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SPORTS • 8 DAILY GLOBE Monday, August 13, 2018 Sunny yourdailyglobe.com | High: 87 | Low: 64 | Details, page 2 Springstead corn roast raises funds for fire department By P.J. GLISSON helping to auction off a [email protected] variety of items, including SHERMAN, Wis. — The a quilt made by the Spring- 39th annual corn roast of stead Schoolhouse Quilters the Sherman-Springstead and a high-gloss coffee Volunteer Fire Department table featuring Rose’s own had amazing community talent in wood burning. support Saturday, with a The event also included family-friendly crowd pack- a bunch of raffles, as well ing the Sherman Town Hall as tractor pulls, disk golf, pavilion, as well as a large tetherball, volleyball and tent behind it and several other games. other umbrella tables. Among the many people Springstead (rhymes enjoying the festivities with “head”) is an unincor- were representatives of porated community in the three other Wisconsin town of Sherman in Iron towns: Kimball volunteer County’s deep south. The fire chief John Smith; Dan 2000 census listed 336 res- and Joann Omasl of Anti- idents in Sherman, and go, with their dog Ted, one they all appeared to be pre- of many mellow, wander- sent Saturday. ing hounds; and Dawn and Ron King, who heads Greg Griesel of Phillips, the fire department, has co- who declared the corn chaired the event with his “excellent.” wife, Rose, ever since they “We do boast we have moved here 24 years ago the best corn in the state,” from West Chicago, where said Jim Wilson, who has P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe he was a full-time firefight- retired from the fire depart- COOKING THE featured item Saturday at the 39th annual corn roast for Sherman-Springstead Volunteer Fire er. ment but not from the corn Department are, from left, head cook Jim Wilson, Dave Fantl, Jerry Kusiak and Jordan Schloer. The event at the “We used to come to roast. He added with a big Sherman Town Hall pavilion drew a massive crowd despite temperatures hovering around 90 degrees. Mercer and Hurley snow- laugh, “The guy who runs mobiling,” said King, who that corn cooker is a rack,” he said, estimating burgers, brats and dogs food line, while the guys “Everyone shows up. attributed his inspiration genius. That’s me.” 16 to 20 minutes of cook- were served, along with roast the corn in separate Our crowd gets bigger to run the corn roast from Wilson, who has been ing time for each batch.” side dishes such as potato stations outside of the every year,” he said, adding his familiarity with Chica- head corn cooker for 21 He said a total of about salad and munchies, and pavilion. some members of extended go fundraisers. years, said they planned to 70 volunteers made Satur- beverages including beer. According to Wilson, families visit specifically at “It’s the best move we roast about 100 dozen cobs day’s event happen, with The Sparks, which is the volunteers start at 7 a.m. this time of year so they ever made,” said Rose King of corn. “We cook five many of them responsible name of the women’s auxil- and by the time all areas of coming to Springstead. racks at a time, and there’s for the food line in the iary for the fire depart- are cleaned up, it easily At the corn roast, she was probably 20 (cobs) per pavilion, where a variety of ment, largely handle the amounts to a 12-hour day. CORN — page 5 Saturday picnic gathers toys for hospitalized children By P.J. GLISSON Holly Ramme said last Emily could purchase [email protected] year’s collection resulted whatever items she IRONWOOD — A Satur- with six large garbage bags thought appropriate. day picnic on one of the and two paper bags filled The Ramme family, hottest days of the summer with toys they distributed including Emily’s sister, was actually an opportuni- to three Wisconsin hospi- Christa Burgoyne of Iron- ty to gather toys for chil- tals in Woodruff, Marsh- wood, provided a full buf- dren hospitalized during field and Rhinelander. fet of picnic items. Kyle Christmas in the coming Emily said she asked for Ramme gamely touted his winter season. “unwrapped new toys — own potato salad and dev- It was the second year pretty much anything for iled eggs. Jean Nordine/Daily Globe that Emily Ramme, 14, any age range.” She added Regarding how the IRON COUNTY Paisano Club president Joe Walesewicz (right) calls bingo during sponsored the event at the she targets “any child that experience has influenced the National Finnish American Festival annual membership potluck on Sunday. Historic Ironwood Depot is in the hospital during her, Emily said, “I just feel His wife Dorothy helps out marking the bingo balls. Park in Ironwood. Christmas,” including like I want to do this more Emily, whose parents teenagers. often.” are Holly and Kyle Ramme So far this year, she said Her mom added, “I’ve of Ironwood, said she was she’d collected items such tried to teach my kids to be Little Finland holds potluck motivated to start the col- as coloring books, stuffed thoughtful of others, so it lection when she saw an animals, a basketball and a just comes naturally, hope- By JEAN NORDINE Club to their annual membership advertisement for St. Jude football. fully.” On a more practical [email protected] potluck at Little Finland. Children’s Research Hospi- Holly Ramme said mon- note, she added they KIMBELL — News of the good life on About thirty Finns and Italians gath- tal in Memphis, Tenn. etary donations also are learned last year they need- the Penokee Iron Range brought Finnish ered together for the social event which “I felt bad that some of appreciated, referring by ed to engage in more pub- immigrants here as early as 1887. By meant there was a bountiful spread of these kids had to spend example to a check given 1900, native born Finns were the largest delicious food and desserts served. After Christmas in the hospital,” by United Methodist ethnic group seeking a new life on the lunch they enjoyed 20 games of bingo. said Emily. Church in Wakefield so Range. Not only were there many Finns Iron County’s Paisano Club president Joe DEPOT — page 5 in the area but a smaller group of Italians Walesewicz called the numbers while his as well. wife, Dorothy took care of the board. Descendants of those early settlers The log building known as Little Fin- gathered together on Sunday when the land was built in 1970 is used as a cul- National Finnish American Festival invit- tural center to preserve the area’s Finnish ed the Gogebic and Iron County Paisano heritage.
Man arraigned in high-speed chase BESSEMER — The Marenisco man ment deputies esti- who led officers on a high-speed chase mated his motorcy- on a motorcycle was arraigned in Goge- cle hit speeds up to bic County Court Friday. 161 mph Thursday John Wesley Gunderman Jr., 52, is night around 10 p.m. charged with operating while intoxicat- They attempted to ed, attempted fleeing and eluding, reck- stop Gunderman, less driving, refusal of a breath test, but he accelerated expired registration, no insurance and and continued east three counts of resisting and obstruct- on U.S. 2 for a short ing officers. distance. John Wesley His Gogebic County District Court Gunderman Jr. He then slowed P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe preliminary exam is scheduled for Aug. and made a U-turn DISPLAYING SOME of the toys being collected at a Saturday picnic at the Historic 29. accelerating rapidly Ironwood Depot Park is Emily Ramme, of Ironwood. She initiated the drive so chil- Gogebic County Sheriff’s Depart- back west. dren hospitalized during Christmas can be cheered by a holiday present.
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Ellison denies abuse We’re in for some learning years,” Parker said on “To me, it’s still mind- over the next several NASA TV. blowing,” she said. “Even I years,” said Eugene Parker, Among the mysteries still go, ‘Really? We’re allegations from ex-girlfriend the 91-year-old astrophysi- scientists hope to solve: doing that?’” cist for whom the space- Why is the corona hun- The 8-foot heat shield MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – paign also respond to a message late craft is named. dreds of times hotter than will serve as an umbrella Minnesota Rep. Keith Elli- denied the Saturday requesting copies It was Parker who accu- the surface, which is that will shade the space- son on Sunday denied an congress- of the texts and video. rately theorized 60 years 10,000 degrees Fahren- craft’s scientific instru- allegation from an ex-girl- man had Minnesota Public Radio ago the existence of solar heit? And why is the sun’s ments, with on-board sen- friend that he had once sent threat- News reported Sunday that wind – the supersonic atmosphere continually sors adjusting the protec- dragged her off a bed while ening text it reviewed more than 100 stream of charged particles expanding and accelerat- tive cover as necessary so screaming obscenities at messages. text and Twitter messages blasting off the sun and ing, as Parker theorized in that nothing gets fried. her – an allegation that “K aren between Ellison and Mona- coursing through space, 1958? A mission to get up came just days before a and I were han that showed the two sometimes wreaking havoc “The only way we can close and personal with Tuesday primary in which in a long- communicating over on electrical systems on do that is to finally go up our star has been on the congressman is among term rela- months after their breakup, Keith Earth. and touch the sun,” said NASA’s books since 1958. several Democrats running t i o n s h i p including coordinating her Ellison This is the first time project scientist Nicola Fox The trick was making the for state attorney general. w h i c h getting her things from his NASA has named a space- of Johns Hopkins Universi- spacecraft compact and The allegation first sur- ended in house. MPR said the tenor craft after a living person. ty. “We’ve looked at it. light enough to travel at faced Saturday night from 2016, and I still care deeply was sometimes friendly, As Parker and thou- We’ve studied it from mis- incredible speeds and Karen Monahan after her for her well-being,” Ellison sometimes combative. MPR sands of others watched, a sions that are close in, even durable enough to with- son alleged in a Facebook said in a statement. “This said in one message, Mona- Delta IV Heavy rocket car- as close as the planet Mer- stand the punishing envi- post that he had seen hun- video does not exist han told Ellison she ried the probe aloft, thun- cury. But we have to go ronment. dreds of angry text messages because I have never planned to write about dering into the clear, star- there.” “We’ve had to wait so from Ellison, some threaten- behaved in this way, and their “journey” and Ellison studded sky on three pil- A better understanding long for our technology to ing his mother. He also any characterization other- warned her not to, calling it lars of fire that lit up the of the sun’s life-giving and catch up with our dreams,” wrote he had viewed a video wise is false.” a “horrible attack on my middle-of-the-night dark- sometimes violent nature Fox said. in which Ellison dragged Monahan had sent Twit- privacy, unreal.” Monahan off the bed by her ter messages for several MPR said there was no feet. Monahan, a Minneapo- months referencing an evidence in the messages it lis political organizer, said unidentified, powerful man reviewed of alleged physi- Omarosa says she secretly via Twitter that what her son who had abused her. She cal abuse. posted was “true.” had declined to share her Ellison, who is Ellison denied the alle- story when contacted in divorced, is a six-term con- taped her firing, plays audio gation of physical abuse. A recent weeks by The Associ- gressman and a leader BRIDGEWATER, N.J. claiming without evidence book, Kelly can be heard spokesman for his cam- ated Press, and she did not within the Democratic (AP) – Former presidential that tapes exist of him saying that he wants to Party. He became deputy adviser Omarosa Mani- using the N-word as he talk with Manigault New- chairman of the Democrat- gault Newman said Sunday filmed his “The Appren- man about leaving the ic National Committee last she secretly recorded con- tice” reality series, on White House. year after falling just short versations she had in the which she co-starred. “It’s come to my atten- of the top job. He White House, including Manigault Newman tion over the last few announced this summer he her firing by chief of staff said in the book that she months that there’s been would leave Congress after John Kelly in the high-secu- had not personally heard some pretty, in my opinion, six terms representing the rity Situation Room. It was the recording. But she told significant integrity issues Minneapolis area and run a highly unusual admis- Chuck Todd on Sunday related to you,” Kelly is for the state’s open attor- sion, which drew immedi- that, after the book had heard saying, citing her use ney general’s office. ate fire from allies of the closed, she was able to of government vehicles and With a huge fundraising president and national hear a recording of Trump “money issues and other advantage and star power security experts. during a trip to Los Ange- things” that he compares to over his opponents – includ- Parts of her conversa- les. offenses that could lead to ing a visit from Vermont Sen. tion with Kelly were played “I heard his voice as a court martial in the mili- and 2016 presidential candi- on the air when she clear as you and I are sit- tary. date Bernie Sanders – Elli- appeared on NBC’s “Meet ting here,” she said on the “If we make this a son was considered the the Press” to promote her show. friendly departure ... you Saturday heavy favorite heading into new book, “Unhinged,” But the other recording can look at your time here Tuesday’s primary. which will be released this she discussed Sunday in the White House as a August 18th – 7PM Ellison’s Democratic week. The Associated Press could prove equally explo- year of service to the opponents pounced on the independently listened to sive. nation and then you can go General $20 Reserved $30 Students $5 allegations. State Rep. the recording of the con- “Who in their right on without any type of dif- Debra Hilstrom circulated versation between Mani- mind thinks it’s appropri- ficulty in the future relative Enjoy a Q & A session after the show the initial Facebook post gault Newman and Kelly, ate to secretly record the to your reputation,” he Saturday night, calling the Ticket Office Open which she said was one of White House chief of staff goes on to tell Manigault allegations “troubling.” Wednesday Thursday Friday many she’d surreptitiously in the Situation Room?” Newman, adding that: Tom Foley, a former county Noon - 4:30pm recorded for her own pro- tweeted Ronna McDaniel, “There are some serious attorney, called on any 109 E. Aurora St., tection. chair of the Republican legal issues that have been video or messages to be Ironwood, MI 49938 In her book, Manigault National Committee. violated and you’re open to turned over to law enforce- 906.932.0618 Newman paints a damning In the recording, which some legal action that we ment for an “immediate picture of President Don- Manigault Newman hope, we think we can con- ironwoodtheatre.net investigation.” ald Trump, including quotes extensively in the trol.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 2018 3 Julia Roberts, reboots, diversity Briefs State broadband eagle and an eagle about to director to present take flight. It will be part of new televison season telecommuter installed on the balcony certification inside the Snowflake build- BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) – Murphy’s career shows how the side pressure, are yielding the kind of ing, overlooking the skat- What’s the television industry’s top small-screen landscape is changing: ethnic diversity that was non-existent HURLEY – Wisconsin ing rink. summer destination? A hotel in After successes on FX and broadcast until recently, while the fledgling State Broadband Director The event will take which 200-plus U.S. and Canadian (Fox’s “Glee”), he’s moving to greener MeToo movement is gaining a quick Angie Dickison will pre- place at the Snowflake entertainment reporters and critics pastures with a five-year Netflix deal foothold. sent Iron County with the building behind the Land gather for an early look at next sea- reportedly worth up to $300 million. CBS, long criticized for featuring Telecommuter Forward! O’ Lakes Town Hall at 4331 son’s shows and the chance to ques- Impressive, but just a nibble of the mostly white characters, is serving up certification at the Iron County B. tion the actors, writers and producers astounding $8 billion that Netflix more shows with actors of color, County Courthouse Board An eagle-themed art who create them. said it would spend developing and including “God Friended Me” star- Room on Aug. 23 at 3 p.m. project will take place from The Television Critics Associa- producing TV projects and movies ring Brandon Micheal Hall, an The county has met the 10 a.m.-noon. tion’s just-ended biannual conference this year. How can traditional TV, African-American actor most recently requirements of the law for The installation and was both a look at programming and with its steadily eroding slice of the seen in ABC’s short-lived “The state certification. inauguration of the art- a view of the medium’s direction audience, manage to compete? Mayor.” Dickison will also speak work will occur from 1-2 (hello streaming, and hang in there, Asian-American actor Jake Choi, about broadband effort in p.m. The event is free and Wisconsin and Iron Coun- open to the public. The broadcasting!). In a parade stretching You liked it before starring in ABC’s “Single Parents,” told over two weeks, about 30 networks, Networks have become deeply reporters that after auditioning for too ty. event is being facilitated by channels and streaming platforms fond of live programming that can many stereotypical, one-dimensional According to Kelly the Town of Land O’ Lakes, held more than 100 Q&A sessions entice viewers into enduring com- roles he relishes the chance to play a Klein, Iron County Devel- LOLA and the Public Arts and countless one-on-one interviews mercials, including contests such as character who is imperfect and “not opment Zone director, Committee. to prove they’ve got what viewers NBC’s “The Voice,” Broadway musi- defined by his ethnicity.” “Because of Iron County’s On Friday, Aug. 24, want. cals and sports. Another passion: Allegations of sexual misconduct broadband expansion from 1-4 p.m., painters are While the meeting was held in the reboots and revivals, both in evi- in Hollywood are making headlines efforts, we are actively pro- invited to bring their easel ballroom that’s also home to the dence at the TV meeting. and contributing to story lines. moting the county as a and paints and find inspi- Golden Globes ceremony, it’s turned The implosion of ABC’s “Brooklyn Nine-Nine,” which is mov- place to live and vacation, ration within the Land O’ into a conference room lacking glam- “Roseanne” following its star’s Twit- ing to NBC after being canceled by while working remotely.” Lakes Community Garden. There is no need to register or. Among the revelations this time ter screed didn’t stop networks from Fox, has taken on topical issues in LOLA to host party, around: How Julia Roberts, President reaching into the past. After all, the the past and is mulling addressing for the free event. Donald Trump and Thomas Mag- sitcom was a success during its brief the MeToo movement, said executive open-air painting Artists and the public are also invited to stay for a num’s charm, but not his moustache, run last season, as is NBC’s resurrec- producer Dan Goor. LAND O’ LAKES, Wis. special reception and open fit in to what you might watch next tion of “Will & Grace” with its origi- The subject hits close to home for – Land O’ Lakes Arts is house in the garden from season. nal cast. Enough said for CBS, which series star Terry Crews, who alleges hosting a party to welcome 4-6 p.m. Participants can promoted a reboot of “Magnum P.I.” he was groped by an agent (Adam a new sculpture to town meet the gardeners and with a new hero, sans ‘stache but Venit, who has denied the claim Saturday, Aug. 18. The big picture enjoy light refreshments. Streaming platforms including with bravado and a red Ferrari. through his attorney). Crews said his “Made in Costa Rica,” Land O’ Lakes Commu- Netflix and Amazon and ambitious The “Magnum” formula is comfort colleagues’ support helped give him the artwork, is an eight- nity Garden is behind VFW cable channels have the buzz, the food served with a dollop of nostal- the security to go public. foot tall tree with a nesting programming bucks and the big gia, not creatively groundbreaking Post 8400. stars. The once-mighty broadcast net- but maybe inviting enough to keep Haven’t we met? works took a back seat at the meet- viewers tuning in as they have for The shows are new but the faces Lisa Marie Presley to take ing, both by virtue of effort and pro- eight seasons with CBS’ remake of are definitely familiar as actors rotate gramming. In the past, ABC, CBS, “Hawaii Five-0.” The shows are from to new projects or old projects at new part in Elvis Week celebration Fox and NBC staked claim to two full the same producer, Peter Lenkov, networks. Tim Allen exemplifies the MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) – launch event for the release days each to present robust schedules who also resurrected “MacGyver.” latter, with his canceled ABC sitcom An exhibit centered on the of “Elvis Presley – Where of new or returning fall series. Lenkov’s succinct explanation for “Last Man Standing” starting anew at career of Lisa Marie Pres- No One Stands Alone.” They’ve been slowly contracting to the general recycling trend: “Escape.” Fox this season. ley, and a launch party The album from a single day of presentations, and this “Murphy Brown” creator Diane Fans of former “Hawaii Five-0” star marking the release of an RCA/Legacy Recordings time two networks, ABC and NBC, English has a polar opposite reason Grace Park will find her in ABC’s “A album of gospel songs by features 14 performances had a handful of panels. Altogether, for bringing the show starring Can- Million Little Things,” which also fea- her late father Elvis Presley, of gospel songs, including the major networks had a combined dice Bergen as a TV journalist back tures Ron Livingston (“Loudermilk,” are among the highlights of a duet with Lisa Marie 23 panels out of the nearly 120 after two decades: Political relevancy. ‘’Sex and the City”). Liked Max Green- this year’s Elvis Week in singing along with her offered. Among the competitors tak- “The First Amendment and free field on “New Girl”? You’ll find him on Memphis, Tennessee. father on the title track. ing up the slack with movie star-led press (are) under attack like I’ve never CBS’ “The Neighborhood,” along with Elvis Presley died on Other songs on the series: Amazon Studios and its seen before, I don’t think anybody’s Cedric the Entertainer (“The Last Aug. 16, 1977, in Memphis album feature prominent “Homecoming” starring Roberts; ever seen before,” English said. “The O.G.”) and Tichina Arnold (“Every- – 41 years ago. Since then, vocalists who backed Elvis, HBO’s “Sharp Objects” with Amy press is not the enemy of the people, body Hates Chris”). fans have been making a including Darlene Love, Adams, and Netflix’s “The Kominsky and these guys, our characters, are Don Cheadle (“House of Lies”) pilgrimage to Graceland to Cissy Houston, and mem- Method” starring Michael Douglas. the press. So we deal with that a lot.” stars in Showtime’s “Black Monday,” celebrate the King of Rock bers of The Imperials and Name-brand producers including with Brad Garrett (“Everybody Loves n’ Roll’s life, movies and The Stamps Quartet. Ryan Murphy also count as catches, Diversity, #metoo, dig in Raymond”), Taran Killam (“Saturday music. Love will perform a con- and FX presented two of his series, TV is coming into its own as a Night Live”) and Leighton Meester Elvis Week, which cert Monday on the Grace- “Pose” and the latest installment of reflection of society. The explosion of (“Gossip Girl”) also in the ensemble began Thursday, will fea- land Soundstage, in her “American Horror Story” anthology. programming, combined with out- cast. ture the usual mainstays, first-ever appearance at including performances by Elvis Week. Community calendar tribute artists, a memora- Love was lead singer for bilia auction and the can- The Blossoms, who sang dlelight vigil that begins with Elvis Presley in the Email calendar items and Apartments, Ironwood. 906- noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. 906-932-2443. the night before his death televised 1968 “Comeback community news to 932-4200. Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Bessemer Area Historical [email protected]. Gogebic County Veterans Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Society, 2 p.m., 403 Sophie anniversary and continues Special.” Love is expected For more information, call 906- Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. St., Bessemer. until the next day. to perform hits such as 932-2211. a.m., Ironwood Memorial Kimball Homemakers, 1 Regional Hospice Grief Elvis Week will also “He’s a Rebel,” ‘’The Boy Building. 906-667-1110. p.m., Community Center. Support Group, 2 p.m., Com- include the “Lisa Marie: I’m Going to Marry” and Monday, Aug. 13 Friends of the Mercer Iron County Veterans Ser- fort Inn, conference room, Iron- Public Library, 10 a.m., vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, wood. Growing Up Presley” “Da Doo Ron Ron,” in Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., library, Mercer, Wis. Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- ReGeneration Youth, Bessemer Housing Communi- exhibit, which explores her addition to a special trib- Pickleball, 9-11 a.m. Hem- 2190. 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; childhood and career. It ute to Elvis. ty, community room, 906-667- lock Street tennis courts, if rain- American Legion Post 58, Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., 0469. ing, Ironwood Memorial Build- 2 p.m., Iron County Memorial ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith opens Friday. Elvis Week ends with a Gogebic-Ontonagon ing. Building, Hurley. Center, Ironwood. She also is scheduled to concert at the Graceland Community Action Agency Alcoholics Anonymous, Ironwood American Wakefield Chamber of appear at Saturday’s Soundstage on Aug. 18. food commodity distribu- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Legion Auxiliary Unit 5, 6 Commerce, 6 p.m., Wakefield tion, seniors, 9 a.m.-noon, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., at the post, Ironwood Municipal Building. 100 Mill St., Bessemer. 906- Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Memorial Building. Alcoholics Anonymous, 667-0283. noon, Golden Dragon. Michigan Western Gate- 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Iron County Food Pantry, Gogebic-Ontonagon way Trail Authority, 6 p.m., Church, Hurley. area74.org. 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Community Action Agency monthly meeting, Gogebic Gogebic County Council Presents: Ave., Montreal, 715-561-4450. food commodity distribu- County Courthouse, 200 N. of Veteran Affairs, 6:30 p.m., A series on National Finnish Ameri- tion, seniors, 1-3 p.m., 100 Moore St., Bessemer. Bessemer VFW. can Festival Board, 10 a.m., Mill St., Bessemer. 906-667- Survivors of Suicide, 6 Knights of Columbus Whole Foods & Health Little Finland, Kimball, Wis. 0283. p.m., basement of Zion Luther- Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. social Alcoholics Anonymous, Mercer Health and Well- an Church, 932-5718. meeting, KC Hall, Ironwood. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Gogebic Range Carvers, Government Week 3: Why Whole Ironwood. area74.org. Mercer Community Center. 6:30 p.m., shop room, A.D. Aging Unit of Iron County Overeaters Anonymous, Bessemer American Johnston High School, Besse- Board of Directors, 9 a.m., Grains are Good for You 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- mer. Hurley Senior Center, Hurley. Church, Wakefield. ican Legion, Bessemer. IMPACT Life Support Gogebic County Forestry Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Ironwood American Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland and Parks Commission, 4:30 Join us at the p.m., Our Lady of Peace Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- Church, Ironwood. p.m. Conference Room, Natu- Catholic Church, Ironwood. ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 ral Resources Center. Ironwood Township Farmers’ Market area74.org. rial Building, Legion club room. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Aurora Club, 6 p.m. Friday, Aug. 17 Wakefield VFW Post Ironwood. area74.org. Airport Road Tuesdays 4-6pm monthly membership, Aurora 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Alcoholics Anonymous, Club, Ironwood. Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Coffee With A Cop, Mike’s Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Gathering, Participating Church, Bessemer. Restaurant, 8 a.m. Funded by EDT, Ontonagon United and Supporting, 6 p.m., area74.org. Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Superior Health Foundation & Aspirus Ironwood Methodist Church basement, developmental disability advo- Governement 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior next to Holiday gas station, cacy group, Community Mental Hurley City Council, 5 Center. Ontonagon. area74.org. Health, Wakefield. 906-229- p.m. committee meetings, fol- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Government 6170. lowed immediately by council 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Bessemer City Council, 2 Ecology of Old-growth meeting, city hall. Ironwood. s Golden p.m., special meeting, City Forests Lecture by David Mercer, Wis., Food y’ a Hall. Thursday, Aug. 16 Pantry, noon-1 p.m., Railroad rt ir Mladenoff, 7 p.m., Hurley K- a es Gogebic County Road 12 School auditorium. Street, Mercer, Wis. Emergen- Commission, finance meet- Pickleball, 9-11 a.m. Hem- cies: 715-476-7655. M Celebrating 68 Years! Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 ing, 4 p.m., road commission p.m., Episcopal Church of the lock Av. tennis courts, if raining, office, Bessemer. Transfiguration, Ironwood. Ironwood Memorial Building. ANNUAL TOWN PICNIC Gogebic-Iron County Air- area74.org. Gogebic-Ontonagon port Board, 4:30 p.m., airport. Government Community Action Agency Saturday, AUGUST 18th Bessemer Township Iron County Forestry and food commodity distribu- LAKE Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, Parks Committee, 9 a.m., tion, seniors, 9:45-10 a.m. Starts at 12:00 Noon Ramsay. Forestry Conference Room, EST, Lake Gogebic Senior GOGEBIC’S Ironwood Township Hurley. Center, Bergland; 10:20-10:35 Board, 5:30 p.m., Township Montreal City Council, a.m. EST, Porcupine Mountain Bluff Valley Park, Bessemer offices. 5:30 p.m., city hall. Senior Center, White Pine; 11- FINEST FLEET Wakefield City Council, Town of Pence, 6 p.m., 11:45 a.m. EST, Holy Family IS FOR RENT MUSIC ALL DAY! 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Pence, Wis., Town Hall. Catholic Church parking lot, Ironwood City Commis- Gogebic County Conser- Ontonagon; 1:15-1:45 p.m. sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial vation District, 6 p.m., Natural EST, Resource Center, Mass • Marty’s Goldenaires Performing! Building. Resources Center, Bessemer. City; 2:15-2:45 p.m. EST, Stan- Bessemer Downtown nard Township Ballpark, Bruce • Polka Music by Jim Favero “The Polka King” - 1pm Development Authority, 5:30 Wednesday, Aug. 15 Crossing; 2:30-2:45 p.m., p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Watersmeet Town Hall parking • “Lake Effect” Band - 3 pm • “The Ladd” Band - 7pm Town of Carey, 6 p.m., Christian Men of the lot, Watersmeet. 906-884- Carey Town Hall. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown 2106. Town of Oma, 6 p.m., Oma Cafe, Ironwood. Gogebic County Veterans Beer, N.A., Wine Coolers, Soda, Coffee Town Hall. Nature Hike with Ecolo- Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Kimball Town Board, 6:30 gist David Mladenoff, 9-11:30 a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Hamburgers, Hotdogs, Brats, Chicken Sandwiches p.m., Kimball, Wis., Communi- a.m., Frog Lake and Pines p.m., Watersmeet Township; Corn On The Cob ty Center. State Natural Area, Wisconsin 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco 20 ft. Pontoons 47, south of Manitowish cross- Township. 906-667-1110. Boat / Motors Food • Bake Sales • Kids Games • Hourly Raffles Tuesday, Aug. 14 roads. Alcoholics Anonymous, Awkward Stage Drama noon, Salem Lutheran Church, License / Cabins GOISD Special Education Camp auditions, 10 a.m.- Ironwood. area74.org. Bait / Tackle actiivity, Kayaking Sunday noon, Sleight School, Iron- Awkward Stage Drama y’s Goldena Lake, 8 a.m., meet at L.L. wood. Camp, 1-3 p.m., Sleight Kayaks / Canoes Mart ires Wright High School. Alcoholics Anonymous, School, Ironwood. Ski’s / Tow Tube 68 Years of Gogebic-Ontonagon open meeting, noon, Salem Mended Hearts and Dia- Entertaining! Community Action Agency Lutheran Church, Ironwood. betes Support Group, 2 p.m., Family Fun food commodity distribu- area74.org. Aspirus Grand View Hospital tion, 9-10 a.m., Pioneer Park DOVE Support Group, conference area, Ironwood. 1950–2018 l 4 MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Good golly, Ohio Sue Mizell, Publisher Golly, the political landscape of open to extending the eligibility age Ohio is confounding. for Social Security and Medicare Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor I say that as a lifelong Ohioan until he saw how that was playing who knows that’s about as true as a with all the Ohioans who make their presidential tweet. I’m going to give living working harder than he ever it a go anyway and see how long I will. can keep it up, as that’s the current Connie In the past week, Trump came In Their Opinion national narrative about my home Schultz into Ohio for Balderson, for the only state. kind of campaign rally he does. He 3-D printed gun One Buckeye, two Buckeyes, three brayed about himself and his hatred Buck– for journalists for more than an What am I doing? I don’t even hour, pausing briefly to mention the debate blows up like buckeyes. The nuts, I mean. I 2016), I’d be getting on the phone person who was running for some- am not referring to human nuts, of and raising money and putting a thing. The debate over 3D-printed guns blew up last whom there are many, I’m sure. sign on my dog.” Trump has already bragged in a week. Many people rightly see this issue as being The race in the traditionally Goodness. Graham is from South tweet about how he delivered Balder- about the Second Amendment right to bear arms, it’s Republican 12th Congressional Dis- Carolina, and I can’t speak for the son’s “great victory” that doesn’t also about the First Amendment and free speech. trict has inspired more headlines in people there, but I can assure you exist. That’s some mojo he’s got The plans for a basic 3D-printed gun have been the past week than the rescue cat that hanging a sign on your dog here going there. around for a couple of years, but the federal govern- who returned the favor and saved in Ohio is just two highway stops There are 3,435 provisional bal- ment prohibited online publication. Texas-based her family of four from a three-story from forcing him to ride in a crate lots yet to be counted. If O’Connor Defense Distributed challenged that policy in court. fire. That didn’t really happen, but on the roof of the family car. We see and Balderson are less than half a The case dragged on for a couple of years until the you were about to Google it, weren’t how that worked out for Mitt Rom- percentage point apart, state law Trump administration recently settled. Online publi- you? I get it. I do. Most of us have ney in 2012. Barack Obama beat him requires a recount. No matter who cation could start Aug. 1. reached the point where a fearless by 3 points. wins – and it will be by the smallest That got people’s attention. Americans would feline could restore our faith in, well, As I write this, nearly 24 hours of margins – they have to face off quickly fall victim to a rash of plastic gun violence, somebody. has passed since the polls closed in again in November to determine gun control advocates said. The weapons are untrace- This race here in Ohio, which that 12th District race. It’s so close who will get a full two-year term. able, can pass through a metal detector, don’t have a you’ve most likely heard about, was there’s still no winner. This, for a Graham’s warning echoes in the serial number and can be made by felons. Several what we call a “special” one. Certain- seat that hasn’t been held by a night. state attorneys general sued to have the prohibition ly, as Midwesterners, we don’t mean Democrat since 1983, in a district I’d like to end with a punchline, reinstated and won a temporary injunction. that in a braggadocio way. The con- that Trump won by 11 points. but I can’t, you see, because over Everything those advocates say is true. Allowing gressman who held the seat decided You can see why the pundits are 500 innocent migrant children are people to make unregulated 3D-printed plastic guns it would be a great idea not to serve going nuts right now, and I’m not still separated from their parents. will create serious challenges and consequences. How- out his term, thus triggering an elec- referring to buckeyes. What does it Their trauma is compounded ever, the stifling of free speech can’t get lost in the mix. tion to fill the open seat through mean, for Ohio and for the country, every day they remain in U.S. cus- Anyone who really wants a gun without a back- December. He is a Republican, and that this race is so close? tody, and I don’t want us to forget ground check is far more likely to get it at a gun show for some obscure, unfathomable rea- I don’t think we can tell for sure. them. or illegally on the streets. Real guns are more effective son, he apparently thought this is an Ohio is a big state, full of pockets of U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw, and cheaper than plastic ones that are good for a increasingly bad time to be one in unpredictability. It’s who we are. in a reunification hearing Aug. 3: handful of shots at best and require a 3D printer that Congress. What we do know is that in this “The reality is, for every parent who costs thousands of dollars. The government must As Republican Sen. Lindsey Gra- race, Democrat Danny O’Connor is not located, there will be a perma- tread carefully when it limits speech. Indeed, permis- ham recently told The New York campaigned on bedrock economic nently orphaned child, and this is sible limits are few and deal with imminent threats Times: “We’re bleeding among issues, such as affordable health 100 percent the responsibility of the and clear harms. Child pornography, threatening women, and the enthusiasm factor care, which Trump continues to chip administration.” someone and inciting violent insurrection enjoy no for Democrats is worth 7 or 8 away at, and protecting Social Secu- The November election can’t get First Amendment protection. points, and sometimes more. If I was rity and Medicare, which are always here fast enough – in Ohio’s 12th The plans for a gun, in and of themselves, make a House guy in an R+10 or less seat in Republican crosshairs. District and everywhere else in the no threat and cause no harm. The danger lies in what (meaning someone who represents a Republican Troy Balderson, on country. people might do with the plans. But free speech does district where Donald Trump won the other hand, supports the repeal Connie Schultz can be reached at not end because publication of an idea creates a by at least 10 percentage points in of the Affordable Care Act. He was [email protected]. potential hazard. If it did, too many important ideas would be silenced. Federal courts have long upheld this notion. For Today in history example, the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals wrote in an otherwise distasteful case, “The constitu- By The Associated Press tional protection accorded to the freedom of speech Today’s Highlight in History and of the press is not based on the naïve belief that On August 13, 1961, East speech can do no harm but on the confidence that Germany sealed off the border between Berlin’s eastern and the benefits society reaps from the free flow and western sectors before build- exchange of ideas outweigh the costs society endures ing a wall that would divide the by receiving reprehensible or dangerous ideas.” city for the next 28 years. An eclectic group of free-speech supporters sided On this date with Defense Distributed in the case. First Amend- In 1521, Spanish conqueror Hernando Cortez captured ment champions the Reporters Committee for Free- Tenochtitlan (teh-natch-teet- dom of the Press, the Thomas Jefferson Center for LAHN’), present-day Mexico the Protection of Free Expression and the Electronic City, from the Aztecs. Frontier Foundation joined libertarian-minded In 1792, French revolution- aries imprisoned the royal fam- groups the Cato Institute and the Texas Public Policy ily. Foundation filing amicus briefs. In 1846, the American flag Anyone can find plans for bombs and instructions was raised for the first time in on how to make drugs online. Such documents cir- Los Angeles. culated even before the Internet. Government does In 1910, Florence Nightin- gale, the founder of modern not prohibit that speech, but it does prohibit bombs nursing, died in London at age and drugs. Laws target the act, not the words. 90. If 3D-printed guns are untraceable “ghost guns,” In 1932, Adolf Hitler reject- require a state-issued serial number and a piece of ed the post of vice chancellor of Germany, saying he was metal, as California does, and a gunsmith license, as prepared to hold out “for all or New York is considering. Congress and state legisla- nothing.” get reductions. was recognized as the world’s supremacist rally in Virginia. tures are not powerless. They can mitigate, though In 1942, Walt Disney’s ani- In 1989, searchers in tallest female at 7 feet, 7 inch- Actor, director and writer Joe probably not entirely prevent, the danger of 3D-print- mated feature “Bambi” had its Ethiopia found the wreckage of es tall, died in Shelbyville, Ind., Bologna died at the age of 82. ed guns without trampling the First Amendment. U.S. premiere at Radio City a plane which had disappeared at age 53. Today’s Birthdays Music Hall in New York, five almost a week earlier while Five years ago: Israel Former U.S. Surgeon Gen- –Miami Herald days after its world premiere in carrying Rep. Mickey Leland, released 26 Palestinian eral Joycelyn Elders is 85. London. D-Texas, and 14 other people inmates, many convicted in Actor Kevin Tighe is 74. For- In 1960, the first two-way — there were no survivors. grisly killings, on the eve of mer Federal Reserve Chair Thought for Today telephone conversation by In 2003, Iraq began pump- long-stalled peace talks, Janet Yellen is 72. Opera “The great business of life is to be, to do, to do with- satellite took place with the ing crude oil from its northern angering families of those singer Kathleen Battle is 70. out, and to depart.” help of Echo 1. The Central oil fields for the first time since killed by the prisoners. Tompall High wire aerialist Philippe — John, Viscount Morley of Blackburn, English African Republic became total- the start of the war. Libya Glaser, 79, a country music Petit is 69. Hockey Hall of journalist (1838-1923) ly independent of French rule. agreed to set up a $2.7 billion singer, publisher and studio Famer Bobby Clarke is 69. In 1967, the crime caper fund for families of the 270 owner best known for his asso- Golf Hall of Famer Betsy King Letters Policy biopic “Bonnie and Clyde,” people killed in the 1988 Pan ciation with the outlaw move- is 63. Movie director Paul starring Warren Beatty and Am bombing. ment against record labels, Greengrass is 63. Actor Danny Ten years ago: A man died in Nashville. Bonaduce is 59. TV weather- The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters Faye Dunaway, had its U.S. barged into the Arkansas One year ago: In a state- man Sam Champion is 57. should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve premiere; the movie, directed Democratic headquarters in ment, the White House said Actress Dawnn Lewis is 57. the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- by Arthur Penn, was consid- Little Rock and opened fire, President Donald Trump “very Actress Debi Mazar is 54. lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. ered shocking as well as inno- killing state party chairman Bill strongly” condemns individual Actress Quinn Cummings is Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address vative for its graphic portrayal Gwatney before speeding off in hate groups such as “white 51. Actress Seana Kofoed is and phone number must be included for verification purposes. of violence. a pickup. (Police later shot and supremacists, KKK and neo- 48. Country singer Andy Grig- Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- In 1979, Lou Brock of the killed the gunman, Timothy Nazis;” the statement followed gs is 45. Actor Gregory Fitous- date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads St. Louis Cardinals became Dale Johnson.) Michael Phelps criticism of Trump for blaming si is 42. Country musician Mike and are subject to a charge of $25 for the first 7 inches and the 14th player in major league swam into history as the win- the previous day’s deadly vio- Melancon (Emerson Drive) is $10 for each additional inch thereafter. They are also limited to baseball history to reach the ningest Olympic athlete ever lence at a white supremacist 40. Actress Kathryn Fiore is 39. 400 words. 3,000th career hit plateau as with his 10th and 11th career rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, White House press secretary Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, his team defeated the Chicago Cubs, 3-2. gold medals. Phelps won the on “many sides.” Protesters Sarah Huckabee Sanders is 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: In 1981, in a ceremony at 200-meter butterfly, then swam decrying hatred and racism 36. Actor Sebastian Stan is 36. [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. his California ranch, President the leadoff of a runaway victo- converged around the country, Pop-rock singer James Morri- Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday Ronald Reagan signed a his- ry by the U.S. 800 freestyle saying they felt compelled to son is 34. Actress Lennon Stel- “Bouquets” column. toric package of tax and bud- relay team. Sandy Allen, who respond to the white la is 19.
