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By Brett Hudson first two games. James Turner [email protected] Many witnessed the is attending the 1-0 walk-off win over College World OMAHA, Neb. — The heart-warming sto- Washington Satur- Series in Omaha, ryline of Mississippi State’s trip to the College day night; some will Nebraska, for the World Series has been that of Matt Lea, who first time. He cel- stick around for the surprised his father Bill, who is battling Alzhei- ebrated Father’s Bulldogs’ 7 p.m. win- mer’s disease, with tickets and a trip to Omaha. ner’s bracket game Day weekend with Turner Jones his son, Jon Turn- Their story has since been documented through Monday (ESPN) er of Starkville, his Twitter account and the game broadcasts on against North Carolina. as they watched ESPN, with the side benefit of raising some mon- In any event, those who experienced the Mississippi State ey for Alzheimer’s disease foundations. College World Series with their fathers or chil- win its opening dren had to jump at the opportunity when MSU game against They are far from alone. Washington. Several MSU fans celebrated Father’s Day in punched its ticket last weekend. Courtesy photo Omaha, as Sunday was the day between MSU’s See Omaha, 3A

Not a Dry Eye in the House: Crock Out Hunger GEDs provide opportunities for 21 excited graduates EMCC program launches students into careers, higher education

BY MARY POLLITZ [email protected]

Roger Jones, 33, was set to graduate with honors from Maben High School in 2003, until he was arrested for a drug charge weeks before commencement. Jones This May — 15 years after the incident that de- railed Jones’ once promising aca- demic future — he was sitting on Hannah Greco/Dispatch Staff his couch after his children came Mark Coblentz, also known as “Mark the Chef,” far left, teaches children at the Boys and Girls Club of the Golden Triangle home from school and researching how to cook a meal in a crock pot Thursday. The club hosted “Crock Out Hunger” in partnership with Volunteer Columbus, a way to complete his high-school United Way of Columbus and Ecolab to help combat childhood hunger. level studies. “Man, I’m smart, and I know a lot of people are counting on me The Boys and Girls Club of the Golden Triangle hosts youth anyway,” Jones remembered think- ing. “I gotta go get my education.” Jones found the Launch Pad pro- cooking demonstration to help fight childhood hunger gram at East Mississippi Communi- ty College, which offers the oppor- By HANNAH GRECO Accord- tunity for students to earn a general [email protected] ing to Renee equivalency diploma (GED) at their Sanders, own pace. For Jones, that pace was Fifty children started director of three weeks, as he stood among tearing up during a spe- V o l u n t e e r 18 program graduates Thursday cial program at the Boys C ol u mb u s , during a ceremony at EMCC’s Gold- and Girls Club Thursday, the state of en Triangle campus in Mayhew. but the adults in the room Mississippi Now, Jones is enrolled at EMCC urged them not to worry ranks fifthSanders to study manufacturing. One day, — crying while chopping in the nation for childhood he said, he hopes to go to law onions is a common occur- hunger — an issue she, the school. rence. Zaliyah Daniels, “Guys like me who have been Boys and Girls Club and 9, right, daughter The kids, who ranged national organization Eco- of Shenika Taylor through struggles, they can’t talk in age from 5 to 13, were lab are aiming to combat. and Aubrey Dan- for themselves,” Jones said. “They having their own cooking Cooking classes are an im- iels, helps her don’t have a voice. I know that I can lesson at the Boys and portant way to do that, she friend Christian give them that voice.” Girls Club’s Columbus lo- said. Murphy, 9, son of While Jones stood proud in front cation on 14th Avenue. The “We have so many feed- Stasia and Travis of his fiancée Ariel and his four demonstration, sponsored ing programs in the com- Murphy, open a daughters, Thursday’s ceremony by Volunteer Columbus munity and that’s great, but can of corn for arguably meant the most to Jones’ his southwestern mother, Ema. She bought the cap and United Way of Lown- are we teaching (the youth) stew on Thursday des County, was called a skill?” Sanders said. “Or at the Boys and and gown in 2003 that Jones never “Crock Out Hunger” and are we just putting a Band- Girls Club of the got to wear. aimed to teach the kids Aid on the issue?” Golden Triangle. “Mama, I did it!” Jones ex- cooking skills. See Hunger, 6A Hannah Greco/Dispatch Staff See EMCC, 3A

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DISPATCH CUSTOMER SERVICE 328-2424 | NEWSROOM 328-2471 2A Monday, June 18, 2018 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Did you hear? Say What? “I was just kind of coasting and made sure I hit my marks, stayed patient and didn’t mess up.” ‘Incredibles 2’ crushes Hudson O’Neal, who won the Clash at The Mag on Sat- animation record with $180M Monday urday at Magnolia Motor Speedway. Story, 1B. By LINDSEY BAHR AP Film Writer Estimated ticket LOS ANGELES — The sales for Friday A Thousand Words combined powers of su- through Sunday perheroes, the Pixar brand 1. “Incredibles 2,” $180 and a draught of fami- million ($51.5 million inter- ly-friendly films helped national). “Incredibles 2” become 2. “Ocean’s 8,” $19.6 the best animated open- million ($19.3 million inter- ing of all time, the biggest national). PG-rated launch ever and 3. “Tag,” $14.6 million the 8th highest film launch ($1.4 million international). overall. 4. “Solo: A Star Wars Disney estimated Sun- Story,” $9.1 million ($5.2 million international). day that the film earned 5. “Deadpool 2,” $8.8 $180 million in its first million ($9.8 million interna- weekend in North Amer- tional). ican theaters — far sur- 6. “Hereditary,” $7 million passing industry analysts’ ($5.7 million international). loftiest expectations which 7. “Superfly,” $6.3 million. had the film pegged for a 8. “Avengers: Infinity $120 to $140 million debut. War,” $5.3 million ($3.1 million international). The previous animation 9. “Adrift,” $2.1 million record-holder was anoth- ($453,000 international). er Pixar sequel, “Finding 10. “Book Club,” $1.9 Dory,” which had a $135 million ($730,000 interna- million launch in 2016. It tional). was Disney’s live-action “Beauty and the Beast” that had something for all that held the record for a ages.” PG debut with $174.8 mil- According to Disney, lion in 2017. adults made up 31 percent “You don’t get to this of the audience, families Luisa Porter/Dispatch Staff level of opening without accounted for 57 percent Jerry Wayne Beard, center, listens to band mate Dale Robertson’s guitar solo while playing with the Poor House appealing to everyone and teens 11 percent. Bound Band during a free concert at Mississippi State University’s Amphitheater Tuesday. Behind them is Ron- whether you’re a fan of “Incredibles 2” comes nie Pennington. animation, superheroes 14 years after “The Incred- or just out to have a good ibles,” which at the time time and want to see a boasted one of the biggest good movie,” said Cath- animated openings ever, leen Taff, the head of dis- and picks up right where tribution for Walt Disney the first film left off with Studios. “We had a film the superhero family. Family separation policy CONTACTING THE DISPATCH Office hours: Main line: starts dividing Republicans n 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon-Fri n 662-328-2424 HOW DO I ... 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TONIGHT TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Ex-3 Doors Down bass player arrested, drugs, weapons found Partly cloudy and humid Humid with sunshine Humid with partial Periods of sun, humid; a Humid with clouds and patchy clouds sunshine p.m. t-storm and sun The Associated Press iff Mike Ezell, in a news alarm and when they ar- 67° 90° 69° 89° 69° 89° 70° 88° 69° release, said 46-year-old rived, Harrell’s wife told ST. MARTIN — One Todd Harrell, the band’s deputies they argued and ALMANAC DATA of the founding members original bass player, was it turned physical. While Columbus Sunday of the rock band 3 Doors TEMPERATURE HIGH LOW arrested Friday at his St. there, deputies saw guns Sunday 88° 67° Down is back in jail after Martin home. It’s unknown and drugs in the home. Normal 90° 67° guns and drugs were seen if he has an attorney. The sheriff’s department Record 100° (1953) 53° (1974) PRECIPITATION (in inches) in his Mississippi home. Authorities say they got a search warrant and Sunday 0.70 Jackson County Sher- were responding to an Harrell was arrested. Month to date 1.43 Normal month to date 2.71 Year to date 29.21 Normal year to date 27.46 TOMBIGBEE RIVER STAGES In feet as of Flood 24-hr. 7 a.m. Sun. Stage Stage Chng. Amory 20 11.43 -0.38 Bigbee 14 4.77 -1.61 Shown are tomorrow’s noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day.

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Under the capitol dome Analysis: GOP runoff candidates embrace Trump ideas Winner of the June 26 runoff will is the district attorney tinue to provide aid to Is- “A new administration would work and wants to in Madison and Rankin rael. comes in, border securi- use technology or other advance to the Nov. 6 general election counties, received 45 per- Foreign aid was about ty is no longer a priority methods to beef up se- cent of the vote. Hughes, a 1.3 percent of the U.S. for that administration. curity in places where it By EMILY WAGSTER son and Rankin counties, former deputy director at budget in 2015, according Those agents could be would be difficult to build PETTUS said during an interview the state economic devel- to the Council on Foreign reassigned to different a fence. The Associated Press last week in Pearl. opment agency, received Relations. Trump has parts of the country or “We have to keep the During his own cam- 22 percent. proposed reducing for- different divisions,” Guest bad guys out and make JACK- paign event in Natchez, The winner of the June eign aid and eliminating said. “So, I do believe it sure the people that are SON — Two Hughes expressed con- 26 runoff will advance to federal funding for pub- is important that we cre- coming to our country are candidates cern that international the Nov. 6 general election lic broadcasting and the ate some sort of physical doing it legally,” Hughes in a Republi- trade disputes would af- and face Democratic state arts, which make up even barrier on our southwest said. “From that stand- can primary fect Mississippi agricul- Rep. Michael Ted Evans of smaller portions of the border.” point, where a wall makes runoff for Preston and the Reform budget. Hughes said he wants sense, I do believe we a congres- ture. “If you’re not careful Party’s Michael Holland Hughes said it’s wrong a fence in places where it need a wall.” sional race of Hattiesburg. that the federal debt has Guest with tariffs, you can get in central Both Guest and grown by trillions of dol- our farmers and our grow- Mississip- Hughes praise the Trump lars and that Congress ers and our producers and pi agree administration for reduc- has been passing 2,200- our small business own- on many ing federal regulations. page spending bills with ers sideways in the mar- big issues, Both say they want little debate. including ketplace,” Hughes said. to cut federal spending. “The American people their over- Trump received about Guest suggests reducing deserve better than that,” all support 58 percent of the vote in or eliminating federal Hughes said. for Presi- Mississippi in 2016, and funding for the National Hughes and Guest both Hughes dent Donald many top Republicans in Endowment for the Arts say they want tighter se- Trump. Michael Guest the state — including Gov. and public broadcasting. curity on the U.S.-Mexico and Whit Hughes are both Phil Bryant — remain “I currently have hun- border, an idea Trump has cautious in any criticism avid supporters. dreds of TV stations that pushed since launching of the man in the White Guest and Hughes I get through my local ca- his presidential campaign. House. emerged from a field of ble package — everything Guest said he wants a “His use of social me- six candidates in the June from music channels to border fence because he dia would be something I 5 Republican primary in sports channels to news believes that even if more would disagree with the the 3rd Congressional channels,” Guest said. law enforcement agents president on. I do support District, where GOP Rep. Hughes suggests re- are hired to guard the his policies,” Guest, the Gregg Harper didn’t seek ducing foreign aid but border, they could later be district attorney for Madi- re-election. Guest, who says the U.S should con- transferred.

Courtesy photo EMCC Adult Education program celebrated the following 21 students at the graduation ceremony: Anthony Bishop of Caledonia; Thomas Brown of Columbus; John Clark of Macon; Stephanie Clark of DeKalb; Brandi Dempsey of Mathis- ton; Tyler Elliott of Columbus: James Enis of Vardaman; Thomas Flores of Columbus; Haleigh Gazaway of Ackerman; Sheila Guyton of Columbus; Justin Harrison; Roger Jones of Maben; Karl Mast of Brooksville; Gracie Murphy of Ma- ben; Abraham Niswonger of Caledonia; Chinesa Ross of West Point; Quez Stephenson of Choctaw County; ReErica Tumblin of West Point; Gerald Williams, Jr. of West Point; Emily Wilson of Brooksville; and Tes Wilson of Steens. EMCC Continued from Page 1A claimed on-stage as tears — designed wants her child to know reer and what I want to do welled in Ema’s eyes. to teach or- how important education next,” Ross said. “I can’t describe it,” ganization, is. Patricia Wilson, 18, of Jones later said. “Seeing r e s u m e “There were times I Steens heard about the my mom and my kids got and inter- felt like giving up,” Ross Launch Pad program (me) good.” view skills. said. “But (EMCC) re- from relatives and friends In all, 21 graduated The adult minded me the reasons I who have also completed from EMCC’s Launch education should come back. I want- it. Wilson said the pro- Pad this spring with program Atkins ed to earn everything gram’s welcoming envi- three unable to attend at EMCC is built to help that I had lost. At one ronment helped her be- Thursday’s ceremony. students achieve better point I had it all and I lost lieve in herself again. Geneva Atkins, adult careers and have the it all.” “They give you your education instructor at skills to maintain those After receiving her cap and your tassel to EMCC, said the program careers, said Atkins. GED, Ross has also en- take home with you,” works to accommodate “We are training these rolled with EMCC to pur- Wilson said. “I can look anyone serious about students to be outstand- sue her certified nursing back on my wall, and my earning their GED. ing citizens and to have assistant’s degree. Hav- kids can look back and be Launch Pad not only the American dream,” ing a free program avail- proud of that.” has instructors and tu- Atkins said. “We’re just able to earn her GED has Wilson will take her tors to help prepare for not putting any limits on already helped Ross in ACT at EMCC and be- the high school equiva- anything.” her educational journey. gin her college career in lency test, but also pro- Chinesa Ross, 23, of “It’s given me a lot of hopes of earning a busi- vides a program called West Point is due to have opportunities, such as job ness administration de- Smart Start Pathways a baby in September and (prospects), finding a ca- gree.

