. The auction is absolute. If you have Nancy A. Geisel Bids must be submitted unconditionally. No bidder may or decedent are requested to PA Associate Broker #AB066065 any questions, please feel free to contact management at, make known the same and withdraw bid within SIXTY (60) days after the scheduled Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Fox & closing time for receipt of bids. 610-626-8616 Heather Oneill all persons indebted to the Roach Realtors decedent to make payment Office - 610-566-3000 Owner reserves the right to bid at Public Sale, reject any or ih d l The Owner reserves the right to waive any informalities, or SAY HELLO to the most Cell - 610-864-5437 to reject any or all bids. all bids, and cancel or adjourn the sale. mobile marketplace in the Property shop at DCT, June 7, June 21, a-1 DCT, June 14, June 21, a-1 area - the Insider Classifieds. www.NancyGeisel.com 42 | CLASSIFIEDS | THE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 AUTOS WANTED AUTOS WANTED AUTOS WANTED AUTOS WANTED AUTOS WANTED WATERCRAFT A BETTER CASH DEAL! 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SPORTS ON TV HARRAH’S ENTRIES GOLF Time Channel Event Post Time: 12:25 p.m. EIGHTH RACE 5:30a.m. GOLF Golf:BMWInternationalOpen FIRST RACE Purse 14,000.00, Trot Purse 9,000.00, Pace 1. Muscle Star (An McCarthy) 9-2 8:30a.m. NBCSN Hose Racing: Royal Ascot Day 4 1. Odds On Miami (Al Davis) 10-1 2. Arglbargl Hanover (Ma Miller) 20-1 Green putts her way to 8:55a.m. ESPNU Auto Racing: The French Grand Prix, practice 2. Big Chute (Wi Mann) 12-1 3. Ragtime Hanover (Mi Cole) 6-1 session 2 3. Not So Sweet (De Dunn) 12-1 4. Bet Big On Blue (Je Gregory) 5-1 4. Unnreal (Ma Miller) 15-1 5. Hillofamistery (Ya Gingras) 5-2 9:30a.m. GOLF Golf: BMWInternationalOpen 6. Windchill Fashion (Ti Tetrick) 6-1 lead at Women’s PGA 5. Modesta (An Morgan) 5-2 7. Andovers Asset (De Dunn) 20-1 Noon GOLF Golf: American Family Insurance Championship 6. Gators Ben Winning (Si Allard) 9-1 Wie, who returned from two 1:30p.m. FS2 Horse Racing: America’s Day at the Races 7. Wynnfrith (Ge Napolitano Jr) 3-1 8. Mystical Wynn (Da Miller) 9-2 The Associated Press 8. Rosy Outlook (Ti Tetrick) 3-1 NINTH RACE months off with an injured 2p.m. ESPN College Baseball World Series: Michigan SECOND RACE Purse 16,000.00, Pace CHASKA, MINN. >> Hannah right wrist and matched her vs. Texas Tech Purse 14,000.00, Pace 1. Dance For Kisses (An Morgan) Green of Australia got just highest score as a pro with an 2p.m. MLB MLB: Mets at Cubs 1. Paddy Ponder (Ge Napolitano Jr) 8-1 20-1 2. May Bride Hanover (Da Miller) 7-1 about everything wrong in 84. She was happy to be play- 3p.m. FS1 Auto Racing: Toyota/Save Mart 350practice 2. Actress Hanover (Ti Tetrick) 9-2 3. Art Lecture (De Dunn) 3-1 3. Jk Mardi Says (An McCarthy) 5-1 the KPMG Women’s PGA inggolfagain,whichmade 3p.m. GOLF Golf: Travelers Championship 4. Sweet Cherry (Ti Tetrick) 7-2 4. Crown Apple (Vi Copeland) 8-1 Championship except what her score feel even worse. 5:30p.m. FS1 Auto Racing: Toyota/Save Mart 350 final practice 5. Sweet Chrome (Ya Gingras) 9-2 5. Abigail Dawn (De Dunn) 8-5 6. Strong Coffee (An Morgan) 15-1 6. Alkippe (Si Allard) 12-1 mattered: Her score. “I’m not entirely sure 6p.m. GOLF Golf: KPMG Women’s PGA Championship 7. Iron Mistress (Ra Baynes) 20-1 7. Lyons Hedgeabet (Ya Gingras) 4-1 Green didn’t have wet howmuchleftIhaveinme,” 7p.m. ESPN College Baseball World Series: Vanderbilt 8. Ponder The Odds (Pa Lachance) 5-2 TENTH RACE vs. Louisville-Mississippi St. winner THIRD RACE Purse 14,500.00, Pace weather gear when she teed Wie said as she began to cry. Purse 16,000.00, Trot 1. Obvious Blue Chip (Ti Tetrick) 2-1 off Thursday at Hazeltine “I love being out here.” 7p.m. FS1 Men’s Soccer: CONCACAFGoldCup, 2. Rock N Shard N (Ar Stafford Jr) 7-1 El Salvador vs. Jamaica 1. Fashion Rachel (Da Miller) 7-1 as it started to rain — she Green had everything go- 2. Whiskeyinmywater (Ya Gingras) 15-1 3. Bettor Trix N (De Dunn) 9-2 7p.m. MLB MLB: Astros at Yankees 3. Lollipop Lindy (Ge Napolitano Jr) 7-2 4. Ella Christina (Ge Napolitano Jr) 4-1 doesn’tlikerainpants,any- ingherwayexceptforbeing 7p.m. NBCSP MLB: Marlins at Phillies 4. Hammer Creek (Ti Tetrick) 5-1 5. Rob Them Blind (Da Miller) 10-1 way, because they make too prepared for the elements. 5. Mimi’spearloflindy (Ma Melander) 2-1 6. Believe In Me (An McCarthy) 5-1 much noise. On a long, tough Sheopenedwitha15-foot 8p.m. NBCSNNHL: NHL Draft, Round 1 6. Faithfulandtrue (Mi Cole) 6-1 7.MaryCatherineA(PaBerry) 20-1 9p.m. ESPN2 CFL: British Columbia at Edmonton 7. Lapped By Lindy (An Miller) 9-2 8. Amanderosa (Ma Miller) 20-1 course at Hazeltine National, parputt.Shefollowedwith 9:30p.m. FS1 Men’s Soccer: CONCACAFGoldCup,Honduras FOURTH RACE ELEVENTH RACE she missed nine greens and a 20-foot birdie putt on the Purse 11,000.00, Pace Purse 9,000.00, Trot vs. Curacao 1. Goinroundncircles (Da Miller) 20-1 never had a tap-in for par. par-5 11th, which played so 1. Great Emancipator (An Miller) 9-2 2. Keene Olivia (An Miller) 5-2 10p.m. SHO Boxing: Fundora vs. Zepeda, Rivera vs. Giron, 2. Boyz N Guitars (Ge Napolitano Jr) 8-5 No matter. She took 23 long in these conditions — 3. Piraeus (An McCarthy) 12-1 Solano vs. Aruajo, Sloan 3. Sunset Mike (Se Bier) 5-1 putts, none on the par-5 sev- 557 yards — that she had 4. Do Your Job (Ya Gingras) 8-1 4. Let’s Be Honest (Si Allard) 9-2 10:30p.m.CBSSN WNBA:SparksatStorm 5. Rolling Going Gone (Ge Napolitano Jr) enth when she holed a bun- 7-iron for her third shot. 5. Justcallmeronald (St Smith) 20-1 11:30p.m. FS2 Australian Football: Fremantle Dockers 5-2 6. Bow Ties N Bourbon (Pa Berry) 20-1 ker shot, and she kept bogeys Most of the pars she saved 6. Strong Opinion (Ti Tetrick) 2-1 vs. Melbourne Demons 7. Hyway Marcus (Ti Tetrick) 7-2 off her card for a 4-under 68 wereinthe6-footrange. Midnight GOLF Golf: Kolon Korea Open 7. Classy Chapel N (De Dunn) 9-1 FIFTH RACE TWELFTH RACE for a one-shot lead over Hyo Defending champion 5:55a.m. ESPN2 AutoRacing;TheFrenchGrandPrix,practice Purse 11,000.00, Trot Purse 12,000.00, Trot Joo Kim and Mel Reid. Sung Hyun Park and I.K. session 3 1. Possessed Fashion (Ma Miller) 6-1 1. Classy Guy (An McCarthy) 5-2 2. Tw Lauxmont (An McCarthy) 20-1 2. Explosive Paige (Si Allard) 6-1 “I guess I just had a lot Kim also were in the group 3. Lazurus (Ti Tetrick) 3-1 3. Feel The Muscle (Jo Fellows) 15-1 of luck today with putts at 70 with Jutanugarn. The HARRAH’S RESULTS 4. Inukchuk Chuck (De Dunn) 8-1 4. General Jackson (Pa Berry) 8-1 5. Miss Ruby (Ge Napolitano Jr) 2-1 goinginandgettinggood group at 71 included major FIRST RACE EIGHTH RACE 5. Oberto (Ti Tetrick) 8-5 6. Warrawee Shipshape (Ya Gingras) 9-2 bounces,” Green said. champions So Yeon Ryu and 1-Dancin Hill (Napolitano Jr) 5.40 3.00 2.60 8-Shotgun Persuasion (Tetrick) 8.40 6.80 3.00 6. Wayward Man (Da Miller) 5-1 7. Neednorestrictions (Ar Stafford Jr) 7.HighwayToTheSky(ArStaffordJr) 5-King Harvest (Morgan) 3.20 2.20 4-Dear Diary (Allard) 7.00 3.00 20-1 Kim set small goals to Lydia Ko. 7-Catch My Shadow (Tetrick) 5.00 1-Sweet Sue (Berry) 2.10 20-1 8. Impacter (Vi Copeland) 20-1 8. Muscle Elegance (Ma Miller) 20-1 help her on a big course. She Exacta (1-5) 18.60; Trifecta (1-5-7) 85.80. Exacta (8-4) 88.40; Trifecta (8-4-1) 9. Muscle Defined (Al Davis) 20-1 THIRTEENTH RACE wanted to hit 12 greens and Six tied for lead SECOND RACE 210.20; 0.50 Superfecta (8-4-1-2) 592.00; 0.50 Superfecta (50¢ Dividend) 148.00. SIXTH RACE 5-Fiery Lady (Dunn) 8.00 4.40 4.00 Purse 16,000.00, Trot take no more than 30 putts, at Travelers NINTH RACE Purse 11,000.00, Pace 4-Fanatic (Berry) 4.80 3.00 1. Nomo Volo (Je Gregory) 4-1 7-Sky Marshal (Nap. Jr) 12.00 8.00 5.40 1. Dudesalady (Da Miller) 8-5 and she accomplished both 2-Grace Am (Gingras) 3.60 2. Klutzy (An Miller) 3-1 3-Turn The Paige (Marshall III) 14.20 8.00 2.LastFlightInN(StSmith) 20-1 3. Divine Spirit (An McCarthy) 6-1 in her 69. Reid played in one CROMWELL,CONN.>> Aweek Exacta (5-4) 44.00; Trifecta (5-4-2) 3. Use Your Noodle (Ar Stafford Jr) 9-2 126.20;0.50Superfecta(5-4-2-6)926.20; 1-Spee Club (Stafford Jr) 8.40 4. Allindotime (Pa Berry) 9-1 of the final groups and fin- of major championship 0.50 Superfecta (50¢ Dividend) 231.55; Exacta (7-3) 97.20; Trifecta (7-3-1) 847.60. 4. English Rose N (Al Davis) 7-1 5. Navarone Hanover (Ti Tetrick) 5-2 Early Double (1-5) 58.00. TENTH RACE 5. Hurrikane Shorty (An Morgan) 9-2 6. Pat Matters (Da Miller) 7-2 ished strong, hitting just pressure at the U.S. Open 6.DGsElsa(TiTetrick) 9-2 THIRD RACE 3-Play Trix On Me (Tetrick) 3.20 2.80 2.40 7. Boxing Gloves (Ma Miller) 20-1 inside the hazard right of and a cross-country trip 7. My, Sister Lucie (De Dunn) 20-1 3-Hannah (A. Miller) 7.00 3.20 2.40 8-Fashion Hilltop (Dunn) 6.00 3.20 FOURTEENTH RACE 8. Zutopia (An McCarthy) 20-1 the 16th fairway, taking her made for a lot of tired play- 6-Sherry Lyns Lady (Tetrick) 2.80 2.20 4-Meadowbrook Chip (M. Miller) 2.80 Purse 8,500.00, Pace 5-Rasta Blue Chip (Dowse) 3.80 Exacta (3-8) 17.00; Trifecta (3-8-4) 47.40; SEVENTH RACE 1. Toms Treasure (Ma Miller) 20-1 shot over a tree and grand- ers at the Travelers Cham- Exacta (3-6) 19.20; Trifecta (3-6-5) 68.80; 0.50 Superfecta (3-8-4-7) 249.40; 0.50 Purse 8,500.00, Pace 2. For The Record (Ti Tetrick) 9-5 stand and onto the green. pionship. Greens made soft Scratched: Jean Jeanie. Superfecta (50¢ Dividend) 62.35; 0.50 1. Deep Dreamer (Ge Napolitano Jr) 3-1 Pick 4 (1/8/7/3) 231.80; 0.50 Pick 4 (50¢ 3. Dorothy’s Legacy (An Miller) 12-1 2. Western Showgirl (Ra Baynes) 20-1 Hazeltine was as tough as by rain on a relatively easy FOURTH RACE Dividend) 57.95. 4. Brunhilda (An McCarthy) 3-1 3. Bring Me Diamonds (An McCarthy) 9-5 advertised, playing at 6,831 course helped perk up many 3-Proteas (Morgan) 4.20 3.20 2.10 ELEVENTH RACE 5. Ella Is Awesome (Ar Stafford Jr) 9-2 4. Time And Motion (Al Davis) 8-1 5-Equanimity (Allard) 3.80 2.40 3-Charles Vii (Tetrick) 4.00 2.80 2.40 6. David The Great (Pa Berry) 20-1 yards — just 244 yards short of them Thursday. 5. Chillin It De Vie (Pa Berry) 9-2 7-L Dees Bella (Gregory) 2.20 2-House Hubby (Marshall III) 5.20 4.00 7. A Oliveinmymartini (Ge Napolitano Jr) 6. Hack Attack (Si Allard) 20-1 4-1 of the Pebble Beach scorecard Six players shot a 6-un- Exacta (3-5) 27.60; Trifecta (3-5-7) 47.00; 8-Chips Starr (M. Miller) 14.40 0.50 Superfecta (3-5-7-6) 198.40; 0.50 7. D Gs Shadowsbell (Ti Tetrick) 9-2 8. Topville Camaro (Si Allard) 20-1 last week at the U.S. Open. der 64 to tie for lead, with Exacta (3-2) 16.00; Trifecta (3-2-8) 262.40. Superfecta (50¢ Dividend) 49.60. TWELFTH RACE It was long enough that defending champion Bubba FIFTH RACE 6 -AcrossThePond(MarshallIII) 16.40 5.40 5.20 4-Elysium Lindy (Gingras) 2.10 2.10 2.10 Ariya Jutanugarn not only Watson (69) , two-time win- 4-Major Bolt (Morgan) 10.00 8.60 3-Lionbacker Kidd (Allard) 8.60 4.40 ODDS 5-Big Sammy Z (Smith) 4.00 carried a driver for the first nerPhilMickelson(67)and 1-Casino Cutie It (M. Miller) 3.80 AMERICAN LEAGUE Exacta (6-4) 132.60; Trifecta (6-4-5) PREGAME.COM LINE time all year, she hit it — 79 others within five shots Exacta (4-3) 11.60; Trifecta (4-3-1) 61.60; 378.20; 0.50 Superfecta (6-4-5-2) 2,388.20; at New York -145/+135 Houston Pick 3 (3/3/4) 26.20; 0.20 Jackpot Hi-5 0.50 Superfecta (50¢ Dividend) 597.05. twice. going into the second round. (4-3-1-2-6) 96.70; 0.20 Jackpot Hi-5 (Car- Major League Baseball “Made bogey” she said Brooks Koepka, coming ryover) 12,124.18. THIRTEENTH RACE at Boston -330/+300 Toronto 4-Soda Pump (Stafford Jr) 6.00 3.40 2.20 Friday SIXTH RACE with a laugh after her 70. offarunner-upfinishat 5-Chas Hanover (Nap. Jr) 3.40 2.40 at Cleveland -193/+178 Detroit 3-Gallic Beach (M. Miller) 16.20 6.20 5.40 NATIONAL LEAGUE 6-Andover The Cash (D. Miller) 2.80 And it was tough enough Pebble Beach, had a 71 and 2-Jumping Jake (Dunn) 10.00 6.60 at Texas -142/+132 Chicago Exacta (4-5) 18.80; Trifecta (4-5-6) 72.80; —especiallywithamix- said he was among those 4-Magritte (D. Miller) 4.80 Favorite Line Underdog Pick 3 (3/6/4) 100.20. Minnesota -143/+133 at Kansas City Exacta (3-2) 118.60; Trifecta (3-2-4) 522.40; ture of rain, wind, a drop fighting exhaustion. FOURTEENTH RACE at Phillies -208/+188 Miami 0.50 Superfecta (3-2-4-7) 9,623.80; 0.50 at Chicago -148/+138 New York at Oakland OFF Tampa Bay in temperatures, sunshine The leaders included Superfecta (50¢ Dividend) 2,405.95. 4-Matterlei (Nap. Jr) 7.80 4.80 3.40 8-Yankees Beast (Allard) 10.60 6.20 at Washington -135/+125 Atlanta SEVENTH RACE at Seattle -135/+125 Baltimore and more rain — that only Zack Sucher and Kyoung- 7-Fraulein Blucher (Dunn) 6.80 1-Gold Medal Swan (D. Miller) 4.40 3.40 2.40 at Pittsburgh -111/+101 San Diego 16 players broke par and Hoon Lee, who each shot Exacta(4-8)69.80;Trifecta(4-8-7) at Milwaukee -116/+106 Cincinnati 6-Cash For Gold (Nap. Jr) 5.80 3.40 348.20; 0.50 Superfecta (4-8-7-1) INTERLEAGUE 20 players shot 80 or high. their lowest rounds on the 5-Don Dream (Gingras) 2.40 4,361.20; 0.50 Superfecta (50¢ Dividend) at Arizona -131/+121 San Francisco Exacta (1-6) 36.00; Trifecta (1-6-5) 79.40. 1,090.30; Late Double (4-4) 37.40. at La Dodgers -174/+162 Colorado LA Angels -110/+100 at St. Louis One of them was Michelle PGA Tour. FRIDAY, JUNE21,2019 THE DAILY TIMES | SPORTS | 45 Sports feed HORSE RACING SOCCER TENNIS Workers urge legislators to Kyrgios accuses officials of keep Santa Anita open ‘rigging’ match at Queen’s Club