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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 2018 5 Against all odds: Two Democrats pour money charged in into longshot races Bad River HOUSTON (AP) – there – they’re also putting Thara Narasimhan, who cash into races and places murder hosts an Hindu radio pro- they never have before to gram in Houston, has help underdog Democrats. ASHLAND, Wis. – already given $1,200 to a Examples include: a dis- Murder charges have Democrat running against trict home to the Dallas been filed against two Republican U.S. Rep. Pete Cowboys’ stadium and men who are accused of Olson, who once drove held by the GOP since killing an Odanah resi- around his solidly conser- 1983; the South Carolina dent last fall. vative Texas district with a district of outgoing U.S. The charges were filed “NEVER HILLARY” Rep. Mark Sanford; and a Wednesday and Brian M. bumper sticker on his pick- reliably Republican South- Nelis, 40, of Odanah, was up. Her plans to donate ern California district that arrested Thursday after- even more bewilder President Donald Trump noon. friends. won by 15 points. He and Michael “It’s not the question of All are places where Dwayne Sweet Sr., 40, in why I have to support a Democrats are outraising prison in Green Bay, failing candidate,” said their Republicans oppo- face first-degree inten- Narasimhan, mingling at a nents – a feat that while tional homicide charges fundraiser for Democrat perhaps not changing the in the death of Shane Sri Kulkarni on a swelter- conventional wisdom Cadotte. ing Texas summer night. about their chances, is suc- It’s alleged Cadotte was “Unless you put some faith ceeding in giving their assaulted off Bear Trap in it, you’re not going to campaigns unusual viabili- Road on the Bad River make it work.” ty. In Texas, 15 Democratic Reservation, where the The November challengers running in defendants left him. midterms are on pace to Republican-held districts Jean Nordine/Daily Globe LEAD GUITARIST for “Unity” Tony Bessen played at this years North Woodstock in Cadotte’s body was shatter records for political have so far raised at least Land O’ Lakes. People arrived to the festival by foot, car, boat and even a plane as found Sept. 28 at 53252 spending. While more than $100,000. In 2014, only evident from this picture. Bear Trap Road in the $1 billion raised so far one cracked six figures. town of Sanborn. He had nationally is helping The average cost of win- been reported missing by finance battlegrounds that ning a House seat is more family members several are poised to decide con- than $1 million. And in Bessen performs at North Woodstock days before his body was trol of Congress, restless Texas, some candidates discovered. By Jean Nordine there is plenty of tie-dyed has been playing ever donors aren’t stopping still lagging. A medical examiner [email protected] to be seen. Everyone brings since. He is the lead gui- ruled the cause of death LAND O’ LAKES – For- their own lawn chairs and tarist for Unity the Band “homicidal violence, HAVING A BALL mer Ewen resident Tony there are concessions who kicked off the festival. including multiple stab Bessen played at North stands of food and drink. They were followed by and incised wounds of the Woodstock Saturday after- Some people bring their Slad, then Heartsfield. The head, neck and extremities noon at Bent’s Camp in boats and pontoons and headliners were Rusted and blunt force trauma of Land O’ Lakes, Wis. enjoy the music from the Root. the head.” North Woodstock is an water. One man even Bessen will be back in Cash bond for Nelis annual event featuring arrived by plane. the area on September was set at $100,000. bands throughout the day. Bessen is a 2001 gradu- 29th when Unity plays at The two are also People come to the festi- ate of Ewen-Trout Creek the Ewen Centennial Hall charged with using a dan- val dressed as hippies, High School, he picked up for the 2018 Log Jamboree gerous weapon. braids in their hair and a guitar in his teens and Festival. Their next court appearances are set for Detroit mother charged after son, 3, killed in crash Aug. 20. DETROIT (AP) – A 27-year-old Detroit restrained Thursday in a child’s car seat woman is charged with operating a motor in the rear of a minivan that barreled vehicle while intoxicated causing death through a red light and struck a car. The after her 3-year-old son was killed in a collision ejected the boy into the street Depot crash on the city’s eastside. where the minivan rolled back over Charlessia Pelt was arraigned Sunday. him. He was pronounced dead at a hos- From page 1 She also is charged with reckless driving pital. licity for this year’s event. causing death, child abuse and operating Two other children in the minivan Persons wishing to while intoxicated with occupants in a vehi- escaped serious injury. donate may call 932-1017 cle. Pelt did not have an attorney Sunday. until the end of September. Michael Jones was not properly She is jailed on bond. MONDAY EVENING AUGUST 13, 2018 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 Penn & Teller: Fool Us Whose Line Whose Line Page Six TV Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement Engagement The King of # CW KDLH (N) ’ (TVPG) (CC) Is It? Is It? 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The com- lottesville, Virginia, a few expected 100 to 400 people pany said at the time that dozen white nationalists to participate, though the the page may be linked to marched Sunday across number appeared lower. an account created by Rus- from the White House, Just before 4 p.m., a contin- sia’s Internet Research their numbers dwarfed by gent of fewer than 30 white Agency – a so-called troll thousands of counter- nationalists began march- farm that has sown discord protesters, while the moth- ing through the streets. in the U.S. – but counter- er of a woman killed at last Counterprotesters who protesters said it was an summer’s protest said the assembled ahead of the authentic event they country continues to face rally’s scheduled start vast- worked hard to organize. unhealed racial wounds. ly outnumbered Kessler’s Government and police The events, largely crowd. By midafternoon, officials in Washington peaceful though tense at more than 1,000 people have expressed confidence times in Charlottesville and had already gathered in the city can manage the Washington, were part of a Freedom Plaza, also near events without violence; day of speeches, vigils and the White House, to the mayor and police chief marches marking the oppose Kessler’s demon- promised a massive securi- anniversary of what was stration and also march to ty mobilization to keep one of the largest gather- Lafayette Square. protesters and counter- ings of white nationalists Makia Green, who rep- protesters apart. and other far-right extrem- resents the Washington Earlier in the day in Associated Press ists in a decade. branch of Black Lives Mat- A COUPLE hold hands as the participate in prayers at the intersection where Charlottesville, more than In Washington, dozens ter, told Sunday’s crowd: Heather Heyer was killed last year as they mark the anniversary of the Unite the 200 people gathered in a of police in bright yellow “We know from experience Right rally in Charlottesville, Va., Sunday. On that day, white supremacists and park to protest racism and vests formed a tight cordon that ignoring white nation- counterprotesters clashed in the city streets before a car driven into a crowd struck mark the anniversary. The around the small group of alism doesn’t work.” and killed Heyer. group sang songs and lis- white nationalists, separat- By about 5 p.m., those tened to speakers, among ing them from shouting in Kessler’s group packed woman killed when a car daughter but also acknowl- stemmed from a confronta- them Courtney Comman- counterprotesters within into white vans and left, plowed into a crowd of edged the dozens of others tion near a statue of Con- der, a friend of Heyer’s who view of the White House. escorted by police. counter-protesters at a injured and the two state federate Gen. Robert E. Lee was with her when she was President Donald On Aug. 12, 2017, hun- white nationalist rally last troopers killed when a heli- where a Spotsylvania, Vir- killed. Trump wasn’t at home – he dreds of neo-Nazis, skin- summer said there’s much copter crashed that day. ginia, man stopped to “She is with me today, has been at his golf club in heads and Ku Klux Klan healing to do a year after “There’s so much heal- salute the statue and a too,” Commander said. New Jersey for more than a members and other white the violence. ing to do,” Bro said. “We Charlottesville woman con- Last year in Char- week on a working vaca- nationalists descended on Heather Heyer’s mother, have a huge racial problem fronted him and a physical lottesville, fighting broke tion. Charlottesville, in part to Susan Bro, laid flowers at a in our city and in our coun- altercation took place, offi- out between attendees and Jason Kessler, the prin- protest over the city’s deci- makeshift memorial at the try. We have got to fix this cials said. counterprotesters. Authori- cipal organizer of last sion to remove a monu- site of the attack in down- or we’ll be right back here Earlier this month, Face- ties eventually forced the year’s “Unite the Right” ment to Confederate Gen. town Charlottesville. With in no time.” book stunned and angered crowd to disperse, but a car event, led what he called a Robert E. Lee from a park. a crowd gathered around The city of Char- counterprotest organizers later barreled into the white civil rights rally in In Charlottesville Sun- her, she thanked them for lottesville said four people when it disabled their crowd of peaceful counter- Lafayette Square, directly day, the mother of a coming to remember her were arrested. Two arrests Washington event’s page, protesters. Crews make progress battling Blithe tone belied desperate actions of Seattle plane thief Southern California wildfire SEATTLE (AP) – He l i n e , ” cracked jokes, compli- B r a d LAKE ELSINORE, Calif. mented the professional Tilden, (AP) – Aided by slightly demeanor of an air traffic CEO of cooler temperatures, fire- controller and apologized Alask a fighters made steady for making a fuss. A i r - progress Sunday in bat- But the friendly tone of l i n e s , tling a wildfire that a 29-year-old airport work- told a destroyed 16 structures as er who stole a commercial n e w s it raged through Southern plane Friday night, per- confer- California’s Cleveland forming acrobatic stunts Richard e n c e National Forest. before the fatal plunge into Russell S a t u r - The Holy Fire was 41 a thick island forest, belied day. percent contained Sunday his desperate actions. T h e afternoon after burning “I think I’m going to plane was a Bombardier across 35.5 square miles try to do a barrel roll, and Q400, a turboprop that (92 kilometers) of dry tim- if that goes good I’ll go seats 76 people, owned by ber and brush, said Lynne nose down and call it a Horizon Air, part of Alaska Tolmachoff of the Califor- night,” Richard Russell Airlines. It had been nia Department of Forestry said from the cockpit, parked at a cargo and and Fire Protection. according to a recording maintenance area for the “The weather out here of his conversation with night after arriving from in California seems to be the controller. Victoria, British Columbia, cooling down today and The Pierce County Med- earlier in the day. over the next couple days, ical Examiner’s Office con- Russell, a 3 1/2-year and that should hopefully firmed Sunday that Russell Horizon employee, worked help firefighters get even Associated Press had died in the fiery wreck- as a ground service agent. more containment,” Tolma- FIRE CREWS line up as they watch a wildfire on a ridge top while protecting a resi- age, but whether the crash His responsibilities includ- choff said. “They should dential area Friday, in Lake Elsinore, Calif. was deliberate or acciden- ed towing and pushing air- make better progress over tal was one of several top- craft for takeoff and gate the next couple of days.” where it began last Monday to climate change and Forrest Clark, 51, made ics remaining for investiga- approach, de-icing them, They’ll need to, with – is one of nearly 20 blazes home construction deeper several outbursts, claiming tors. and handling baggage. temperatures, expected to burning across California into forests. his life was being threat- Others include how, Authorities said he used again reach 100 degrees or as the state sees earlier, With firefighters begin- ened and saying the arson nearly 17 years after the a tractor to rotate the plane more by the end of the longer and more destruc- ning to get a better handle charge against him was a 9/11 attack, someone can 180 degrees, positioning it week. tive wildfire seasons on the blaze, they began to lie. A court commissioner simply take a passenger so that he could taxi The Holy Fire – named because of drought, lift evacuation orders over ordered his bail to remain plane from a major U.S. air- toward a runway. They for Holy Jim Canyon, warmer weather attributed the weekend for areas pre- at $1 million. port without authoriza- said it’s not clear whether viously in its path, said Tol- Elsewhere, the largest tion. he had ever taken flight machoff, who did not have fire ever recorded in Califor- Tragic as Russell’s death lessons or used flight sim- exact numbers. More than nia – the Mendocino Com- was, he could have inflict- ulators, or where he gained 20,000 people were report- plex – burning north of ed vastly more damage had the skills to take off. The edly told to evacuate at one Sacramento destroyed more he been so inclined. Poten- plane didn’t require a key, point. than 100 homes. It was tial targets included tens of but it did require buttons Aircraft have made nearly 70 percent contained thousands of fans assem- and switches to be activat- flight after flight, dumping Saturday. Updated contain- bling at Safeco Field, about ed in a particular order. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING water and bright pink ment figures were not 12 miles away, for a sold- His 75-minute flight retardant on the blaze to immediately available on out Pearl Jam concert just during the golden twilight CITY OF BESSEMER protect Lake Elsinore and Sunday. On Saturday it had as he took off. took him south and west, CONDEMNATION HEARING other foothill communities covered 508 square miles. “Last night’s event is toward the Olympic Moun- The City of Bessemer, Council will hold a public near the flames. The two-week-old Carr going to push us to learn tains. As a flight controller hearing at its’ regularly scheduled meeting Monday The man accused of Fire that killed eight people what we can from this tried to persuade him to August 20, 2018, Bessemer City Council Chambers, deliberately starting the and burned more than tragedy so that we can land, he wondered aloud City Hall, 411 South Sophie Street, Bessemer, Michi- fire appeared in court on 1,000 homes was more ensure this does not hap- about whether he had Friday, but his arraignment than 50 percent contained gan 49911 at 6:00 p.m. at which time they will receive pen again at Alaska Air enough fuel to make it to was postponed. on Saturday. public comment regarding the condemnation of a Group or at any other air- the Olympics. blighted structures at 1713 and 1715 Woolsey Street, parcel no’s. 2751-06-001-600 and 2751-06-001-500 Orca back to feeding, frolicking after carrying dead calf respectively. The public may appear at the public FRIDAY HARBOR, Wash. (AP) – hearing in person or by counsel, be heard, and submit Researchers say an endangered killer whale evidence and written comments with respect to the that drew international attention as she car- condemnation process. Written comments may be ried her dead calf on her head for more than submitted to the above address, ATTN: Clerk, from two weeks is finally back to feeding and frol- now until 4:00 p.m. Monday, August 20. icking with her pod. The City of Bessemer will, upon request, provide ap- The Center for Whale Research in Wash- propriate aids and services leading to effective com- ington state says it watched the orca, known munication for qualified persons with disabilities to as J35, chase a school of salmon in Haro Strait allow equal participation in this meeting. Such aids west of San Juan Island on Saturday after- noon. may include qualified sign language interpreters, doc- The whales have been struggling because uments in Braille, and other ways of making informa- of a lack of salmon, and J35’s calf died soon tion and communications accessible to people who after birth on July 24. The mother carried the have speech, hearing, or vision impairments. Please baby on her head for at least 17 days, in an contact James Trudgeon, Clerk at 906-663-0333 or image of grief that struck an emotional chord Associated Press james.trudgeon@ bessemermi.org 24 hours prior to worldwide. IN THIS Saturday photo released by the Center for Whale the meeting to get this set up. She finally abandoned the carcass as it Research, an orca, known as J35, foreground, swims with other For any comments or concerns, please contact decomposed. orcas near Friday Harbor, Alaska. Researchers said J-35 an endan- Charly Loper, City Manager at 906-663-4311 or at Center for Whale Research founder Ken gered killer whale that drew international attention as she carried [email protected]. Balcomb says he is immensely relieved to see her dead calf on her head for more than two weeks is finally back J35 returning to typical behavior. to feeding and frolicking with her pod. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 2018 7 GOGEBIC COUNTY FAIR Woman guard: Mandatory overtime ‘really wears you out’ PITTSFIELD TOWN- ferent lawsuit, male guards SHIP (AP) — The Michigan are suing for more oppor- Corrections Department is tunities. spending millions of dol- The prison has the lars on mandatory over- equivalent of 364 full-time time due to a shortage of positions, but 52 slots are guards at the state’s only vacant and 139 people are prison for women and a on family or medical leave, policy that keeps men out said department of certain posts. spokesman Chris Gautz. Amber Dotson said she “I hear anecdotally that regularly works 12 hours people go out on (leave) or more, getting up at 4:30 because they’re tired of the a.m. to report by 6 a.m. at overtime,” Gautz said. the Huron Valley prison in “That only exacerbates the Washtenaw County. Her issue for the people who base salary is $52,000 a are left.” year, but she was paid He said “it’s certainly Jean Nordine/Daily Globe $44,000 by the end of July, not a good situation” to ABOVE, SPRING Creek Farm’s tractor owned by Kenny & Sandy Clement, of Saxon, Wis. cruise around the the Detroit Free Press have people working long fairgrounds Sunday at the 97th annual Gogebic County fair. There was plenty of business to be had includ- reported Friday. hours. ing a children’s obstacle course, catch a fish — win a prize and Danny Wannink, below, auctions off pies. All “By the time we get an The Michigan Correc- proceeds from the pie sale and quilt raffle go to the fair. off day, we’re just too tired tions Organization, a to do anything, whether it’s union representing guards, personal life or family,” the has proposed 12-hour 46-year-old Dotson said. shifts to ease overtime and “We’re just too tired. It’s other incentives to make basically our day to catch voluntary overtime attrac- up on sleep and rest.” tive. Gautz said the depart- Years ago, male guards ment is studying the sug- at the prison sexually gestions, although he said assaulted inmates. Only 12-hour shifts wouldn’t female guards now work in work unless the prison was the housing units, but the fully staffed. state is having a hard time “Law enforcement filling vacancies. Overtime nationwide has seen short- has cost $12.4 million in ages. Corrections isn’t for the last two years. everybody,” he said. Separately, the U.S. Jus- Dotson said she’s taking tice Department is suing online courses in her limit- the state, accusing the ed free time to try to get a Michigan Corrections promotion that doesn’t Department of violating include mandatory over- the rights of female guards. time. Both sides are trying to “It really wears you out,” reach a settlement. In a dif- she said. Gov. Rick Snyder: $510-million private investment major boost to Michigan’s dairy industry New St. When completed, the n Mid-Michigan site will be Johns dairy among the largest dairy processing processing facilities in the country. Glanbia will over- facility see commercial, technical, projected to and business operations to create nearly produce cheese and whey products at the campus. 300 jobs “The support of local and state agencies demon- ST. JOHNS — Two new strates why Michigan is world-class dairy process- such a great location to ing facilities are expected invest,” said Brian Phelan, to dramatically improve CEO of Glanbia Nutrition- the production, profitabili- als. “We are looking for- State briefs ty and long-term prospects ward to getting up and run- for one of Michigan’s top ning with our partners and Crystal meth dealer ber of Medical Detach- into Ashland, said Scott C. remains inside the resi- agricultural products. farmers providing world- arrested ment, 57th Field Artillery Blader, U.S. Attorney for dence. Glanbia plc, a global nutri- class dairy products while Battalion, 31st Regimental the Western District of The structure was tion group with a presence bringing jobs and econom- CRYSTAL FALLS — Combat Team, Seventh Wisconsin. destroyed. in 32 countries, has part- ic development to the According to Michigan Infantry Division. He was McKenzie was sen- Troopers were assisted nered with Select Milk Pro- area.” State Police, on Wednesday reported missing in action tenced in September 2017 at the scene by detectives ducers Inc. and Dairy The watershed project detectives assigned to the on Dec. 6, 1950. to 13 years in federal with the Michigan State Farmers of America to is supported by an estimat- Upper Peninsula Sub- It was soon determined prison for distributing Police Fire Investigator form Spartan Michigan ed $27.6 million in grants stance Enforcement Team he had been killed in meth. Unit, Rock River Township LLC, which will develop a and tax abatements from executed a search warrant action. Peterson found Hauk Fire Department and Alger new $425 million, 146-acre Michigan Strategic Fund, at a residence on Oswald His remains were identi- was responsible for dis- County EMS. dairy processing facility in Michigan Department of Street in the village of Crys- fied in April by the Defense tributing 1.73 kilograms of St. Johns, which is expect- Agriculture and Rural tal Falls, seizing more than POW/MIA Accounting meth and noted that his Michigan Tech ed to create 259 new jobs. Development, and Michi- 40 grams of crystal meth, Office. conduct had a significant opening unmanned The facility will process gan Department of Trans- as well as evidence of drug Ketchum’s daughter negative effect on the com- vessel testing site more than 8-million portation. distribution. spurred identification of munity. pounds of milk per day. “This project is vital to The estimated street her father when she saw a The charge against HOUGHTON (AP) — Proliant Dairy Michigan the success of the Michi- value of the drugs seized is commercial urging families Hauk was the result of an Michigan Technological is investing up to $85 mil- gan dairy sector,” said Jeff nearly $10,000. of missing service mem- investigation conducted by University is opening a lion in an adjoining facility, Mason, CEO of Michigan The suspect, a 37-year- bers to submit DNA. the Drug Enforcement location where researchers which will manufacture Economic Development old man from Crystal Falls, Services are set for Administration, Wisconsin can try out new technolo- whey permeate products Corporation, the state’s was arrested and incarcer- Ketchum at 10 a.m. at Department of Justice Divi- gies that would enable and employ 30 to 38 new chief business develop- ated in the Iron County Jail Cathedral of Christ the sion of Criminal Investiga- greater use of unmanned workers. Construction for ment and attraction arm on charges related to the King Catholic Church, tion, Ashland County Sher- research and survey ves- both facilities is expected that administers programs distribution of crystal 1111 Belknap St., in Superi- iff’s Department and Ash- sels. to begin in September and and performs due dili- meth. He is being held on a or, with a Mass of Christian land Police Department. The Maritime Autono- be completed by December gence on behalf of the $25,000 cash bond. burial celebrated by the Prosecution is being my Research Site is on Lake 2020. Michigan Strategic Fund. The investigation Rev. Andrew Ricci at 11 handled by Assistant U.S. Superior’s Portage Canal in “Once again, Michigan’s “Michigan’s dairy pro- remains ongoing and addi- a.m. Attorney Corey Stephan. the Upper Peninsula city of national reputation as the ducers—already among the tional arrests are expected, Burial with full military Houghton. Officials say it best place to grow jobs is most efficient in the police said. honors will follow at Cal- UP fire victim will be the first freshwater bringing new investments world—will now be even Detectives were assisted vary Cemetery. identified by police testing spot of its kind in to our thriving agriculture more competitive and pre- by the Crystal Falls Police the world. sector,” Gov. Rick Snyder pared for the market chal- Department, Iron County Meth dealer ROCK RIVER — Detec- A launch ceremony is said. “Michigan’s dairy lenges ahead,” he said. Sheriff’s Department, MSP sentenced tives from the Michigan scheduled for Friday, along industry is an essential “This is tremendous Iron Mountain Post person- State Police Negaunee Post with an announcement of a economic driver in our news for the dairy farmers nel and its K-9 unit, MSP ASHLAND, Wis. — An have positively identified new organization called state, and this new invest- in our state,” said MDARD Emergency Support Team Ashland area man, John R. the victim of a July house the Smart Ships Coalition. ment elevates and expands Director Gordon Wenk. and MSP Homeland Securi- Hauk, 40, was sentenced fire as Joseph Ray Roop, The Michigan-based our potential to rise even “Almost every dairy farm ty Team. Tuesday by U.S. District 61, of Eben Junction. coalition will include scien- higher while bringing new in Michigan is family- Judge James D. Peterson to The identification was tists, policymakers, naviga- jobs and opportunities to owned. It’s been very diffi- Korean war hero eight years in federal made by DNA last week. tors and others interested this region. cult to watch so many funeral Tuesday prison for distributing The cause of the struc- in developing ways for “I thank Glanbia, Select hard-working people strug- methamphetamine. ture fire is undetermined, research boats to operate Milk Producers, Dairy gle unnecessarily.” SUPERIOR, Wis. — Ser- Hauk, of Barksdale, however no foul play is sus- vices are planned Tuesday without people on board. Farmers of America and “MDARD is proud to be pleaded guilty to the pected. They would perform Proliant for choosing to a part of this project, and for Koran War hero who charge on May 3. Troopers were dis- lost his life in the Battle of tasks such as surveying invest in Michigan and I’m grateful for all the Hauk worked as a local patched to the scene lake bottoms and scientific look forward to watching incredible work our agri- the Chosin Reservoir in level meth dealer for Karl around 1 a.m. after fire- North Korea. activities that would be our state’s dairy industry cultural development and McKenzie, a regional sup- fighters with the Rock expensive, difficult or even continue to grow and dairy teams did to help Sgt. First Class R. Lloyd plier who was bringing River Township Fire Ketchum, 38, was a mem- dangerous for humans to thrive long into the future,” make this happen,” he large quantities of meth Department discovered the do. he said. said. l 8 MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM
August Pappas Anna Pasternak Pappas, Pasternak win half marathons By PAT KRAUSE [email protected] HURLEY – Anna Paster- nak and August Pappas, both 25 and from Nashville, Tenn., are girlfriend and boyfriend, but they won their half marathon races in dramatically different ways in the 50th Paavo Nurmi Marathon on Saturday. Half Marathon- Women's Division Paavo watchers (and run- ners) know all about Paster- nak. She ran cross country Dan Stietz and track & field at the Uni- versity of Michigan and she three minutes. is one very fast distance run- "I got a decent win in, but ner. this was not a normal race," Jason Juno/Daily Globe The half marathon is her Pasternak said. "I'm very sat- IRONWOOD GRADUATE Alan Peterson runs along County E during Saturday’s 50th running of the Paavo Nurmi specialty and she won three isfied I finished, because I Marathon. He went on to win. women Paavo half debated whether or not to marathons from 2014-2016. keep going. Most likely, the only reason "But I'm happy to be here she didn't win in 2017 was and they run a great race because she wasn't here. Her here. I like it here and I have life was in transition and she relatives in Bessemer and PETERSON’S PAAVO was moving to Nashville to Silver City, Mich." start a new job at an Autism Abigail Moore, 23, of Ironwood graduate becomes first Research Clinic. Oshkosh, Wis., ran to a sec- In 2016, she blew the ond place finish in 1:32:03. doors off the old record in Emily Carey, 17, of Iron- local winner in Paavo’s 50th running the women's half marathon wood, was the highest local by nearly five minutes when finisher in the woman's half By JASON JUNO If anyone was ever going to change she ran a 1:21:04. marathon (first in her age [email protected] that, it’s no surprise it’s Peterson. Pasternik likes the Paavo group and fourth overall). HURLEY --- Through 49 years, a He still holds two individual and our area, so she was She was timed in 1:49:05. local had never won the Paavo Nurmi Upper Peninsula records, one in each back this year and was in all "It was a good race and Marathon. And a cancelled flight in track (1,600 run) and cross coun- likelihood a heavy favorite to real nice out there," Carey almost made it 50 years. try, from his time winning U.P. titles win her fourth half said. "It was really hot (89 Instead of arriving here Thursday for the Red Devils. He went on to marathon. degrees), but I pushed from Chicago, Alan Peterson had to shine at Grand Valley State where he But Pasternnak has a through." take a train to Portage, Wis., where was All-American twice. The Iron- problem. Carey won the women's his dad, Dan, picked him up for the wood Sports Hall of Fame member "I've had nausea all week half marathon last year as a three-plus hour drive north, finally qualified for the 2016 Olympic and nausea is not a good 16 year old, but she is still arriving at 10 p.m. Friday night. Marathon trials and he has already feeling to have when you're recovering from injury set- It was certainly worth the hassle qualified for the 2020 trials. running a race" she said. "I backs this year and didn't as the 2010 Ironwood graduate made He’s no stranger to much bigger started to get sick at mile six even run in the U.P. Finals in race history in the much anticipated Alan Peterson races, running in the aforementioned and I had to stop and it cost Michigan. 50th running of the race, winning it Olympic trials and marathons in me seconds in the race. I "All I've run this year is with a time of 2 hours, 28 minutes, them.” large cities like Chicago and Detroit was down on my knees at about 10 miles," Carey said. 12 seconds. Amazingly, no one from The Paavo started in 1969 and its (which he won). But he started run- times. This has been a recur- "But I'm healthy now. I the Gogebic Range had ever won the reunion of champions included so ning the Paavo since high school and ring problem for years and I decided to run the half full marathon in its long history. many who have made the area feel he came back to run the 50th after don't have a great way to marathon when my best Until Saturday. like home, whether it was 10-time winning last year’s half marathon eas- deal with it. I have to see a friend, Corissa Mattson, “It means a lot actually,” Peterson champion Ben Schneider or four-time ily. doctor." made me decide to run it. It said. “There’s a really good group of winner Rick Stefanovic. “Everyone’s been bugging me for Pasternik wasn't happy would have been sad to miss running enthusiasts around here ...I But Schneider is from Minneapo- awhile to come back here, especially with her first place time of the 50th Paavo. Today boost- just wanted to go out and represent lis, Stefanovic from Milwaukee, and 1:28:49, but she was happy those people today and do it for every other winner has been from she was able to finish the somewhere else. PETERSON — page 10 race and still win by over HALF — page 10 Schneider wins 6th Paavo, moves within 2 of record By JASON JUNO [email protected] HURLEY --- When her run of five straight Paavo Nurmi Marathon wins ended two years ago, Can- dice Schneider didn’t think she’d win it again. Health problems have reduced her training. She even swore off marathons after a string of under- whelming - for her - finish- es that started with a sec- ond place due to a foot injury in the 2016 Paavo. But she couldn’t stay away from marathons. The health troubles haven’t gone away; they limit her still, but she fights through them. And here she was Satur- day, back to running down Silver Street, crossing the finish line first, her hands in the air with a smile on her face. Her time, 3:23:56, was slower than any of her other Paavo wins, thanks in large part to the hot con- ditions. The next closest Jason Juno/Daily Globe CANDICE SCHNEIDER of Minneapolis nears the finish line of her 6th Paavo Nurmi Marathon victory on Silver Street in Hurley Saturday. female runner was 17 min- utes back. after winning five straight victories, shared by Ann just because I won it a compare to Paavo. Ben’s time for the family to get “I’m not disappointed,” from 2011 to 2015. She is Heaslett and Mary Bange. bunch of times,” Schneider family has a cabin at together. It’s tradition. It’s she said. “I won.” now just two off the overall “It’s really special - said. “I love the small town Whitecap, we spend a lot It’s her sixth overall win women’s record of eight Paavo is my favorite, not feel, the big races don’t of time up here, so it’s a SCHNEIDER — page 10 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 2018 9