Omaha Continued from Page 1A “It’s been a bucket He also didn’t want you wonder why it took so over Texas. list kind of thing forev- to miss any part of this long to get here,” Turner Jones wouldn’t have it er,” said Jon Turner, a team’s magical ride, said. “It’s set up to ac- any other way; he’s found Starkville native who which gained another commodate people. They experiencing Brody’s made the trip with his fa- memorable chapter Sat- could not be nicer to the and Archer’s first trip to ther James this weekend. urday. people that are here. the event more enjoyable “My dad is turning 80 “When a team’s going “The other thing that than his own first experi- this year and he’s never this way you don’t want struck me about being at ence. made the trip, so I fig- to miss out on it,” Jones the game is it’s not just Turner, after calling ured there’s no time like said. fans of the teams in that home to talk to his wife the present.” Jones played for the particular game,” he add- and daughter, wandered The allure of a first trip Bulldogs but never ed. “It’s a lot of folks that around Omaha with his wasn’t the pull for Brad punched a ticket to Oma- just love baseball.” father before going for Jones, who was there for ha as a player. He didn’t The Father’s Day plans a steak dinner. Weather the first game of MSU’s come to Omaha for the differed for the two fam- permitting, Jon and James appearance in the cham- first time until he was 30, ilies. Since Jones, his fa- Turner will see MSU’s pionship series in 2013. and he didn’t want the ther and his children were game against North Car- This year, he brought same to happen for his not going to attend MSU’s olina, capping a memora- his father, Gregg, and is children. Monday game, they spent ble Father’s Day turned giving his sons — Brody, Turner, having seen it upwards of seven hours at Father’s Weekend. 10, and Archer, 8 — their now, can understand why TD Ameritrade Park Sun- Follow Dispatch sports first taste of the College Jones wanted it that way. day — taking in Arkan- writer Brett Hudson on World Series. “You come up here and sas’s rain delayed victory Twitter @Brett_Hudson 4A Monday, June 18, 2018

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ZACK PLAIR, Managing Editor BETH PROFFITT Advertising Director The MICHAEL FLOYD Circulation/Production Manager Opinion Dispatch MARY ANN HARDY Controller Possumhaw Why I’m giving up plastic straws “The home should be a I took the magazine to means for human health. though I’ve made subtle changes like sanctuary. We ... have the the doctor’s office where I’d “The good news is that most micro- taking reusable bags to the grocery, right, if not the duty, and have a chance to read it. The plastics studied by scientists seem to re- using glass containers, decanters and certainly the power, to bring pictures are heartbreaking main in the guts of fish and do not move a glass water bottle. For the occasion- positive change to the world — a stork in a landfill, his to the muscle tissue,” the parts we eat. al soft drink, I could switch to cans. through our daily decisions body surrounded completely OK, you get the idea. There are Where appropriate, I refuse plastic and actions.” in plastic wrap, a loggerhead plenty of good things about plastics, but bags, and the ones I do get, I take to the Bea Johnson, author of turtle ensnared in a fish- we’ve got to stop throwing them on the library for book sales. “Zero Waste Home” erman’s plastic netting, a ground, into the landfill, and into the The National Geographic article seahorse clutching a cotton rivers. Remember the ole message in a gave suggestions: Give up plastic bags, My good friend, we’ll call swab. bottle? Remember how far bottles can skip straws, pass up plastic bottles, him Richard, caught up with Natasha Daly wrote that a go? One internet article told of a bottle avoid plastic packaging, recycle what me at church. “Girl,” he said, Shannon Bardwell biologist used pliers to with- making its way from New Jersey to you can, and don’t litter. “did you see this issue of draw a plastic straw from France. There are articles about bottles I asked Sam what he saw floating on National Geographic? It’s about all that a sea turtle’s nostril while the turtle with messages over 25 years old. the river. He said, “Freezers, refrig- plastic ending up in the ocean. I think writhed in agony and bled profusely. Plastic will disintegrate and break erators, Styrofoam coolers, all kinds you should write something about it, The eight-minute YouTube video had down, but it doesn’t go away. The of bottles.” You know litter doesn’t go but you have to give the magazine back. over 20 million views, “even though it’s National Geographic article stated that away unless someone picks it up. I have every issue I ever got.” so hard to watch,” she said. more than 448 million tons of plastic is A webstore, lifewithoutplastic. Richard’s my friend and he calls me Elizabeth Royte wrote, “Scientists produced every year, and most is dis- com, offers all kinds of earth-friendly “girl,” so it’d be hard to refuse him. have found microplastics in 114 aquatic posable with a use-life of minutes, like products. If everybody did a little bit, it Plus, Richard’s the one who taught species, and more than half of those single-use items, like a straw. could be a whole lot. me about recycling. Now I recycle and end up on our dinner plates. Now they So, I look around the house and I’m Email reaches Shannon Bardwell of compost. are trying to determine what that depressed about all the plastic, even Columbus at [email protected].

Letters to the editor Voice of the people A call to action on separation policy Immigration is a complex issue, and people of good faith can disagree on the best policies. However, I’m sure most of us can agree that it is wrong to separate chil- dren from their parents. As the mother of a young daughter, I can only imagine the pain and fear experienced by the children and parents who are currently being separated at our border with Mexico. I firmly believe that America can do bet- ter than this. In fact, our moral conscience demands it. America’s resources are more than adequate to address this issue in a more humane way. If you agree with me, I urge you to contact our federal legislators. Ask them to bring an end to the current policy of sep- arating children from their parents at the border. Here are the phone numbers for the offic- es of some of our local legislators: n Sen. Roger Wicker: (202) 224-6253 n Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith: (202) 224- 5054 n Rep. Gregg Harper: (202) 225-5031 n Rep. Trent Kelly: (202) 225-4306 Anne Hierholzer Lang Mississippi Voices Starkville Upset with FBI actions Much more than a cake at stake I have a question for the readers of this papers. If you keep up with any of the news of late, there has been the Inspector Gener- in court ruling al report regarding irregularities of the FBI and other law enforcement entities. OXFORD — Some ited contexts of housing, anyone who asked. It has shown many cases of meddling protesting the U.S. employment or public The whole “personal services” from some officials at the top. How can that Supreme Court’s ruling accommodation. component is difficult. Justice An- be? I thought the in Masterpiece Cakeshop Today, few in Missis- thony Kennedy said as much. What FBI was to make sure law breakers are vs. Colorado Civil Rights sippi remember the signs about physicians, dentists, physical prosecuted, not to break the law by interfer- Commission contend the that were in almost all therapists? Most adhere to ethics ing with the sacred right of voting and the 7-2 decision proved the restaurants — “We Re- codes disavowing discrimination, outcome of the election. justices hate gays. serve the Right to Refuse but a total mess is a sure bet if stat- Not only has there been interference, That’s because the Service to Anyone.” utes supersede ethics codes. those at the top, that have been caught, court ruled bakery own- The courts enforced It’s great that Colorado has an fired or reassigned are not cooperating. er Jack Phillips didn’t laws against employment anti-discrimination law as opposed have a make a cake for discrimination on a pro- to Mississippi where the leadership Congress can’t get records and other evi- Charlie Mitchell dence requested. Now congress is talking the marriage of Charlie tected basis (race, color, created a law to endorse discrimina- of subpoenaing requested records. Why Craig and David Mullins. religion, national origin, tion. These are not easy situations, are some not subjected to the same laws That reaction illustrates how stu- gender) because those reasons were however. “John Q. Public” is? The average American pid public discourse has become. pretextual. Said another way, if a Think again, about housing and would have their doors kicked down and be A better and more precise view Presbyterian could do the job as employment. If a person demon- hauled off to jail. I understand that some is that the justices were hesitant well as a Methodist, being Presby- strates the ability to pay the rent the wealthy powerful people think the law to give government more power to terian, of itself, could not legally or do the job, nothing else really doesn’t apply to them, but a day of reckon- force business transactions between be used to disqualify an applicant. matters. ing is coming. private parties. More recently and in other contexts It’s a different question, though, if One closing thought. Will you out there Remember, too, that only one protections have been extended a person — any person — approach- that are, “Never Trumpers”, “Anti-Trump- court seat (Neil Gorsuch replaced based on marital status, gender es an architect and commissions the ers” and those that don’t care about Ameri- Antonin Scalia) has changed since preference and physical or other design of a home. The architect has ca being great again, give the man a chance, 2015 when the Supreme Court impairment. always been free to say yes or no vote him out or shut up? Now I feel better. decided that no state could deny a There was a distinction in the and retains that freedom under the Lee Roy Lollar, Jr. marriage license based on the gen- Masterpiece case. The record Masterpiece Cakeshop vs. Colorado Columbus ders of the applicants. showed Phillips had no problem Civil Rights Commission decision. Hate gays? Not hardly. transacting business with any Governments have never been It is a fundamental truth that customer. Charlie and David weren’t good at prosecuting purely private when any government at any level kicked out of the shop for being gay. acts of discrimination. Governments Our View: Local Editorials enacts any law or regulation there Their request, however, was that and in this case the court have been Local editorials appearing in this space repre- is almost always corresponding loss Phillips use his personal talent to consistent in understanding that sent the opinion of the newspaper’s editorial of individual freedom. Something as design and create a cake for their their ability to legislate or control board: Peter Imes, editor and publisher; commonplace as speed limits, as an wedding. That, the court ruled, was private transactions is (1) limited Birney Imes, publisher emeritus; Slim Smith example, take away the option the too much. and (2) gives government author- and senior newsroom staff. To inquire about a meeting with the board, please contact Pe- peg the needle — or at least result in Phillips said it this way: “The ity that the Constitution indicates ter Imes at 662-328-2424, or e-mail voice@ punishment if caught doing so. state should not be allowed to force should be left to personal freedom. cdispatch.com. Throughout its history, the Su- creative professionals, like myself, There is no doubt that more and preme Court has shown itself avidly to create artwork — in my case, more people correctly see the sex- Voice of the People interested in a tenet of the Constitu- cakes — to convey messages that go ual orientation of others as nothing We encourage you to share your opinion with tion — that individuals deserve to be against their faith.” to fear, but the role of government in readers of The Dispatch. protected against government pow- Homophobia (if that’s what this affirming what’s generally known as Submit your letter to The Dispatch by: er. A near-sacred space has been is) aside, that’s how the world of gay rights is perilous. E-mail: [email protected] private commerce. Forcing people commerce has worked. An imprint The Masterpiece decision was Mail: P.O. Box 511, Columbus, MS 39703 to do business with each other has company owned by an Ole Miss correct. Decided differently, it In person: 516 Main St., Columbus, or 101 been a no-no. diehard can refuse to create 1,000 would have opened the door to more S. Lafayette St., No. 16, Starkville. It was in the 1960s when Con- “Hail State” cups for a Mississippi government power, and less free- All letters must be signed by the author and gress (not the courts) decided that State fan. Had the court ruled for dom for everyone. must include town of residence and a tele- racial discrimination, especially, Charlie and David, an ordained min- Charlie Mitchell is an associate phone number for verification purposes. Let- was so widespread, so harmful to ister, who can now refuse service dean of journalism at the University ters should be no more than 500 words, and guest columns should be 500-700 words. We all of society and so odious that it to anyone, would be a lawbreaker of Mississippi. Email reaches him at reserve the right to edit submitted material. would no longer be legal in the lim- for declining to administer vows to [email protected]. The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Monday, June 18, 2018 5A Giuliani says Trump could issue pardons after Russia probe ‘... Every time he brings up the issue of pardons it gives the investigators something Trump adviser Roger Stone else that they have to look into’ reveals new meeting with Russian Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine The Associated Press House Intelligence Committee and first report- The Associated Press or others to refrain from cooperat- ed by The Washington Post. ing with prosecutors. The former WASHINGTON — Special counsel Robert Stone and Michael Caputo, a Trump cam- WASHINGTON — Donald New York City mayor suggested Mueller is examining a previously undisclosed paign aide who arranged the 2016 meeting, did Trump’s lawyer Rudy Giuliani that an end to the investigation meeting between longtime Donald Trump con- not disclose the contact in their interviews with said Sunday the president might could be in sight one way or the fidante Roger Stone and a Russian figure who the committee. But they now believe the man pardon his jailed, onetime cam- other — either by undercutting allegedly tried to sell him dirt on Hillary Clin- was an FBI informant trying to set them up in paign chairman and others en- the Mueller’s inquiry as illegiti- ton. a bid to undermine Trump’s campaign. Green- snared in the Russia investiga- mate, or if necessary, by agreeing The meeting between Stone and a man who berg could not immediately be reached for com- tion once special counsel Robert to a Trump interview with prose- identified himself as Henry Greenberg was de- ment, but in a text to the Post he denied he was Mueller’s work wraps up, if he cutors under limited conditions. scribed in a pair of letters sent Friday to the working for the FBI when he met with Stone. believed they were treated “un- “The president is not going to fairly.” issue pardons in this investiga- away from him. He can pardon, Trump has worked outside the said she thought it would be Until then, consideration of tion,” Giuliani said. “Because you in his judgment.” traditional pardon process and “more helpful if the president clemency is unnecessary, Gi- just cloud what is becoming now a Manafort was sent to jail last used his clemency powers in cas- never mentioned the word pardon uliani said, as the White House very clear picture of an extremely week after a federal judge re- es where he believed prosecutors again with respect to the Russian presses to bring the yearlong in- unfair investigation with no crim- voked his house arrest over alle- may have been motivated by poli- investigation because he wants vestigation to an end. inality involved in it of any kind.” gations of witness tampering in tics. He made clear on Sunday his to get that Russian investigation Giuliani denied that Trump But, he added, “When it’s the Russia investigation. Trump view of Mueller’s investigation, completed. And every time he was trying to send a message to over, hey, he’s the president of the has criticized that decision as saying it was “on pretty weak brings up the issue of pardons it Paul Manafort, who was the 2016 United States. He retains his par- “very unfair” as Manafort pre- grounds right now.” gives the investigators something chairman for nearly five months, don power. Nobody is taking that pares for two criminal trials. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, else that they have to look into.”