ARCADIA, CALIF. >> Backstretch work- LONDON>> Nick Kyrgios swore at officials ers who walk, groom and care for race- and accused them of “rigging” his first- horses at Santa Anita urged state legis- round match at the Queen’s Club grass- lators on Thursday to keep the Southern court tournament in his latest outburst. California track open after the deaths of The outspoken Australian, who won 29 horses since December. the match, 7-6 (4), 6-3, launched an An estimated 500 workers gathered expletive-ridden rant at umpire Fer- after morning training hours at the gus Murphy after missing a set point track, toting handmade signs empha- against Roberto Carballes Baena, claim- sizing their love of horses and the im- ing his opponent had double-faulted. portance of being allowed to continue After Murphy issued a code violation their livelihoods. for unsportsmanlike conduct, Kyrgios “Horses are our lives” read one sign. continued his tirade, saying “it’s a joke, Anotherread“Wewerebornintothis man. It’s a serious joke” and adding: and it is our life.” “Like, your hat looks ridiculous, also. Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert said It’s not even sunny.” he is regularly approached by workers After another point, Kyrgios said: worried about their futures. “The ball was this far out on the sec- “A lot of jobs this industry has and ond serve. I’m going. I’m not going to we have to save them,” he said. “I can al- give 100% when I’ve got linesmen rig- ways pick up and leave, but they can’t. ging the game, I don’t want to play. Asanemployer,I’vefeltmorepressure Kyrgios lost his second-round match, worrying about them.” 6-7(4),7-6(3),7-5toFelixAuger-Aliassime. The workers expressed their support HALLE, GERMANY >> Roger Federer sur- fornewsafetymeasuresputinplace SILVIA IZQUIERDO — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS vived a scare in his bid for a record-ex- since the string of deaths that has cast Off and rooting: A youngUruguayanfancheersbeforethestartofaCopaAmerica tending 10th Halle Open title with a 7-6 a pall over the historic track. Group C match between Uruguay and Japan at the Arena Gremio in Porto Alegre, Brazil (5), 4-6, 7-5 win over Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. — The Associated Press on Thursday, The teams tied, 2-2. — The Associated Press

AUTO RACING NHL NFL NBA Trump says Penske to get Lightning’s Callahan No change to pass interference Trump to consider inviting Presidential Medal of Freedom diagnosed with back disease rule by competition committee Raptors ‘if they’d like to do it’

WASHINGTON >> President Donald TAMPA,FLA.>> Tampa Bay Lightning for- NEWYORK>> The NFL competition com- WASHINGTON >> President Donald Trump says he’s awarding a Presiden- ward Ryan Callahan has been diagnosed mittee has decided against making any Trump says he’ll consider inviting the tial Medal of Freedom to Roger Pen- with degenerative back disease and will changes to the new rule for reviewing NBA champion Toronto Raptors to the ske, one of the most powerful men in be placed on long-term injury reserve. pass interference, the league announced WhiteHouse“ifthey’dliketodoit.” American motorsports. Team vice president and general Thursday. Asked whether he’d invite the Cana- “He’s very deserving. He’s a great manager Julien BriseBois made the That means the rule stands as ap- dian team, Trump said Thursday that gentleman,” Trump said as he made announcement Thursday, saying the proved by NFL owners in March. he hadn’t thought about it. the announcement Thursday at the 34-year-old Callahan has “degenera- OwnersdecidedinMaytoletthecom- Trump said the Raptors played White House. “I’ve known him a long tive disk disease of the lumbar spine.” petition committee consult with coaches “phenomenal basketball” to win the time,andaverybrilliantguy.” Callahan appeared in 52 games last and decide whether to refine the rule fur- team’s first NBA title by defeating the Trump said he spoke with Penske season, finishing with seven goals and ther. During the rule’s one-year trial this Golden State Warriors. Trump says “if onThursdaytoinformhimandthat 10 assists for 17 points. He has 186 goals season, coaches still can challenge until they’d like to do it, we’ll think about Penske is “very thrilled” to be receiv- and 386 points in 757 career games with the two-minute warning of each half or that.” ing the nation’s highest commenda- TampaBayandtheNewYorkRangers. overtime. Then a replay official will be Theonce-routineWhiteHousevisit tion for a civilian. SUNRISE,FLA.>> The Florida Panthers ex- responsible for any reviews. by championship college and profes- Penske celebrated his record 18th pect to hear soon what veteran goalten- Butthatreplayofficialwillneed“clear sional sports teams has become politi- victory as a car owner at the Indianap- der Roberto Luongo’s plans are regard- and obvious visual evidence” to review cally fraught under Trump, with some olis 500 in May with driver Simon Pa- ingnextseasonandbeyond. and overturn potential pass interference teams and individual athletes declin- genaud, a feat that earned Penske his Luongo,40,hasbeenintheNHLfor in an attempt to avoid too many stop- ing to make the trip. second trip to the White House this 19 seasons and is contemplating retir- pages, and that official will have only TheWarriorsavoidedtheWhite year.PenskehadvisitedinAprilas ing, returning or perhaps starting next the angles on the television broadcast House while visiting Washington in Trump celebrated Joey Logano’s NAS- season on long-term injury reserve be- available to overturn an on-field deci- 2018. CAR championship. Penske, 82, is a cause of hip issues. Panthers general sion. Pass interference still is defined as RaptorscoachNickNursesaiddur- fixture in the Detroit automotive scene managerDaleTallonsaysitwillbe“a an act significantly hindering the oppor- ing a radio interview Wednesday that and is one of America’s most success- very difficult decision after such an il- tunity to make a play on a ball, and all he hadn’t heard anything about a ful businessmen. lustrious career” for Luongo. pass plays will be subject to review. White House visit. — The Associated Press — The Associated Press — The Associated Press — The Associated Press 46 | SPORTS | THE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE21,2019