Pat Krause/Daily Globe SIX INDIVIDUALS and the 1983 girls basketball team were inducted into the Ironwood Area Sports Hall of Fame Saturday. Inductees include from left, first row: Danette Bull (team member), coach Russ Anderson (team member), Don Koivisto, Joe Komaromy and a representative Fred Albert; second row: Jim LaBlonde, Anita Harvey (team member), Yvonne Jenko (team member), Sue Thomas (team member), Mary Smith (team member) and Jennifer Johnson (team member); third row: Tammie Anderson (team member), Darla Aspinwall (team member), Jan Halverson (team member), Beth Wertanen (team member), Jason Slining (representing his dad Steve) and Paul Rosenou (grandson of Albert). Missing from photo is team member Blythe Bretall. ’83 girls basketball team, 6 people inducted into Ironwood Area Sports Hall of Fame By PAT KRAUSE Team members included: Danette Bull, Championship football team. It was said Area Sports Hall of Fame. [email protected] Jennifer Johnson, Anita Harvey, Tammie he was a powerful, aggressive player who "I am very proud to be inducted into IRONWOOD — The 13th annual Iron- Anderson, Jan Halverson, Darla Aspin- made bone-crushing tackles. The Red the Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame," he wood Area Sports Hall of Fame Induction wall, Sue Thomas, Beth Wertanen, Blythe Devils ended their dominant season at 6- said. "Words can't express how proud I Ceremony was held at the GCC Lindquist Bretall, Yvonne Jenko and Mary Smith. 0 and and their offense went through am. I'd like to thank all my coaches and Center on Saturday night. One team, four defenses like a hot knife through butter. teachers for being great role models for athletes, one coach and one person in the Steve Slining (Class of 1967) The team scored 124 points to their oppo- me. I'd also like to thank my parents who legend category were welcomed into the The late Steve Slining is a 1967 gradu- nents 25 points. showed me what love and compassion hall of fame. ate of Luther L. High School, earning The 1925 team won the Class B State are all about. It's their 50th wedding The night was filled with camaraderie, nine letters (four in track, three in foot- Championship on Thanksgiving Day by anniversary tomorrow. I thank my wife great memories, laughter and plenty of ball and two in basketball). defeating Detroit Redford 47-0. for all she does and I hope we make it to thank yous. Slining was an excellent middle and The Ironwood Red Devil basketball our 50th anniversary." The new inductees are an impressive distance runner who was ranked as one teams of 1925 and 1926 he played in his Jim LaBlonde is remembered as one of group that included the 1983 girls bas- of the best in the U.P. In 1966, he placed junior year were also powerhouse teams the premier athletes in the U.P. ketball team which posted a sizzling 23-2 second in the half-mile run in the U.P. that compiled a combined 22-5 record. In While in high school, he earned 10 let- record; Fred Albert, a four-time U.P. Class Class A-B Regional track meet. 1925, Ironwood scored 322 points to 164 ters-four in football, four in track and B singles champion; Steve Slining, a three In 1967, he won the high jump and fin- for their opponents. Nelmark was an inte- field and two letters in basketball. The sport letter-winner and a player on the ished second in the shot put at the Class gral part of those teams. honors and awards he won are too 1965 undefeated Ironwood football team; A-B Regional track meet. After high school, Nelmark played numerous to mention here, but they Don Koivisto, another three-sport letter His mile relay team ran to a first place football for two years at the University of include some great ones: winner and a member who excelled in winning time of 3:46.5 in Michigan-Wis- Minnesota with Bronco Nagurski. 1995- All-West PAC football baseball; Jim LaBlonde, who is remem- consin Conference track meet with run- Nelmark was inducted into the North- team.1996-All U.P. football team, All-West bered as one of the standout all-around ning mates Bruce Jackson, Brian Peterson ern Michigan University Sports Hall of PAC football team (1st team), MHSAA All- athletes in the U.P. who lettered in three and Randy Ruby. (1967) Hame in 1982. State Track and Field. 1997-Scorp Lund sports while at Luther L. Wright; Joe But Slining's best sport was football. He served 41 years as a coach, teacher Award-Outstanding Male Athlete Award, Komaromy, who devoted many years to He just looked like a football player when and school administrator in the McMillan Jack Kramer Award-Outstanding Basket- coaching girls basketball and has already he grew to to be a 6-1 205 pound Township Schools and Ironwood School ball Player Award, United States Marine been inducted into two Hall of Fames in linebacker and running back. He was District. He taught in Ironwood until his Corps Distinguished Athlete Award and Illinois; and Jack "Reino" Nelmark, a leg- powerful, strong, fast and always retirement in 1973 and Anderson said he an All-State Track and Field award from end who served who served 41 years as a described as "tough." You didn't mess could recall Nelmark kicking the football the MITC. coach, teacher and administrator. with Steve Slining. around with the school kids even in his LaBlonde excelled in track and field. In his junior and senior year (1965, later years. He set the school, West PAC and Class The 1983 Girls Basketball Team 1966), the Ironwood football team was C record in the 100 meter dash (11.13) Master of Ceremonies Tim Kolesar undefeated and Slining was selected to Joe Komaromy (Class of 1971) and 200 meter dash (22.78) and those called the 1983 girls basketball team one the M-W Conference Offensive Team and While at Luther L. Wright, Joe records still stand. of the "last great basketball teams" in was an All-Upper Peninsula Offensive Komaromy was an all-around athlete who Sports continue to be a large part of Ironwood. Team Fullback. earned varsity letters in football (2), bas- LaBlonde's life and he has been coaching "All of your hard work has landed you And he may have been even better ketball (2) and track and field (1). at numerous levels since 2001 and is in the Ironwood Area Sports Hall of playing linebacker on defense. In 1982, he started his coaching career employed with the Howard/Suamico Fame," Kolesar said. After high school, Slining signed on to at Irvin Crown High and then spent 25 School District as a physical education The Red Devils posted an impressive play football for coach Rollie Dotsch at years coaching girls varsity basketball at teacher. 23-2 record while winning the Superior Northern Michigan University. Dunee-Crown High School in Illinois Six Conference, U.P. District Champi- Son Jason Slining represented the fam- (1983-2008) where he enjoyed tremen- Don Koivisto (Class of 1967) onship in Class C, State Regional Cham- ily on the podium and he has said his dad dous success. Nothing was going to stop Don Koivis- pions Class C, U.P. Team of the Year (Pam was always a very good father. Saturday His coaching record bears that out to from attending his HOF induction cer- Seldon Trophy and U.P. Coach of the Year night, he said Dotsch always told his dad, with 12 Illinois High School Regional emony despite health setbacks the last (Russ Anderson). "there was no I in team." Jason said his titles, 3 Illinois High School Sectional two years. "I'm very proud of us winning the dad told him that wasn't just about team titles, 3 Illinois High School Association "This is the most important thing in regionals," head coach Russ Anderson but also related to home and family. Sweet 16 appearances, 3 Illinois High my adult life," Koivisto said. "I've told said. "We are Ironwood's only Class C School Association Elites and 5 Fox Val- people this was going to be a "thank you" team to win a U.P. Regional Champi- Dr. Fred Albert (Class of 1948) ley Conference championships. speech. I thank all the players I played onship." Dr. Fred Albert’s granddaughters and Komaromy's overall coaching record with and thank the coaches who coached Ironwood made it to the state quarter- grandson received his HOF plaque. was 450 wins and 271 losses and he was us. Thank you to an old friend, Steve Slin- finals before losing a close game to to Dr. Albert graduated from Luther L. honored as a four time Illinois High ing-it's great to be inducted with him. Benzie Central, 57-54. Benzie Central was Wright High School in 1948 and lettered School Association Division 6 "Coach of And I thank our center, John Krznarich rated the No.1 team in the state. in two sports. Along with earning one let- the Year." Jr., who we lost in an accident. He was the The 23 wins tied the school record of ter in basketball, Dr. Albert also earned He was inducted inducted into the last guy to touch the ball before he most wins with the 1980 girls basketball four letters in tennis. (1945-1948) Dundee-Crown High School Hall of Fame snapped it to me." team, but Anderson said starting out 11-0 Quite simply, Dr. Albert was one of the in 2005 and the Illinois Basketball Asso- At Luther L. Wright, Koivisto lettered and then losing by one point in game 12 best, if not the best tennis players to come ciation Hall of Fame in 2006. in baseball (4), football (3), and basket- was actually a good thing for the team. out of Ironwood. Many close friends coaches, teachers ball (2). "It took the pressure off to go unde- Most notable among Dr. Albert's and administrators wrote testimonials He received honors in 1965 being feated," Anderson said. "We were playing accomplishments were four U.P. Class B regarding their time spent with named to the Michigan-Wisconsin All- not to lose instead of just playing our Boys Singles titles ('45, '46, '47, '48). Komaromy saying the following: Conference Football team as a quarter- game to win. It got us back on track." He won the Michigan-Wisconsin Boys "Coach K is the ultimate professional back and to the Chequamegon Bay Foot- The strength of the team was in the Singles Tennis title three times ('46, '47, and is the type of coach that is both ball Honor Roll-1st team. girls themselves as they proved to be very '48) and Dr. Albert led the Red Devils to understanding and demanding that the In 1967, he was selected to the All-U.P. strong mentally and bonded together one M-W League Championship ('47) and girls do their very best consistently," one Basketball team and the M-W All-Confer- very well. Guard Mary Smith pointed out two Class B U.P. Championships ('46, said. "He made everyone feel important ence Basketball team. that Jan Halverson was the star of the 47). and the loyalty of his players showed the He led his team in wins for the unde- team, but "she never went around acting Dr. Albert's approach to to the game of respect they had for him." feated Western Upper Peninsula Confer- like a star." tennis and how he played it was a reflec- For Komaromy, being inducted into ence champion Red Devil baseball team The girls pointed out it was coaching, tion of his character and how he how he the IASHOF left a smile on his face all in 1967. too. Anderson coached them well and had the highest standards in his personal night long. Koivisto's arm and talents were worked them hard, so they would play and professional life. "Thank you for this honor," Komaromy noticed by baseball scouts and college hard in the games. Dr. Albert's grand-daughters thanked said. "A lot of my success in coaching football coaches. He was invited to tryout "We hope that being part of that team their parents for giving them such a won- came from being in Ironwood and at camps for the Boston Red Sox and Pitts- has helped them become who they are derful grandfather. Newport School. There were such special burgh Pirates. today," Anderson said. "Four girls went "He was our personal hero," the girls places and special people. I remember He was also recruited by college foot- on to play college basketball and others said. "He carried on a legacy of life and he watching fellow inductees Steve Slining ball teams such Michigan Tech and became doctors, lawyers, teachers and holds a place in our hearts forever. One of and Don Koivisto play and hoping some Northern Michigan University. Koivisto management people with PHD's, and his favorite sayings was,'Though life is day I could be as good as them in sports. decided to play baseball for Central M.D's." not forever, love is.'" "I learned from a lot of great coaches Michigan University but sustained an Anderson ended on a personal note over the years, but I was also lucky to injury that ended his baseball career. for the team (and probably the audience), Jack "Reino" Nelmark have great assistants, great players and Koivisto served the people of of Michi- too. (Legend category-Class of 1926) great parents. And I learned you had to gan for the 110th Legislative district "When you get home tonight, give your The IASHOF committee could not find out-work your opponents." (1980-86) and as the State Senator for the parents a call and tell them you love any living relatives of "Reino" Niemi, so 38th District(1990-02). He served in dif- them," Anderson said. "If they aren't with Ron Tretheway and Russ Anderson spoke Jim LaBlonde (Class of 1997) ferent positions for four Michigan gover- us anymore, give them a call and tell about Nelmark. Jim LaBlonde made it clear he was nors: Milliken, Blanchard, Engler and them the same thing. They'll be listen- Nelmark was a leader on the 1925 happy and thankful to be entering a Granholm. ing." undefeated Ironwood Class B State small, special group called the Ironwood l 10 MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM
Emily Carey Larry Lapachin Half Ashland, finished second and third overall. Ironwood's Larry From page 8 Lapachin (1:24:00) and ed my confidence and Jason Slining (1:27:41) ran proved I was back." strong races and finished 1- Other local runners fin- 2 in their 45-49 year old age ishing high in their age bracket. group were: Sandy Pera Slining took second over- (1:52:08), Gena Vetter all in the men's half (1:52:44), Jen Quigley marathon in 2016. (1:53:56), Paulette Niemi Lapachin was pretty (1:57:04), Signe Buerger pleased with his race, but (2:02:39), Kathleen Gerry runners always seem to Jason Juno/Daily Globe (2:40:10 ), Cheryl Bunt, want more. BEN SCHNEIDER, who has won 10 Paavo Nurmi Marathons, climbs a hill on County C during Saturday’s 50th run- 2:57:59 and Deb Kallunki- "I was going real good ning of the Paavo. He finished second. Gotham 3:13:23. and I ran 1:24:00, which Half Marathon-Men's isn't bad for a 45 year old," track-and-field teams, previous marathons. He been a little more shook. Division Lapachin said. "I was the top Peterson working mostly with the wanted to be one the beat But that helped me a little August Pappas is no local male finisher in the women’s middle and long him first, but August Pap- bit.” stranger to the winner's cir- half marathon, but you From page 8 distance runners. pas, Saturday’s half- Schneider was only cle at the Paavo Nurmi always think you can win it, for the 50th,” Peterson “I really wanted to come marathon winner, did that about a minute and a half Marathon. you have a chance. It takes 4- said. “It worked out that it out and just run a really two years ago when Schnei- off his fastest Paavo time - In 2016, the former Uni- 5 miles to see where things fit my training plan and it hard, solid effort to prepare der was battling an 2:34:37 Saturday, com- versity of Michigan runner are going and if you have a also fit with the time I for that one,” he said of the Achilles’ injury. pared to 2:33:01 in 2014, ran his first Paavo Nurmi chance. could take off work. Chicago Marathon. “It was nice to run with which had been the fastest and ended Ben Schneider's "You work so hard to “The Paavo) is definitely He has over a year to him for a little bit. He’s Paavo time since Joe 10 year full marathon win train for this race and it feels a lot more low key. There’s prepare for the Olympic tri- done a really good job, Perske’s 2:32:13 in 1996. streak. His time was an good when you are reward- a lot of time you’re just out als. coming back here and win- Peterson’s 2:28:12 is the impressive 2:33:19, but ed. It makes all the training there by yourself, just you “That’s the ultimate ning eight, nine, 10 in a fastest since Todd Sper- Schneider was limited due worthwhile. I always want to and your thoughts. A lot of angle. It’s definitely a really row,” Peterson said. ling’s 2:27 in 1993. The to an injury. be able to compete in the hills, my quads are defi- high goal, but you have to His biggest problem record time is 2:19:10, set This year Pappas half (marathon) and today nitely going to feel these for shoot for something,” ended up being finding a by Richard Wilde in 1978. switched over to the men's was fun." a couple days. It’s really Peterson said. way to get here in time. He It was Schneider’s first half marathon and cruised Timothy Sommerville, of nice hometown feel and I He had strong competi- gave credit to his dad for Paavo since his streak to a 1:16:46 winning time. It Toronto, Canada, and for- had a lot of people out tion from Schneider, who driving so far to get him. It ended two years ago and wasn't as fast as Alan Peter- merly an Ironwood resident, there supporting me. It was has won it a record 10 didn’t affect his race. his injury sidelined him son's record-setting time of finished first in his 50-54 really nice having the com- times. Schneider was “I was coming in here from running for some 1:08:15, but it was faster age group with time of munity behind me as well.” strong also, finishing just first and foremost to try to time after that. But he’s than the previous six half 1;39:25. He’s preparing for Octo- over 6 minutes after Peter- win, but really to try to back running and back marathon winners. Ironwood's Louie Jagla ber’s Chicago Marathon, son. focus on trying to run a doing really well at the "I switched over to the also crossed the finish line where he ran a blazing fast They ran together in the good hard effort through- Paavo. half marathon to get ready in first place in the 65-69 2:18:47 – his personal best first five miles before Peter- out, not really trying to kill “Really good through for cross country in the fall," year old age group in 24:46. – last year to qualify for the son pulled away and myself,” Peterson said. “I the half and then the heat Pappas said. "This builds James Waters, of Onton- Olympic trials. He also passed a runner who was definitely think that helped started getting to me a little into my training for cross agon, and George "Toivo" lives in Chicago, where he ahead of both of them. me a little more mentally. I bit. A day like today, you country. I usually train 80- Nordling of Ironwood, were is an assistant coach for the Peterson knew of think if I was going to real- take what you can get,” 90 miles a week. second in their with times of Loyola cross country and Schneider from running in ly race it, I would have Schneider said. "Today went smooth. I 2:02:01 and 2:53:36 respec- enjoyed it. I ran with Nathan tively. (Jones) for the first six to Handcycle Division runs made her believe she would be seven miles and he was pret- Dan Stietz, of Dover, Schneider faster and she trained in the heat of ty close at the end (1:19:58). Minn., set a new record in the day to prepare for the Paavo. The heat and humidity the Handcycle Division From page 8 But the temperature sign on Silver made it a little warm out record when he cruised to a fun.” Street said 86 degrees and it was bru- there, but you just have to 1:23.0 win. For the first time, she didn’t share tally hot. take a lot of water. "I've had some health the win with Ben, her husband. He “The first few miles I was feeling "I wanted to feel good at challenges lately, so you won 10 straight, including all five really good and really smooth, I was the seven mile mark and never know how you'll feel years during her streak. But Ben was like it’s kind of cool it’s going to be a stay in control of the race, when you go out to race and second Saturday, behind incredibly good day and then I got hot and i but the last three miles were it affected me a little bit," Sti- fast Alan Peterson, an Ironwood don’t run well in the heat,” Schneider hard-there's some pretty etz said. "I had a new strate- graduate. said. “I feel like it was the hottest serious hills out there. It's gy and trained a little differ- Candice heard she was out front Paavo I’ve run. It may not be. I’m hard to stay focused, but I ently, so that was a bit of a and she maintained a big lead. She really impressed with my younger thought I did a pretty good concern, but this was my does wonder how fast she could have self that ran 3:10 on this course. It’s job of it." best race at the Paavo. I set a run without the heat. Her tempo always brutal. It’s hilly.” Nathan Jones, of Mason, record and that's always Mich., and Peter Macky, of pretty neat." Paavo Nurmi Marathon results
wood, MI, 5:08:07; 88. Brad Hill, 62, Cohasset, MN, 5:08:26; Marquette, MI, 5:59:53; 49. Rachel Pedersen, 30, Minneapo- roy, 77, La Crosse, WI, 2:49:16; 78. Jeff Marchant, 61, Montreal, WI, 2:55:34; 74. Iley Guenard, 13, Montreal, WI, 1. Alan Peterson,Men’s 26, full Bessemer, marathon MI, 2:28:12; 2. Ben 89. Paul Janczak, 55, Bessemer, MI, 5:09:48; 90. Troy Mali- lis, MN, 6:01:26; 50. Leah Nikula, 57, Ironwood, MI, 6:02:39. Woodruff, WI, 2:51:16; 79. George "Toivo" Nordling, 70, Iron- 2:55:34; 75. Cheryl Bunt, 65, Ironwood, MI, 2:58:00; 76. Kathy Schneider, 34, Minneapolis, MN, 2:34:37; 3. Ian McLaughlin, nowski, 52, Milwaukee, WI, 5:09:54. 51. Jenna Wilken, 31, Duluth, MN, 6:04:36; 52. Georgia wood, MI, 2:53:37; 80. Jake McGinnis, 26, South Bend, IN, Czarnecki, 52, Hurley, WI, 2:59:33; 77. Jane Hermans, 70, 49, Grafton, WI, 3:01:20; 4. Robert Henderson, 34, Min- 91. Paul Dixon, 65, Appleton, WI, 5:10:58; 92. John Weber, 49, Ironwood, MI, 6:10:32; 53. Jacqueline Powers, 54, 2:56:15. Green Bay, WI, 3:04:08; 78. Tammy Stella, 42, Ironwood, MI, neapolis, MN, 3:08:31; 5. John Storkamp, 38, Hastings, MN, Emmons, 72, Albuquerque, NM, 5:11:26; 93. Bill Kostopolus, Ironwood, MI, 6:11:53; 54. Heather Wood, 33, Rhinelander, 81. Thomas Wilson, 21, Reno, NV, 2:56:27; 82. Michael 3:05:44; 79. Sadie Hemmerich, 32, Milaca, MN, 3:08:35; 80. 3:16:55; 6. Thomas Wetter, 55, Stevens Point, WI, 3:17:00; 7. 50, Appleton, WI, 5:11:50; 94. David Schwabenbauer, 53, WI, 6:20:15; 55. Charity Schmitz, 61, Hastings, MN, 6:25:51; Wilson, 25, Reno, NV, 2:58:03; 83. Matt Clausen, 44, Iron- Kim Paris, 49, Hurley, WI, 3:08:48. Andrew Komp, 40, Chetek, WI, 3:18:15; 8. Mason Grundy, 25, Irvine, CA, 5:12:01; 95. Steve Jurek, 61, Barnum, MN, 56. Enni Gregas, 74, Bessemer, MI, 7:03:13. wood, MI, 2:58:10; 84. Gregory Wilson, 58, Reno, NV, 81. Lana Mueller, 31, Hurley, WI, 3:08:48; 82. Deb Kallun- Menasha, WI, 3:19:51; 9. Brett Fenner, 43, DeForest, WI, 5:20:18; 96. Henry Eurich, 52, Saginaw, MI, 5:20:27; 97. Daryl 3:00:55; 85. Tony Mattson, 53, Nekoosa, WI, 3:10:07; 86. ki-Gotham, 65, Bessemer, MI, 3:13:24; 83. Amanda Drier, 32, 3:21:40; 10. Jamie Klein, 32, Platteville, WI, 3:22:56. Saari, 55, Rochester, MN, 5:21:23; 98. Albert Stella, 63, Hur- 1. August Men’sPappas, 24, half-marathon Nashville, TN, 1:16:47; 2. Nathan Arnie Bolo, 40, Ontonagon, MI, 3:16:30; 87. Joe Nelson, 62, Montreal, WI, 3:14:30; 84. Lori Barthel, 49, Ironwood, MI, 11. Rick Stefanovic, 56, Milwaukee, WI, 3:26:43; 12. ley, WI, 5:21:55; 99. Alexander Kuznetsov, 54, Saint Paul, Jones, 22, Mason, MI, 1:19:59; 3. Peter Macky, 34, Ashland, Excelsior, MN, 4:02:29; 88. Edward Zimmerman, 69, Grand 3:15:41; 85. Missy Worthington, 40, Montreal, WI, 3:15:53; 86. Nathan Dorn, 20, Waunakee, WI, 3:29:55; 13. Scott Coles, MN, 5:24:12; 100. Neal Schroeter, 61, Ironwood, MI, 5:25:23. WI, 1:23:17; 4. Larry Lapachin, 45, Ironwood, MI, 1:24:01; 5. Haven, MI, 4:15:07; 89. Paul McNamee, 59, Boscobel, WI, Sarah Lutey, 41, Naples, FL, 3:17:26; 87. Becky Girard, 41, 42, Washburn, WI, 3:30:22; 14. Benjamin Deley, 22, Thunder 101. Will Vodak, 29, Free Union, VA, 5:30:58; 102. Dan Alex Pippin, 21, Spooner, WI, 1:26:51; 6. Jason Slining, 46, 4:51:56. Appleton, WI, 3:17:44; 88. Erica Mason, 33, Deforest, WI, Bay, ON, 3:33:17; 15. Fred Albright, 71, River Falls, WI, Garceau, 55, Saint Paul, MN, 5:31:14; 103. Kevin Coleman, Ironwood, MI, 1:27:41; 7. Joe Kotlowski, 36, Stevens Point, 3:30:58; 89. Christine Krawczyk, 59, Prentice, WI, 3:33:20; 3:37:19; 16. Peter Brengel, 28, Milwaukee, WI, 3:37:36; 17. 45, Raleigh, NC, 5:37:39; 104. Chuck Ploof, 61, Greenville, WI, 1:28:29; 8. Trent Saari, 28, Minneapolis, MN, 1:32:18; 9. 1. AnnaWomen’s Pasternak, 25, half-marathonNashville, TN, 1:28:50; 2. Abigail 90. Bliss Packer, 67, Lac Du Flambeau, WI, 3:36:00. William Vernetti, 58, Bessemer, MI, 3:38:10; 18. David MI, 5:41:01; 105. Ed Toews, 60, Winnipeg, MB, 5:43:10; 106. Adam Smit, 37, Stanley, WI, 1:35:37; 10. Tim Bauer, 58, Saint Moore, 22, Oshkosh, WI, 1:32:04; 3. Emily Raykovich, 35, 91. Sue Guenard, 45, Montreal, WI, 3:36:31; 92. Chanda Galarno, 25, Little Chute, WI, 3:40:02; 19. Yuguang Zhang, David Thibodeau, 41, Sheboygan, WI, 5:43:46; 107. Steve Paul, MN, 1:35:58. Madison, WI, 1:39:25; 4. Kristie Voldberg, 43, Ashland, WI, Corullo, 45, Montreal, WI, 3:36:32; 93. Sara Ribble, 39, Iron- 51, Mahomet, IL, 3:45:03; 20. Matthew De Witt, 38, Union Hagedorn, 60, Two Harbors, MN, 5:46:41; 108. Mike De Witt, 11. David Sereno, 61, Madison, WI, 1:37:46; 12. Timothy 1:46:40; 5. Kimby Klein, 20, , SD, 1:46:48; 6. Kristi Kelly, 31, wood, MI, 3:36:42; 94. Michelle Czlapinski, 39, Milladore, WI, Grove, WI, 3:46:18. 67, Chatham, IL, 5:47:29; 109. Jim Eldredge, 50, Milwaukee, Somerville, 54, Toronto, ON, 1:39:26; 13. Mike Scholl, 17, Farmington, MN, 1:47:27; 7. Emily Carey, 17, Ironwood, MI, 3:39:20; 95. Jennifer Estrada, 24, Columbus Junction, IA, 21. Eric Johnson, 26, Hopkins, MN, 3:46:19; 22. Brian WI, 5:48:59; 110. John Stanfield, 65, Springfield, IL, 5:54:19. Eagle River, WI, 1:40:10; 14. Troy BeBeau, 41, Glidden, WI, 1:49:06; 8. Jill Anderson, 56, Duluth, MN, 1:49:18; 9. Sandra 4:04:31; 96. Harriet Hagedorn, 68, Two Harbors, MN, 4:06:52; Robinson, 50, Waunakee, WI, 3:46:41; 23. Tim Smit, 35, Saint 111. James Reeve, 76, South Padre Island, TX, 5:56:09; 1:40:37; 15. Robert Nadler, 55, Chicago, IL, 1:41:53; 16. Pera, 57, Wakefield, MI, 1:52:09; 10. Marlie Voigt, 16, La 97. Ann Merfeld, 54, Clear Lake, IA, 5:42:19. Paul, MN, 3:49:29; 24. Rob Smith, 53, La Crosse, WI, 3:50:32; 112. Edward Rousseau, 78, Minneapolis, MN, 6:06:24; 113. David Ehasz, 56, Saint Paul, MN, 1:42:16; 17. Carl New- Crosse, WI, 1:52:35. 25. Cooper Clark, 26, Haysville, KS, 3:50:40; 26. Tom Woo, Richard Olson, 72, Neenah, WI, 6:07:05; 114. Jason Morzen- house, 22, Eau Claire, WI, 1:42:55; 18. Peter Dodd, 59, 11. Gena Vetter, 45, Hurley, WI, 1:52:45; 12. Jen Quigley, 1. Dan Stietz, 53, Dover,Handcycle MN, 1:23:50; 2. Dean Juntunen, 59, Rochester, MN, 3:51:31; 27. Donald Scherrer, 71, Iron- ti, 43, Saint Paul, MN, 6:07:34; 115. Scott Anderson, 64, Mil- Hanover, PA, 1:43:02; 19. Andrew LaCombe, 28, Marquette, 33, Wakefield, MI, 1:53:57; 13. Jeanna Aijala, 25, Hurley, WI, 58, Mass City, MI, 2:07:04; 3. Fr. Dale Grubba, 77, Princeton, wood, MI, 3:52:21; 28. Raymond Anderson, 55, Rush City, waukee, WI, 6:13:21; 116. Craig Swanson, 64, Minneapolis, MI, 1:43:41; 20. Michael Moritz, 29, Prentice, WI, 1:47:45. 1:54:17; 14. Ann Heaslett, 54, Madison, WI, 1:56:03; 15. Lind- WI, 2:24:40. MN, 3:55:53; 29. Thomas Dorn, 53, Waunakee, WI, 3:56:09; MN, 6:14:03; 117. Michael Swanson, 66, Minneapolis, MN, 21. Steve Slade, 49, Appleton, WI, 1:47:59; 22. Jukka say Murphy, 35, Spring Grove, IL, 1:56:59; 16. Paulette 30. Phil Strong, 38, Ironwood, MI, 3:56:21. 6:14:04; 118. Thomas Korn, 71, Louisville, NE, 6:15:53; 119. Kallio, 57, , IL, 1:48:25; 23. Marcanthony Estrada, 18, Colum- NIEMI, 50, Ironwood, MI, 1:57:05; 17. Alexandra Mahairas, 5-person relay Frank Bartocci, 70, Rochester, MN, 6:23:18; 120. Rick Jack- 31. Brian Beckman, 31, Duluth, MN, 3:56:25; 32. Nathan bus Junction, IA, 1:48:36; 24. JC Paustian, 50, Appleton, WI, 27, Norwalk, WI, 1:57:17; 18. Angela Smith, 52, La Crosse, 1. Norrie Amateur SportsMen Club 2:37:16, 2. Los Paavos Hulke, 32, Minneapolis, MN, 3:56:37; 33. Bob Tervonen, 52, son, 67, Hurley, WI, 6:23:26. 1:49:34; 25. Samuel Hemmerich, 28, Mound, MN, 1:52:05; WI, 1:57:19; 19. April Salo, 36, Duluth, MN, 1:58:11; 20. 121. Henr Rueden, 68, De Pere, WI, 6:25:10; 122. Brian 2:47:49, 3. Revenge of the Street 2:56:05, 4. Friendly Running Ironwood, MI, 3:57:27; 34. Timothy Gross, 61, Barrington, IL, 26. Andrew Schulz, 34, New Glarus, WI, 1:52:07; 27. Matt Rachel Cisneros, 33, Leawood, KS, 2:00:00. Buddies 3:00:52, 5. Tomahawk Hatchet CC Coaches 3:17:26, 3:57:44; 35. Jonathan Genrich, 22, Colorado Springs, CO, Lintonen, 45, Ashland, WI, 6:26:47; 123. Alfred Kohli, 76, Ferlindes, 25, Union Grove, WI, 1:52:16; 28. Steven Barnabo, 21. Kacie Dye, 34, Janesville, WI, 2:00:12; 22. Dawn Long, Lomira, WI, 6:32:39. 6. Vegetable Garden 3:20:42, 7. The Goon Squad Strikes 3:58:12; 36. Nicholas Zeitler, 38, Saint Paul, MN, 4:01:07; 37. 25, Forest Lake, MN, 1:53:56; 29. Shad Swetkovich, 46, Mon- 62, Poplar, WI, 2:01:06; 23. Cara McCall, 40, Downers Grove, Back 3:23:26, 8. The Masters 3:34:38, 9. Scott and the Old Drew Mueller, 34, Minturn, CO, 4:02:47; 38. Fred Jacobs, 59, treal, WI, 1:56:03; 30. Mark Hagemann, , Richmond, VA, IL, 2:01:15; 24. Sarah Certano, 35, Duluth, MN, 2:01:51; 25. Dogs 5:18:30. Iron River, MI, 4:08:21; 39. Kevin Pilarski, 52, Saint Paul, MN, 1. CandiceWomen’s Schneider, 33,full Minneapolis, marathon MN, 3:23:56; 2. 1:56:25. Signe Buerger, 16, Ironwood, MI, 2:02:39; 26. Caitlin Pawlak, 4:09:13; 40. Jeff Alderton, 57, Appleton, WI, 4:09:37. Andriette Wickstrom, 63, Storm Lake, IA, 3:40:51; 3. Kerry 31. Mark Lindskoog, 51, Minneapolis, MN, 1:57:05; 32. 30, Minneapolis, MN, 2:05:29; 27. Carolyn (Carrie) Jacobson, Women 41. Wayne Christopherson, 70, Alpena, MI, 4:10:10; 42. Clark, 25, Haysville, KS, 3:42:12; 4. Jennifer Black, 47, Loves Rick Guski, 52, South Range, WI, 1:57:12; 33. Daniel Fabry, 53, Hartford, WI, 2:06:22; 28. Danielle Colby, 34, Ashland, WI, 1. Oshkosh BBQ Chicken 3:17:56, 2. Kicking Asphalt Louis Agnew, 60, Milwaukee, WI, 4:12:16; 43. Bill Barthen, Park, IL, 3:43:37; 5. Mary Gellerup Bolich, 55, Plymouth, WI, 38, Norwalk, WI, 1:57:18; 34. Gowtham S, 39, Houghton, MI, 2:06:52; 29. Nicole Re, 33, Milwaukee, WI, 2:07:01; 30. Sher- 3:34:48, 3. Turtlerunners 3:49:59, 4. The Moving Monkeys 42, Portage, WI, 4:14:04; 44. Warren Johnson, 55, Hudson, 3:52:18; 6. Bethanie Holley, 45, Spooner, WI, 3:54:23; 7. 1:59:03; 35. Jon Labyak, 52, Ontonagon, MI, 1:59:05; 36. ren Clark, 57, Madison, WI, 2:07:41. 4:02:46, 5. Team B.A.R.T. (Better at Running a Tab) 4:25:38, WI, 4:14:37; 45. Connor Koepnick, 20, La Crosse, WI, Emmy Tuzee, 33, Ironwood, MI, 3:56:22; 8. Wendi Baldwin, Scott Anderson, 58, Georgetown, TX, 1:59:24; 37. Gavin 31. Liz Poser Bolich, 23, Plymouth, WI, 2:08:22; 32. Jillian 6. EscarGOt 4:37, 7. Marge and in Charge 5:15:31, 8. Paul’s 4:15:08; 46. Peter Wertanen, 66, Negaunee, MI, 4:17:45; 47. 49, Eden Prairie, MN, 3:58:36; 9. Kelly Pavlovich, 34, Iron- Ransanici, 17, Hurley, WI, 1:59:37; 38. Nick Markowski, 32, Vielgut, 33, Slinger, WI, 2:08:38; 33. Lori Kiecker, 42, Guiding Light 5:40:31. Thomas Perri, 57, Osseo, MN, 4:20:41; 48. Michael Antonich, wood, MI, 4:00:39; 10. Shaunna Ferge, 28, New London, WI, Leawood, KS, 2:00:15; 39. David Ryan, 51, Marinette, WI, Lakeville, MN, 2:09:03; 34. Amanda Maltbey, 38, Minocqua, Mixed 53, Superior, WI, 4:22:30; 49. Brian Peterson, 45, La Crosse, 4:08:06. 2:01:09; 40. Wes Nasi, 40, Gile, WI, 2:01:19. WI, 2:10:18; 35. Lacey Foate, 19, Wisconsin Rapids, WI, 1. Oshkosh Deluxe Stuffed Crust 3:13:00, 2. 5 plus one on WI, 4:22:37; 50. Jason Shrontz, 38, Wakefield, MI, 4:27:55. 