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Stephen Hawking’s ashes buried in Westminster Abbey The Associated Press popularizer and communi- cator of science. His book LONDON — The ashes “A Brief History of Time” of Stephen Hawking were sold 9 million copies — buried Friday in a corner even if many readers didn’t of Westminster Abbey finish it — and he appeared that honors some of Brit- Cecil Berry on “Star Trek: The Next Incomplete ain’s greatest scientists, Generation,” “The Big Memorial Gunter Peel between the graves of Bang Theory” and “The Funeral Home Charles Darwin and Isaac Simpsons.” 2nd Ave. North Location Newton. “His name will live in More than 1,000 peo- the annals of science,” As- ple attended a service of tronomer Royal Martin thanksgiving in the ancient Rees told the memorial ser- abbey for the physicist, vice. “Nobody else since who died in March at age Einstein has done more to 76 after decades of living deepen our understanding with motor neuron disease. of space and time. When he was diagnosed, “Millions have had their memorialgunterpeel.com aged 22, he was given only horizons widened by his a few years to live. books and lectures, and Hawking conducted even more worldwide have groundbreaking research been inspired by a unique into black holes and the example of achievement origins of the universe, and against all the odds,” Rees cdispatch.com gained global fame as a said. 6A Monday, June 18, 2018 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Education CAMP AMP

Courtesy photo Area students, from left, Kylan Ellis, 11, of Columbus; Zion Harris, 14, of Macon; and Amari Clayton, 11, of Columbus; participate in Camp AMP Tuesday at East Mississippi Community College’s Golden Triangle campus. Camp AMP introduces seventh through 12th graders to manufacturing methods such as computer-aided design, welding, automotive and machining techniques. This the second of four Camp AMP sessions offered this sum- mer, each of which lasts a week. ICC selects band members Area students have been selected members of the Itawamba Community College All-American Band for 2018- 19. They include: Caledonia: Jamekia Hackman and John Buchman; Columbus: Andrew Foreman, Ja’Kyra Brooks, Shamya Bush, Richard Gore, Savion Lucious, Mallory Man- ning, Kelsi Speed and Tierra Thomas; Starkville: Malcolm Dailey; Vernon, Alabama: Caitlin Sims, Hannah Allen and Alexis Wharton.

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Hunger Continued from Page 1A Ecolab is a distributor of eco-friendly prod- ucts and services to achieve sustainability goals in local communities, with a focus on food service. Volunteers from Ecolab were on-hand during the demonstration to help kids prepare ingredients. Mark Coblentz, 14, also known as “Mark the Chef,” of Starkville led the demonstration, in which he explained to the children how to make his southwestern stew recipe using only a crock pot and a few simple ingredients. Coblentz was a contestant on the first sea- son of Food Network’s series “Chopped Ju- nior” and a contestant on season five of Fox Network’s series MasterChef Junior. “It’s nice to reach out to kids and show them the health benefits of eating healthy and how delicious it can be,” Coblentz said. “Cooking is a dying art, and it’s really import- ant to pass on knowledge like this to future generations.” The youth, adorned with their new aprons, got to work. Tables with volunteers at each two-person station supervised the children as they explored the array of cooking instru- ments and ingredients lain before them. “You know how we cut the onion? Exactly Hannah Greco/Dispatch Staff like that,” Kamryn Givens explained to her Ecolab volunteer Jennifer Livingston, right, helps Taylor Blaire, friend Lauyana Hicks, as they cut bell pep- 9, daughter of Kenny Blaire and Tyreaqua Blaire, cut up onions pers together. for her southwestern stew Thursday at the Boys and Girls Club The program allowed the children to prac- of the Golden Triangle during “Crock Out Hunger.” tice a skill they can hone through the years, Sanders said. “We hope that the skill will last them a life- time and not be a one-time thing,” she said. “(The children) will get so much more out of this than just stuff,” she added. “We’re gon- na equip these babies, you hear me?” Once the presentation by Coblentz came to an end, there was a taste test of a pre-made batch of Coblentz’s southwestern stew. The children were then surprised with more good news. “Everything you used today, you get to take home,” Sanders told the audience. The young participants received a bag complete with a homemade recipe book, utensils, a crock pot, an apron, the fresh in- gredients needed to cook the stew in their own homes and the most important element: The techniques to make a meal for their fam- ilies. Parents are encouraged to get the kids in- volved at home, as well. The recipe book provides kid-friendly rec- ipes for the children to try over the summer. The children who bring back the most photos of their cooked meals will receive prizes. “That’s our follow-up to see if we are mak- ing an impact,” Sanders said. Donations through the community and through United Way, Boys and Girls Club and Hannah Greco/Dispatch Staff Volunteer Columbus Director Renee Sanders helps Lauyana Ecolab covered the materials needed for this Hicks, 10, daughter of Patricia Turner and Lawyer Hicks, cut event. onions for her crock pot meal Thursday. The Boys and Girls “We strive to enrich and strengthen our Club of the Golden Triangle hosted “Crock Out Hunger” in part- communities by supporting education and nership with Volunteer Columbus, United Way of Columbus and charitable programs,” said Lisa Ward, mar- Ecolab to help combat childhood hunger. keting communications director at Ecolab. SPORTS EDITOR SECTION Adam Minichino SPORTS LINE 662-241-5000 B Sports THE DISPATCH n CDISPATCH.COM n Monday, June 18, 2018 GOLF: U.S. Open COLLEGE BASEBALL Koepka repeats as champion

By DOUG FERGUSON The Associated Press

S O U T H A M P T O N , N.Y. — One was about power. The other was about patience. Brooks Koepka has a game for the U.S. Open no matter the course, no mat- ter the test, no matter the circumstances. He never lost hope when he began his title de- fense with a 75 and was 7-over par midway through Koepka the second round. He didn’t lose his mind in the most punishing third round of a U.S. Open in Steven Branscombe/USA TODAY Sports nearly two decades. Mississippi State shortstop Luke Alexander (7) drives in the only run of the game in the ninth inning against Washington on Saturday And with a cool head night in Game 2 of the College World Series at TD Ameritrade Park in Omaha, Nebraska. and a hot putter, he didn’t give anyone a chance down the stretch Sunday at Shinnecock Hills. Alexander’s hit sets up meeting vs. tar heels Koepka pulled away from a four-way tie for North Carolina shifts its SCHEDULE Junior shortstop delivers the lead with three bird- At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha, Nebraska ies in five holes, held off defense to go with data (Double Elimination) third walk-off win of year Tommy Fleetwood and Saturday’s Games his record-tying 63 and By Brett Hudson n Game 1 — North Carolina 8, Oregon State 6 By Brett Hudson n closed with a 2-under 68 [email protected] Game 2 — Mississippi State 1, Washington 0 [email protected] Sunday’s Games for a one-shot victory to OMAHA, Neb. — The North n Game 3 — Arkansas 11, Texas 6 OMAHA, Neb. — Baseball become the first repeat n Game 4 — Texas Tech 6, Florida 3 U.S. Open champion in 29 Carolina baseball program is isn’t easy. taking on the age of data. Today’s Games Luke Alexander made peace years. n Game 5 — Oregon State (49-11-1) vs. Washington (35-25), 1 p.m. (ESPN) The Tar Heels have embraced with that fact in “I don’t want to say I n Game 6 — North Carolina (44-18) vs. Mississippi State (38-27), 6 p.m. didn’t think I could do it,” the analytical age by shifting (ESPN) May when his Koepka said. “But I knew their defensive alignments based Tuesday’s Games batting average that it was going to be that on the tendencies of hitters. n Game 7 — Texas (42-22) vs. Florida (47-20), 1 p.m. dropped from much more difficult. And Major League Baseball teams n Game 8 — Arkansas (45-19) vs. Texas Tech (45-18), 6 p.m. .222 to .207. to finally do it, it’s much have taken to shifting defenders The Missis- more gratifying the sec- more than ever thanks in part to Inside sippi State junior ond time. I can really ap- analysis of where players hit the shortstop’s aver- n MORE COLLEGE WORLD SERIES: A lengthy weather delay didn’t Alexander preciate how hard it is to ball. North Carolina has followed prevent Arkansas from using an eight-run inning to beat Texas. In age then slipped win a major.” suit, as evidenced Saturday in its Sunday’s second game, Texas Tech surprised Florida and first-round six more points Koepka won with bird- 8-6 victory against Oregon State draft pick Brady Singer. Page 3B in the first two games of the ies on spacious Erin Hills in Game 1 of the College World n Also, North Carolina will go with its No. 3 starting pitcher tonight NCAA tournament. Contact last year. The signature Series. The Tar Heels shifted against Mississippi State. The Bulldogs are expected to go with wasn’t the problem. He struck moment from this U.S. See shift, 4B left-hander Konnor Pilkington. Page 4B See ALEXANDER, 4B See U.S. OPEN, 4B At a Glance n WINNER: Brooks Koepka, Golsan gets hit in his first who shot a final-round 68 to finish at 1-over 281. n JUST BEHIND: Tommy at-bat in minor leagues Fleetwood, who tied a U.S. Open record with a final-round 63. He was a By Adam Minichino ball’s Colorado Rockies. shot back at 282. Dustin [email protected] The hit was part of a Johnson finished another 2-for-5 evening against Hitting always shot back, followed by Mas- the Orem Owlz in his ters champion Patrick Reed has been one of Will at 4-over-par. Golsan’s strengths. professional debut in n BACK-T-BACK: It was the Whether it was at the Pioneer League. second straight U.S. Open New Hope High School “It was cool. I got to title for Koepka, the first in Columbus or at Ole Golsan first base and the first player do to it since Curtis Miss, Golsan displayed base coach said congrat- Strange in 1989. a knack for getting a timely hit ulations,” Golsan said. “It is a n NOTABLE: Koepka’s 75 and reaching base. special thing. It kind of didn’t Thursday was the highest Some things don’t get lost hit me until later that night first round of a U.S. Open in translation, as evidenced winner since Ray Floyd in by Golsan’s single in his first that I am playing pro ball and I 1986. Chris McDill/Special to The Dispatch got a hit in my first at-bat.” Former New Hope High School and Ole Miss standout Will Golsan at-bat Saturday night as a singled in his first professional at-bat Saturday night in the Grand member of the Grand Junction Golsan didn’t get the ball Inside Junction Rockies 11-1 victory against the Orem Owlz. It was part Rockies, the Rookie League from his first hit, but he did n Sunday’s Scores. Page 2B of a 2-for-5 night for the center fielder. affiliate of Major League Base- See GOLSAN, 2B