MLB MLB Ex-Rays? Tampa Bay gets Mets name Regan, 82, OK to explore Montreal interim pitching coach By Ben Walker The Associated Press The Associated Press Yankees’ Judge to return to lineup Friday NEW YORK >> The Ex-Rays? CHICAGO >> The New York Starved for fans despite Mets fired pitching coach NEW YORK >> Aaron Judge is success on the field, the Dave Eiland and bullpen all set to swing back into ac- Tampa Bay Rays have been coach Chuck Hernandez on tion for the Yankees. given the go-ahead by Ma- Thursday, and named Phil The slugger is expected jorLeagueBaseballtolook Regan interim pitching coach, to be activated from the in- into playing a split season Ricky Bones interim bullpen jured list Friday night to play in Montreal. coach and Jeremy Accardo in- against Houston, his first No timetable for the possi- terim pitching strategist. game since straining his left ble plan was announced. An The team announced obliqueonaswingApril20. idea under consideration is the moves before its game The 27-year-old right for the Rays to play early in against the Chicago Cubs. fielder was batting .288 with the season in Tampa Bay and The 82-year-old Regan has five home runs and 11 RBIs finish up in Montreal, the PAUL CHIASSON —THECANADIAN PRESS VIAAP, FILE been the Mets’ minor league when he got hurt. former home of the Expos. A fan holds up a sign during a pregame ceremony in 2015 assistant pitching coordina- “I’m not going to try to Commissioner Rob Man- astheBlueJaysfacetheRedsinanexhibitiongamein tor since 2016 after spend- JIM YOUNG—ASSOCIATED PRESS baby it or go at 80%. We’re fred made the announce- Montreal. ing 2009-15 as the pitching Mets interim pitching coach in the major leagues,” Judge ment Thursday at the end of coach for Class A St. Lucie of Phil Regan walks in from said Thursday night. “We’re the owners’ meetings, say- was in its halcyon days,” said silly,” he said. theFloridaStateLeague.The the outfield on Thursday in ready to go. That’s not some- ing the executive council Steve Rogers, a five-time All- The Expos then, like the former major league pitcher Chicago. thing I’m worried about hap- had granted the Rays “broad Star pitcher for the Expos Rays now, operated with a managed the Baltimore Ori- pening again.” permission to explore what’s from 1973-85. small payroll, often losing oles during the 1995 season. Manager Mickey Callaway available.” “It was a destination spot,” stars to big-market clubs, Bones began this year as said he believes Regan’s work Rockies put Story on Manfred said it’s too soon he said. “I have no doubt that such as Pedro Martinez and thepitchingcoachforSt.Lu- in the organization made 10-day injured list to detail the particulars — the city of Montreal would go David Price. And low atten- cie. He was the Mets’ bullpen him the best candidate for as in, where the team would over the top now to embrace dance plagued both fran- coach from 2012-18. the job. PHOENIX >> Colorado short- play postseason games, or in a major league team. I do be- chises. Accardo was in his first “He’s got a passion for this stop Trevor Story has been what stadiums. He did not lieve that.” Tampa Bay is averaging full season as the Mets’ minor game, he has a passion for placed on the 10-day injured address whether this would Rays principal owner Stu 14,546 fans per home game, league pitching coordinator. pitching and our guys are fa- list with a sprained right beasteptowardafullmove. Sternberg, in a statement, ahead of only the Marlins. The Mets entered Thurs- miliar with him and respect thumb. “It’s an interesting kind said: “My priority remains TheRayshaveplayedatTrop- day with a 35-39 record and the hell out of him,” Calla- The Rockies called up in- of idea,” Rays outfielder/in- the same, I am committed icana Field since their incep- in fourth place in the NL way said. fielder Brendan Rodgers fielder Brandon Lowe said to keeping baseball in Tampa tion in 1998 and drew their East.Theyexpectedtocon- Eiland was the pitching from Triple-A Albuquerque before playing at Oakland Bay for generations to come.” lowest home crowd of 5,786 tend in the division behind coach for a pair of World Se- in time for Thursday’s game. on Thursday night. “It’s in “I believe this concept is against Toronto last month. their pitching, but had a staff ries champions — the 2009 Manager Bud Black said the future. It’s so far ahead worthy of serious explora- The Rays had looked into ERAof4.67,whichwas20th NewYorkYankeesand2015 X-rays were negative, but an of us that it’s going to be big tion,” he added. building a new stadium for in the majors. Kansas City Royals. MRI revealed the extent of news right now, but I feel Forget it, St. Petersburg years but in December aban- The bullpen ERA was 5.38 “Dave is a tremendous the injury. likealotofusarejustkind Mayor Rick Kriseman said. doned a plan to build across overall (28th in the majors) pitching coach,” Callaway of,‘ithappened,wesawit,’ Tropicana Field is located in thebayinTampa’sYborCity and8.20sinceJune1. said. “The bottom line is the Dodgers’ Hill out but that’s really all it is.” his city. area. They are committed to New York also had 16 results weren’t there. We’ve LOS ANGELES >> Dodgers Still, that was plenty “I want to be crystal clear. play in the Tampa Bay area blown saves, most in the big been all looking ourselves in manager Dave Roberts is op- enough to spark excitement The Rays cannot explore play- through 2027. leagues, in 33 chances. the mirror.” timistic that pitcher Rich Hill in Canada, where the Expos ing any Major League Base- “You hear the passion “When we assessed the ROCKIES 6, DIAMONDBACKS 4 will be back before the end of played from 1969-2004 be- ball games in Montreal, or from the fans there, that first2½monthsofthesea- >> Chris Iannetta’s two-run, the season. fore moving to Washington anywhere else for that matter, when the Expos played there, son, in particular over the bases-loaded single in the Los Angeles placed Hill on and becoming the Nationals. prior to 2028 without reach- you recognize that they’re in course of the last several 10th inning lifted Colorado the 10-day injured list with With their introductions ing a formal memorandum of the mix now, there’s been weeks, we felt the bullpen to a victory that completed a left forearm strain before in French and English, understanding with the city a lot of talks. I think base- performance had a lot of a three-game sweep of Ari- Thursday’s game against the jaunty organ music, goofy of St. Petersburg,” he said. ball wants to go where base- room to improve,” general zona. Giants. mascot Youppi! and fun tri- “And ultimately such a ball’s wanted,” Rays manager manager Brodie Van Wa- RANGERS 4, INDIANS 2 >> El- “Obviously, to lose him, color logo, Les Expos flour- decision is up to me, and I KevinCashsaid,adding,“I genen said. vis Andrus homered and had the way he’s been pitching, ished for years with a truly have no intention of bring- think the intention of it is ul- “Ithinkthatistherootof an RBI triple to back another is disheartening any way you international flair. ingthisideatoourcity timately to do the best that this move. Our belief is we impressive home start by look at it,” Roberts said. “I was fortunate enough council to consider. In fact, we can do to keep baseball in have the talent to be better Mike Minor as Texas earned Hill is 4-1 with a 2.55 ERA to have played there when it Ibelievethisisgettingabit the Tampa Bay area.” than we’ve performed.” aseriessplit. and61strikeoutsin10starts. FRIDAY, JUNE21,2019 THE DAILY TIMES | SPORTS | 47

Rangers 4, Indians 2 Colorado 100 110 001 2 — 6 Cessa 2 0 0 0 0 3 27 5.73 (28), Kipnis 4 (25), R.Perez (29), Cabrera Major League Baseball 71 2 (43), D.Santana (20); CS: Mercado (2); Cleveland AB R H BI BB SO Avg Inherited runners-scored: Poche 3-3, Arizona 100 003 000 0 — 4 Drake 2-2, Roe 2-0; HBP: Poche (Urshela). S: Mercado; Runners left in scoring posi- Lindor ss 4 00001.293 10 0 tion: Cleveland 2 (C.Santana, Ramirez), AMERICAN LEAGUE Mercadolf 311010.316 Nationals 6, Phillies 2 Texas 6 (Choo, DeShields, Mazara, C.Santana dh 3 1 2 1 1 0 .292 a-homered for Ray in the 6th; b-pinch Calhoun, Cabrera 2); RISP: Cleveland 4 hit for Diaz in the 9th; c-singled for Philadelphia AB R H BI BB SO Avg Luplow rf 3 0 1 1 0 1 .260 for 11, Texas 0 for 10; Runners moved up: EAST DIVISION Valaika in the 9th; d-grounded out for Segurass 500002.270 R.Perez, Calhoun, FIDP: Calhoun; GIDP: a-Naquinph 100000.275 Hollandinthe9th;e-fliedoutforJoseph W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Harper rf 200020.245 Mercado, Luplow, R.Perez, Bauers; DP: Ramirez3b 300010.201 in the 10th. New York 46 27 .630 __7-3 W-5 25-13 21-14 Kingery3b 412101.349 Cleveland 1 (Luplow, C.Santana), Texas Kipnis2b 401000.227 E: Hoffman (1); LOB: Colorado 6, Arizona Tampa Bay 43 31 .581 31⁄2 _ 3-7 L-3 20-18 23-13 Hoskins1b 201011.273 4 (Palumbo, Odor, Forsythe), (Odor, Plaweckic 300001.173 14; 2B: McMahon (11), Marte 2 (17), Realmutoc 400001.272 Andrus, Forsythe), (Andrus, Odor, For- Boston 41 35 .539 61⁄2 _ 7-3 W-1 17-17 24-18 Jones (16); HR: Blackmon (17), off Ray, b-Freemanph100001.246 Rodriguezlf 300011.244 sythe), (Cabrera, Odor, Forsythe); Toronto 26 48 .351 201⁄2 14 3-7 L-3 12-25 14-23 Bauers1b 300000.230 Desmond (10), off Ray, Walker (13), off Bettis; RBIs: Blackmon (48), Desmond Quinncf 400000.103 Texas 010200001_ 4101 Baltimore 21 53 .284 251⁄2 19 1-9 L-8 9-28 12-25 L.Martincf 300001.199 (39), Iannetta 2 (17), McMahon (33), Hernandez 2b 4 1 2 0 0 2 .264 Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA CENTRAL DIVISION Totals 3125235 Wolters(21),Peralta(40),Escobar(59), Eflinp 100001.130 Plutko 41⁄3 73205894.55 W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Texas AB R H BI BB SO Avg Walker 2(29); SB: Jones(2); CS: Arenado a-Knappph 100000.185 Olson 2⁄3 00010104.29 Minnesota 48 25 .658 __6-4 L-1 24-13 24-12 Choodh 400000.280 (2); SF: Escobar; S: Joseph; Runners left Ramosp 000000 — Goody 110023302.70 in scoring position: Colorado 2 (Bettis Cleveland 39 35 .527 91⁄2 16-4L-120-1719-18 D.Santanarf 422102.312 Irvinp 000000.250 O.Perez, W, 2-112⁄3 00001123.97 Andrusss 422201.303 2), Arizona 9 (Peralta 4, Cron 2, Ahmed 2, Chicago 35 37 .486 121⁄2 4 6-4 L-1 20-17 15-20 Joseph); RISP: Colorado 3 for 6, Arizona Garciap 000000 — Cimber 11⁄3 21100213.81 Cabrera3b 3 0 0 0 0 3 .242 Detroit 26 44 .371 201⁄2 12 3-7 L-1 11-24 15-20 3for14;Runners moved up: Iannetta, b-Millerph 101100.282 Texas IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Kansas City 25 49 .338 231⁄2 15 5-5 L-1 14-23 11-26 Forsythe3b 100001.268 Vargas; GIDP: McMahon, Reynolds, Mur- Totals 3126249 Palumbo,L, 2677315616.5 Calhounlf 401001.333 phy, Peralta; DP: Colorado 1 (Valaika, WEST DIVISION Washington AB R H BI BB SO Avg Chavez 541103593.18 Odor2b 300000.173 McMahon, Murphy), Arizona 3 (Marte, Turner ss 4 0 0 002.281 Miller 222021408.37 W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Vargas, Cron), (Vargas, Marte, Walker), DeShields cf 3 0 2 0 0 0 .238 Eatonrf 411001.279 Palumbo pitched to 4 batters in the 3rd. Houston 48 27 .640 __4-6 L-4 27-11 21-16 (Vargas, Marte, Walker); Guzman1b 201010.214 Raineyp 000000 — Goody pitched to 1 batter in the 7th. Texas 40 35 .533 8 1⁄2 5-5 W-1 26-14 14-21 Colorado IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Mathisc 300002.150 Guerrap 000000.000 Inherited runners-scored: Olson 1-0, Oakland 39 36 .520 9 11⁄2 7-3 W-3 22-17 17-19 Hoffman 22⁄3 31145826.75 Totals 31483110 Rendon 3b 400000.315 O.Perez 1-0, Chavez 2-0; HBP: Palumbo Los Angeles 38 37 .507 10 21⁄2 7-3 W-3 19-18 19-19 Bettis 22⁄3 22213454.36 (Luplow), Cimber (Mazara). Cleveland 000 001 001 — 251 Sotolf 322110.294 Seattle 32 46 .410 171⁄2 10 5-5 W-1 14-24 18-22 Estevez 2⁄3 31111264.15 Texas 200 000 02x— 4 80 McGee 100002121.42 Adams1b 411002.258 Braves 7, Mets 2 Dozier2b 412300.233 a-grounded out for Luplow in the 9th; Diaz 100010114.60 New York AB R H BI BB SO Avg NATIONAL LEAGUE Parra cf-rf 4 1 2 2 0 1 .217 b-struck out for Plawecki in the 9th. Oberg,W,5-0220013311.50 McNeil2b 412000.336 Gomesc 200021.224 E: Bauers (2); LOB: Cleveland 5, Arizona IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Alonso1b 300012.271 EAST DIVISION Corbinp 300002.107 Texas 4; 2B: D.Santana (11), Calhoun Ray 643359973.87 Confortorf 401102.262 (2), DeShields (7), Guzman (15); 3B: Taylorcf 100000.221 W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Chafin,H,9 100001203.33 Andrus (3); HR: C.Santana (15), off Davislf 401000.274 Lopez,H,8 100000131.24 Totals 3368639 Atlanta 44 31 .587 __8-2 W-1 24-17 20-14 Kelley, D.Santana (7), off Cole, Andrus Frazier3b 401000.255 Philadelphia 39 34 .534 4 1⁄2 3-7 L-3 23-14 16-20 (7), off Cole; RBIs: C.Santana (44), Holland, BS, 2-121 1 1 1 2 0 19 2.28 Philadelphia 100 000 001 — 261 Ramosc 412000.275 Washington 35 38 .479 8 41⁄2 7-3 W-3 19-17 16-21 Luplow (22), D.Santana (21), Andrus 2 Hirano,L,3-4122221245.13 Washington 100 101 03x— 680 Rosarioss 302101.249 New York 35 39 .473 81⁄2 54-6L-120-1415-25 (43); SB: Ramirez (17), D.Santana (9); Inherited runners-scored: Bettis 2-0; Flexenp 000000.500 CS: DeShields (3); Runners left in scor- HBP: Hoffman (Ahmed); WP: Hoffman a-grounded out for Eflin in the 7th; b- Miami 26 46 .361 161⁄2 13 3-7 L-1 13-25 13-21 Nogosekp 000000 — ing position: Cleveland 3 (Ramirez 2, 2, Holland 2. tripled for Garcia in the 9th. CENTRAL DIVISION Bauers), Texas 3 (Choo, Odor, Guzman); E: Kingery (2); LOB: Philadelphia 8, Zamorap 000000 — Washington 6; 2B: Eaton (8), Adams (8), c-Canoph 100001.238 W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away RISP: Cleveland 1 for 4, Texas 1 for 5; Wednesday’s games GIDP: Ramirez; DP: Texas 1 (Guzman, Dozier (11), Parra (7); 3B: Miller (1); HR: Lagarescf 300001.188 Chicago 40 33 .548 __4-6 W-1 25-12 15-21 Odor); WP: Bieber; Umpires: Home, Doug Yankees 12, Rays 1 Kingery (9), off Corbin, Dozier (11), off d-Smithph 100000.344 Milwaukee 40 34 .541 1⁄2 _ 4-6 L-3 22-13 18-21 Irvin, Parra (5), off Irvin; RBIs: Kingery Eddings, First, Chris Conroy, Second, Tampa Bay AB R H BI BB SO Avg Matzp 200000.240 St. Louis 38 35 .521 2 11⁄2 7-3 W-1 22-14 16-21 Alan Porter, Third, Bill Miller; T: 2:35; A: (22), Miller (5), Soto (42), Dozier 3 (27), d’Arnaudc 400002.202 Hechavarria ss 1 0 0 0 1 1 .241 Cincinnati 34 38 .472 51⁄2 5 6-4 W-4 19-17 15-21 18,531 (49,115). Parra 2 (20); SB: Quinn (1), Soto (4); S: Phamlf 402101.301 Totals 3429228 Pittsburgh 33 40 .452 7 61⁄2 3-7 W-1 14-19 19-21 Cleveland IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Eflin; Runners left in scoring position: Meadowsrf 400001.308 Philadelphia 5 (Segura 2, Realmuto, Bieber, L, 6-3 6 5 2 2 0 8 102 3.86 Atlanta AB R H BI BB SO Avg WEST DIVISION Garciadh 400001.290 Rodriguez, Eflin), Washington 3 (Dozier, AcunaJr;cf 400010.293 Clippard 110011143.26 Corbin 2); RISP: Philadelphia 0 for 7, Wendle 3b 0 0 0 0 0 0 .103 Swansonss 411001.261 W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Cole 1⁄3 22200123.77 Washington 4 for 13; Runners moved up: Adamesss 301011.245 Los Angeles 50 25 .667 __6-4 W-2 30-9 20-16 Hand 2⁄3 00001 90.86 Dozier; HBP: Rainey (Hoskins), WP: Irvin; Freeman1b 422201.315 Lowe2b 400003.280 Colorado 40 34 .541 91⁄2 _ 7-3 W-3 22-15 18-19 Texas IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Philadelphia IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Donaldson 3b 311211.260 Herediacf 400001.242 San Diego 38 37 .507 12 21⁄2 5-5 W-4 21-20 17-17 Minor,W,7-48311341102.52 Eflin, L, 6-7 6 5 3 2 3 7 90 2.83 Rileylf 322010.292 Choi1b 210020.269 Arizona 38 38 .500 121⁄2 34-6L-414-1924-19 Kelley,S,9-13121101232.81 Ramos 100000 93.75 Jacksonp 000000 — Robertson3b-p200012.202 San Francisco 31 41 .431 171⁄2 85-5L-215-2116-20 Irvin 1⁄3 33301157.82 Albies2b 401100.283 Totals 31131412 Rockies 6, Diamondbacks 4 Garcia 2⁄3 00001107.04 Flowersc 411001.263 New York AB R H BI BB SO Avg AMERICAN LEAGUE Tampa Bay at Oakland, 4:07 p.m. Colorado AB R H BI BB SO Avg Washington IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Culbersonrf-lf300011.321 Baltimore at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Blackmonrf 511101.336 LeMahieu2b 422210.315 Friedp 200000.192 Wednesday’s games Corbin,W,6-57411381013.90 Detroit at Cleveland, 4:10 p.m. Desmondcf 421112.271 Voit1b 320022.270 a-Joyceph 000010.294 Cincinnati 3, Houston 2 Rainey,H,4 100011252.02 Houston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:15 p.m. Arenado3b 210021.328 Sanchezc 422401.266 Minterp 000000 — N.Y. Yankees 12, Tampa Bay 1 Guerra 121100163.18 Chicago White Sox at Texas, 9:05 p.m. Rodgersss 111000.258 Rominec 101000.214 Swarzakp 000000 — Oakland 8, Baltimore 3 Dahllf 400011.332 Encarnaciondh411110.237 Indians 10, Rangers 4 b-Markakisph-rf101200.274 Seattle 8, Kansas City 2 NATIONAL LEAGUE Iannettac 402210.264 Hickscf 320010.198 Cleveland AB R H BI BB SO Avg Totals 3279755 Pittsburgh 8, Detroit 7 Wednesday’s games McMahon 2b-3b 411112.273 Torresss 321411.283 Lindor ss 4 22011.298 L.A. Angels 11, Toronto 6 Cincinnati 3, Houston 2 Reynolds 1b 200011.167 Maybinrf 310011.307 Mercadolf 402000.315 New York 100 100 000 — 290 Chicago Cubs 7, Chicago White Sox 3 Atlanta 200 003 02x— 790 Washington 6, Philadelphia 2, 1st game Estevezp 000000 — Urshela3b 301101.306 C.Santana 1b 4 22111.288 Cleveland 10, Texas 4 San Diego 8, Milwaukee 7 McGeep 000000 — Gardner lf 401001.233 Luplowrf 422300.258 a-walked for Fried in the 6th; b-doubled Boston 9, Minnesota 4 Pittsburgh 8, Detroit 7 Diazp 000000 — Totals 32 12 9 12 7 7 Ramirez3b 501101.204 for Swarzak in the 8th; c-struck out Thursday’s games Washington 2, Philadelphia 0, 2nd game b-Tapiaph 000010.262 Tampa Bay 000010000_ 130 Kipnis2b 222420.227 for Zamora in the 9th; d-lined out for Lagares in the 9th. Texas 4, Cleveland 2 Atlanta7,N.Y.Mets2 Obergp 000000.000 R.Perez c 4 1 1 1 0 0 .238 New York 600 000 60x—12 9 1 LOB: New York 7, Atlanta 6; 2B: McNeil Houston at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs 7, Chicago White Sox 3 Valaikass 200011.063 Bauersdh 310011.233 L.A. Angels at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. St. Louis 2, Miami 1, 11 innings E: Urshela (11); LOB: Tampa Bay 7, New 2 (18), Ramos (7), Rosario (13), Riley (6), c-Woltersph-2b101100.311 L.Martincf 400001.202 Albies (16), Markakis (16); HR: Freeman Minnesota at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. Colorado 6, Arizona 4 York 4; 2B: Pham 2 (12), Adames (10), Hoffmanp 100001.091 Totals 34 10 12 10 5 5 (21), off Matz, Donaldson (14), off Matz; Tampa Bay at Oakland, 10:07 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 9, San Francisco 2 Sanchez (6); HR: Sanchez (21), off Snell, Bettisp 100000.000 Torres (16), off Drake; RBIs: Pham (32), Texas AB R H BI BB SO Avg RBIs: Conforto (36), Rosario (38), Free- Baltimore at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Thursday’s games Murphy 1b 200001.275 LeMahieu 2 (46), Sanchez 4 (49), Encar- Choorf 402010.285 man 2 (55), Donaldson 2 (36), Albies (40), Friday’s games Colorado 6, Arizona 4, 10 innings Totals 33676911 nacion (51), Torres 4 (40), Urshela (32); DeShieldscf 501001.229 Markakis 2 (41); SB: McNeil (2), Rosario Houston (Peacock 6-4) at N.Y. Yankees Philadelphia at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Arizona AB R H BI BB SO Avg SB: LeMahieu (4); Runners left in scoring Andrusss 502001.300 (9); Runners left in scoring position: New York 4 (Alonso, Ramos, Rosario, (Paxton 4-3), 7:05 p.m. Miami at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Martecf-ss 614000.305 position: Tampa Bay 5 (Pham, Meadows Mazaradh 300012.265 Detroit (Boyd 5-5) at Cleveland (Bauer 2, Garcia, Lowe), New York 2 (LeMahieu, Lagares), Atlanta 2 (Acuna Jr, 2); RISP: N.Y. Mets at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Vargas2b 411021.263 Calhounlf 511000.343 New York 2 for 9, Atlanta 2 for 9; 5-6), 7:10 p.m. Voit); RISP: Tampa Bay 1 for 9, New York Runners Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Peraltalf 501112.291 5for8;Runners moved up: Meadows; Cabrera3b 422200.245 moved up: Conforto, Davis, Culberson 2; Toronto (Thornton 2-5) at Boston (Sale San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Jonesrf 402011.273 GIDP: Encarnacion; DP: Tampa Bay 1 Odor2b 400002.175 GIDP: Flowers; DP: New York 1 (Rosario, 3-7), 7:10 p.m. Friday’s games Escobar3b 300112.282 (Adames, Lowe, Choi); Forsythe1b 401002.269 McNeil, Alonso); Chicago White Sox (Lopez 4-7) at Texas Cron1b 300012.217 Tampa Bay IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Federowiczc 200011.227 New York IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA (Jurado 4-3), 8:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Vargas 3-3) at Chicago Cubs (Darvish 2-3), 2:20 p.m. Chafinp 000000 — Snell, L, 4-6 1⁄3 26640394.40 a-D.Santanaph111100.308 Matz,L,5-5 565542994.28 L.A. Angels (Canning 2-3) at St. Louis Totals 37 4 10 3 3 9 Flexen 200013408.31 (Wacha 4-3), 8:15 p.m. Atlanta (Keuchel 0-0) at Washington Lopezp 000000 — Robertson 110000 70.00 (Strasburg 7-4), 7:05 p.m. Hollandp 000000 — Poche 12⁄3 10002344.50 Nogosek 2⁄3 222001027.00 Minnesota (Perez 7-3) at Kansas City Cleveland 502 010 002 — 10 12 2 (Junis 4-6), 8:15 p.m. Miami (Alcantara 3-6) at Philadelphia d-Dysonph 100000.258 Pagan 100000141.33 Zamora 1⁄3 10000 45.68 (Nola 6-1), 7:05 p.m. Tampa Bay (TBD) at Oakland (Anderson Hiranop 000000 — Stanek 100001162.53 a-homered for Federowicz in the 9th. Atlanta IP H RERBBSO NPERA San Diego (Lauer 5-6) at Pittsburgh 0-1), 10:07 p.m. Ahmedss 100000.268 Castillo 100000132.48 E: Plutko (1), C.Santana (5), Cabrera (6); Fried, W, 8-3 6 8 2 2 1 6 101 4.03 (Musgrove 4-7), 7:05 p.m. Baltimore (Means 6-4) at Seattle (Leake Locastrocf 211010.237 Kolarek 11⁄3 13323334.78 LOB: Cleveland 4, Texas 10; 2B: Mercado Minter, H, 5 2⁄3 00010157.80 Cincinnati (Gray 3-5) at Milwaukee (7), Luplow (8), DeShields (6), Andrus 6-6), 10:10 p.m. Josephc 300003.130 Drake 1⁄3 43311283.14 Swarzak, H, 711⁄3 10000152.96 (Anderson 3-1), 8:10 p.m. (18), Cabrera (11); HR: Kipnis (4), off e-C.Kellyph 100000.255 Roe 1⁄3 00000 35.06 Jackson 100002133.00 Saturday’s games L.A. Angels (Canning 2-3) at St. Louis Palumbo, R.Perez (13), off Palumbo, L.A. Angels at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. (Wacha 4-3), 8:15 p.m. Rayp 200002.037 New York IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Kipnis (5), off Chavez, Cabrera (11), off Matz pitched to 4 batters in the 6th. Sabathia, W, 4-46 3 1 1 3 7 94 4.14 Minnesota at Kansas City, 2:15 p.m. San Francisco (Samardzija 3-6) at a-Walkerph-1b211211.258 Plutko, D.Santana (6), off Cimber; RBIs: Inherited runners-scored: Flexen 1-0, Toronto at Boston, 4:05 p.m. Arizona (Clarke 1-2), 9:40 p.m. Totals 37 4 10 4 8 14 Holder 100012204.93 C.Santana (43), Luplow 3 (21), Ramirez Zamora 2-2, Swarzak 1-0. 48 | SPORTS | THE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE21,2019