11. Laura Hickok, 47, Eau Claire, WI, 4:10:14; 12. Missy 41. Nicholas Shefte, 34, Lake Mills, WI, 2:01:27; 42. Jeff 2:10:56; 36. Julie Hintz, 53, Chilton, WI, 2:11:38; 37. Dianne the way 3:13:49, 3. Rapids Runners 3:25:02, 4. B.S. Runners 51. Dave Devet, 51, Gladstone, MI, 4:29:14; 52. Howard Rhenlund, 40, Ironwood, MI, 4:11:54; 13. Elizabeth Veler, 32, Dye, 34, Janesville, WI, 2:01:45; 43. Steve Lombardo, 42, Paustian, 50, Appleton, WI, 2:12:31; 38. Donna Robinson, 55, 3:27:15, 5. PCA - Tomahawk Plodders 3:38:12, 6. Running for Ogden, 54, Loganville, WI, 4:29:36; 53. Mel Martin, 58, Ripon, Madison, WI, 4:15:18; 14. Maija Niemi, 36, Ishpeming, MI, Hurley, WI, 2:01:59; 44. James Waters, 61, Ontonagon, MI, Deforest, WI, 2:13:29; 39. Stacey Kivisto, 41, Montreal, WI, Grandma Sue 3:43:13, 7. Team 1513 3:59:01, 8. The Kleins WI, 4:31:50; 54. Danny Ripka, 61, Minneapolis, MN, 4:32:19; 4:17:45; 15. Monica Colassaco, 41, Hurley, WI, 4:19:54; 16. 2:02:02; 45. Larry Buerger, 55, Ironwood, MI, 2:03:18; 46. 2:13:59; 40. Jackie Kohlhagen, 57, Appleton, WI, 2:14:32. 4:06:02, 9. Ben and Candice’s Pacers 4:09:48, 10. Team 55. Larry Hickok, 49, Eau Claire, WI, 4:32:42; 56. Mark Swan- Anne Pertile, 45, Minocqua, WI, 4:21:06; 17. Donna Gering, James Lupino, 56, Minneapolis, MN, 2:04:16; 47. Michael 41. Victoria Anderson, 18, Montreal, WI, 2:15:16; 42. Jean- Drucken Tortoise 4:10:12. son, 37, Carlton, MN, 4:33:09; 57. Lucas Wyzlic, 34, Iron- 53, Ironwood, MI, 4:21:07; 18. Kim Jungers, 36, Grimes, IA, Pawlak, 30, Minneapolis, MN, 2:05:29; 48. Terry Nelson, 70, nette Starkey, 47, Neenah, WI, 2:18:50; 43. Joanne Zosel, 54, 11. Yasss Queen 4:14:12, 12. Team 1537 4:15:17, 3. Burn wood, MI, 4:33:20; 58. John Cherf, 50, Waunakee, WI, 4:41:19; 19. Diane Smith, 37, Ironwood, MI, 4:50:25; 20. Brit- Waunakee, WI, 2:06:44; 49. Kevin Mackie, 62, Brule, WI, Solon Springs, WI, 2:18:57; 44. Lauren Korpi, 29, Ironwood, Out 4:19:43, 14. Hott 2 Trott 4:22:04, 15. Justice Beavers 4:35:48; 59. Bill Sved, 70, Marquette, MI, 4:38:48; 60. Josie tany Jedi Heintz, 29, Milwaukee, WI, 4:50:31. 2:10:05; 50. Richard Pleet, 77, Lac Du Flambeau, WI, MI, 2:19:33; 45. Ashley Levra, 33, Gile, WI, 2:20:59; 46. Karen 4:26:44; 16. Brunell 1968 4:28:27, 17. I Am 4:31:57, 18. GCC Alleva, 28, Red Wing, MN, 4:39:01. 21. Debbie Minkin, 64, Bessemer, MI, 4:52:31; 22. Kathryn 2:10:16. Mikalofsky, 50, Wausau, WI, 2:21:49; 47. Nichole Nasi, 33, Summer Runnin’ 4:32:53, 19. Snuffalumppagus 4:33, 20. 61. Tony Domiano, 61, Dayton, MN, 4:39:13; 62. Glen Hill, Waldron, 59, Green Bay, WI, 4:57:18; 23. Kayla Williams, 26, 51. Jeff Madden, 50, Mukwonago, WI, 2:10:52; 52. Steve Gile, WI, 2:22:09; 48. Corissa Mattson, 19, Ironwood, MI, Snozz Berries 4:33. 69, Maple, WI, 4:39:55; 63. Roy Pirrung, 70, Plymouth, WI, Upson, WI, 4:59:30; 24. Emily Massie, 34, Skandia, MI, Wessel, 62, Madison, WI, 2:13:32; 53. Christian Kallio, 21, 2:22:42; 49. Tanya Schwartz, 47, Wausau, WI, 2:24:28; 50. 21. Where’s the Tacos 4:35:52, 22. Las Tortugas 4:39:29, 4:41:15; 64. Doug Osterberg, 60, Menasha, WI, 4:46:33; 65. 5:00:48; 25. Kay Drew, 55, Madison, WI, 5:00:50; 26. Caroline Des Plaines, IL, 2:13:36; 54. Roderick Moore, 47, Cherry Val- Elodie Billionniere, 36, Miami, FL, 2:26:00. 23. Team 1542 4:50:13, 24. Team 1533 5:14:18, 25. Team Tygh Walters, 31, West Bend, WI, 4:50:31; 66. Brad Drake, Spencer, 56, Madison, WI, 5:05:40; 27. Angela Bilbrey, 42, ley, IL, 2:14:08; 55. Les Harder, 60, Winnipeg, MB, 2:16:39; 51. Mary Gustafson, 42, Chicago, IL, 2:27:46; 52. Kerri Sloth 5:15:57, 26. Team 1504 5:17:10, 27. The Young and the 64, Sun Prairie, WI, 4:50:39; 67. Kevin Peltonen, 32, Upson, Appleton, WI, 5:05:42; 28. Katie Beasley, 26, Ann Arbor, MI, 56. Jim Pawlak, 60, Ironwood, MI, 2:16:56; 57. George Hem- Trubachik, 39, Ashland, WI, 2:28:38; 53. Kristina Guindon, 40, Rest of Us 6:13:53. WI, 4:51:23; 68. Bob Sejbl, 61, Ironwood, MI, 4:51:47; 69. 5:06:17; 29. Katie LeBlanc, 43, Kohler, WI, 5:08:20; 30. Eliza- merich, 59, Milaca, MN, 2:17:09; 58. Connor Drier, 29, Mon- Minneapolis, MN, 2:29:56; 54. Annie Lukkari, 44, Zimmerman, Robert Yerhot, 62, Dakota, MN, 4:52:03; 70. Craig LeBlanc, beth Hermans, 35, Berwyn, IL, 5:09:16. treal, WI, 2:19:12; 59. Freddie Robinson, 61, Milwaukee, WI, MN, 2:31:30; 55. Cheri Storkamp, 45, Hastings, MN, 2:32:02; Oshkosh SupremeMaster 3:25:34. Men 49, Kohler, WI, 4:53:07. 31. Shannon Featherstone, 47, Appleton, WI, 5:12:46; 32. 2:19:53; 60. Jeremy Smith, 42, Shafer, MN, 2:20:43. 56. Bobbi Robertson, 46, Menasha, WI, 2:32:41; 57. Wanda 71. Karl Linnemanstons, 44, Hurley, WI, 4:55:02; 72. Mark Ann Scholl, 48, Kimberly, WI, 5:12:47; 33. Amanda Corullo, 61. Robert Barnabo, 50, Hurley, WI, 2:24:11; 62. Louie Wanie, 49, De Pere, WI, 2:32:49; 58. Ellen Jansen, 55, 2-person relay Johnsrud, 59, Richland Center, WI, 4:55:05; 73. Logan 41, Montreal, WI, 5:14:53; 34. Melissa Simonar, 20, Montreal, Jagla, 69, Ironwood, MI, 2:24:47; 63. Paul Corrigan, 49, Kaukauna, WI, 2:32:49; 59. Deb Wall, 56, Rhinelander, WI, Father Son Duo 2:58:53,Men 2. Sasquatch Milk - Fresh Daily Dahlbacka, 28, Hurley, WI, 4:55:34; 74. Kevin Croninger, 34, WI, 5:14:56; 35. Joyce Gayan, 66, Gile, WI, 5:16:30; 36. Smithville, MO, 2:26:10; 64. Eric Schott, 47, De Pere, WI, 2:34:25; 60. Susan Raykovich, 53, Rhinelander, WI, 2:34:25. 3:15:30, 3 The Galloping Padres 4:01:29, 4. Leppanen Quick- Sparta, WI, 4:55:44; 75. Dennis Aspinwall, 54, Bessemer, MI, Rhonda Kempen, 42, Kaukauna, WI, 5:17:33; 37. Michelle 2:26:21; 65. Mark Wood, 62, Madison, WI, 2:31:11; 66. Jon 61. Brenda Rondeau, 44, Winona, MN, 2:37:30; 62. Joanne step 4:16:27. 4:56:30; 76. Dan Rassier, 62, Saint Joseph, MN, 4:57:42; 77. Austin, 46, Windsor, WI, 5:22:11; 38. Melissa Mielke, 37, Erstad, 55, Minneapolis, MN, 2:31:32; 67. Jose Estrada, 47, McMillan, 50, Horicon, WI, 2:37:52; 63. Katie Hoffman, 41, Paul Ramirez, 37, Madison, WI, 4:58:29; 78. Clinton Copple, Neenah, WI, 5:23:34; 39. Lynn Saari, 52, Rochester, MN, Columbus Junction, IA, 2:34:41; 68. Weston Walowinski, 36, Beaver Dam, WI, 2:38:20; 64. Kathleen Gerry, 60, Gile, WI, Women 30, Madison, WI, 4:58:30; 79. Dale Kufahl, 56, Kewaskum, 5:25:37; 40. Paula Meyer, 52, Appleton, WI, 5:28:20. Montreal, WI, 2:34:41; 69. Joseph Sia, 43, Davenport, IA, 2:40:11; 65. Michelle Backlund, 54, Tampa, FL, 2:40:42; 66. Team 20 3:47:12, 2. S Squared 4:20:22. WI, 5:03:08; 80. Marty Lawrence, 44, Spencer, WI, 5:03:23. 41. Sara Cherne, 69, Duluth, MN, 5:31:46; 42. Susan 2:34:55; 70. Jason Halbach, 40, Green Bay, WI, 2:36:59. Rachel Peck, 41, Hurley, WI, 2:41:18; 67. Audrey Komp, 39, 81. Randy Jungers, 39, Grimes, IA, 5:03:31; 82. Bob Far- Olsen, 61, Burnsville, MN, 5:32:16; 43. Ramona Collins, 51, 71. Tim Backlund, 57, Tampa, FL, 2:40:43; 72. Andrew Chetek, WI, 2:42:38; 68. Maria Cecilia Aho, 39, Hurley, WI, T-Squared 3:25:16, 2. JayMixed and Judy Show 4:01:52, 3. Doc- ris, 29, Springfield, IL, 5:04:30; 83. Jerald Fenske, 57, Huron, Ironwood, MI, 5:37:26; 44. Shannon Bailey, 44, Oregon, WI, Marjala, 35, Waconia, MN, 2:43:12; 73. Donald Marjala, 67, 2:45:21; 69. Sally Korbisch, 62, Wittenberg, WI, 2:45:52; 70. tor Chicken 4:58:30. OH, 5:05:13; 84. Patrick Wilson, 27, Reno, NV, 5:05:27; 85. 5:48:19; 45. Cherie Gilmeister, 63, Rhinelander, WI, 5:49:21; Eau Claire, WI, 2:43:13; 74. David DeCarlo, 53, Gile, WI, Sheila Gregor, 64, Hurley, WI, 2:45:55. Justin Bannister, 21, Madison, WI, 5:06:15; 86. Ryan Ingebrit- 46. Kelly Tabara, 49, Saint Paul, MN, 5:51:32; 47. E' Fischer- 2:46:23; 75. Matt Korbisch, 64, Wittenberg, WI, 2:48:17; 76. 71. Melissa DeCarlo, 50, Gile, WI, 2:46:24; 72. Joann Wili- We are the MillersMaster 3:50:11. Mixed sen, 21, Madison, WI, 5:06:16; 87. John Spence, 43, Iron- Drew, 59, Hopkins, MN, 5:56:28; 48. Donna Thackwray, 59, Dustin Filippini, 39, Bessemer, MI, 2:48:33; 77. Michael Mul- chowski, 32, Minocqua, WI, 2:49:00; 73. Courtney Corullo, 13, l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 2018 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Sister wants to reconcile with brother Dear Annie: My younger brother lives many states away. Sadly, about five years ago, he decided that I had caused him many sorrows and pains, so he chose to stop contact. He said little about what I had done or said to cause that decision. I miss him and his family a lot and have Dear tried to reconcile. He simply does not Annie respond. I have apologized a lot, even not knowing how I hurt him. He did say that I hurt him badly, but he is hurting me badly have done, you can tell him as much and now. And after five years, I recall very little. again say you’d really like to talk to him I feel sad for myself and for the rest of and try to make this right. In the end, it’s his family, especially at our age. Both of us his decision. But try to find some peace in are not in the best of health, and I do get prayer and the knowledge that you’ve concerned about the death of one of us. done all you can. And I miss his family a lot, especially my Dear Annie: Boy, did the letter from THE PAJAMA DIARIES nieces and nephews, who have more or “Exhausted by the Onslaught” hit home. It less stayed silent, too. I have not been is no surprise to me that 57 percent of peo- invited to family weddings. I think stub- ple surveyed reported “significant stress” bornness runs in our family. I am not sure about the current political climate. It has that I can do anything else to effect a divided family and friends beyond belief. change, so I just pray. I am embarrassed to I’m not going to get into the politics, but say much to other relatives and mutual what I’ve found is it helps to turn off the friends. Just let your readers know that TV, get off the internet and take a break mending such relationships is a very wise from all of it. For those who need to know thing to do. – Missing My Brother the news like me, I suggest one half-hour Dear Missing: I agree that one should of national news of your choice once a day. mend family relationships whenever pos- When it comes to TV and the internet, MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM sible. I only have your side of the story look for positive and happier subjects to here (one of the tricky things about writ- view. Even my therapist has suggested ing this column), so I can’t comment on this. Trust me; it works! – Controlling the your brother’s decision. However, I can Onslaught in Florida say that you should never apologize for Dear Controlling: Those are all great something when you don’t even know habits that I wholeheartedly endorse. Glad what you’re apologizing for – because you you’ve managed to control the onslaught can’t possibly mean it, and people can see rather than let it control you. through that type of apology. “Ask Me Anything: A Year of Advice Take a good, long look at your behav- From Dear Annie” is out now! Annie ior. Were you overly critical of him? Did Lane’s debut book – featuring favorite you insist on bringing up politics or columns on love, friendship, family and BORN LOSER another contentious subject? Did you try etiquette – is available as a paperback and to control him or make demands of him? e-book. Visit creatorspublishing.com for Those are reasons I’ve heard in the past more information. from people who have cut family members Send your questions for Annie Lane to off. 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Look at what you’ve accom- implied before you respond to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) plished and what’s left to do. someone. Having your facts — Just because you want to Personal improvements, disci- straight will help you avoid make some changes doesn’t pline and hard work will emotional distress. Take a mean that others should follow impress family and friends. pass on a joint venture. suit. Do your own thing and Accept inevitable change and CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- allow everyone the freedom to make what transpires work for Jan. 19) — You’ll learn quickly do as they please. FOR BETTER OR WORSE you. if you attend a lecture or listen GEMINI (May 21-June 20) VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) to an expert. Knowledge is — You need a break. Try power, and assessing situa- — You have the right idea, but something different or visit a tions and applying what you you may not have the support place you’ve never been know will help you make better you are looking for. Expect to before. Changing things up will choices. face emotional setbacks due to give you a new perspective on AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. someone else’s interference. what’s possible. Networking 19) — Handle partnership mat- CANCER (June 21-July 22) will lead to an opportunity. ters openly and honestly. If you — Look at the possibilities and LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) or someone else has a prob- consider how to utilize your — Surround yourself with pos- lem, address issues head-on skills, improve your position itive people. You need encour- and prepare to make positive and persuade others to jump agement, not criticism, to help changes that will get things on board. There is plenty to you reach your goal. Personal back on track. gain if you make the right FRANK & ERNEST improvements will boost your PISCES (Feb. 20-March move. morale. Help those who help 20) — Express your feelings COPYRIGHT 2018 United you. by taking action and doing Feature Syndicate, Inc. DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD
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Iron County Human Services & Associates problems Construction • Tree & Stump Removal offers a competitive benefits package commensurate with experience. • Must have working knowledge of HIPAA laws • Water & Sewer Lines Methods for requesting a job description and application along The above statements are intended to describe the general • Roto Rooter with submitting the complete application packets include: • Licensed Septic Tanks nature and level of work performed by people assigned to this ukovich & Systems Installed *In person or mail: classification. They are not intended to be construed, as an onstruction • Carpentry Iron County Human Services Office in the Courthouse exhaustive list of all responsibilities, duties and skills R located at: 300 Taconite Street, Suite 201, Hurley, WI 54534 required of personnel so classified. Management retains the S LICENSED & INSURED New Construction O right to add or to change the duties of the position at any time. I Call Ken Phone: 715-561-3636 or Remodeling O Must be able to pass a pre-employment drug screen and D Insulation, Concrete F (906)364-4468 *By email: applicable background checks related to the position. I & Block Work I N [email protected] or [email protected] Date Approved by the Tribal Council: February 9, 2017 N G Licensed & Insured Painting G *By fax number: 715-561-2128 Applicants may send their resume to: 906-932-4055 or 715-543-2795 In order to be considered for a position, a complete application packet Attn: Connie Holt, Human Resources Lakefront Painting including the Iron County Application Form, letter of interest and N5142 US HWY 45 & Restoration resume’ must be submitted no later than: WATERSMEET, MI 49969-5115 Specializing in all Phases of 4:00 p.m. Thursday, August 16, 2018 Phone: 906-358-4588 x6102 Painting. 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#ONCEPTIS 0UZZLES $IST BY +ING &EATURES 3YNDICATE )NC $IFFICULTY ,EVEL $IFFICULTY ,EVEL l 14 MONDAY, AUGUST 13, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard W L Pct GB Skaggs on the 10-day DL. Recalled Justin Thomas (98), $334,713 American League Arizona 65 54 .546 — RHP Eduardo Paredes from Salt 69-65-68-68—270 -10 All times EDT Los Angeles 64 55 .538 1 Lake. Gary Woodland (98), $334,713 East Division Colorado 63 55 .534 1½ MINNESOTA TWINS — Placed 64-66-71-69—270 -10 W L Pct GB San Francisco 59 60 .496 6 1B Logan Morrison on the 7-day DL. Rafa Cabr era Bello (80), Boston 85 35 .708 — San Diego 48 72 .400 17½ Selected the co ntract of RHP Kohl $261,985 70-68-69-64—271 - 9 New York 74 43 .632 9½ Saturday's Games Stewart from Rochester (IL). Tyrrell Hatton (80), $261,985 Tampa Bay 60 58 .508 24 Washington 9, Chicago Cubs 4 SEATTLE MARINE RS — 71-67-69-64—271 -9 Toronto 53 64 .453 30½ Cincinnati 6, Arizona 3 Optioned RHP Nick Rumbelow to Daniel Berger (62), $187,747 Baltimore 35 84 .294 49½ Miami 4, N.Y. Mets 3, 11 innings Tacoma (PCL ). Reinstat ed RHP 73-65-66-68—272 -8 Central Division Milwaukee 4, Atlanta 2 Erasmo Ramirez from the 10-day Rickie Fowler (62), $187,747 W L Pct GB St. Louis 8, Kansas City 3 DL. 65-67-69-71—272 -8 Cleveland 66 51 .564 — Colorado 3, L.A. Dodgers 2 TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned Kevin Kisner (62), $187,747 Minnesota 54 63 .462 12 Philadelphia 5, San Diego 1 OF Drew Robinson to Round Rock 67-64-72-69—272 -8 Detroit 49 69 .415 17½ Pittsburgh 4, San Francisco 0 (PCL). Reinstat ed OF Delino Shane Lowry (62), $187,747 Chicago 42 75 .359 24 Sunday's Games DeShields from the 7-day DL. 69-64-69-70—272 -8 Kansas City 35 82 .299 31 Arizona 9, Cincinnati 2 TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Chez Reavie (62), $187,747 West Division N.Y. Mets 4, Miami 3 Placed 3B Yangervis Solarte on the 71-68-67-66—272 -8 W L Pct GB Atlanta 8, Milwaukee 7 10-day DL. Recalled C Danny Jordan Spieth (62), $187,747 Houston 73 46 .613 — St. Louis 8, Kansas City 2 Jansen from Buffalo (IL). 