AUTO RACING O’Neal holds off Pierce for first feature win By DAVID MILLER O’Neal held firm to the bottom embraced each other in victory Special to The Dispatch of the track as Bobby Pierce lane. Don finished seventh. nearly reached his bumper at “It definitely took a lot work, Hudson O’Neal exhibited the finish line. and there have been plenty of the patience and opportunism “I looked up there at the times when I haven’t done my of a driver more than twice board, and I knew Bobby would job,” Hudson said. “It’s defi- his age Saturday, laying in the be up around that top because nitely something that took a weeds before pouncing late to that’s where he ran all night,” big learning curve. I still have win the Clash at The MAG for O’Neal said. “I didn’t even look a lot to learn, but we had a good his first feature victory on the at my signal guy. I was just kind run tonight.” Lucas Oil Dirt Series. of coasting and made sure I hit Pierce took second, capping O’Neal, 17, had four podi- my marks, stayed patient and an amazing run after exiting um finishes on the series this didn’t mess up.” the race on lap 20 to remove season before the win. The O’Neal, the son of former the oil cooler cover, which was 2017 Lucas Oil Rookie of the Lucas Oil series champion Don running up his car’s tempera- Year ran consistently in the top O’Neal, checked every box in ture. Pierce flirted with the five in the Clash before pass- what was the biggest win of lead around lap 60, ducking be- David Miller/Special to The Dispatch ing 2017 series champion Josh his career in his second start hind Richards before laying off Hudson O’Neal (71) holds off Jimmy Owens (20) and Bobby Pierce in Richards with seven laps to go. at Magnolia. Father and son See CLASH, 3B the Clash at The MAG on Saturday at Magnolia Motor Speedway. 2B Monday, June 18, 2018 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com AUTO RACING Allgaier wins Xfinity race at Iowa after leading for 182 of 250 laps By LUKE MEREDITH Chevrolet Camaro, Allgaier led “We had a great car,” All- “We were really close,” Bell lost a tire at the end of stage The Associated Press 182 of 250 laps and survived an gaier said. “Incredible ... how said. “We could never pass (All- one. He finished 28th and saw unlucky late caution by winning could you not enjoy this?” gaier)...I could never get out- his lead dwindle to just four NEWTON, Iowa — Justin the restart. Despite Allgaier’s domi- side of him, I could never get points. Allgaier won all three stages and Allgaier also won last month at nance, Christopher Bell made inside of him.” Allgaier’s Dover win came the NASCAR Xfinity Series race Dover. He has seven career victo- him work to keep the lead Daniel Hemric was third, fol- with an asterisk, as a post-race Sunday at Iowa Speedway for his ries — but few of those runs were throughout the final stage — at lowed by Cole Custer and Bran- penalty cost him his playoff second victory of the season. as dominant as the one Allgaier times closing to within a tenth don Jones, and Riley Herbst points and the virtual guaran- Racing for Dale Earnhardt pulled off in the searing heat on of a second of taking the lead — was sixth in his series debut. tee of a postseason spot that Jr. in JR Motorsports’ No. 7 Iowa’s short track. before finishing second. Points leader Elliott Sadler comes with a victory. Auto Racing National Women’s Soccer Libema Open League Sunday Golsan CALENDAR XFINITY Iowa 250 At Autotron Rosmalen Continued from Page 1B W L T Pts GF GA Den Bosch, Netherlands NCAA tournament presented by Enogen North Carolina 10 0 3 33 25 11 Purse: ATP, $721,000 (WT250); WTA, Sunday Seattle 5 2 4 19 13 8 $226,750 (Intl.) collect a ball from his first at-bat. He said College World Series At Iowa Speedway Orlando 5 3 4 19 19 15 Surface: Grass-Outdoor Newton, Iowa Portland 4 4 4 16 16 17 Singles his host father was in the right place to col- At Omaha, Nebraska Lap length: 0.875 miles Chicago 3 3 7 16 17 17 Men (Start position in parentheses) Utah 3 3 5 14 9 9 Championship lect a foul ball from the at-bat. Golsan said Today’s Game 1. (11) Justin Allgaier, Chevrolet, 250 laps, 60 Houston 3 4 5 14 13 17 Richard Gasquet (2), France, def. Jeremy he signed to ball to commemorate what he Mississippi State vs. North Carolina, 6 p.m. points. Washington 2 7 4 10 10 17 Chardy, France, 6-3, 7-6 (5). 2. (39) Christopher Bell, Toyota, 250, 48. Sky Blue FC 0 9 2 2 8 19 Women hopes is the first of many hits. 3. (2) Daniel Hemric, Chevrolet, 250, 51. Championship 4. (5) Cole Custer, Ford, 250, 46. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Aleksandra Krunic (7), Serbia, def. Kirsten Golsan, who started in center field in his 5. (3) Brandon Jones, Toyota, 250, 44. Flipkens, Belgium, 6-7 (0), 7-5, 6-1. on the air 6. (9) Riley Herbst, Toyota, 250, 0. Friday’s Game debut, led off and singled to right field on a 7. (17) Ty Majeski, Ford, 250, 32. Portland at Houston, 7:30 p.m. 8. (7) Tyler Reddick, Chevrolet, 250, 33. Saturday’s Games Transactions 3-2 count for his initial hit. He added a line- Today 9. (12) Matt Tifft, Chevrolet, 250, 28. North Carolina at Seattle, 3 p.m. COLLEGE BASEBALL 10. (8) Kaz Grala, Ford, 250, 27. Orlando at Washington, 6 p.m. Sunday’s Moves drive single to left-center field for his other 11. (1) Austin Cindric, Ford, 250, 41. Utah at Chicago, 7 p.m. BASEBALL 1 p.m. — NCAA World Series, Game 5, Oregon 12. (13) Justin Haley, Chevrolet, 250, 0. hit. 13. (10) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, 250, 24. American League State vs. Washington, at Omaha, Nebraska, 14. (6) Ryan Truex, Chevrolet, 250, 23. World Cup BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Optioned C Chance Colorado chose Golsan, a 6-foot-1, GROUP A ESPN 15. (15) John Hunter Nemechek, Chevrolet, Sisco to Norfolk (IL). 250, 28. Thursday, June 14 BOSTON RED SOX — Returned OF Eric Filia 185-pounder, with the 786th pick (26th At Moscow 6 p.m. — NCAA World Series, Game 6, North 16. (14) Shane Lee, Chevrolet, 250, 22. to Seattle. 17. (40) Ryan Reed, Ford, 250, 21. Russia 5, Saudi Arabia 0 round). Earlier this month, Golsan capped a CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Sent OF Leury Carolina vs. Mississippi State, at Omaha, 18. (21) Ryan Sieg, Chevrolet, 250, 19. Friday, June 15 Garcia to Charlotte (IL) for a rehab assignment. four-year career at Ole Miss by hitting .304 19. (16) Ross Chastain, Chevrolet, 249, 18. At Ekaterinburg, Russia Nebraska, ESPN 20. (19) Jeremy Clements, Chevrolet, 249, 17. Uruguay 1, Egypt 0 CLEVELAND INDIANS — Assigned OF Melky with 75 hits and 104 total bases. He played an GOLF 21. (27) Joey Gase, Chevrolet, 249, 16. Cabrera outright to Columbus (IL). Placed RHP 22. (26) Spencer Boyd, Chevrolet, 247, 15. Tuesday’s Game integral role in Ole Miss winning the South- 6 p.m. — PGA Professional Championship, 23. (18) Alex Labbe, Chevrolet, 247, 14. At Saint Petersburg, Russia Carlos Carrasco and LHP Tyler Olson on the eastern Conference Western Division and the second round, at Seaside, California, TGC 24. (23) David Starr, Chevrolet, 247, 13. Russia vs. Egypt, 1 p.m. 10-day DL. Recalled RHPs Shane Bieber and 25. (20) Garrett Smithley, Chevrolet, 244, 12. Wednesday’s Game Evan Marshall from Columbus (IL). MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL 26. (29) Chad Finchum, Chevrolet, 244, 11. At Rostov-on-Don, Russia DETROIT TIGERS — Sent LHP Francisco SEC tournament title. 27. (32) Blake Jones, Chevrolet, 243, 10. Golsan, who was a team captain and start- 4 p.m. — N.Y. Yankees at Washington (joined in 28. (4) Elliott Sadler, Chevrolet, 239, 9. Uruguay vs. Saudi Arabia, 10 a.m. Liriano to Toledo (IL) for a rehab assignment. 29. (22) BJ McLeod, Chevrolet, 239, 8. Monday, June 25 HOUSTON ASTROS — Signed RHPs Ri- ed in center field, was a Senior CLASS Award progress), MLB Network 30. (28) Brandon Hightower, Toyota, accident, At Samara, Russia ley Cabral and Devin Conn to minor league 6 p.m. — Regional coverage, N.Y. Yankees at 220, 7. Uruguay vs. Russia, 9 a.m. contracts. candidate and had 13 doubles, two triples, 31. (36) Vinnie Miller, Chevrolet, overheating, At Volgograd, Russia KANSAS CITY ROYALS — Placed OF Jorge Washington OR St. Louis at Philadelphia, MLB 205, 6. and four home runs. He drove in 48 runs and Saudi Arabia vs. Egypt, 9 a.m. Soler on the 10-day DL, retroactive to Saturday. Network 32. (25) Tommy Joe Martins, Chevrolet, 201, 5. was the team leader in two-out RBIs. He also 33. (38) Stan Mullis, Dodge, 150, 4. Optioned RHP Scott Barlow and INF Ramon 9 p.m. — Arizona at L.A. Angels, ESPN 34. (33) Josh Williams, Chevrolet, electrical, GROUP B Torres to Omaha (PCL). Recalled OF Rosell 134, 3. Friday, June 15 Herrera and INF Adalberto Mondesi from earned SEC all-tournament team honors af- SOCCER 35. (24) Jeff Green, Chevrolet, garage, 131, 2. At Saint Petersburg, Russia Omaha. Selected the contract of RHP Wily 36. (34) Josh Bilicki, Toyota, fuelpump, 95, 1. Iran 1, Morocco 0 ter hitting over .400 to fuel the team’s confer- 7 a.m. — FIFA World Cup, Group stage: Group Peralta from Omaha. Transferred LHP Eric 37. (35) Timmy Hill, Toyota, brakes, 75, 1. At Sochi, Russia 38. (37) Mike Harmon, Dodge, reargear, 31, 1. Skoglund to the 60-day DL. ence title run. F, Sweden vs. South Korea, at Nizhny Novgorod, Portugal 3, Spain 3 39. (30) Morgan Shepherd, Chevrolet, brakes, NEW YORK YANKEES — Sent RHP Luis Golsan finished his career as Ole Miss’ all- Russia, FS1 28, 1. Wednesday’s Games 40. (31) JJ Yeley, Chevrolet, vibration, 21, 1. At Moscow Cessa to Trenton (EL) for a rehab assignment. time leader with 885 at-bats. He finished fifth 10 a.m. — FIFA World Cup, Group stage: Group Race Statistics Portugal vs. Morocco, 7 a.m. OAKLAND ATHLETICS — Sent OF Boog all-time in hits (261). Consistency was one of G, Belgium vs. Panama, at Sochi, Russia, FS1 Average Speed of Race Winner: 102.102 At Kazan, Russia Powell and LHP Ryan Buchter to Nashville mph. Iran vs. Spain, 1 p.m. (PCL). 1 p.m. — FIFA World Cup, Group stage: Group G, Time of Race: 2 hours, 8 minutes, 33 seconds. SEATTLE MARINERS — Signed LHP Golsan’s trademarks, as he started 45 of 53 Margin of Victory: 0.745 seconds. Monday, June 25 games as a freshman. He went on to start 228 Tunisia vs. England, at Volgograd, Russia, FS1 Caution Flags: 5 for 31 laps. At Kalinigrad, Russia Benjamin Onyshko and RHPs Logan Gilbert Lead Changes: 13 among 5 drivers. Spain vs. Morocco, 1 p.m. and Bryan Evans to minor league contracts. of 237 games in his career. Tuesday Lap Leaders: A.Cindric 1-58; J.Allgaier At Saransk, Russia TAMPA BAY RAYS — Placed INF Christian 59-88; D.Hemric 89; J.Allgaier 90; Iran vs. Portugal, 1 p.m. Arroyo on the 10-day DL. Reinstated SS Adeiny As a junior at New Hope High, Golsan hit COLLEGE BASEBALL D.Hemric 91; J.Allgaier 92-124; C.Custer 125-129; Hechavarria from the 10-day DL. a team-best .541 with 18 doubles, three home 1 p.m. — NCAA World Series, Game 7, Texas vs. J.Allgaier 130-180; C.Bell 181; J.Allgaier GROUP C TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned LHP runs, and 21 RBIs. He also was 3-0 with a 0.81 Florida, at Omaha, Nebraska, ESPN 182-197; C.Bell 198; J.Allgaier 199-204; C. Saturday’s Games Brandon Mann to Round Rock (PCL). Selected the Custer 205; J.Allgaier 206-250 At Kazan, Russia contract of RHP Yovani Gallardo from Round 6 p.m. — NCAA World Series, Game 8, Arkansas Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Led, Laps France 2, Australia 1 earned run average and 44 strikeouts. His Led): J.Allgaier, 7 times for 182 laps; A.Cindric, Rock. Transferred RHP Doug Fister to the vs. Texas Tech, at Omaha, Nebraska, ESPN At Saransk, Russia 60-day DL. Signed RHP Justin Topa to a minor performance helped him earn Class 5A Player 1 time for 58 laps; C.Custer, 2 times for 4 laps; Denmark 1, Peru 0 C.Bell, 2 times for 6 laps; D.Hemric, 2 times league contract. GOLF Thursday’s Games of the Year honors from the Mississippi High for 2 laps. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Sent OF Steve 6 p.m. — PGA Professional Championship, third At Samara, Russia School Activities Association (MHSAA). As Monster Energy Cup Denmark vs. Australia, 7 a.m. Pearce to Buffalo (IL) for a rehab assignment. round, at Seaside, California, TGC National League Schedule-Winners At Ekaterinburg, Russia a senior, Golsan hit .398 with 19 RBIs, sev- HORSE RACING France vs. Peru, 10 a.m. ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS — Sent RHP Feb. 11 — x-Advance Auto Parts Clash (Brad Shelby Miller to Visalia (Cal) for a rehab en doubles, four triples and 42 runs scored. Keselowski) Tuesday, June 26 7:30 a.m. — Breeders’ Cup Challenge Series: Feb. 15 — x-Can-Am Duel 1 (Ryan Blaney) At Sochi, Russia assignment. For his career, he was a .416 hitter with four Royal Ascot, Queen Anne Stakes, at Ascot, Feb. 15 — x-Can-Am Duel 2 (Chase Elliott) Australia vs. Peru, 9 a.m. ATLANTA BRAVES — Optioned LHP Luiz home runs, 59 RBIs, 34 doubles, six triples, England, NBC Sports Network Feb. 18 — Daytona 500 (Austin Dillon) At Moscow Gohara to Gwinnett (IL). Feb. 25 — Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 (Kevin Denmark vs. France, 9 a.m. CHICAGO CUBS — Signed OF Brennen Harvick) and 113 runs. He played an integral role in MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL March 4 — Penzoil 400 (Kevin Harvick) Davis and RHP Paul Richan to minor league leading New Hope High to the program’s first 6 p.m. — Regional coverage, Baltimore at March 11 — TicketGuardian 500 (Kevin GROUP D contracts. Harvick) Saturday’s Games LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Signed RHP back-to-back state titles (Class 5A) in 2013 Washington OR Seattle at N.Y. Yankees, MLB March 18 — Auto Club 400 (Martin Truex Jr.) At Moscow Drew Hutchison to a minor league contract. March 26 — STP 500 (Clint Bowyer) Network Argentina 1, Iceland 1 MILWAUKEE BREWERS — Optioned RHP and 2014. April 8 — O’Reilly Auto Parts 500 (Kyle Busch) At Kalinigrad, Russia Jorge Lopez to Colorado Springs (PCL). 6 p.m. — Atlanta at Toronto, Fox Sports Southeast April 15 — Food City 500 (Kyle Busch) Croatia 2, Nigeria 0 Golsan said he didn’t hire an agent to nego- April 21 — Toyota Owners 400 (Kyle Busch) Recalled RHP Adrian Houser from Colorado Thursday’s Games 9 p.m. — Arizona at L.A. Angels, ESPN April 29 — GEICO 500 (Joey Logano) Springs. Signed LHP Clayton Andrews to a tiate a contract with the Rockies. He declined At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia SOCCER May 6 — AAA 400 Drive for Autism (Kevin minor league contract. to discuss the deal he signed June 11, but he Harvick) Argentina vs. Croatia, 1 p.m. 7 a.m. — FIFA World Cup, Group stage: Group H, May 12 — KC Masterpiece 400 (Kevin Harvick) At Volgograd, Russia SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Signed said it was a fair offer for a senior coming out Colombia vs. Japan, at Saransk, Russia, FS1 May 19 — x-NASCAR All-Star Open Nigeria vs. Iceland, 10 a.m. LHP Bryce Tucker; SSs Edison Mora, Jett (AJ Allmendinger) Tuesday, June 26 Manning and Marcos Campos; 3B David Villar, of college who really didn’t have any leverage. May 19 — x-NASCAR All-Star Race (Kevin Sean Roby and Abidel Layer; Cs Joey Bart, 10 a.m. — FIFA World Cup, Group stage: Group Harvick) At St. Petersburg, Russia Golsan said he knew he wanted to continue H, Poland vs. Senegal, at Moscow, WLOV May 27 — Coca-Cola 600 (Kyle Busch) Nigeria vs. Argentina, 1 p.m. Angel Guzman, Fabian Pena and Braden June 3 — Pocono 400 (Martin Truex Jr.) At Rostov-on-Don, Russia Frankenfort; OFs Patrick Hilson, George Bell, playing baseball, so he realized the chance to 1 p.m. — FIFA World Cup, Group stage: Groupa June 10 — FireKeepers Casino 400 (Clint Iceland vs. Croatia, 1 p.m. Randy Norris, Kwan Adkins and Austin Edgette; Bowyer) and RHPs Sean Hjelle, Jake Wong, Blake sign with the Rockies was an ideal opportuni- A, Russia vs. Egypt, at St. Petersburg, Russia, June 24 — Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sonoma, GROUP E Rivera, Keaton Winn, Solomon Bates, WLOV Calif. Sunday’s Games ty for him to raise his profile and to prove he July 1 — Overton’s 400, Joliet, Ill. Ben Madison, Alex DuBord, Matt Frisbee, can play in the professional ranks. July 7 — Coke Zero 400, Daytona Beach, Fla. At Samara, Russia Trenton Toplikar, Clay Helvey, Ben Strahm, July 14 — Quaker State 400, Sparta, Ky. Serbia 1, Costa Rica 0 Preston White, Travis Perry, Ryan Walker, Chris “It has been cool to think back (to his July 22 — New Hampshire 301, Loudon At Rostov-on-Don, Russia Roberts and Trevor Horn to minor league July 29 — Gander Outdoors 400, Long Pond, Switzerland 1, Brazil 1, tie Sunday’s Golf Scores contracts. younger days),” Golsan said. “I have gotten Pa. Friday’s Games ST. LOUIS CARDINALS — Agreed to terms Aug. 5 — GoBowling at The Glen, Watkins At St. Petersburg, Russia text messages from old coaches and high PGA Tour U.S. Open Glen, N.Y. with LHP Colin Schmid, RHP Parker Kelly, SS At Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, Southampton, New York Brazil vs. Costa Rica, 7 a.m. Aug. 12 — Consumers Energy 400, Brooklyn, Michael Perri and C Benito Santiago. school and summer ball coaches, all of the Purse: $12 million / Yardage: 7,445; Par: 70 / a-amateur Mich. At Kalinigrad, Russia Final Aug. 18 — Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race, Serbia vs. Switzerland, 1 p.m. American Association people who put in the time and effort, includ- Brooks Koepka (600), $2,160,000...... 75-66-72-68—281 Bristol, Tenn. Wednesday, June 27 FARGO-MOORHEAD REDHAWKS — Tommy Fleetwood (330), $1,296,000...... 75-66-78-63—282 Sept. 2 — Bojangles’ Southern 500, Released C Joe DeLuca. Signed C Quinn Irey. ing my mom and my dad, to help me to get Dustin Johnson (210), $812,927...... 69-67-77-70—283 At Moscow Darlington, S.C. Serbia vs. Brazil, 1 p.m. GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — Signed where I am. It is really a blessing.” Patrick Reed (150), $569,884...... 73-72-71-68—284 Sept. 9 — Big Machine Brickyard 400, Tony Finau (120), $474,659...... 75-72-66-72—285 Indianapolis At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia RHP Brendan Jenkins. Golsan said he hasn’t had an opportuni- Daniel Berger (98), $361,923...... 76-71-66-73—286 Sept. 16 — South Point 400, Las Vegas Switzerland vs. Costa Rica, 1 p.m. LINCOLN SALTDOGS — Signed LHP Kyle Tyrrell Hatton (98), $361,923...... 75-70-72-69—286 Sept. 22 — Federated Auto Parts 400, Kinman. ty to reflect on his success at Ole Miss. He Xander Schauffele (98), $361,923...... 72-74-72-68—286 Richmond, Va. GROUP F ST. PAUL SAINTS — Signed C Connor Olson Henrik Stenson (98), $361,923...... 71-70-74-71—286 Sept. 30 — Bank of America 500, Concord, Sunday’s Game takes pride in the fact he played four different Justin Rose (80), $270,151...... 71-70-73-73—287 and RHP John Straka. N.C. At Moscow Webb Simpson (80), $270,151...... 76-71-71-69—287 Oct. 7 — TBA, Dover, Del. TEXAS AIRHOGS — Signed RHP Carlos positions in four years in Oxford. Shortstop, Matthew Fitzpatrick, $221,825...... 73-70-75-70—288 Oct. 14 — 1000Bulbs.com 500, Talladega, Ala. Mexico 1, Germany 0 Contreras. Zach Johnson (68), $221,825...... 73-73-72-70—288 Oct. 21 — Hollywood Casino 400, Kansas Today’s Game Frontier League his primary position at New Hope, wasn’t Russell Knox (68), $221,825...... 73-71-75-69—288 At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia City, Kan. FLORENCE FREEDOM — Signed 2B Caleb Kiradech Aphibarnrat, $190,328...... 76-72-68-73—289 Oct. 28 — First Data 500, Martinsville, Va. Sweden 1, Republic of Korea 0 one of them. Golsan feels his future will be Lopes. Paul Casey (56), $163,435...... 73-73-73-71—290 Nov. 4 — AAA Texas 500, Fort Worth Saturday, June 23 HaoTong Li, $163,435...... 79-68-74-69—290 in the outfield. He started 53 games in right Nov. 11 — Can-Am 500, Avondale, Ariz. At Rostov-on-Don, Russia GATEWAY GRIZZLIES — Signed RHP Taso Hideki Matsuyama (56), $163,435...... 75-70-79-66—290 Nov. 18 — Ford Ecoboost 400, Homestead, Fla. Stathopoulos. Louis Oosthuizen (56), $163,435...... 74-72-75-69—290 South Korea vs. Mexico, 10 a.m. field and three more in center field as a junior x-non-points race COLLEGE Rickie Fowler (46), $122,387...... 73-69-84-65—291 At Sochi, Russia before taking over in center field in his final Brian Gay (46), $122,387...... 73-74-70-74—291 Germany vs. Sweden, 1 p.m. CHARLESTON SOUTHERN — Named Arlon Charley Hoffman (46), $122,387...... 71-69-77-74—291 Basketball Wednesday, June 27 Harper assistant men’s basketball coach. season. Dylan Meyer, $122,387...... 77-69-71-74—291 At Kazan, Russia PRESBYTERIAN — Named David Williams Steve Stricker (46), $122,387...... 73-75-73-70—291 WNBA South Korea vs. Germany, 9 a.m. softball coach. Named Kenia Cole assistant Golsan understands it is on him now that Aaron Baddeley (32), $79,200...... 74-72-77-69—292 EASTERN CONFERENCE Jason Dufner (32), $79,200...... 70-74-79-69—292 W L Pct GB At Ekaterinburg, Russia women’s basketball coach. he is a pro. He said players are responsible Matthieu Pavon, $79,200...... 71-77-74-70—292 Connecticut 7 4 .636 — Mexico vs. Sweden, 9 a.m. SOUTH CAROLINA — Named Ben Dietrich for getting workouts in before they report to Bryson DeChambeau (32), $79,200...... 76-69-73-74—292 Atlanta 6 5 .545 1 assistant men’s golf coach. Branden Grace (32), $79,200...... 76-69-72-75—292 Washington 6 5 .545 1 GROUP G WOFFORD — Named Trey McCray outside the field for hitting, defensive work, and other Russell Henley (32), $79,200...... 69-73-77-73—292 New York 3 6 .333 3 Today’s Games Chicago 3 7 .300 3½ linebackers coach. Charles Howell III (32), $79,200...... 71-72-77-72—292 At Sochi, Russia training. Golsan said sticking to a routine will Francesco Molinari (32), $79,200...... 75-72-72-73—292 Indiana 1 10 .091 6 Alex Noren (32), $79,200...... 72-72-77-71—292 WESTERN CONFERENCE Belgium vs. Panama, 10 a.m. help him make all of the adjustments he will Ian Poulter (32), $79,200...... 69-72-76-75—292 W L Pct GB At Volgograd, Russia Boxing Justin Thomas (32), $79,200...... 74-70-74-74—292 Phoenix 10 3 .769 — Tunisia vs. England, 1 p.m. Schedule face in the minor leagues. Los Angeles 8 2 .800 ½ Rafa Cabrera Bello (20), $54,054...... 73-71-76-73—293 Saturday, June 23 June 23 Bill Haas (20), $54,054...... 76-72-74-71—293 Seattle 8 3 .727 1 At Moscow As for hitting, the biggest transition Gol- Dallas 5 4 .556 3 At Paris, France, Nordine Oubaali vs. Petch Brian Harman (20), $54,054...... 74-70-78-71—293 Belgium vs. Tunisia, 7 a.m. Minnesota 4 6 .400 4½ Sor Chipatanna, 12, for the vacant WBC san said he will have to make is learning to hit Pat Perez (20), $54,054...... 73-71-77-72—293 Sunday, June 24 Gary Woodland (20), $54,054...... 79-69-70-75—293 Las Vegas 3 9 .250 6½ bantamweight title. At Nizhny Novgorod, Russia consistently with a wood bat. Sam Burns, $43,028...... 71-76-75-72—294 At O2 Arena, London, Billy Joe Saunders Ryan Fox, $43,028...... 73-72-74-75—294 Late Saturday England vs. Panama, 7 a.m. “I knew it was going to be almost exact- Patrick Rodgers (15), $43,028...... 72-72-83-67—294 Phoenix 89, Connecticut 72 Thursday, June 28 vs. Martin Murray, 12, for Saunders’ WBO Jhonattan Vegas (15), $43,028...... 76-72-73-73—294 Sunday’s Games At Saransk, Russia middleweight title; Daniel Dubois vs. Tom ly like SEC play with power arms with good Patrick Cantlay (12), $34,716...... 75-71-76-73—295 Los Angeles 81, Chicago 72 Panama vs. Tunisia, 1 p.m. Little, 10, heavyweights; Ohara Davies Marc Leishman (12), $34,716...... 74-69-78-74—295 Phoenix 92, Las Vegas 80 vs. Josh Leather, 12, junior welterweights; stuff,” Golsan said of the adjustment to minor Today’s Games At Kalinigrad, Russia Scott Piercy (12), $34,716...... 69-71-79-76—295 Darryll Williams vs. Lennox Clarke, 10, super league pitchers. “The wood bats are a little Ross Fisher (9), $27,952...... 76-71-79-70—296 No games scheduled England vs. Belgium, 1 p.m. Phil Mickelson (9), $27,952...... 77-69-81-69—296 Tuesday’s Games middleweights. heavier and a little longer. I am going to have Jim Furyk (9), $27,952...... 73-71-72-80—296 Atlanta at New York, 6 p.m. GROUP H At Oaxaca, Mexico, Miguel Berchelt vs. Brandt Snedeker (9), $27,952...... 72-76-73-75—296 Chicago at Washington, 6 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Jonathan Victor Barros, 12, for Berchelt’s WBC Dallas at Minnesota, 7 p.m. to work on my timing. Being a little late on Peter Uihlein (9), $27,952...... 75-72-75-74—296 At Saransk, Russia junior lightweight title. Tim Wilkinson, $27,952...... 76-72-78-70—296 Las Vegas at Seattle, 9 p.m. fastballs (in his first game), I need to have a Indiana at Los Angeles, 9:30 p.m. Colombia vs. Japan, 7 a.m. At the Belasco Theater, Los Angeles (ESPN), a-Luis Gagne, $0...... 