WOMEN’S WORLD CUP UNION U.S. blanks rival Union signs Wooten to Sweden for third bolster offense straight victory By Matthew DeGeorge By Anne M. Peterson Ertz sits out with [email protected] The Associated Press @sportsdoctormd on Twitter ALESSANDRA TARANTINO—THEASSOCIATED PRESS LE HAVRE, FRANCE >> The United hip contusion KelleyOHaralookstokicktheballclearofSweden’sFridolina Not content with being in first place in States is showing just how Rolfo,right,duringtheWomen’sWorldCupGroupFmatch the Eastern Conference and with goals not fiercely it is prepared to defend The Associated Press between Sweden and the United States. coming easy, the Philadelphia Union made its Women’s World Cup title. a move Thursday that typi- The Americans faced their LE HAVRE, FRANCE >> Julie tournament game between the ning 3-0 with more muted cel- fies a hungry club. toughest test of the tournament Ertz was not in the lineup two teams since the quarterfi- ebrations, including a golf clap The Union rectified its on Thursday night and domi- for the U.S. national team’s nalsofthe2016Olympics.The from Carli Lloyd, who scored a lackofdepthatforward nated in a 2-0 victory over Swe- match against Sweden on Swedes bunkered in on defense pair of goals in that game. by signing German-born den, the rivals that stunned Thursday night because of a and advanced on penalties after Ellis made seven lineup American international them in the last Olympics. hip contusion. a 1-1 draw, handing the United changes for the game against Andrew Wooten, one of the The U.S. went undefeated in The defensive midfielder States its earliest-ever exit from Chile but for Sweden she went interesting targets on the the group stage, posting wins started and scored her first the Olympic tournament. For- back to a lineup similar to the MLS block. against Thailand and Chile be- WorldCupgoalintheteam’s merU.S.goalkeeperHopeSolo onesheusedintheopener.Lloyd, The deal, sealed with Tar- Wooten fore beating the Swedes, all with- 3-0 victory over Chile on Sun- called the Swedes “cowards” for who played every minute of the geted Allocation Money, will outconcedingagoal.Itisthefirst day. U.S. Soccer did not reveal the defensive stand, a comment 2015 World Cup and scored three be made official July 9 when the secondary time the Americans have shut out how or when she was injured. that effectively ended her career goals in a 5-2 victory over Japan transfer window opens. The son of an Amer- all their group opponents in the Ertz also started in the with the U.S. team. in the title match, came in off the ican serviceman and a German mother, World Cup. They also scored a team’s tournament-open- “We’ve been part of some bench to start the second half. Wootencountsasadomesticplayer. group-stage record 18 goals. ing 13-0 victory over Thai- very big games against them, She replaced Alex Morgan, The 6-1 forward is coming off a career “We come here, we want to land, falling back to the de- and we haven’t beaten them in who was involved in a couple of year,scoring17goalswithSVSandhau- win, all the time,” goalkeeper fensive line because center amajortournamentinawhile. collisions in the first half and at seninthe2.Bundesliga.He’sbeenonthe Alyssa Naeher said. “Every game back Becky Sauerbrunn sat So it feels good that we can go one point held her right knee. books there since 2014, after six years at we come out with that mental- outwithaminorinjury. into this tournament and we can “Alex took a knock in the FC Kaiserslautern. He’s logged 107 league ity: We want three points, we Ertz was one of just four play well against a quality side first half and it was just, ‘Let’s games with Sandhausen, scoring 29 goals, want to score goals, we want players who started in both andgetaresult,”defenderBecky be smart about this.’ ... It is a but was out of contract. shutouts. That’s something we U.S. games. Sauerbrunn said. zero risk game in terms of hav- The 29-year-old was capped by the U.S. take pride in.” The United States pounced ing players available for the next in a 2015 friendly against Costa Rica. Lindsey Horan scored within on Thailand in its opener, win- round,” Ellis said. “We are delighted to complete this sign- the first three minutes, the fast- round of 16 before the game, the ning 13-0 and drawing criti- Ninth-ranked Sweden, which ing and we’d like to officially welcome An- est goal of this tournament. The United States finished atop its cism for celebrating every goal opened with a 2-0 victory over drew to the Union,” sporting director Ernst UnitedStateswentup2-0onan group and will head to Reims to even when the game was well Chile and followed with a 5-1 Tanner said in a team statement. “He is own goal off Jonna Andersson in face Spain on Monday. Sweden in hand. The Americans had a win over Thailand, made seven astrongforwardwhohadinterestfrom the 50th minute. will play Canada in Paris. more staid performance against lineup changes for the game many teams around the world, so to have Already assured a spot in the The meeting was the first Chile on Sunday in Paris, win- against its rival. him choose Philadelphia as the next stop in his career is a tremendous compliment. We are all looking forward to integrating WOMEN’S WORLD CUP Andrew as quickly as possible.” Tanner has unearthed gems in the 2.Bundesliga of his native country, includ- ing regulars Kai Wagner and Kacper Przy- Cameroon tips New Zealand to reach round of 16 bylko. Fafa Picault also played there before The Associated Press cival to curl the winning goal third-place teams. by three goals to advance. the Union signed him. intothebottomrightcorner.She Cameroon has now qualified Chile was ahead 2-0 when it The Union are thin at forward. Sergio MONTPELLIER, FRANCE >> Ajara had also scored in the 57th min- fortheknockoutstageinitsfirst was awarded a penalty in stop- Santos (three goals) has struggled with in- Nchout Njoya scored the second utetogiveCameroona1-0lead. two World Cup appearances. page time after video review juries, Picault (one goal, two assists) for of her two goals in the fifth min- Cameroon’s Aurelle Awona CHILE 2, THAILAND 0 >> Chile showed Thailand goalkeeper form. Przybylko has been a revelation ute of stoppage time and Cam- made it 1-1 in the 80th minute missed a penalty that would Waraporn Boonsing had com- with four goals, but he’s shown the wear eroon beat New Zealand 2-1 on when she turned the ball into have sent it through to the round mitted a foul just before Maria of heavy minutes. With Cory Burke out at Thursday to advance to the round her own goal. of 16 of the Women’s World Cup Jose Urrutia’s was cleared off the least two more months with visa issues, of 16 in the Women’s World Cup. Both teams came in needing in a victory over Thailand. line by Natthakarn Chinwong. the Union need a reliable starter. Wooten, Nchout Njoya slipped past avictorytohaveanychanceof Chile, scorelesst before the The kick failed when Fran- with 13 goals in his last 18 games, provides New Zealand defender Ria Per- finishing as one of the top four Thailand match, needed to win cisca Lara hit the crossbar. that presence. 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COLLEGE BASKETBALL ’Nova’sRobinson-EarlnamedtoUSAU19team Games. That ros- aswasranked11thintheClass in his last three years in Hemp- professionally for two years fol- By Terry Toohey of 2019 by Rivals.com, No. 14 stead, N.Y. before leaving to take lowing her career at Saint Jo- [email protected] terwillbepared @TerryToohey on Twitter downto12active by ESPN.com and No. 15 by the job at Villanova. seph’s, where she was just the sec- players and three 247sports.com. ••• ondplayerinprogramhistoryto Collin Gillespie and Jermaine alternates. Earlier in the week, Villanova Saint Joseph’s women’s bas- have more than 1,000 points, 600 Samuels aren’t the only Villanova This is the sec- coach Jay Wright was inducted ketball coach Cindy Griffin an- rebounds and 100 blocked shots. men’s basketball players who will ond time Robin- into the Hofstra Hall of Fame for nounced the additions of for- McKenzie comes to SJU after have the opportunity to get a taste Robinson-Earl son-Earl will play the second time. Wright went into mer Hawk Sara Fairbanks and two years at Holy Family Univer- of international play this summer. for USA Basket- theHallforthefirsttimein2015 Springfield All-Delco MyNeshia sity. She was a two-time All-MAAC Incoming freshman Jeremiah ball. The 6-9 power forward was as part of the 1999-2000 team McKenzie to her coaching staff. selection at Rider, where she ranks Robinson-Earl has been selected partoftheteamthatwent6-0and that went 24-7, won the America Fairbanks will serve as the direc- first in career rebounds (1,143) and to the USA team that will take won the 2018 FIBA U18 Americas East Championship and earned tor of women’s basketball opera- third in scoring (1,619). She played part in the 2019 FIBA U19 World championship. He started all six the program’s first bid to the tions, while McKenzie joins the professionally for three years, the CupthatwillbeplayedinHerak- games for Team USA and aver- NCAA tournament since 1977. program as video specialist. last two with Phoeniz Galati in lion,GreecefromJune29toJuly7. aged 10.7 points and a team-lead- This time he’s going in for his Fairbanks, a 2016 SJU grad, re- Romania. She earned All-Import Gillespie and Samuels are on ing 8.5 rebounds per game. eight-year tenure as head coach of turns to Hawk Hill after spending and first-team All-League honors the Big East’s 15-man prelimi- Robinson-Earl played in the the Pride from 1994-2001. Wright ayearasdirectorofbasketball in2016andwasnamedtheFor- nary roster for the Pan American McDonald’s All-America game went 122-85 overall and was 77-22 operations at Colgate. She played ward of the Year that season.