71-66-69-66—272 -8 Oakland 70 48 .593 2½ Colorado 4, L.A. Dodgers 3 National League Brandon Stone, $187,747 Seattle 69 50 .580 4 San Diego 9, Philadelphia 3 ATLANTA BRAVES — Optioned 66-68-70-68—272 -8 Los Angeles 59 60 .496 14 San Francisco 4, Pittsburgh 3 LHP Chad Bell to Gwinnett (IL). Jason Day (46), $113,125 Texas 52 68 .433 21½ Washington at Chicago Cubs, Recalled LHP Kolby Allard f rom 67-68-67-71—273 -7 Saturday's Games Monday's Games Gwinnett. Sent LHP Sam Free man Zach Johnson (46), $113,125 Boston 5, Baltimore 0, 1st game Miami (Gonz alez 2-0) at Atlanta to Rome (SAL) for a rehab assign- 66-70-71-66—273 -7 N.Y. Yankees 5, Texas 3 Associated Press (Fried 1-4), 1:35 p.m., 1st game ment. Jason Kokrak (46), $113,125 Tampa Bay 3, Toronto 1 N.Y. Mets (deGrom 6-7) at N.Y. MILWAUKEE BREWE RS — 68-67-71-67—273 -7 BROOKS KOEPKA waves to the crowd after making his birdie putt on the 15th hole Minnesota 4, Detroit 3 Yankees (Severino 15-5), 7:05 p.m. Optioned RHP Adrian Houser to Kevin Na (46), $113,125 Boston 6, Baltimore 4, 2nd game during the final round of the PGA Championship golf tournament at Bellerive Cleveland (Clevinge r 7-7) at Colorado Springs (PCL). Recalled 70-69-68-66—273 -7 Cleveland 3, Chicago White Sox Cincinnati (Bailey 1-9), 7:10 p.m. RHP Aaron Wil kerson from Col- Justin Rose (46), $113,125 Seattle 3, Houston 2 Miami (Richards 3-7) at Atlanta orado Springs. 67-69-69-68—273 -7 St. Louis 8, Kansas City 3 (Foltynewicz 9-7), 7:35 p.m ., 2nd NEW YORK METS — Sent 3B Webb Simpson (46), $113,125 Oakland 7, L.A. Angels 0 game David Wright to St. Lucie (FSL) for a 68-68-68-69—273 -7 Koepka holds off Woods to Sunday's Games Arizona (Greinke 12-7) at Texas rehab assignment. Julian Suri, $113,125 Boston 4, Baltimore 1 (Colon 6-10), 8:05 p.m. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — 69-66-68-70—273 -7 N.Y. Yankees 7, Texas 2 Washington (Mi lone 1-1) at St. Optioned RHP Zach Eflin to Lehigh Matt Wallace, $113,125 Toronto 2, Tampa Bay 1 Louis (Mikolas 12-3), 8:10 p.m. Valley (IL). Sent C Wilson Ramos to 71-66-68-68—273 -7 Detroit 4, Minnesota 2 win PGA Championship L.A. Angels (Tropeano 5-6) at Clearwater (FSL) for a rehab assign- Cleveland 9, Chicago White Sox San Diego (Richard 7-10), 10:10 ment. Seattle 4, Houston 3, 10 innings San Francisco (Bumgarner 4-4) PITTSBURGH PIRA TES — NASCAR ST. LOUIS (AP) – Brooks Koepka is Koepka ran kept attacking flags and ran in St. Louis 8, Kansas City 2 Monster Energy Cup-Consumers at L.A. Dodg ers (Kershaw 5-5 ), Optioned RHPs Clay Hol mes and Oakland 8, L.A. Angels 7 Energy 400 Results impossible to overlook now, winning the birdie putts of 10 feet on No. 15 and 7 feet 10:10 p.m. Casey Sadler to Indiana polis (IL). Monday's Games At Michigan International Speed- Tuesday's Games Recalled LHP Buddy Boshers and N.Y. Mets (deGrom 6-7) at N.Y. way, Brooklyn Mich. PGA Championship on Sunday with on No. 16 to end the drama. He tapped in Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, RHP Michael Feliz from Indi anapo- Yankees (Severino 15-5), 7:05 p.m. (Start position in parentheses) 2:20. lis. , Ford, 200 machine-like precision to go along with for par on the final hole to set the PGA Chicago White Sox (Lopez 4-9) at 1. (3) Kevin Harvick Boston at Philadelphia, 7:05 SAN DIEGO PADRES — Detroit (Lewicki 0-2), 7:10 p.m. laps, 60 points. his back-to-back U.S. Open titles. Championship scoring record at 264. N.Y. Mets at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Optioned RHP Walker Lockett t o El ord, Cleveland (Clevinge r 7-7) at 2. (18) Brad Keselowski, F Cleveland at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Paso (PCL). Recalled RHP And it still felt like he was the second It also tied the major championship Cincinnati (Bailey 1-9), 7:10 p.m. 2039. Miami at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. Kazuhisa Makita from El Paso. Arizona (Greinke 12-7) at Texas 3. (2) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 200, billing to Tiger Woods. record that Henrik Stenson set at Royal Arizona at Texas, 8:05 p.m. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — (Colon 6-10), 8:05 p.m. 52. Colorado at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Sent 1B Brandon Belt to Sacramen- Chevrolet, With roars for Woods unheard any- Troon two years ago in the British Open. Toronto (Reid-Foley 0-0 ) at 4. (5) Austin Dillon, Pittsburgh at Minnesota, 8:10 to (PCL) for a rehab ass ignment. Kansas City (Keller 4-5), 8:15 p.m. 200, 39. where this side of Augusta National, Koep- Adam Scott hung around by making big Washington at St. Louis, 8:15 Signed 1B Brock Stassi to a minor Seattle (Gonzales 12-7) at Oak- 5. (8) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 200, 48. L.A. Angels at San Diego, 10:10 league contract.. Ford, 200, 45. land (Manaea 10-8), 10:05 p.m. 6. (12) Kurt Busch, ka kept his cool and ran off two birdies on putts, just like he hoped, and was tied for San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, FOOTBALL Ford, 200, L.A. Angels (Tropeano 5-6) at 7. (11) Aric Almirola, 10:10 p.m. BUFFALO BIL LS — the back nine at Bellerive right after the lead until Koepka's birdies. They both San Diego (Richard 7-10), 10:10 37. Waived/injured DT Joh n Hughes. Tuesday's Games 8. (1) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 200, Woods closed within one shot. Koepka missed 6-foot birdies on the 17th, and Transactions Signed DT Tyrunn Walker. Boston at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. American League 34. NEW ORLEANS SAI NTS — closed with a 4-under 66 for a two-shot vic- Scott had to settle for third when he N.Y. Mets at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — 9. (21) Chase Ell iott, Chevrolet, Waived G Trevor Darling and DB Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yankees, Returned RHP Jimmy Yacabonis to 200, 28. tory, making him only the fifth player to bogeyed the final hole for a 67. De'Vante Harris. Signed CB Marcus 00, 7:05 p.m. Norfolk (IL). 10. (9) Joey Logano, Ford, 2 Williams and S Robert Nelson. win the U.S. Open and PGA Champi- The St. Louis fans waited 17 years to Chicago White Sox at Detroit, BOSTON RED SOX — Optioned 32. TENNESSEE TITANS — Waived 7:10 p.m. RHP Brandon Workman to Paw- 11. (40) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, LB/TE Nick DeLuca and DB Josh onship in the same year. see Woods, and he delivered a perfor- Cleveland at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. tucket (IL). Returned RHP Willia m 200, 26. Kalu. Agreed to terms with LBs Tony Arizona at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Cuevas to Pawtucket. Reinst ated 12. (16) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 200, Even with two bogeys, Woods shot 64 mance that took golf back in time. Washington and Dav ond Dade and Colorado at Houston, 8:10 p.m. LHP Chris Sale from the 10-day DL. 29. DL Francis Kallon. ota, 200, for his lowest final round in a major. It was Without hitting a fairway on the front Pittsburgh at Minnesota, 8:10 Sent C Blake Swihart to Lowel l 13. (4) Erik Jones, Toy Toronto at Kansas City, 8:15 p.m. (NYP) for a rehab assignment. 24. his seventh runner-up finish. nine, Woods cut the four-shot deficit to CLEVELAND INDIANS — Placed PGA Championship 14. (7) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, Seattle at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Scores "I played hard," Woods said. "I made a two. Dialed in on the back nine, he hit his L.A. Angels at San Diego, 10:10 DH Edwin Encarnacion on the 10- At Bellerive CC St.Louis Mo 200, 29. day DL, retroactive to Sa turday. Final 15. (6) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, bit of a run. It looks like I'm going to come approach to a foot on the 15th hole to get Recalled 3B Yandy Diaz from 200, 25. NationalEast Division League Brooks Koepka (600), Columbus (IL). 16. (14) Paul Menard, Ford, 200, up a little short." within one shot. Koepka heard it all and W L Pct GB $1,980,000 69-63-66-66—264 HOUSTON ASTROS — Placed 21. Philadelphia 65 51 .560 — -16 Koepka was responsible for that. answered with great shots of his own, OF Jake Marisnick on the 10-day 17. (17) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, Atlanta 64 51 .557 ½ Tiger Woods (330), $1,188,000 DL. Recalled OF Kyle Tucker from 200, 21. After wasting one chance to put it away, finally converting the birdies to pull away. Washington 60 57 .513 5½ 70-66-66-64—266 -14 Fresno (PCL). 18. (13) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, New York 49 66 .426 15½ Adam Scott (210), $748,000 KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Ford, 200, 19. Miami 48 71 .403 18½ 70-65-65-67—26 -13 Optioned RHP Glenn Sparkman to 19. (10) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, Central Division Stewart Cink (135), $489,250 Omaha (PCL). Reinstated RHP 67-69-66-67—269 -11 200, 19. W L Pct GB 20. (23) Chris Buescher, Chevro- Harvick wins at Michigan for Blaine Boyer from the 60-day DL. Chicago 67 49 .578 — Jon Rahm (135), $489,250 Transferred OF Jorge Soler to the let, 200, 17. Milwaukee 67 54 .554 2½ 68-67-66-68—269 -11 60-day DL. 21. (15) Jamie McMurray, St. Louis 63 55 .534 5 FrancescoMolinari (98),$334,713 LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Chevrolet, 200, 16. Pittsburgh 61 58 .513 7½ 68-67-68-67—270 -10 NASCAR-high 7th victory of year Optioned RHP Akeel Morris to Salt 22. (25) AJ Allmendinger, Cincinnati 52 66 .441 16 Thomas Pieters (98), $334,713 Lake (PCL). Placed LHP Tyler Chevrolet, 199, 15. West Division 67-66-71-66—270 -10 BROOKLYN, Mich. (AP) – Kevin Har- onds behind Harvick. vick capped off his father-son weekend by "I was in front of him for about 5 laps," dominating a race and putting 6-year-old Busch joked. son Keelan in the passenger seat to hold Busch has won six races this year and the checkered flag out of the window. Martin Truex Jr. has finished in first four "That was definitely way up there on times. The rest of the field has combined the bucket list," Harvick said. to win just six of 23 races. Harvick broke a tie atop NASCAR's Big Truex Jr., the third driver in NASCAR's 3 by easily winning at Michigan Interna- Big 3 with Harvick and Busch, was 14th in tional Speedway for his Cup-high seventh the 40-car field in his No. 78 Toyota. victory of the season. Keselowski said he couldn't be more His No. 4 Ford finished 3-plus seconds aggressive late in the 200-lap race because ahead of Brad Keselowski's No. 2 Ford on Harvick was simply so far ahead. Sunday in the Consumers Energy 400. Austin Dillon’s No. 3 Chevrolet, was Points leader Kyle Busch finished third fourth followed by Ryan Blaney's No.12 in his No. 18 Toyota – more than 4 sec- Ford.
Assciated Press DETROIT TIGERS starting pitcher Matthew Boyd throws during the first inning against the Minnesota Twins Sunday in Detroit. Boyd leads Tigers over Twins on Jack Morris Day DETROIT (AP) – Matthew Boyd Minnesota Tigers Detroit4, Twins 2 pitched well on Jack Morris Day, but he ab r h bi ab r h bi was still worried about disappointing one Frsythe 2b 3 0 1 0 Cndlrio 3b 4 1 2 1 J.Plnco ss 4 0 1 0 J.Iglss ss 3 0 1 0 of his idols. Sano dh 4 0 0 0 Goodrum 2b-rf 2 1 1 1 Austin 1b 3 0 0 0 V.Mrtin dh 3 0 1 1 "I think he might be mad at me for only Mauer ph 1 0 0 0 Adduci 1b 4 0 0 0 pitching six innings," Boyd joked after the Garver c 4 1 1 0 J.Jones cf 1 0 1 0 Field lf 2 0 0 1 Ro.Rdrg 2b 3 0 1 1 Detroit Tigers beat the Minnesota Twins 4- Kepler rf 3 1 1 1 Gerber lf 4 0 0 0 2 Sunday to win the weekend series. 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IP H R ER BB SO Minnesota "I think it was great for all of our play- Stewart L,0-1 4 1-3 8 3 3 1 1 ers to be able to watch that ceremony, and Rogers 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Albies' homer in 7th lifts Duffey 1 1-3 0 1 1 1 2 we'll have them out there again in a couple Moya 1 1 0 0 0 1 weeks for Tram," Tigers manager Ron Gar- Detroit Boyd W,7-10 6 2 1 1 1 3 denhire said. "There was a lot of franchise Wilson H,10 1 0 0 0 0 1 Braves past Brewers 8-7 Jimenez H,17 1 2 1 1 0 2 history on that field." Greene S,25-28 1 0 0 0 0 2 Boyd (7-10) won for the third time in Duffey pitched to 1 batter in the 8th ATLANTA (AP) – As he watched hitter HBP_by Stewart (Iglesias). WP_Boyd, Stewart. Milwaukee Braves 8,Atlanta Brewers 7 four starts, giving up one run on two hits Umpires_Home, Chad Fairchild; First, Mike Estabrook; Second, Angel Her- after hitter reach base for Milwaukee, ab rhbi ab rhbi and a walk in six innings. He struck out nandez; Third, Bruce Dreckman. Cain cf 6140Acuna lf 3112 T_2:33. 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C.Andrs p 2012Venters p 0000 on every pitch, don't get pushed around or Johnny Field's sacrifice fly. "I'm so proud of the way the guys Chacin ph 1000Brach p 0000 intimidated and give your team a chance Knebel p 0000Clbrson ph 1000 Grayson Greiner, Victor Reyes and fought today," said Snitker, the Braves' Kratz c 2020Minter p 0000 to win. Jeimer Candelario hit three straight sin- manager. "At one point of the game I felt Totals 43 7 19 7 Totals 32 898 Milwaukee 020 311 000 —7 "It was special to be able to go out there gles with one out in the fifth to tie the like we were about eight runs down. Atlanta 220 012 10x —8 and pitch like that on his day," he said. score. There's a lot of grit in these guys, a lot of E_Camargo (9), Flowers (1), J.Barnes 2 (3). DP_Milwaukee 1, Atlanta 3. LOB_Milwaukee 13, Atlanta 4. 2B_Aguilar (19), Braun (18), H.Perez (9), Pina Shane Greene pitched the ninth for his Jose Iglesias beat out an infield single fight. They're tough." (11), F.Freeman 2 (33), Markakis (36). 3B_Markakis (2). HR_Aguilar (29), 25th save. on the 10th pitch of his at-bat, loading the Acuna (15), Albies (21), Swanson (9). CS_Cain (7), H.Perez (3), Acuna (2). Albies' homer was one of three hit by S_Newcomb (7). Kohl Stewart (0-1) took the loss in his bases, and Niko Goodrum walked to give Atlanta. Ronald Acuna Jr. and Dansby IP HRER BB SO major league debut, allowing three runs Milwaukee the Tigers the lead ending Stewart's debut. Swanson added two-run shots for the Anderson 454424 on eight hits and a walk in 4 1/3 innings. "Iglesias is not a guy who strikes out, so Braves, who took two of three in a Knebel 121101 Burnes BS,1 112201 He started his career with four scoreless even when you are ahead, he can foul matchup of playoff contenders. Jennings L,4-4 11-3 11100 innings, but after he got the first out in the pitches off," Molitor said. "It was a good "It was tough when they keep getting Barnes 2-3 00000 Atlanta fifth, the next five batters reached base. battle, and Kohl kept pounding the sinker hits but we have to keep fighting through Newcomb 4 12 5522 "I was really nervous leading up to the in there and got a ground ball, but not in a Jackson 242212 it and that's what we did today," Albies Venters W,2-1 120011 game, but after the first pitch, I thought I place where we could do anything." said. "We never give up." Brach H,7 100001 settled in," he said. "I just needed to make Minter S,10-11 110002 Victor Martinez greeted Taylor Rogers Jesus Aguilar drove in four runs with HBP_by Burnes (Flowers). WP_Minter. a couple more pitches in the fifth inning with a sacrifice fly, making it 3-1. three hits, including a three-run homer , Umpires_Home, Chad Whitson; First, Mark Wegner; Second, John Tumpane; Third, Jim Reynolds. and keep us in the game." Max Kepler led off the eighth with a for Milwaukee. The Brewers left 13 run- T_3:19. A_25,360 (41,149). Twins manager Paul Molitor said Stew- homer off Joe Jimenez, pulling the Twins ners on base to only four for the Braves. art should get at least one more start. within a run, but Ronny Rodriguez made "It was a crazy game," Brewers manager "For his first time, I thought he com- it 4-2 with an RBI double in the bottom of Craig Counsell said. "When you strand 13, The Brewers' inability to deliver with posed himself pretty well," Molitor said. the inning. you think you've left runs out there." runners on peaked in the seventh. Ryan Braun hit into a bases-loaded double play.