73-74-75-74—296 At Moscow a-Matt Parziale, $0...... 74-73-74-75—296 Wednesday’s Games Vergil Ortiz Jr. vs. Juan Carlos Salgado, 10, quicker approach and get stronger and han- Dean Burmester, $25,426...... 75-73-75-74—297 No games scheduled Poland vs. Senegal, 10 a.m. super lightweights. Mickey DeMorat, $25,426...... 72-72-80-73—297 Sunday, June 24 June 30 dle the bat better. At Ekaterinburg, Russia Tyler Duncan (6), $25,426...... 77-67-81-72—297 At Chesapeake Arena, Oklahoma City, (ESPN), Chris Naegel, $25,426...... 73-73-75-76—297 Soccer Japan vs. Senegal, 10 a.m. “I have to figure out my routine and stick Gilberto Ramirez vs. Roamer Alexis Angulo, Jimmy Walker (6), $25,426...... 75-70-79-73—297 At Kazan, Russia Major League Soccer 12, for Ramirez’s WBO super middleweight to it. I am going out there and playing the Calum Hill, $24,692...... 75-69-81-73—298 EASTERN CONFERENCE Poland vs. Colombia, 1 p.m. Andrew Johnston (5), $24,448...... 73-73-82-71—299 W L T Pts GF GA Thursday, June 28 title; Alex Saucedo vs. Lenny Zappavigna, 10, game the right way. That is what pro ball is Brendan Steele (5), $24,203...... 72-73-75-80—300 junior welterweights. Cameron Wilson, $23,959...... 75-73-76-77—301 Atlanta United FC 10 3 3 33 33 19 At Volgograd, Russia about: having a routine and sticking to it.” Kevin Chappell (5), $23,714...... 75-72-78-77—302 New York City FC 8 3 4 28 30 20 Japan vs. Poland, 9 a.m. July 7 a-Will Grimmer, $0...... 73-72-78-80—303 Columbus 7 4 6 27 22 16 At Samara, Russia At Astana, Kazakhstan, Beibut Shumenov Tommy Golsan, Will’s father, said he and Byeong Hun An (4), $23,470...... 71-76-81-78—306 New York 8 4 2 26 30 16 Senegal vs. Colombia, 9 a.m. vs. Hizni Altunkaya, 12, for the vacant WBA New England 6 4 6 24 27 23 cruiserweight title. his wife, Sondra, and the rest of their family Orlando City 6 8 1 19 24 31 Meijer LPGA Classic At Save Mart Arena, Fresno, Calif. (ESPN), will do their best to follow the Grand Junction At Blythefield CC, Grand Rapids, Michigan Chicago 5 7 4 19 23 28 Tennis Purse: $2 million / Yardage: 6,624; Par: 72 / a-amateur) Philadelphia 5 7 3 18 16 21 Jose Ramirez vs. Danny O’Connor, 12, for Rockies any way they can. He also envisions Final Montreal 5 11 0 15 18 31 ATP World Tour Ramirez’s WBC junior welterweight title. So Yeon Ryu, $300,000...... 64-67-69-67—267 Toronto FC 4 7 3 15 23 27 MercedesCup At Kobe, Japan, Ryuya Yamanaka vs. Vic some trips out west to see Will play in the Caroline Masson, $182,956...... 67-66-68-68—269 D.C. United 2 6 4 10 19 24 Saludar, 12, for Yamanaka’s WBO strawweight Lydia Ko, $132,721...... 69-67-67-67—270 Sunday WESTERN CONFERENCE At TC Weissenhof title; Reiya Konishi vs. Orlie Silvestre, 12, for eight-team Pioneer League, which also has Jacqui Concolino, $71,820...... 69-67-69-66—271 W L T Pts GF GA Azahara Munoz, $71,820...... 68-70-65-68—271 Stuttgart, Germany the WBO Asia Pacific junior flyweight title. teams in Montana, Idaho, and Utah. Sporting K.C. 8 2 5 29 28 14 Purse: $772,000 (WT250) Angela Stanford, $71,820...... 68-67-66-70—271 FC Dallas 8 1 5 29 24 14 July 14 Lee-Anne Pace, $71,820...... 67-67-64-73—271 Surface: Clay-Outdoor “I am under the inclination that based on Los Angeles FC 7 4 3 24 29 24 Singles At London, George Groves vs. Callum Smith, Anna Nordqvist, $71,820...... 66-68-64-73—271 12, for Groves’ WBA super middleweight title where he came from and what he has done Nelly Korda, $40,901...... 70-68-68-66—272 Vancouver 6 5 5 23 26 30 Championship Lexi Thompson, $40,901...... 68-70-67-67—272 Real Salt Lake 7 7 1 22 19 29 Roger Federer (1), Switzerland, def. Milos (World Boxing Super Series final). with his experience it is not going to take as Moriya Jutanugarn, $40,901...... 70-69-65-68—272 Portland 6 3 4 22 20 18 Raonic (7), Canada, 6-4, 7-6 (3). At Lakefront Arena, New Orleans (ESPN), Ariya Jutanugarn, $35,058...... 69-70-72-62—273 Houston 6 5 3 21 29 21 Doubles Regis Prograis vs. Juan Jose Velasco, 12, for LA Galaxy 6 7 2 20 22 23 Championship much as high school guys or guys who don’t Hee Young Park, $27,846...... 73-66-69-66—274 Prograis’ WBC interim junior welterweight title. Jin Young Ko, $27,846...... 70-69-68-67—274 Minnesota United 5 8 1 16 17 26 Philipp Petzschner and Tim Puetz, Germany, have as much experience to progress pretty Su Oh, $27,846...... 66-68-73-67—274 Seattle 3 8 2 11 10 17 def. Robert Lindstedt, Sweden, and Marcin July 15 quickly up to A or advanced A,” Tommy Gol- Lizette Salas, $27,846...... 66-72-67-69—274 San Jose 2 9 4 10 24 31 Matkowski, Poland, 7-6 (5), 6-3. At Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, Lucas Matthysse Michelle Wie, $27,846...... 69-67-69-69—274 Colorado 2 9 3 9 16 26 WTA Nature Valley Open vs. Manny Pacquiao, 12, for Matthysse’s WBA san said. “That’s what we hope.” Sophia Popov, $27,846...... 67-68-67-72—274 World welterweight title; Moruti Mthalane vs. Sakura Yokomine, $27,846...... 68-64-70-72—274 NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Sunday Golsan didn’t play Sunday in Grand Junc- Cristie Kerr, $23,038...... 70-66-71-68—275 At Nottingham Tennis Centre Muhammad Waseem, 12, for the vacant IBF Jaye Marie Green, $20,284...... 73-66-71-66—276 Nottingham, England flyweight title; Carlos Canizales vs. Bin Lu, Saturday’s Games Purse: $226,750 (Intl.) tion’s 7-3 loss to Orem. 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The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Monday, June 18, 2018 3B MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL COLLEGE BASEBALL: World Series AMERICAN LEAGUE East Division W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away Teheran New York 46 21 .687 — — 7-3 L-1 26-11 20-10 Texas Tech surprises Florida Boston 49 24 .671 — — 6-4 W-1 23-11 26-13 Tampa Bay 33 38 .465 15 12½ 5-5 W-1 15-16 18-22 By ERIC OLSON Schedule Toronto 33 38 .465 15 12½ 7-3 W-3 19-19 14-19 The Associated Press At TD Ameritrade Park Omaha, Omaha, Nebraska throws Baltimore 20 50 .286 27½ 25 1-9 W-1 11-23 9-27 (Double Elimination) Central Division OMAHA, Neb. — The Texas Tech Saturday’s Games W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away baseball team cleared the hurdle of win- Game 1 — North Carolina 8, Oregon State 6 Cleveland 37 33 .529 — — 5-5 W-1 21-13 16-20 ning a College World Series opener. It Game 2 — Mississippi State 1, Washington 0 Detroit 36 37 .493 2½ 10½ 7-3 W-5 23-17 13-20 Sunday’s Games was a high one, too. six no-hit Minnesota 31 37 .456 5 13 5-5 L-1 17-17 14-20 Game 3 — Arkansas (44-19) vs. Texas (42-21), 1 p.m. Chicago 24 46 .343 13 21 4-6 L-4 12-24 12-22 Gabe Holt hit a tiebreaking single in Game 4 — Texas Tech (44-18) vs. Florida (47-19), 6 p.m. Kansas City 22 49 .310 15½ 23½ 1-9 L-6 10-26 12-23 the fifth inning and drove in an insur- Today’s Games West Division ance run in the ninth to lead Texas Tech Game 5 — Oregon State (49-11-1) vs. Washington 35-25), W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away 1 p.m. innings to a 6-3 victory against reigning national Game 6 — North Carolina (44-18) vs. Mississippi State Houston 48 25 .658 — — 10-0 W-11 19-14 29-11 champion Florida on Sunday night. (38-27), 6 p.m. Seattle 46 26 .639 1½ — 7-3 L-1 25-14 21-12 Tuesday’s Games By CHARLES ODUM Los Angeles 38 34 .528 9½ 8 4-6 L-2 17-18 21-16 The Red Raiders (45-18) won their CWS opener for the first time in their three ap- Game 7 — Texas (42-22) vs. Florida (47-20), 1 p.m. The Associated Press Oakland 36 36 .500 11½ 10 5-5 W-2 20-20 16-16 Game 8 — Arkansas (45-19) vs. Texas Tech (45-18), 6 p.m. Texas 29 44 .397 19 17½ 3-7 W-2 15-24 14-20 pearances, and they did it against the No. 1 Wednesday’s Game ATLANTA — Some ex- overall seed in the NCAA tournament and Game 9 — Game 5 winner vs. Game 6 loser, 6 p.m. tra rest left Julio Teheran NATIONAL LEAGUE a first-round draft pick in starting pitcher Thursday’s Game East Division feeling so strong he was un- Brady Singer. Game 10 — Game 7 winner vs. Game 8 loser, 7 p.m. W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away “There are a lot of good teammates Friday’s Games hittable for six innings. Atlanta 42 29 .592 — — 6-4 W-2 21-13 21-16 Game 11 — Game 6 winner vs. Game 9 winner, 2 p.m. That was more good Washington 37 31 .544 3½ — 4-6 L-3 15-16 22-15 on this team, and they’re thankful we’re Game 12 — Game 8 winner vs. Game 10 winner, 7 p.m. news for an Atlanta rotation Philadelphia 37 32 .536 4 ½ 5-5 W-2 22-12 15-20 in the position we’re in. They don’t take Saturday, June 23 that is gaining momentum. New York 30 38 .441 10½ 7 3-7 W-2 13-21 17-17 it for granted,” Tech coach Tim Tadlock x-Game 13 — Game 6 winner vs. Game 9 winner, 2 p.m. x-Game 14 — Game 8 winner vs. Game 10 winner, 7 p.m. Teheran pitched six no- Miami 28 44 .389 14½ 11 6-4 L-1 14-21 14-23 said. “There aren’t too many guys in Central Division hit innings before being there after we won tonight saying, ‘Hey, Championship Series W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away we’ve got this figured out.’ pulled from his first start Milwaukee 42 29 .592 — — 5-5 L-2 21-14 21-15 (Best-of-three) since coming off the dis- Chicago 40 28 .588 ½ — 6-4 L-1 19-13 21-15 “That’s one game. Really proud of our Monday, June 25 St. Louis 37 32 .536 4 ½ 5-5 W-1 21-18 16-14 guys of how we went out and competed. Pairings TBD, 6 p.m. abled list, and Atlanta reliev- Tuesday, June 26 Pittsburgh 35 36 .493 7 3½ 4-6 L-1 20-16 15-20 We were going to have to do that each ers gave up six hits Sunday Pairings TBD, 6 p.m. Cincinnati 26 45 .366 16 12½ 5-5 W-1 11-23 15-22 while finishing off a 4-1 vic- inning to come out on the right side. And x-Wednesday, June 27 West Division Pairings TBD, 6 p.m. tory against the San Diego W L Pct GB WCGB L10 Str Home Away See Texas Tech, 5B Padres. Arizona 39 32 .549 — — 7-3 L-2 23-16 16-16 Teheran’s velocity was Los Angeles 37 33 .529 1½ 1 7-3 L-1 20-19 17-14 up, with his fastball hitting San Francisco 35 37 .486 4½ 4 4-6 W-1 19-11 16-26 Colorado 34 37 .479 5 4½ 2-8 L-2 11-19 23-18 Eight-run inning sparks Arkansas 92 mph. He had been closer San Diego 34 40 .459 6½ 6 5-5 L-2 18-21 16-19 to 89 mph before he missed By ERIC OLSON Bonfield delivered the inning, had a couple of runs less than two weeks with a American League National League The Associated Press first home run of the CWS in, had a rain delay, and sore thumb. The boost in Late Saturday Late Saturday with his two-run shot to came out and really just his fastball also helped his Chicago Cubs 6, St. Louis 3 Seattle 1, Boston 0 OMAHA, Neb. — Once left for a 3-2 lead in the did a nice job scoring some offspeed pitches. Sunday’s Games L.A. Dodgers 3, San Francisco 1 the Arkansas baseball N.Y. Mets 5, Arizona 1 fifth. Parker Joe Robinson runs there that gave us an “Those 10 days helped Baltimore 10, Miami 4 team got rolling against Sunday’s Games took over for Texas starter opportunity to relax a little me to get everything on Toronto 8, Washington 6 Baltimore 10, Miami 4 Texas in the sixth inning, Nolan Kingham (8-5) to bit.” track,” Teheran said. “... It Cleveland 4, Minnesota 1 Toronto 8, Washington 6 nothing could stop the Ra- start the sixth and walked The Razorbacks swept was kind of fun to have my Tampa Bay 3, N.Y. Yankees 1 Atlanta 4, San Diego 1 zorbacks — not even the the only two batters he the Longhorns 13-4 and 7-5 stuff back.” Detroit 3, Chicago White Sox 1 Cincinnati 8, Pittsburgh 6 weather. Philadelphia 10, Milwaukee 9 faced. That started a pa- in Fayetteville in March, Teheran (5-4) struck out Houston 7, Kansas City 4 Five-straight batters Texas 13, Colorado 12 Texas 13, Colorado 12 rade of pitchers who ei- but this was the first time a season-high 11, walked N.Y. Mets 5, Arizona 3 had reached base when Oakland 6, L.A. Angels 5, 11 innings ther struggled to find the the old rivals from the three and threw 95 pitches San Francisco 4, L.A. Dodgers 1 the teams were pulled Boston 9, Seattle 3 strike zone or got dinged Southwest Conference while recording 15 consec- St. Louis 5, Chicago Cubs 0 from the field for a weath- Today’s Games Today’s Games for single after single. days had been matched in utive outs. Manager Brian er delay. When play re- N.Y. Yankees (TBD) at Washington N.Y. Yankees (TBD) at Washington Texas hadn’t given up the CWS since 2004. Snitker said he could imme- sumed 2 hours, 49 min- (TBD), 4:05 p.m., 1st game (TBD), 4:05 p.m., 1st game so many runs in an