DELCO LEAGUE AMATEUR SOFTBALL Game 26: Delaware South 4, Mid-Penn 3 ON THIS DATE IN DELCO ... Game 27: Jersey Shore 2, Tri-Cape 1 Team...... W L T Pts Carpenter Cup Classic Game 28: SOL/BAL 6, Delaware North 4 1957 2007 Chester ...... 9 4 0 27 FRIDAY (Games at FDR Park) Game 29: Jersey Shore 4, Burlington Concord ...... 8 5 1 25 MONDAY, JUNE 17 County 3 n Tom Navin throws a two-hitter n Tom Moran hits a grand slam, Upper Darby ...... 8 5 1 25 BASEBALL Game 30: SOL/BAL 10, Delaware South 0 and Jim Detulleo goes 5-for-5 Vito Valerio also homers, and Wayne ...... 8 4 0 24 Game 1: Delco 25, Olympic Colonial 4 Game 31: SOL/BAL 8, Jersey Shore 0, 2 (All games 6 p.m. unless noted) Narberth ...... 8 5 0 24 Game 2: Mercer County 10, Suburban inn, susp. with a triple to help Hanley Mike McCarry strikes out five in One/Bicentennial 4 Marple Newtown ...... 6 8 0 18 MAIN LINE PREP LEGION Hose to an 11-0Chester Teener the Collingdale Colts’s 7-3Delco Game 3: Mercer County 10, Olympic MONDAY, JUNE 24 Aston Valley ...... 4 4 3 15 Baseball League victory over Pol- Baseball League win over Upper Aston-Media vs. Wayne, Radnor HS Colonial 4 Game 31: SOL/BAL vs. Jersey Shore, Springfield ...... 3 9 0 9 Springfield vs. Valley Forge, Huester Game 4: Delco 7, Suburban One/Bicen- 12:30 ish Eagles. Darby. Middletown ...... 0 10 1 1 Park tennial 7 (Completion of suspended game) Note:Three(3)pointsforawin,one(1) Game 5: Delaware South 11, Chester MAIN LINE SENIOR LEGION County 9 point for a tie INSTRUCTION is being offered by former Club in Marcus Hook. Call: Dan Mullar- Nether Providence vs. Springfield, Game 6: Tri-Cape 10, Philadelphia SCHOOL NOTICES major league pitcher Pete Filson. Serv- key at (484) 480-4213. WEDNESDAY Catholic 1 Church Road PIAA CHAPTER OF DELAWARE AND CHES- ing Delaware and Chester counties. Call: CONDITIONING Marple Newtown 10, Aston Valley 9 Norwood vs. Concord, Garnet Valley HS Game 7: Chester County 9, Olympic TER COUNTY is in need of volleyball ref- Pete at (484) 744-0512. Colonial 1 SPORTS EXTREME’S Combat Condition- Chester 4, Concord 1 Narberth vs. Haverford, Haverford HS erees. If interested, contack Chip Cifuni, YOUTH SPORTS Game 8: Suburban One/Bicentennial 15. president, at 610-544-3637. ing Course will be conducted by Ron THURSDAY MARPLE SPORTS ARENA has floor time Artingstall, the conditioning coach for SENIOR EDCO Philadelphia Catholic 4 RIDLEY HIGH SCHOOL is looking for a var- available for all sports. Call: (610) 338- USARugby.Programmeetstwicea Middletown vs. Wayne, ppd. Game 9: Tri-Cape at Delco, ppd. sity defensive line coach. Contact foot- Marple 1 vs. Briarcliffe, Bartram Ave. 0111 ext. 4 or email info@marplesport- week. Call: Ed Bailey at (484) 483-7039 or Springfield vs. Marple Newtown, ppd. Game 10: Delaware South at Mercer ball coach Dave Wood at 610-761-7957. sarena.com. SOFTBALL County, ppd. [email protected]. Concord vs. Upper Darby, ppd. SACRED HEART ACADEMY BRYN MAWR TONY FULTON SPEED TRAINING will Game 11: Delaware South at Tri-Cape, has openings for the following coaching PARISI SPEED SCHOOL at United Sports MARCUS HOOK LEAGUE be held at Ampro Fieldhouse in Clifton is hosting speed and agility evaluations FRIDAY ppd. positions: Assistant varsity and JV field Heights. Sessions are Tuesdays from Game 12: Chester County at Philadelphia hockey, high school JV volleyball and for any athletes ages 7-18. Please con- Middletown vs. Upper Darby, Kerr MWO vs. MRC, Mickey Vernon 1, 7 5-6:30 p.m. and Fridays from 6-7:30 p.m. tact Maria Kriebel at (610) 466-0333 or Catholic, ppd. middle school field hockey. Contact ath- Cost is $20 per session. Visit the website Field, 6 [email protected]. letic director Cindy Shay at Cindy.Shay@ at www.amprosports.com. TUESDAY, JUNE 18 TRAINING FOR WARRIORS at United Chester vs. Narberth, Narberth Play- SATURDAY SHAbrynmawr.org. BOXING ground, 6 Game 13: Mid-Penn 11, Philadelphia MARPLE NEWTOWN HIGH SCHOOL has sports is hosting free adult training an openings for an assistant football BOXING TRAINING available for fitness classes. Please contact Maria Kriebel at SATURDAY, JUNE 22 BASEBALL Public/AACA 0 Game 14: Burlington County 8, Inter-Ac 0 coach, assistant 9th grade football enthusiasts or fighters from novice (610) 466-0333 or mshunk.parisispeed- coach, two two assistant boys soccer to professional at Must Fight Boxing [email protected]. Chester vs. Wayne (DH), Devon Prep INTERMEDIATE EDCO Game 15: Delaware North 4, Mid-Penn 2 HS, Noon coaches, an assistant field hockey coach Media vs. Clifton, Clifton Field, 11 a.m. Game 16: Burlington County 2, Berks/ and a head boys soccer coach. Apply on- Narberth vs. Marple Newtown (DH), Lancaster-Lebanon 1 line at https://marplenewtown.tedk12. Cardinal O’Hara, 1 MAIN LINE PREP LEGION Game 17: Jersey Shore 7, Inter-Ac 2 com/hire/Index.aspx or contact ath- BASEBALL Upper Darby vs. Springfield (DH), Church Mt. Airy vs. Haverford, Haverford HS, Game 18: Lehigh Valley 10, Philadelphia letic director Chris Gicking at cgicking@ Rd.Field,3 Public/AACA 0 mnsd.org or 215 983 0752. Noon SUNDAY,JUNE23 Game 19: Mid-Penn 4, Lehigh Valley 1 SENIOR EDCO Game 20: Jersey Shore 5, Philadelphia Aston Valley vs. Concord, Garnet Valley YOUTH NOTICES Phillips dominant on Public/AACA 2 Highland Park vs. Ridley, Ridley HS, 11 HS, 2 Game 21: Delaware North 2, Berks/ a.m. BASEBALL MONDAY, JUNE 24 Lancaster-Lebanon 1 SWIMMING Game 22: Burlington County 4, Jersey BRIAN STUMPF BATTING CAGES open in Aston. Private pitching, hitting, batting thehillforRidleyNall Concord vs. Upper Darby, Kerr Field, 6 Shore 3 DELCO LEAGUE instruction and cage rentals. Call Brian Game 23: Delaware North 7, Lehigh Middletown vs. Aston Valley, Buggy Stumpf, former Phillies affiliate pitcher Valley 0 Five hits. That’s all Rid- Brookhaven. Field, 6 (All meets 9 a.m.) of the year, at (610) 357-4299. Game 24: Berks/Lancaster-Lebanon 19, Marple Newtown vs. Chester, Chester MARK JACKSON former head coach at ley Nall starter Brendan John Gorgone supplied A Division Inter-Ac 1 Athletic Field, 6 theUniversityofPittsburgh,isgiving Knowlton at Conestoga Note: Top four teams from each of first Phillips allowed Thursday all the offense Phillips and TUESDAY, JUNE 25 lessons at your location to all ages in Lansdowne at Karakung two days advanced to knockout round all facets of the game. For more info night in the Senior EDCO Ridley Nall would need Chester vs. Upper Darby, Kerr Field, 6 Lawrence Park at Springfield on Day 3. contact [email protected] League. with a two-run double in Aston Valley vs. Springfield, Church B Division WEDNESDAY,JUNE19 or call (610) 800-9822. CATCHING CLINIC for boys ages 7 to Road, 6 Hilltop at Broomall’s Lake More importantly, he the first inning. Game 9: Tri-Cape 12, Delco 4 12 with Neumann University catching Middletown vs. Narberth, Narberth Briarcliffe at Brookhaven Game 10: Delaware South 10, Mercer coach Dave Van Horn. Contact: neuman- didn’t give up any runs. Joe Carolo and Justin Playground, 6 C Division County 4 [email protected]. Phillips fanned six and Bayes pitched in with one Concord vs. Wayne, Maple Zone, 7:45 Aldan at Clifton Heights Game 11: Tri-Cape 5, Delaware South 4 MARTY BURMAN former assistant coach Game 12: Chester County 11m Philadel- at Strath Haven and a Delco League walked one in a complete- hit each. Ryan Bollinger WEDNESDAY, JUNE 26 Riddlewood at Ridley Park phia Catholic 7 standout, is giving private hitting and game effort to lead Ridley made eight plays on de- Wayne vs. Middletown, Penncrest, 6 Crossover Game 25: Burlington County 3, Chester catching lessons. Call: (610) 299-2046. Narberth vs. Concord, Maple Zone, 6 Creekside at Ridley Twp. Count 2 INDIVIDUAL AND GROUP PITCHING Nall to a 2-0 victory over fense flawlessly. 50 | SPORTS | THE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE21,2019