inning Arkansas starter diately see the difference in Milwaukee (Chacin 6-1) at Pittsburgh utes later, five more in a N.Y. Yankees (Gray 4-4) at Washington this season. Blaine Knight (13-0), the the right-hander’s pitchers. (Fedde 0-1), 6:05 p.m., 2nd game (Williams 5-4), 6:05 p.m. row got on base. “I’m not shell- Baltimore Orioles’ third- “It was just good to Chicago White Sox (Covey 3-1) at N.Y. Yankees (Gray 4-4) at Washington What turned into an (Fedde 0-1), 6:05 p.m., 2nd game see the life on the fastball Cleveland (Bauer 5-5), 6:10 p.m. eight-run sixth carried shocked,” Longhorns round draft pick, allowed St. Louis (Mikolas 7-2) at Philadelphia coach David Pierce said. two runs on four hits and again,” Snitker said. Tampa Bay (Stanek 1-1) at Houston (Cole (Pivetta 4-6), 6:05 p.m. Arkansas to an 11-5 win in Teheran’s changeup and 8-1), 7:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers (Maeda 4-4) at Chicago its College World Series “It’s just part of it. It’s a walk in five innings. He slider also were effective. Texas (Colon 3-4) at Kansas City Cubs (Chatwood 3-5), 7:05 p.m. opener Sunday. not the way we wished it struck out four while set- “He was throwing all his (Kennedy 1-6), 7:15 p.m. N.Y. Mets (deGrom 4-2) at Colorado had gone. Unfortunately, ting the school season re- (Anderson 4-1), 7:40 p.m. “We have such a bal- pitches for strikes,” said San Arizona (Greinke 5-5) at L.A. Angels anced lineup, and we all it got away from us, and cord for wins. (Barria 5-2), 9:07 p.m. Arizona (Greinke 5-5) at L.A. Angels Diego’s Cory Spangenberg. (Barria 5-2), 9:07 p.m. know what we’re trying to we couldn’t overcome the “The 13-0 thing, I Tuesday’s Games “I know through three at- Miami (Smith 5-6) at San Francisco deficit.” chalk it up as another win Baltimore (Hess 2-3) at Washington do at the plate,” Arkansas’ bats I only got one fastball. (Suarez 2-4), 9:15 p.m. Luke Bonfield said. “Once In all, Arkansas sent for the team,” he said. “I’ll (TBD), 6:05 p.m. Tuesday’s Games 14 batters to the plate and do what I can to get a win When a pitcher is doing that, Seattle (Gonzales 7-3) at N.Y. Yankees Baltimore (Hess 2-3) at Washington Casey Martin had that he’s pretty tough to hit.” (German 1-4), 6:05 p.m. (TBD), 6:05 p.m. leadoff hit after the rain Texas used five pitchers for this team and keep us Over the last 11 home Atlanta (TBD) at Toronto (Garcia 2-5), Milwaukee (Peralta 1-0) at Pittsburgh delay, everything snow- in an inning that matched going.” games, Braves starters 6:07 p.m. (Taillon 4-5), 6:05 p.m. balled, and we got a ton Arkansas’ biggest of the Big 12 player of the St. Louis (Weaver 3-6) at Philadelphia have a 1.00 earned run aver- Chicago White Sox (Rodon 0-1) at season. year Kody Clemens, son (Velasquez 5-7), 6:05 p.m. more momentum and we age, allowing eight earned Cleveland (Clevinger 5-2), 6:10 p.m. Atlanta (TBD) at Toronto (Garcia 2-5), never let up on the gas.” For the game, eight of seven-time Cy Young runs in 72 innings. No start- Detroit (Boyd 4-4) at Cincinnati (Romano 6:07 p.m. The Razorbacks (45- Arkansas batters had at Award winner Roger Cle- er allowed more than two 3-7), 6:10 p.m. Detroit (Boyd 4-4) at Cincinnati (Romano 19) scored double-digit least one hit and seven mens and one of the hot- runs during the streak. Boston (Sale 6-4) at Minnesota (Berrios 3-7), 6:10 p.m. runs for the fourth time drove in a run. test hitters in the postsea- L.A. Dodgers (Hill 1-2) at Chicago Cubs The bid for a combined 7-5), 7:10 p.m. in six NCAA tournament “We went from down 2-1 son, was 1 for 5 with two Tampa Bay (Snell 8-4) at Houston (Montgomery 2-2), 7:05 p.m. no-hitter ended with one out wins and had their high- to up 3-2 and it happened strikeouts. (Verlander 9-2), 7:10 p.m. N.Y. Mets (Vargas 2-5) at Colorado (Marquez 4-7), 7:40 p.m. with two outs,” Razorbacks “Everyone is down in the seventh when reliever Texas (Hamels 3-6) at Kansas City est total in 28 CWS games. Arizona (Koch 5-3) at L.A. Angels (TBD), Shane Carle allowed a sin- (Hammel 2-7), 7:15 p.m. The Longhorns (42-22), coach Dave Van Horn said. right now,” Texas center 9:07 p.m. “That was the swing we fielder Tate Shaw said. gle to Spangenberg. Freddy Arizona (Koch 5-3) at L.A. Angels (TBD), Oakland (Blackburn 1-1) at San Diego in the CWS for a record Galvis added another single 9:07 p.m. (Lauer 3-4), 9:10 p.m. 36th time, lost their third- were looking for to get us “I’m sure every one of us before Carle pitched out of Oakland (Blackburn 1-1) at San Diego Miami (Straily 2-2) at San Francisco straight opener in Omaha going a little bit. And then, will get over it. It’s base- the jam. (Lauer 3-4), 9:10 p.m. (Rodriguez 1-1), 9:15 p.m. opener since 2011. obviously, we set up the big ball. Got to forget.” Clash Continued from Page 1B in an attempt to preserve Golden Egg Street Stock his tires. Pierce had been Nationals at Magnolia running the top for most earlier this year, when of the race. McRee and Bryan Fort- After falling to third ner passed Seratt late late, Pierce gave it a “last- in the race. Fortner ulti- ditch effort” to run the mately won the race, with top and try to mow down McRee and Seratt finish- O’Neal. ing second and third, re- “Taking the longer spectively. way around the track isn’t “These guys race two always the easiest way, or three times a week,” but if you hit it right, it’s Seratt said. “Justin’s a the fastest way,” Pierce car builder, so this is his said. “Those last few laps, life. This is our third time I gave it everything I had. out in this car all year, so If a couple of things could David Miller/Special to The Dispatch it looks like we’re gon- have fallen my way, we Josh Roberts (1) battles Bobby Pierce down the back na have to get a little bit stretch in the Clash at The MAG at Magnolia Motor - more serious if we’re go- would have been in victo Speedway in Columbus. Pierce finished second and ry lane.” Roberts took third. ing to come up here. But Richards finished when we do, I think we’ll McRee edges Seratt in on him there and kept get- third, while Scott Bloom- ting the door shut on us. be trouble. quist, who’d also fallen thriller When we came up off of Johnny Stokes, Fort- to the rear after exiting Justin McRee and (turn) two on that last lap, ner, and Lee Ray rounded for repairs under a cau- David Miller/Special to The Dispatch Preston Seratt continued I saw that lap car there. I out the top five. tion, took fourth. Tim Hudson O’Neal celebrates his first Lucas Oil series win their late-race fireworks was gonna put it in there n In other race action, McCreadie finishedSaturday at the Clash at The MAG at Magnolia Motor in big-money races Sat- Monte Skinner won the Speedway in Columbus. hard, not lean on him, but fifth. urday, as McRee passed when I seen the lap car, Durrence Layne Late Richards led for the lead-cars Saturday, he those (skidder) tires and Seratt on the last lap and he slid the right rear and Model feature. Jamey majority of the race and had to fight the urge to kept knocking them in a held him off at the finish it put me in a position to Boland, Evan Ellis, Chad finished with a rear-left venture to the top. little bit, and that helped line for a $2,000 Street win.” Thrash, and Brad Berry flat after McCreadie got “I’d kind of ran the me get a little lower down Stocks prize. Seratt got underneath rounded out the top five. into the back of him with middle of the bottom there. Seratt started on the McRee in turns three Jamie Pickard won the 12 laps to go, he said. the whole race,” O’Neal “Whenever it gets that pole and led the first 29 and four. They were door Durrence Layne Sports- “Had that not hap- said. “That top was real- slick all the way across, laps. He held off sever- to door at the checkered man feature. Nick Trash, pened, I don’t know if we ly good early. I was just you don’t exactly know al hard charges from flag, but McRee held off Chace Pennington, Tony could have held them off telling myself, ‘Save my where to go. Some people McRee as he protected Seratt in a photo finish. Shelton, and Chad Mc- or not,” Richards said. tires. Save my tires and are running through the the bottom of the track. “It was pretty close,” Cool rounded out the top “It certainly would have don’t use them up.’ Other black, and some people But on the last lap, Seratt Seratt said. “It’d be inter- five. helped our chances.” guys got a little bit better are chasing moisture. It’s was hung up by a lap-car esting to see it on video. Cody Chism won the O’Neal said his crew than I did, but I just told hard to read, and you just off turn two, and McRee It made for some good Factory Stocks feature. made “significant chang- myself to not give up on have to go wherever you pounced underneath. racing.” Heath Beard, Tyler Col- es” Friday after heat rac- that bottom. There was have the momentum. I’m “I tried to race him as The battle between lett, Corey Adank, and es, and after not making a lot still left down there. just happy it worked out clean as possible,” McRee McRee and Seratt mir- Dale Ott rounded out the up much ground with the Some people kept hitting for us.” said. “We got a few runs rored the finish to the top five. 4B Monday, June 18, 2018 The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com COLLEGE BASEBALL: World Series UNC will go with No. 3 starter vs. MSU By Brett Hudson Notebook in Game 2 of the NCAA tourna- [email protected] ment’s Nashville Super Regional. He earned a no decision after walk- OMAHA, Neb. — The beauty of Small lower than it did and possibly ing one and striking out six in a the day between each game of the harmed his ankle. He also was con- 101-pitch outing. double elimination portion of the cerned Small wouldn’t be able to College World Series is the rest loosen his leg enough to pitch on it. time built in for pitching staffs. Small’s silence when Henderson Attendance boost North Carolina won’t feel that visited the mound made him even The crowd of 24,758 at TD Amer- benefit for a while. more uneasy. But Small went back itrade Park for the game between Gianluca Dalatri, the Tar Heels’ to work after two test pitches and MSU and Washington had a dis- No. 1 starter, lasted 15 pitches in lasted seven shutout innings. He tinct maroon and white tint. That 2/3 of an inning Saturday before allowed four hits and no walks and fact wasn’t lost on Henderson. leaving the game with an injury. struck out five in a 1-0 victory. “I give our fans a ton of cred- Cooper Criswell, the team’s No. 2 If MSU (38-27) wins enough to it,” he said. “That’s a home game. starter, pitched the final 2 1/3 in- give Small the chance to pitch again That’s a home game for the Bull- nings and earned the save in an 8-6 in the College World Series, Hen- dogs in Omaha, Nebraska. I think YESTERDAY’SSunday’s answer ANSWER victory against Oregon State. derson expects Small, who suffered our kids consistently feel our fans YESTERDAY’S ANSWER Sudoku 1 5 8 9 2 4 6 7 3 North Carolina (44-18) will go a bruise, to do so with no issues. and feed off them. Sudoku is a number- Sudoku is a number- with Austin Bergner, its No. 3 start- As for what made Small so ef- placing puzzle based on 2 9 7 6 5 3 1 4 8 “We have the best fans in col- placing puzzle based on er, against Mississippi State at 7 fective, he credited managing his a 9x9 grid with several lege baseball, and our kids are well a 9x9 grid with several 6 4 3 7 8 1 2 5 9 p.m. Monday (ESPN). adrenaline. given numbers. The object aware of it.” given numbers. The object 5 3 9 4 7 6 8 1 2 Bergner (7-2) has gone at least 5 “Early on, there were some is to place the numbers is to place the numbers The first game Saturday be- 1 to 9 in the empty spaces 4 8 2 3 1 5 7 9 6 1/3 innings in each of his last four nerves,” Small said. “Everything 1 to 9 in the empty spaces tween North Carolina and Oregon so that each row, each starts. He is 3-1 in those starts. was working for me, though. I start- so that each row, each 7 6 1 8 9 2 5 3 4 State drew a crowd of 21,628. The column and each 3x3 box Bergner enters the game with a 4.28 ed focusing on location more than column and each 3x3 box 3 1 5 2 6 9 4 8 7 first game Sunday between Ar- contains the same number earned run average. Opponents are throwing harder.” contains the same number only once. The difficulty 9 7 6 1 4 8 3 2 5 hitting .248 against him. He has kansas and Texas had a crowd of only once. The difficulty

level increases from 2018 Conceptis Puzzles, Dist. by King Features Syndicate, Inc. 23,304. The second game Sunday level increases from 8 2 4 5 3 7 9 6 1 walked 33 and struck out 76 in 75 Monday to Sunday. Difficulty Level 6/16 Pilkington’s postseason record between Florida and Texas Tech Monday to Sunday. 2/3 innings. In two appearances in Konnor Pilkington hopes to re- drew a crowd of 19,100. the NCAA tournament (one start), turn to his postseason form when he has allowed eight hits and five he starts Monday against North Last season, the College World runs (three earned) in six innings. Carolina. Series had a total attendance of In two postseason starts in 2017, 357,646 (16 games), which was the Small bruised but fine Pilkington allowed eight hits and highest mark in the 71-year history MSU interim coach Gary Hen- four runs in 13 innings. In two of the event. derson admitted to some concern starts this postseason, he has sur- The average attendance was when starting pitcher Ethan Small rendered 14 hits and eight runs 22,352, which also was the highest took a hard-hit ball off his leg in (seven earned) and walked five in since the record of 24,392 in 2013. the fourth inning Saturday night 8 1/3 innings. In his last start, he Follow Dispatch sports writer against Washington. gave up eight hits and two runs Brett Hudson on Twitter @Brett_ Henderson feared the ball hit in five innings against Vanderbilt Hudson Sunday’s Cryptoquote: U.S. Open Alexander Continued from Page 1B Continued from Page 1B Open was a trio of putts to out just eight times in 42 at-bats. Luck get a little careless and swing out of the escape trouble on the back was all he needed. zone at some sliders and some fastballs nine — two for par, one for It appears Alexander’s fortunes are up, but when he gets to his two-strike bogey. turning. approach, he really locks in,” MSU assis- “I enjoy being pushed Alexander’s walk-off single in the bot- tant coach Jake Gautreau said. “He takes to the limit,” Koepka said. tom of the ninth inning Saturday lifted pitches he would normally swing at, and “Sometimes you feel like MSU to a 1-0 victory against Washington I’m like, ‘Hey man, why don’t you do that you are about to break in Game 2 of the College World Series at (all the time)?’ mentally, but that’s what TD Ameritrade Park. “It’s the same thing when he’s in I enjoy. I enjoy hard golf The victory pushed MSU (38-27) into those big spots, those big situations. courses. I enjoy playing a matchup against North Carolina (44- There’s a little different look in his eye. about the toughest in golf 18) at 7 p.m. Monday (ESPN). There’s different body language. I can you are ever going to play.” “Twenty-one years old, I finally real- feel it. I can see the confidence in him. Shinnecock Hills was ized that baseball is a tough game and For whatever reason, he locks in, bears every bit of that, partic- you have to be a man to play baseball,” down, and usually has a good at-bat.” ularly on Saturday when Alexander said. “You have to be very- Hardy used a slider on his first pitch, conditions were so severe strong minded and let things go.” but Alexander took it because he thought that the last 45 players Alexander has 11 hits in his last seven it was too low. He expected slider again to tee off shot over par. games. He had two against Washington on the 0-2 count. This time, Alexander The USGA conceded the starting pitcher Joe DeMers, who need- made the Huskies pay by driving the course was over the top ed just 72 pitches to hold MSU scoreless pitch, which was over the plate, over the and pledged to add water through 7 1/3 innings. DeMers did it head of the right fielder. to slow it down. Fleetwood with a hard-breaking, two-seam fast- Junior center fielder Jake Mangum raced into U.S. Open his- ball, a slider, and a changeup. He used said it was fitting that Alexander, who tory with a 63, without movement to induce weak contact. As he has repeatedly called “the lifeblood making birdie on the two Alexander put it, “He’s a guy that you get of this program,” had the game-winning par 5s and missing an yourself out.” hit. It was just another example of Al- 8-foot birdie putt on the Alexander singled twice against De- exander’s ability to lock in for a big mo- final hole. Mers and — as a throwback to his for- ment that raised his batting average to That cost him more tunes from May — hit a ball hard right .222 and produced his third walk-off hit. ACROSS than the record. It cost to left fielder Mason Cerrillo. “I’ve been telling people all year long 1 Acting student’s him a chance in a playoff. When Washington turned to Alex it’s the most productive .220 season I’ve major Koepka took a two-shot Hardy with runners on second and first, ever seen,” Gautreau said. 6 Summer spot for lead with a wedge to 3½ Alexander focused on doing his job. Follow Dispatch sports writer Brett some feet for birdie on the par- “Sometimes early in the count, he can Hudson on Twitter @Brett_Hudson 10 Less common 5 16th, allowing him a safe 11 Body pump bogey on the final hole to 13 Deal maker finish at 1-over 281. It was Shift 14 Goof the first time since 2013 at Continued from Page 1B 15 Marsh 16 Descartes’ Merion that no one broke several times against the “You don’t always get it, but we’re conclusion par, and it was 13 shots Beavers. 18 “Give — rest!” more than his winning Mississippi State (38- more focused on outs because the 19 Changed score at Erin Hills. 27) will be the next team 22 Have lunch Curtis Strange, the last asked to solve the shifts analytics side of it. That’s what we 23 Theater award player to go back-to-back when it meets North Car- 24 Give rise to in this major in 1988 and olina (44-18) at 7 p.m. play. We play the percentages.” 27 Get to one’s feet 1989, watched the entire Monday (ESPN). 28 Pennsylvania 29 First número Sunday’s answer final round as the Fox “It’s very difficult, ac- North Carolina shortstop Ike Freeman Sports reporter on the tually, the shift,” North 30 Made Earthlike, 2 Wild party 26 Trachea, infor- as a planet ground, and they shared Carolina shortstop Ike 3 Sports site mally 35 Make a choice 4 Chess pieces 27 Was nosy a brief hug off the 18th Freeman said, “especial- 36 Court 5 Craftsman 29 Alien craft green. ly turning double plays. way all the way around guaranteed shift the way 37 In the style of 6 Prefix with recep- 31 Oscar or Tony “Hell of a job,” Strange You don’t always get it, to second, first and back. North Carolina treated 38 Animal life tor or therapy 32 Yucatan native said to him. but we’re more focused on It’s different seeing the Oregon State right field- 40 Check writer 7 Oxygen: Prefix 33 Vote in 42 Bran offering Fleetwood was one outs because the analyt- ball come off a different er Trevor Larnach, but it 8 Xylophone relative 34 Pub game shot behind when he fin- ics side of it. That’s what angle. Taking hops off 43 Precise 9 Nutritional need 39 Maiden name won’t be bewildered by a ished, and Koepka still we play. We play the per- the mound when you’re 44 Owner’s docu- 12 Bartered label had 11 holes to play as centages. We’ve saved a behind the mound. That’s shift, either. MSU interim ment 17 Back, on a boat 41 Logger’s tool probably the hardest one. coach Gary Henderson 45 Body shop 20 More original Shinnecock Hills began lot of runs from it.” challenges We work hard at it.” 21 Copter part to get crisp under another Defensive shifts aren’t saw the shift frequently 24 Start a journey sunny sky. as easy as moving from Those repetitions have against one of his former DOWN 25 Like some phone helped Freeman and his With a putting perfor- spot to spot on the field. players, Kentucky first 1 Current of air cards mance and calm demean- North Carolina does teammates attempt to baseman A.J. Reed, who or reminiscent of Retief more than the common turn double plays out of Goosen when he won the shift, where the shortstop shifted alignments when beat the shift enough to previous U.S. Open at moves to the right of the the time is right. They all win the Golden Spikes Shinnecock Hills, in 2004, second base bag, the sec- recognize the difficulty, Award and the Dick the 28-year-old Koepka ond baseman moves into but they keep their focus Howser Trophy in 2014. on one out and react when began the back nine with shallow right field and The Dick Howser Trophy three pivotal putts — one the third baseman plays a shot to turn two is pre- for birdie, one for bogey, in the traditional spot of sented. goes to college baseball’s one for par. the shortstop. The Tar North Carolina coach player of the year. The biggest might have Heels also will move play- Mike Fox said his team’s Henderson used the been his bogey on the nas- ers within the traditional 12 assists against Oregon shift for the first time this ty little par-3 11th. alignment depending on State was a key to the vic- season Saturday against Koepka pulled a pitch- the spray chart, which tory. Washington designated ing wedge to the left, illustrates where players Such a defensive em- down the slope and into hit the ball. The shifts phasis is one of the prima- hitter Joe Wainhouse. thick grass. He chopped require the Tar Heels to ry reasons the Tar Heels “That’s been going on that up the slope with so be comfortable taking are in the College World extensively, even in col- much speed that it raced ground balls from all Series and facing MSU. lege baseball, for four or across the green and into angles, a skill that is ac- “I think we defended five years,” Henderson the bunker. He blasted quired through practice. really well,” Fox said. “We said. that out to 8 feet and made “Very hard,” Freeman needed to with their of- the putt to keep his lead at said. “We do a good job fense.” Follow Dispatch sports one shot. of it in practice. We start MSU isn’t sure any writer Brett Hudson on WHATZIT ANSWER Log cabin “I think that was like at third base, work our of its hitters will face a Twitter @Brett_Hudson Log cabin The Dispatch • www.cdispatch.com Monday, June 18, 2018 5B Texas Tech COLLEGE RODEO Continued from Page 3B also have some good fortune.” two-run homer into the left- game in the ninth when Holt, EMCC’s Martin wins steer wrestling title Texas Tech pitchers limited field bullpen pulled the Gators the Big 12 freshman of the From Special Reports mer EMCC rodeo standout Marcus the Gators to five hits but is- to 5-3 in the seventh, Florida’s year, singled into right field. Theriot as CNFR individual nation- sued five walks. That was more only run had come when Dea- “We’re fortunate to have CASPER, Wyo. — For the sec- al champions. Currently a member than good enough against a con Liput came home on a balk guys who can swing the bat,” ond time in three years, East Mis- of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Florida offense that has strug- by Ryan Shetter. Tadlock said. “I don’t know sissippi Community College can Association, Theriot claimed the gled for three straight games. Shetter (6-0), who pitched 4 how much coaching was go- claim a national champion in colle- 2016 CNFR All-Around Cowboy ti- To have a chance to repeat 1/3 innings of three-hit relief, ing on. The guys were hunting giate rodeo. tle and the tie-down roping national as champions, the Gators (47- earned the win. pitches to hit.” Tristan Martin captured the in- championship as an EMCC fresh- 20) must win four straight to Singer (12-2), the No. 18 Florida allowed three un- dividual steer wrestling national man out of Poplarville. reach the best-of-three finals. overall draft pick by the Kan- earned runs on a passed ball championship Saturday night at the A product of Sulphur, Louisiana, Only Oregon State in 2006 sas City Royals, went 6 1/3 and a two-out error. The Ga- College National Finals Rodeo at Martin held off Devers by putting and South Carolina 2010 have innings and allowed five runs tors didn’t allow an unearned the Casper Events Center. together a solid 5.0-second showing lost their Omaha openers and — two earned — and nine hits. run in last year’s title run at Coach Morgan Goodrich’s in the championship round to lock made it to the finals since the The Red Raiders took a 3-1 the CWS. EMCC Lions posted a third-con- down the national title with an ag- tournament went to its current lead in the fifth after Cody Far- Offensively, the Gators had secutive national top-10 team finish gregate score of 17.7 seconds and a structure in 1999. hat singled with two outs and runners at third three times by tying for 10th-place honors with total of 260 points for his week-long “There’s no rewind button ended up on third when short- and failed each time to get 355 points in the week-long CNFR consistency. here. We lost. We’ve got to stop Liput threw wildly to first them home, and they were just event. EMCC finished seventh as a “I just wanted to make the same move forward,” Gators coach on Braxton Fulford’s ground- 1 for 15 with runners on base team at last year’s CNFR. run I’ve been making all week,” Kevin O’Sullivan said. “It’s er. Farhat and Fulford both and 0 for 7 with runners in Martin, who won the National Martin said after taking the CN- certainly doable. Ultimately, scored when Holt chopped a scoring position. Intercollegiate Rodeo Association FR’s traditional victory lap around we’re going to have to have ball through the right side. In its last three games, Ozark Region regular-season steer the rodeo arena in Casper. “(Just) some other guys step up.” Tech added two more in the Florida has scored a total of wrestling championship to earn a throw the steer down and go from Until Nelson Maldonado’s sixth, and it was a three-run eight runs while batting .186. return trip to nationals, joins for- there.” Comics & Puzzles DILBERT Dear Abby DEAR ABBY: and consider comforts them, it should be fine My husband and I starting your fami- with the rest of us because it’s have been happily ly sooner than you harming no one. married for two originally planned DEAR ABBY: What’s the po- years. We both — provided you lite way to get guests to leave at want biological and your husband the end of the night? I’m a pret- children later, are in agreement ty direct person, so generally I when the timing is about the timing. say, “Well, it’s getting late now,” right. DEAR ABBY: or “I’m tired and would like to go A while ago, This has been to bed,” but my husband keeps some friends bothering me for telling me I’m being rude. adopted a little girl a while. Why do When inviting someone over, from Russia. The people put very is it in poor taste to ask them to ZITS girl was orphaned old pictures of leave by a certain time? I love and badly in need the deceased in that guests feel so comfortable of medical treat- the obituary? The and welcome in our home, but ment. Our friends people haven’t my husband and I work full time got her everything Dear Abby looked like that and have a 1-year-old. I need she needed and for more than 40- some ME time at the end of the more, and I was touched by plus years. day. —RUDE HOST IN THE EAST the experience of watching her When I look at the obituaries DEAR “RUDE”: A variation develop into a happy, healthy and see the picture, I think how on how you’re handling this child. sad it is that the person died so would be to stand up and say, I realized I had a desire to young. Then I read the article “‘John’ and I want to thank you do something similar, so I told and see they were in their 80s for coming, but we have to work my husband I wanted to adopt or 90s, and the photo was tak- tomorrow.” For a guest to ignore a child. He immediately shot en when they were in their 40s that cue would be rude. An the idea down and said he’d or even younger. I have seen almost surefire way to ensure GARFIELD never be interested in raising high school pictures even. guests are out by a certain time a kid that wasn’t his. It broke Close friends and family would be to make clear when my heart a little. I’m not willing know what they looked like they are invited that the evening to end my marriage over this, when they died. Do they think will be “between 7 o’clock and but how can I reconcile my hurt they’re fooling anyone? — CUR- 10.” feelings and not feel resentful? RENT PHOTO IN OHIO Dear Abby is written by — FUTURE MAMA IN ALABAMA DEAR CURRENT PHOTO: Abigail Van Buren, also known DEAR FUTURE MAMA: Your Please don’t jump to conclu- as Jeanne Phillips, and was friends were fortunate because sions. I don’t think the pictures founded by her mother, Pauline not all adoptions are success- are published to “fool” anybody. Phillips. Contact Dear Abby ful, and not all blended families This is how the family would like at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. are happy ones. Be glad your to remember their loved one — Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA husband was honest with you, in the full bloom of youth. If it 90069. CANDORVILLE Horoscopes TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (June 20). Is life random or planned? sense. 18). Relationships bring out Some doubt the randomness. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22). The your creativity as they blossom Others wholly reject it. And still reason things wind up next to in unexpected ways. You’ll others count on it completely. each other can be a function capture someone’s imagination As for you, you’ll do well not to of random juxtaposition or the and heart — a responsibility you gamble on randomness. Make a end result of a careful thought don’t take lightly. Deft financial plan and stick with it. process. Either way, the way it maneuvers will improve your GEMINI (May 21-June 21). lands will be lucky for you today. situation in this six-week cycle. You’re a designer looking for VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22). August brings an adventure inspiration. You don’t have to Like a slow-loading, video-laden you’ll share with loved ones. set sail to an exotic location website, if you try too desper- Capricorn and Aries adore you. to get there, because your ately to entertain, people will Your lucky numbers are: 10, 40, daily commute — or even your get bored waiting for something BABY BLUES 13, 21 and 5. bedroom — will provide all the interesting to happen, and ARIES (March 21-April 19). inspiration you need. they’ll just leave. So keep it If you try to do good things — or CANCER (June 22-July simple. Less is more. beautiful or truthful or interest- 22). There’s a thread running LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). ing things — then no matter through all of this, although you Cages take many forms. Even what the outcome, at least most likely won’t see it now. the most luxurious environ- you’re spending your time doing Later you’ll be able to follow ments can be a prison if one something worthwhile. the thread through the pattern, cannot come and go at will. TAURUS (April 20-May and it will all make a little more But you’re not in a cage. What you’re in is a maze. There’s a way out. It takes a bit of work to find it. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 21). There are real people whose job it is to search for BEETLE BAILEY extraterrestrials in a scientific way. You may relate to them somewhat, as today you also happen to feel as though you’re searching intently for a distant affirmation. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21). The first step to finding someone’s secrets is having your own secrets and an intimate knowledge of the behaviors it takes to hide them. “It takes one to know one” is a sort of key today. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. MALLARD FILMORE 19). Somewhere out there are glittering skyscrapers and technicolor trees and lakes that dazzle like a billion diamonds. Whether you prefer man-made glories or natural ones, seek them now! AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18). The truth is supposed to keep things simple. But whose truth? The other person isn’t seeing it the way you do. Anoth- er way to keep things simple is to say nothing for now. Let everything settle in. FAMILY CIRCUS PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20). If you can’t get yourself to change a behavior, that’s because the behavior is actually solving a problem you don’t even realize you have. It’s something to meditate on today. Don’t worry; there’s a simple fix

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