PHILLIES Nats hit 3 HRs, complete sweepofslumpingPhils

NATIONALS 7, PHILLIES 4 By David Ginsburg Phillies AB R H BI BB SO Avg Suero in the 8th; d-flied out for Hammer The Associated Press Harper rf 5 0 1 1 0 3 .243 in the 9th. Hoskins 1b 4 0 0 0 1 1 .264 LOB: Phillies 7, Washington 5; 2B: Bruce lf 3 1 3 2 1 0 .242 Rendon (20), Soto (14); HR: Segura (7), WASHINGTON >> Anthony offGrace,Bruce(20),offRainey,Suzuki Realmuto c 2 0 0 0 2 0 .269 (8), off Pivetta, Rendon (17), off Pivetta, Rendon and Victor Robles Segurass 411101.269 Robles (11), off Ramos; RBIs: Harper homered in a four-run sixth Kingerycf 301011.338 (50), Bruce 2 (43), Segura (28), Rendon inning, and the Washington Hernandez 2b 4 1 1 0 0 0 .264 (51), Soto (43), Suzuki 2 (32), Robles 3 Franco 3b 4 1 1 0 0 0 .206 (32); SB: Kingery (3); S: Fedde; Runners left in scoring position: Phillies 2 (Segura Nationals beat the Philadel- Pivettap 301001.100 2), Washington 2 (Eaton, Parra); RISP: phia Phillies 7-4 Thursday d-Rodriguez ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .239 Phillies 3 for 8, Washington 2 for 5; GIDP: Totals 3349457 Hernandez, Turner, Eaton; DP: Phillies 2 night to complete a sweep of Washington AB R H BI BB SO Avg (Franco, Hernandez, Hoskins), (Hoskins, their rain-shortened series. Turner ss 3 0 1 0 1 0 .276 Segura), Washington 1 (Turner, Kend- rick, Adams); Umpires: Home, Kerwin Eaton rf 4 0 0 0 0 0 .276 Rendon led off the sixth Danley, First, Paul Nauert, Second, Ryan with a tiebreaking drive Rendon 3b 3 2 2 1 1 0 .314 Additon, Third, Ramon De Jesus; T: 3:05; Soto lf 4 0 1 1 0 0 .295 A: 31,329 (41,313). MANUEL BALCE CENETA —THEASSOCIATED PRESS against Nick Pivetta (4-2), Kendrick 2b 3 2 2 0 1 0 .339 Phillies IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA and Robles made it 7-3 with Adams 1b 3 1 0 0 1 1 .246 Pivetta, L, 4-2 5 1⁄3 76632925.54 Washington catcher Kurt Suzuki raises his glove with the ball after tagging out the Suzukic 411200.273 Ramos 2⁄3 11100134.26 a three-run shot off Edubray Roblescf 312311.241 Garcia 1 1 0 0 1 0 16 6.61 Phillies’ Bryce Harper at home during the fourth inning on Thursday. Ramos. Feddep 000000.000 Hammer 1 1 0 0 1 0 15 3.52 Kurt Suzuki also went deep a-Taylorph 101000.232 Washington IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA season and went 1 for 5 with out by right fielder Adam Ea- hustling to first base during b-Sanchezph100000.235 Fedde 32⁄3 52251843.79 for the Nationals, who earned c-Parra ph 1 0 0 0 0 0 .214 Grace 11⁄3 31100116.44 three strikeouts. ton while trying to score from Wednesday’sgame,butthe their first three-game sweep Totals 30 7 10 7 5 2 Guerra, W, 1-0 1 0 0 0 0 2 14 3.07 Hedidnotkeepitlowkey. second on a two-out single. manager stopped short of Rainey 111102182.51 of the season. This victory Phillies 000 210 100 — 490 Suero,H,7 100001145.93 After making a catch to end Pivetta gave up six runs in benching the two-time All- Washington 120 004 00x— 710 0 followed a doubleheader win Doolittle, S, 16-19 1 0 0 0 0 1 21 3.23 the third inning, Harper faked 5.1 innings. In nine career ap- Star on Thursday. on Wednesday and postpone- a-singled for Grace in the 5th; b-lined Inherited runners-scored: Ramos 2-2, throwing the ball to fans be- pearances against Washing- “I don’t think taking one out for Guerra in the 6th; c-flied out for Grace 3-1. ments Monday and Tuesday. hindhimandstuffeditinhis ton, the right-hander is 1-6 of our eight best players, After sinking to 19-31 on glove,ultimatelygivingittoa with a 10.80 ERA. and our shortstop, out of May 23, Washington has lies, who have lost four years of his career. Playing his Phillies fan near the dugout. thelineupiswhat’sbestfor used a 17-7 surge to get within straight and eight of 10. second series in Washington In the fourth, Harper de- SEGURA SINGLED the Philadelphia Phillies,” two games of .500 (36-38) for Philadelphia right fielder after signing a $330 million, livered an RBI single and OUT Kapler said. the first time since April 28. Bryce Harper was booed 13-year contract with the Phil- pointed both thumbs down- Kapler addressed the sit- Jean Segura and Jay Bruce loudly in the stadium he called lies in March, Harper batted ward after reaching first base. Segura received a lecture uation by watching video of hitsolohomersforthePhil- home during the first seven leadoff for the first time this Minutes later, he was thrown from Gabe Kapler for not the misdeed with Segura.

PHILLIES NOTEBOOK Neshek (hamstring) headed right back to injured list cially shelved. Kapler doesn’t “He came out of it and if ev- Velasquez could be in the stretch for the perennial can- .273 batting average in 28 By Matthew DeGeorge yet have a timeline on how erything goes smoothly, we mix. He’s been better as a didate to hit .300. In is Bryce career leadoff starts that is mdegeorge@21st-centuryme- dia.com long Neshek could be out. He expect him to be activated reliever, with a 4.35 ERA Harper. in line with other spots, his @sportsdoctormd on Twitter returned from a 22-day ab- tomorrow.” in 10 relief appearances af- Harper isn’t generating .573 slugging percentage in sence due to a right shoul- Depth in the bullpen will ter a 4.83 in seven starts. He much power, with just two the leadoff spot is his highest WASHINGTON >> Pat Neshek’s der strain. be helpful in helping Kapler allowed four runs in 2.1 in- home runs in June. But he’s inthesixorderslotswhere stint off the injured list lasted Lefty Ranger Suarez, fill starting roles Saturday nings as the “opener” last been reaching base, walking he’s made at least 15 starts. 11 pitches Wednesday. That’s called up as the 26th man for and Sunday against the Mar- Sunday against the Braves, four times Wednesday, part “It could always be better,” when the veteran righty, af- Wednesday’s doubleheader, lins, both of which remain a15-1loss. of a .343 on-base percentage Harper said. “I was getting ter serving up a home run to remainswiththeclub.That TBD. Kapler has an idea ••• in June that is almost out- on base for sure yesterday, Victor Robles in the bottom could be short-lived, though. who’ll start but wasn’t ready Something had to give in stripping his slugging (.368). smallsamplesizeofeightat- of the eighth, felt a pull in his Adam Morgan, out since May to announce it. the Phillies’ scuffling lineup, Kapler maintained that bats or so. Power numbers left hamstring and had to be 26 with left forearm sore- “We have a pretty good and Kapler hopes that some- the move isn’t to spark aren’t where I want them to lifted. ness, tossed a scoreless in- idea of who it’s going to be,” thing will provide a spark. Harper; the aim is to be,butI’vejustgottogeton Manager Gabe Kapler was ning Wednesday with Dou- Kapler said. “Some of it has Out of the leadoff spot strengthen the order by put- base as much as I can for the pretty sure Wednesday that ble-A Reading on a rehab as- to do with how we use our went Jean Segura, who’s ting the two batters that see guys behind me and make it would require an IL stint, signment. bullpen the next couple of been 2-for-20 in that role in themostpitches,Harperand smart decisions and see and that was confirmed “We watched his outing, it days.” what Kapler maintains is Rhys Hoskins, in the top two pitches and not miss pitches Thursday with Neshek offi- was really good,” Kapler said. That hints that Vince a not-at-all representative spots. Though Harper has a in the zone.” FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | SPORTS | 51

PHILLIES Bats come alive but the losing continues catcher, all-star shortstop, fore Kapler shifted him to By Matthew DeGeorge all-star in waiting at first fifth and he homered in the mdegeorge@21st-centuryme- dia.com base and that guy making fifth inning, briefly tying the @sportsdoctormd on Twitter $330 million – trying to game at three. shake a June swoon. “Right now I’m kind of WASHINGTON >> If you took “Ithoughtwedidagood struggling a little bit,” Se- nothing else from the hal- job of working (Nats starter gura said the night before. cyon days of March, when Erick) Fedde’s pitch count, “But I know it’s not going to the dream of a 162-and- getting into their bullpen,” stay there forever. At some oh Phillies team was alive, Kapler said. “Unfortunately, point in the season it’s going one message should’ve per- it wasn’t enough. I thought to turn around because I’ve meatedthehype.Theclub- there were some good at-bats provenit.I’veprovenIcan house contained a group ca- at the top of the lineup.” be one of the top hitters in MANUEL BALCE CENETA — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pable of beating opponents The Phillies entered the league hitting over .290 The Phillies’ Rhys Hoskins avoids a pitch as Washington catcher Kurt Suzuki reaches for it multiple ways, from one to Thursday hitting.226 in or .300. Right now I’m in during the ninth inning. eight in the order, from ro- June. Their on-base percent- a tough stretch. I think ev- tation to bullpen. age was a sad.291. For the eryhittergetsintoatough Cesar Hernandez totes a given that the line of demar- a rally that produced two Three months on, the Phil- season, the Phillies are out- stretch.” .161 June average in June with cation between success and runs before ending on Harp- liesareinneedofahelping side the top half in MLB in Segura isn’t the only cul- a .209 on-base percentage, well failure is so clear. The Phillies er’s erasure at the plate. hand. With a battered bull- every significant offensive prit. Rhys Hoskins is slug- below the .380 he posted in are 35-8 when they score four “We’re all feeling a little pen and a gaping hole in the measure, no higher than 17th ging an anemic .436 in June May. Bryce Harper, while still or more runs in a game, the pressure to be especially ag- fifth spot in the rotation, a in any. And while losing An- with seven RBIs; he’s got a reaching base, has just four ex- third-best winning percent- gressive,” Kapler said. “We’re lineup up that was pegged drew McCutchen to a season- .180averagethisyearinPhil- tra-base hits this month and age in the league. They’re just having a little difficulty as a cornerstone has been ending knee injury June 3 lies losses. While he saw 32 as many caught stealings as 4-27 when they fail to. puttingrunsontheboard.” so missing in action as to was devastating, it shouldn’t pitches when elevated to the home runs (two). He added an Thursday provided some Pressure is different than require a comprehensive account for such across-the- two-hole, he was hitless in RBI single batting leadoff but offensive hope, tempered by panic, though, at least ac- shakeup Thursday. board regression. five plate appearances. was thrown out on the bases blunders. Scott Kingery was cording to the players. It helped … a little. But not Thursday brought some “I think pretty simply put, for a second straight day, this thrown out at the plate on “Wehavealltheinforma- enough to avoid a 7-4 loss to remedies. Since June 1, Jean we stunk,” Hoskins said. time at the plate to extinguish Nick Pivetta’s infield single, tion there,” Hoskins said. theNationals,athree-game Segura entered hitting .175 “And it’s going to happen. a rally. And Maikel Franco is Trea Turner making a div- “We just haven’t clicked at sweep in a rain-shortened se- with an on-base percentage Obviously, some of the ways in such a bad way that he’d ing stab up the middle and thesametimeallyear.Tobe ries in Washington and an of .243 which, if sustained that games happened, hurts garnered only 28 at-bats in Kingery jetting around from in that position we’re in with- eighth loss in 10 games. another 10 days, would be his alittlemorethatit’sin-di- June; it was news that Kapler secondwithtwooutsinthe out that happening is pretty Gabe Kapler mixed the lowest for a full month since vision, but by no means is I bestowed a start on him, going second. Pivetta bunted a sac good. We’re excited from lineup thoroughly for the 2015. He was 2-for-20 in five think anybody in this room 1-for-4 with a run. attempt off his foot with two when it all does click, I think series finale – the all-star starts as the leadoff man be- panicking at all.” It’s more confounding on in the fourth, hampering it’s going to be pretty scary.”

NFL Hall of Famer Dawkins tackling mental wellness head on

from depression and had sui- sional sports leagues, includ- believe we need to begin to comfortable for yourself to talked openly about the pres- By Rob Maaddi ingMLB,NFL,NBAandthe change the narrative when talk about yourself.” surehefeltasarookiesec- The Associated Press cidal thoughts early in his playing career, Dawkins has NHL. we begin to speak about our The topic hits home for ond-round pick playing for PHILADELPHIA >> Brian been on a mission to spread “We’re trying to bring cerebral wellness. I think Dawkins, who shortly be- aplayoffcontenderin1996. Dawkins is tackling mental awareness. He recently spoke awareness to something that there’ssomuchnegativity fore his Hall of Fame induc- That,combinedwithbeing health issues the same ag- at the Stay in the Game Fo- affects 44 million people,” surrounding mental health tion ceremony last year pub- anewlywedandanewpar- gressive way he took on any- rum to identify ways sports Dawkins told The Associated that it’s gonna be hard to licly shared the personal is- ent, was too much for him one who dared cross the mid- can be leveraged to have a Press. “One in five adults take that stigma completely sues he faced. A ferocious at times. It led Dawkins to dle during his Hall of Fame positive impact on mental have a mental health con- off, so I believe that individ- player nicknamed “Weapon drink alcohol excessively career as a safety for the Phil- wellness. dition or are going through uals in every walk of life, X” and revered in Philadel- and spiraled into a depres- adelphia Eagles and Denver The event was organized some things. I like to talk you need to take control of phia for his physical style of sion that made him feel like Broncos. by groups including Beyond about my cerebral wellness it, take ownership of it, you play and his emotional con- ending his life was the only Since revealing he suffered Sport and the major profes- instead of mental health. I change the way that you feel nection with fans, Dawkins way out. 52 | SPORTS | THE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

NHL DRAFT Fletcher, Flyers likely tostickto‘bestplayer available’ strategy

NHL DRAFT ORDER By Rob Parent At Rogers Arena, Van- 10. Vancouver Canucks 22. Los Angeles Kings rparent@21st-centurymedia. couver 11. FLYERS (from Toronto Maple com Friday, June 21 12. Minnesota Wild Leafs) @ReluctantSE on Twitter First Round 13. Florida Panthers 23. New York Islanders 1. New Jersey Devils 14. Arizona Coyotes 24. Nashville Predators 25. Washington Capitals VOORHEES,N.J. >> It’s a brand 2. New York Rangers 15. Montreal Canadiens 3. Chicago Blackhawks 16. Colorado Avalanche 26. Calgary Flames new building day for the Fly- 4. Colorado Avalanche 17. Vegas Golden Knights 27. Tampa Bay Lightning ers, who are still armed with (from the Ottawa Sena- 18. Dallas Stars 28. Carolina Hurricanes tors) the 11th overall selection 19. Ottawa Senators 29. Anaheim Ducks(from THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE 5. Los Angeles Kings (from Columbus Blue San Jose Sharks via Buf- when the first round of the 6. Detroit Red Wings Jackets) falo Sabres) Finland’s Kaapo Kakko celebrates after scoring against host team Slovakia on May 19 NHL Draft kicks off Friday 7. Buffalo Sabres 20. Winnipeg Jets (from 30. Boston Bruins duringtheIIHFWorldChampionshipstournament.Kakkoislikelytobethesecond 8. Edmonton Oilers N.Y. Rangers) 31. Buffalo Sabres (from night from Vancouver. 9. Anaheim Ducks 21. Pittsburgh Penguins St. Louis Blues) selection by the Rangers when the NHL Draft commences Friday night in Vancouver. That A lot of new faces will dot is,iftheDevilsdon’ttakehimfirst. the Flyers drafting table, in- cluding general manager some of that is taken out for than that? despite his cap space taking at 11, we are still going to get “You obviously want the Chuck Fletcher and his towed- us. We’ve identified probably In all likelihood, that a huge hit with the seven- areallygoodplayer.Itisa biggest, fastest, most skilled along assistant GM Brent five or six guys who we think means the Devils will take year, $49.98 million ($7.14M pretty good chip.” player you can get,” Fletcher Flahr, who promise to bring a have a chance to be there at longheraldedprospectJack annual) contract given to If they indeed keep it, that said. “But the players with new and exciting look to the 11, and probably some of the Hughes, the U.S. National Hayes,hasanimpressivear- chipcouldbeusedonavari- those intangibles, with the club even if a lot of Ron Hex- teams in front of us will dic- Team Development Pro- rayofrestrictedfreeagents ety of options. Ideally, if they hockey sense, and the drive tall’s leftover scouts are still tate that. We are really con- gram’s star center. And the still to sign. drop out of the top 10 or if and the work ethic are ex- providing the drafting data. fident we are going to get a Rangers should quickly fol- They include top defense- Fletcher makes a move to go tremely important, and I So what’s new and exciting? good player (there).” low up with Kaapo Kakko, men Ivan Provorov and Tra- up and get one of them, the thinkthathasbeenaprior- “I think the way we look at Beyond 11, the Flyers no a solid, 6-2 power forward vis Sanheim, along with for- Flyers could pick either of ity here through the years. it,wewilltakethebestplayer longer have a second-round with skill to burn out of Fin- wards Konecny, Scott Laugh- Hughes’U.S.NationalTeam There are differing opinions at 11,” Flahr responded. pick, part of the payback land. ton, Ryan Hartman and teammates, power forward (among his scouts). It’s not So much for that. Of to San Jose in Saturday’s As for the Flyers, they’ve Phantom/Flyer Phil Varone. Matt Boldy or Cole Caufield, ‘group think,’ as I call it. Guys course, that doesn’t neces- trade for defenseman Justin already initiated their off- One or maybe more of adiminutive(5-7,160)but challenge each other in the sarily make it a wrong ap- Braun. But they have a cou- season of change. Via the those guys likely won’t be skilled winger. room, and we work hard at proach. ple of high third-rounders method of trading for a free back, and Fletcher, who Maybe a better possibility the list, and we worked very Using Hextall’s five drafts and four other picks in the agent’s rights early then over- added a pair of veteran de- is the Flyers aim for a defen- hard the last couple of weeks as a Flyers GM as a reference latter rounds. paying for his services, the fensemen in the past week seman. They haven’t taken at the list. point, Fletcher and Flahr – “I think as we go in the Flyers added Kevin Hayes with Matt Niskanen and one in the top round since “You’re always going for which kind of has a ring to draft, we have some young and likely will leave him at Braun, will use this draft Provorov(2015)anditwould theupsideinthefirstround it – say they can approach the defensemen that are in the center on the second line. weekend to weigh his op- appear the top 10 selections and finding the most tal- first round from a position of NHL right now, and a cou- Theoretically, he can thrive tions of trading another vet- will be very heavy with cen- ented player that you can, focused strength. Best player ple coming,” Flahr added. offensively with wingers eran for cap relief. ters and wingers. regardless of position. And available? Of course. But at “But we’d probably like to such as Jake Voracek, James All in all, no matter how The top-ranked defen- whoever you think has the leastwithabitofacaveat. add defensemen depth to van Riemsdyk and maybe much he says he values seman in the draft, Bowen highestupsideiswhoyouare “This draft is a little our organization going for- Travis Konecny or Oskar the No. 11 pick, don’t count Byrum, will likely be long trying to land. As Brent men- unique,” Flahr said. “The ward. Whether it’s at 11 or Lindblom by his side. Fletcher out from possibly gone by the time the Fly- tioned at 11, I think some- top two guys, the media have the (two in the) third round, That will enable the Flyers cashingitinviaatrade. erspick,butat11theycould body will fall to us. Teams talked about them enough. we will see.” to move Sean Couturier back “I’ve certainly mentioned be handed interesting and may order the top two dif- This draft, especially the Before they begin, how- to the top line and put Claude it to teams, that we’re open to somewhat advanced Euro- ferently, I don’t know. But I top 15, I think there are a ever, the Flyers could fairly Giroux on the wing again. It any concepts,” Fletcher said pean defensemen in Finn think most teams probably number of different types see this as a bit of a loss, sim- would alleviate some pres- of the possibility of dealing Ville Heinola or Swede Vik- have consensus on who the of players, which is interest- ply because the ping-pong sure on young Nolan Patrick, his first pick. “There hasn’t tor Soderstrom, along with top two players are. After ing. Some power wingers, balls went against them. Via installing him as a third-line really been a big push for raw German defender Moritz that I think from 3-15, it will some smaller scoring wing- the draft lottery, the Devils center. thepick,Iwilladmit.At Seider. Also possible are US be a lot of the same names, ers, centermen, a number of have the No. 1 overall pick As for wingers on the this point, as you get closer, National’s Cameron York but teams will have them or- (defensemen) and goalten- and the Rangers are picking third and fourth lines, that’s things can change. We’ll see. orOHLdefenderThomas dered differently, and I think ders. Obviously picking 11, No. 2. What could be worse largely up to Fletcher, who Ifwekeepourpickandstay Hardy. that bodes well for us.” FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019 THE DAILY TIMES | SPORTS | 53

SIXERS NOTEBOOK NBA FIRST-ROUND DRAFT PICKS TradeofJ.Simmonsopens 1 2 3 New Orleans, Zion Wil- Memphis, Ja Morant, g, New York, RJ Barrett, potentiallyvitalcapspace liamson, f, Duke Murray State. f, Duke.

three years that the Sixers traded up By Jack McCaffery [email protected] in the first round to acquire. @JackMcCaffery on Twitter The last? Fultz, his former Huskies 4 5 6 teammate. Atlanta, De’Andre Hunter, Cleveland, DariusGar- Minnesota, Jarrett Cul- f, Virginia (trade) land,g,Vanderbilt. ver, f, Texas Tech (trade) CAMDEN, N.J. >> Jonathon Simmons “It’s an interesting coincidence,” lost Brett Brown’s celebrated late-sea- Thybulle said. “But my mom used to son “tournament” for time in the 76ers’ say there is no such thing as coinci- postseason playing rotations. dence. So it was meant to happen.” Thursday, he lost his Sixers job. ••• In a move that should be interpreted Thybulle did not work out for any 7 8 9 ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE Chicago, Coby White, g, New Orleans,Jaxson Washington, Rui as an effort to add spending money NBAteam.Hehadanideaallalong North Carolina. Hayes, c, Texas (trade) Hachimura, f, Gonzaga. should Elton Brand be unable to re- thattheSixershadastronginterest. Villanova’s Eric Paschall, left, was sign Tobias Harris or Jimmy Butler, “Philly showed interest early and selected by the Golden State Warriors Simmons went to Washington, along Ijusttrustedthem,”hesaid.“Wede- withthe41stpickintheNBADraft with the No. 42 overall pick in the cided we were going to put our faith in Thursdaynight.HeisthefifthWildcat draft, for cash. them and just kind of shut things down to be drafted in the last three years. 10 11 12 TheSixerswillsavethe$1million and see what happened on draft night. Atlanta, Cam Reddish, Minnesota, Cameron Charlotte, PJ Washing- Simmons would have been guaranteed They stayed true to their word and the Noel (Kentucky) are the others. f, Duke. Johnson, f, UNC (trade) ton Jr., f, Kentucky. this season. That will free space to re- rest is history.” With 186 blocked shots Thybulle cruit a premium free agent should Har- ••• shares the Washington record with ris or Butler sign elsewhere. With the No. 33 overall pick that the late Christian Welp, the 16th over- Simmons was acquired last season Brand included in the deal with Bos- all pick in the 1987 draft by the Sixers. from Orlando in a deal for Markelle ton to move up from No. 24 to No. 20 Welpdiedatage51ofheartfailure. 13 14 15 Fultz. As such, he was the last on- in the first round, Danny Ainge chose ••• Miami, Tyler Herro, g, Boston, Romeo Langford, Detroit, Sekou Doum- Kentucky f, Indiana bouya, f, France court reminder of the failed Fultz ex- Purdue scorer Carsen Edwards. Villanova had no first-round picks periment. At No. 34 overall, the Sixers selected this season, but Eric Paschall came off Coming in a swirl of in-season moves, Maryland center Bruno Fernando, the board to the Golden State Warriors Simmons was allowed the opportunity to then quickly flipped him to Atlanta with the 41st pick. compete with James Ennis, Mike Scott for the No. 57 overall pick and two fu- It’s a good landing spot for Paschall, 16 17 18 and others for playing time. But he av- ture second-round choices. the All-Big East forward who averaged Orlando, Chuma Okeke, N. Orleans, N. Alexander- Indiana, Goga Bitadze, c, eraged just 5.5 points in 15 regular-sea- With the 54th pick, the Sixers se- 16.5 points and 6.1 rebounds. f, Auburn Walker, g, UVa (trade) Buducnost (Montenegro) son games and dropped in the rotation. lected Marial Shayok, a 6-6 small for- Last year Mikal Bridges, Donte Injuries gave him some postseason ward out of Iowa State. The Hawks took DiVincenzo and Omari Spellman of opportunities, but he shot just 2-for-10 point guard Jordan Bone from Tennes- Nova came off the board in the first from three-point range in seven play- see and will send him to the Sixers. round, Jalen Brunson in the second. off games. ••• ••• 19 20 21 With their newly acquired second- Thybulle is among just three play- NOTES >> Zion Williamson, Kyrie Ir- San Antonio, Luka Sa- SIXERS, Matisse Thy- Memphis, Brandon round pick, the Wizards wound up ers in the last 20 seasons to produce ving (2011) and Brand (2009) are manic, f, Slovenia bulle, f, Washington Clarke, f, Gonzaga (trade) with Admiral Schofield, a guard from 100 steals and 70 or more blocks in Duke’s first overall picks since the the University of Tennessee. the same season. Thybulle collected common draft began ... Dario Saric, ••• 126 steals and 82 blocks this past sea- the popular former Sixer, was dealt Matisse Thybulle was the second son,hisfourthatWashington. alongwith11thoverallpicktothe University of Washington player in Shane Battier (Duke) and Nerlens Suns for the sixth overall selection. 22 23 24 Boston, Grant Williams, f, Ok. City, Darius Bazley, f, Phoenix, Ty Jerome, g, Tennessee Princeton HS (Ohio) (trade) Virginia (trade) NBADRAFTSECONDROUNDSELECTIONS Thursday Gafford, f, Arkansas. Tucker, g, Iowa State. through Detroit and Orlando), Jaylen At Barclays Center, Brooklyn, N.Y. 39. n-New Orleans, Alen Smailagic, f, 47. Sacramento (from Orlando through Hands, g, UCLA. Second Round Santa Cruz (NBA G League) New York), Ignas Brazdeikis, f, 57. s-New Orleans (from Denver through 31. Brooklyn (from New York through 40. Sacramento (from Minnesota Michigan. Milwaukee), Jordan Bone, g, Tennessee. SIXERS),NicolasClaxton,c,Georgia. through Portland and Cleveland), Justin 48. L.A. Clippers, Terance Mann, f, 58. Golden State, Miye Oni, g, Yale. James, g, Wyoming. 32. l-Phoenix, KZ Okpala, f, Stanford. Florida State. 59. Toronto, Dewan Hernandez, f, 41. Golden State (from L.A. Lakers Miami. 25 26 27 33. m-SIXERS (from Cleveland through 49. San Antonio, Quinndary Weather- through Cleveland, Indiana at Atlanta), spoon, g, Mississippi State. 60. Sacramento (from Milwaukee), Portland, Nassir Little, f, Cleveland, Dylan Windler, Clippers,, Mfiondu Ka- Orlando and New York), Carsen Ed- Eric Paschall, f, Villanova. North Carolina f, Belmont bengele, c, FSU (trade) wards, g, Purdue. 50. Indiana, Jarrell Brantley, f, College Vanja Marinkovic, g, Serbia. 42. o-SIXERS (from Sacramento through of Charleston. Proposed Trades 34. SIXERS (from Chicago through L.A. Brooklyn and Milwaukee), Admiral Lakers), Bruno Fernando, c, Maryland. 51. Boston, Tremont Waters, g, LSU. l-Miami from from Phoenix through Schofield, f, Tennessee. Indiana. 35. c-Atlanta, Marcos Louzada Silva, g, 43. Minnesota (from Miami through 52. Charlotte (from Oklahoma City), m-Boston from SIXERS. Franca (Brazil). Charlotte), Jaylen Nowell, g, Wash- Jalen McDaniels, f, San Diego State. 36. Charlotte (from Washington through ington. 53. Utah, Justin Wright-Foreman, g, n-Golden State from New Orleans. Orlando through Denver through 44. p-Miami (from Charlotte through Hofstra. o-Washington from SIXERS. Atlanta), Cody Martin, f, Nevada. Atlanta), Bol Bol, c, Oregon. 54. SIXERS, Marial Shayok, f, Iowa State. p-Denver from Miami. 28 29 30 37. Dallas, Deividas Sirvydis, f, Rytas 55. New York (from Houston), Kyle Guy, q-L.A. Lakers from Orlando. 45. Detroit, Isaiah Roby, f, Nebraska. Golden State, Jordan San Antonio, Keldon Cleveland Kevin Porter (Lithuania). 46. q-Orlando (from Brooklyn through g, Virginia. r-Brooklyn from L.A. Clippers. 38. Chicago (from Memphis), Daniel Memphis and Charlotte), Talen Horton- 56. r-L.A. Clippers (from Portland s-Atlanta from New Orleans. Poole, g, Michigan Johnson, f, Kentucky Jr., g, Southern Cal 54 | SPORTS | THE DAILY TIMES FRIDAY, JUNE 21, 2019

SIXERS Sixers go defensive in taking Thybulle ference finals. By Bob Grotz Thybulle’s mother, Elizabeth, passed [email protected] @bobgrotz on Twitter away from complications of cancer four yearsago,whenhewasahighschoolse- CAMDEN >> General manager Elton Brand nior. He was in tears speaking about it and coach Brett Brown hunkered down on ESPN. for the NBA draft Thursday at the Sixers TheSixersmadeThybullefeelsocom- training complex, which is a busload of fortable he didn’t work out for any team. Deadheads or two from the BB&T Cen- “They showed interest really, really terwheretheGratefulDeadcoverband early in the draft process,” Thybulle said. was trucking. “And they continued to show interest and At 9:40 p.m., the Sixers cashed their I mean, my family and my agents and I chips in. They traded up four spots to were all really excited about that because make 6-5 defensive force Matisse Thy- of how talented a team and how well a bulle of Washington the 20th selection. run franchise it is, We trusted them and He’stheonlymajorcollegeplayerwith put our faith in them and here we are.” 100 steals and 50 blocks in a year in 20 Before the end of the first round, the seasons. Offensively, well, he’s a good de- Sixers dealt Jonathon Simmons and their fensive player. 42nd overall pick to Washington in ex- The twist is that three years ago, the change for cash. That leaves them with Sixers swung a deal with the Boston Celt- just four players under contract – Joel ics for the first overall pick. With their Embiid, Ben Simmons, Zhaire Smith and choiceofanyplayerontheboardBrown Jonah Bolden. and then GM Bryan Colangelo grabbed TheSixersgotontheboardafulltwo Markelle Fultz of Washington. Enough hours after Zion Williamson became the said although Thybulle admitted on a first overall pick. They sent the Celtics conference call it was “an interesting co- their first-rounder, No. 24, and the third JOHN MINCHILLO — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS incidence. pick in the second round to move up. The Sixers traded up to take defensive specialist Matisse Thybulle from the University of “Mymomusedtosaytherearenoco- The Celtics used that selection on - deep Washington,left,defendingagainstNorthCarolina’sNassirLittleinthesecondroundof incidences,” Thybulle said. “I think it was breath all - on scoring machine Carsen the NCAA tournament. supposed to happen.” Edwards of Purdue. The 6-0 guard av- The Celtics, of course, struck gold with eraged 24.3 points in the regular season gie Jackson (2011), coming off a solid sea- succession. Jayson Tatum, the third overall pick they and 34.8 in the NCAA Tournament. sonwiththeDetroitPistons.Youcould Philly native and Friends Central grad got along with a stash of draft capital The Sixers traded their second-round do a lot worse than Sam Cassell, Derek De’Andre Hunter (Virginia) was next, the from the Sixers. This time the Celtics used pick, No. 34 overall, to the Atlanta Hawks Fisher and Rick Fox, who also went 24th fourth overall pick going to the Atlanta the Sixers’ 24th selection on point guard for No. 57 overall and two future second- through the years. Hawks, who acquired the pick from the Ty Jerome of NCAA champion Virginia. round choices. The Hawks drafted cen- TheSixershavedraftedjustoneplayer Pelicans. Thybulle, according to the scouting ter Bruno Fernando, a 6-10, 240-pound with the 24th pick in the first round, Rounding out the top 10, Cleveland reports, has a 7-foot wingspan, He has centerwhoaveraged13.6pointsand10.6 small forward Timothe Luwawu-Cabar- choseDariusGarland(Vanderbilt),Phoe- quick hands His three-point shooting per- boards last season. rot in 2016. nix Jarrett Culver (Texas Tech), Chicago centagedippedto30.5percentlastyear For the longest time it looked like the Luwawu-Cabarrot was shuttled be- Coby White (North Carolina), Atlanta as he averaged 9.1 points, 3.5 steals and Sixers would stand pat. tweentheSixersandtheDelawareBlue Jaxson Hayes (Texas), Washington Rui 2.3 blocked shots. The offensive downtick History suggests the 24th pick is more Coats at a dizzying rate in his rookie sea- Hachimura (Gonzaga), Atlanta Cam Red- had to do with the role required of him. hit than miss. But in the modern three- son. He averaged 5.7 points in 171 games dish (Duke). “With teams you’ve got to sacrifice,” pointshoterayouneedonlylookatthe with the Sixers, who shipped him to Okla- The Sixers can always use a wing de- Thybulle said. “And I think for my team TorontoRaptorsforproofthereisvalue homa City. fender. Typically, J.J. Redick’s assign- I had to sacrifice a little bit on the scor- in that number. Williamson came off the board first at ment actualized his potential to have a ing end for our team to be successful, to Raptors point guard Kyle Lowry (2006) 7:40p.m.,thefullfiveminutesafterthe big night. Thybulle’s defensive credentials make all the parts work together. And I andbigmanSergeIbaka(2008)cameoff New Orleans Pelicans were on the board. are well documented. think it shows that it worked because we the board at 24th overall. You couldn’t And it was an awkward interlude as the At the same time, the Sixers got Zhaire won a good amount of games.” ask players for more all-around skills cameras panned in on him. That was so Smith out of the first round of the draft Washington went 27-9 last season. than they brought to the playoffs. Pelicans. last year. Slowed by injuries and infec- All that matters is the Sixers, after Other 24th picks of note are Tim Hard- The Memphis Grizzlies and New York tion, Smith wasn’t a factor. He’s in the back-to-back second-round failures, be- awayJr.(2013),whohasbeenaroundthe Knicks wasted no time selecting explo- 6-foot-5 range with Thybulle. And it’s lieve Thybulle, a 41.5 percent shooter, is blockbutstillgettingitdonewiththe sive point guard Ja Morant (Murray State) hard to imagine Smith could shoot any the piece that will get them into the con- Dallas Mavericks and point guard Reg- and shooting guard RJ Barrett (Duke) in less effectively than Thybulle. 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INSIDE SPORTS ... THE SIXERS A quiet move toward defensive stability CAMDEN, N.J. >> After all tention,theSixerswere to a scene. But instead of those years, after all that just that team scheduled hoping to catch a glimpse tanking, after all those to drafted No. 24 over- ofarisingbasketballce- point guards, after all all and eventually wind- lebrity, the wander- thosetripstotheNBA ingupwiththeNo.20se- ersweregatheredtoen- Draft Lottery, the 76ers lection. joy Dead and Company, a Thursday Itwasthefirsttime Grateful Dead derivative were just an- since2013thattheydid of some fashion perform- other NBA notselectwithinthetop ing across the parking lot team. 11.Thatmusthavehad attheBB&TPavilion. After all thesportsbarsoverflow- TheSixers.TheDead. those early ing. Acoupleofentertaining draft picks, No longer was the Six- acts,justtryingtokeep Jack McCaffery after all ers’ draft headquarters trucking. those oppor- patrolled by the national With the No. 24 pick Columnist tunities, af- TV networks, desperate and an additional four ter all that to report first on whether second-round opportu- controversy and angst they would take Joel Em- nities, the Sixers had a and processing, there biid No. 3, or trade up for chance to be busy. Run- waslittledraftnightrel- Markelle Fultz, or trust ning his first draft as an evance to anything they Ben Simmons. Instead, NBA general manager, El- would do. the celebrity media types tonBrandwasknownto After all that, it was were camped in New Or- be on his phone for every TONY DEJAK — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS over. leans and New York and minute of the two hours Once again, the Sixers made a trade with the Celtics to take a guard from the University Technically, it was how L.A. before the draft. Even- ofWashingtoninthefirstroundoftheNBADraft.ThistimeitwasMatisseThybulle,the it was planned all along. Andnolongerwasit tually,heflippedhisNo. national defensive player of the year. Technically, it was all necessary to dedicate 24 and No. 33 picks for supposed to settle. Lit- an entire training-com- theCeltics’No.20overall erally,JoshHarriswas plexbasketballfloorfora pick, 6-5 defensive spe- and twin second-round are a lottery team again, Sixers and the Deadheads tired of the other ways, press stampede. Instead, cialist Matisse Thybulle postseason eliminations? their own pick will go to wouldleavetheSouth anyway.Wasn’tittheSix- acoupleofdozenofthe from the University of Through their tanking the Clippers. Jersey waterfront un- ers’ owner, two years ago, regular beat writers and Washington. era, the Sixers had 10 Even if recent his- der darkness early Friday who famously blurted out localTVstationswere ThoughtheSixerswon first-round picks. Some, tory suggests it unwise morning. There was no a demand to his basket- nicely accommodated in 51gameslastyear,that like Landry Shamet, who to flop first-round picks downtown celebration, as ball people to never make alessexpansiveroomup- meanttheystillhadwork wasflippedintheTobias with Danny Ainge and there was in New Orleans him attend another draft stairs. todo.Muchofthatcan Harris move, were able to take a player from the when Zion Williamson lottery? There was quite the be accomplished through be exchanged for value. University of Washing- went No. 1 overall. There So it was Thursday at festival atmosphere out- free agency or creative But only Embiid and Sim- ton, Thybulle could help. will be no reason to hus- the training complex, side the training complex, trading. But the relative mons are still around as Fultz’sformerteam- tle Matisse Thybulle jer- where after half-a-bas- with thousands roaming quietoftheeveningin- contributors. Brand did mate played a full ca- seys onto the sporting ketball-generation of at- around in utter devotion vited reflection: So what accelerate the process reer at Washington and goodsstoresshelves.And exactly did the Sixers last season, making mul- was the national defen- unlike in some recent achieveforalloftheir tiple win-now moves. But siveplayeroftheyear. years, there will be no On the schedule yearsineyeoftheDraft those didn’t work exactly So he should be physi- day-after pep rally for a Night swirl? Did they asdesigned,astheSixers cally ready to help right 6-5defenderontheRocky PHILLIES properly arrange enough didn’t win one additional away, which will be vital steps. talent that by June of playoff round. foraprogramthatmust Instead, all those lot- Friday: Saturday: Sunday: Vs. Vs. Vs. 2019 they could be suffi- Next year, the seventh essentially retool its en- terypickslater,theSixers Miami Miami Miami ciently boosted by the se- of the Brett Brown era, tire bench. With Brand were just another team 7:05, NBCSP 4:05, NBCSP 1:05, NBCSP lectionofawingfrom it’s possible that the Six- oddly kicking in the rela- trying to climb to the top. Washington who clanked ers could have two first- tively juicy No. 33 overall UNION 105ofhis151three-point round picks. But they choice,consideriteven To contact Jack opportunities as a se- could have none. They more evidence that the McCaffery, email him Wednesday: June 29: July 3: At At At nior?Orwasallofthat have the rights to Okla- Sixers aren’t waiting for at jmccaffery@21st- New England NewYorkFC Orlando City losing and draft opportu- homaCity’sfirstpickas fulfillment anymore centurymedia.com; follow 1p.m., PHL17 7p.m., PHL17 7:30, PHL17 nity wasted on a couple of longasitfallsbelowNo. Even on the second lon- him on Twitter excellent regular seasons 20 overall. 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NBA Commissioner Adam Silver poses with Washington’s Matisse Thybulle after the Celticsselectedhimasthe Sixers move up to grab 20thpickintheNBAdrafton Thursday. The Celtics then Matisse Thybulle, wing traded Thybulle to the Sixers. defender with long JULIO CORTEZ — THE ASSOCIATED PRESS wingspan >> Pages 53-55 AUTHENTIC MATISSE

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