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New row with formances, planning, orga- hands-on board of directors. board members Pam Iacullo, their mix nization, and finances, Teams of volunteers are Nichole Lahti and Cas Bord- of polka according to theatre Presi- working to increase the ner are helping to make and folk dent Zona Wick. While the effectiveness of the entire these changes possible. sounds. focus has always been bring- operation and are helping to Last year brought some ing great entertainment and offset expenses for services. of the most significant unique experiences to audi- One noteworthy change is community financial sup- ences, there is a significant that Bruce Greenhill’s role port ever in the history of shift taking place which will has moved to a part-time the theatre. For example, be increasingly evident theatre operations position, donors provided over through 2018 and 2019. which focuses on maintain- $17,000 in funds just for The changes are ing the theatre building, the roof replacement pro- designed to focus on youth along with coordinating the ject. A matching gift from Little Finland celebrates St. Urho’s Day involvement in the perform- performances and events. the winter fundraiser will ing arts, to integrate theatre Board and office volun- support youth programs. By IAN MINIELLY credited with the same tale ble hockey sticks. events into the community, teer teams now focus on Peter Yarrow will pre- [email protected] according to the website. People celebrate St. and to make it possible for finances, planning, and sent his “Don’t Laugh at KIMBALL – Saint Either way, St. Urho’s Urho’s Day by wearing pur- audiences to enjoy well- office functions. This change Me” anti-bullying program Urho’s day is celebrated on Day is now widely celebrat- ple and green to capture on April 23rd for area Mar. 16, but the origin of ed across much of North the colors of the grapes youth and community the story is clouded in mys- America, including Canada and the grasshoppers. At leaders. Sponsorships and tery, according to sain- and even Finland itself. Little Finland, a large crop Take grants from local organiza- turho.com. Legend has it Urho is alleged to have of folks, not all of them tions are making it possi- Sulo Havumaki of Bemidji, driven off the hungry Finnish, came out Sunday ble to bus in students from MN wrote fables regarding grasshoppers by uttering, afternoon to listen to the Bet ter Care the region to participate in Urho chasing out the “Heinasirkka, heinasirkka, music of Dorothy and Joe this program. To donate or grasshoppers of ancient mene taalta hiiteen.” Walesevics. Between the of Yourself volunteer, call the theatre Finland, saving the grape Which in a less aggressive music, Jon and Susie Scott office at 906-932-0618 or crop and jobs of Finnish translation has Urho broke up the polkas with stop by the box office on vineyard workers. telling those grasshoppers some line dancing as peo- ...with help from Wednesday, Thursday or Although Richard Mattson to get out of Finland and go ple celebrated the saving of Avanti Home Care Friday from 12-4:30 p.m. of Virginia is also possibly to a land ending with dou- the grape crop and jobs. Putin overwhelmingly wins hen you need physical therapyorhelpathome another 6 years as Russian leader ThePUBLIC Iron County Hazard NOTICE Mitigation Plan W afteranillness,injury, MOSCOW (AP) – including ballot-box stuff- orsurgery—youdohaveasayin Update Committee, in conjunction with who provides these services — Vladimir Putin rolled to a ing and forced voting, but choose Avanti Home Care. Northwest Regional Planning, will hold crushing re-election victo- the claims are unlikely to AvantiHomeCarehasbeenproviding a Public Open House for the proposed ry Sunday for six more dilute the power of Russia’s therapytoyourfriendsandneighborsforover changes to the draft of the Iron County years as Russia’s president, longest-serving leader 30 years. If you need care at home — tell your and he told cheering sup- since Josef Stalin. Hazard Mitigation Plan update. This primarycareproviderandyourfamilythat porters in a triumphant As the embodiment of youwantAvantiHomeCare. open house is to foster Public Aware- but brief speech that “we Russia’s resurgent power are bound for success.” on the world stage, Putin ness, Education and to receive input There had been no commands immense loyal- Medical and involvement in the decision-making doubt that Putin would ty among Russians. More Services process. win in his fourth electoral than 30,000 crowded into State Licensed Health Wednesday, March 21st, 2018, 4pm contest; he faced seven Manezh Square adjacent to Care Providers minor candidates and his the Kremlin in tempera- •SkilledNursing Iron County Courthouse most prominent foe was tures of minus-10 degrees •CertiedHome Hurley, Wisconsin blocked from the ballot. for a victory concert and to Health Aide County Board Room His only real challenge await his words. Ask about our was to run up the tally so Putin extolled them for Non-Medical Services Consistent with the Americans with disabili- high that he could claim an their support – “I am a indisputable mandate. member of your team” – ties act (ACT) persons who require materials Physical and Occupational erapy in an alternate format or other accommoda- With ballots from 80 and he promised them that Provided by Great Northern Rehab A Division of Avanti Health Systems percent of Russia’s “we are bound for success.” tions can contact Stacy Ofstad at Iron precincts counted by early Then he left the stage County Emergency Management at (715) Monday, Putin had after speaking for less than 110 IRON STREET, HURLEY, WI 54534 561-3266 before March 21, 2018. amassed 76 percent of the two minutes, a seemingly (715) 561-3206 • (800) 627-7032 • WWW.HOMECAREWI.COM vote. Observers and indi- perfunctory appearance •Quorum of the County Board may be vidual voters reported that encapsulated the elec- present at meeting. widespread violations tion’s predictability. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, MARCH 19, 2018 3 Briefs FALL FIELD TRIP
Ontonagon hospital Department of Natural to hold blood drive Resources’ Eastern and Western Upper Peninsula ONTONAGON – The Citizens’ Advisory Coun- U.P. Regional Blood Cen- cils will celebrate a signifi- ter, a service of UPHSM, cant milestone. will hold a blood drive on The councils — which Thursday March 29, at each have 20 members — Aspirus Ontonagon Hospi- have contributed 10 years tal from 3 p.m. – 6 p.m. of significant work advis- EST, with the bloodmobile. ing the DNR on issues and For an appointment call concerns important to the Bonnie Lutz at 884-8231. diverse representative Gogebic County membership of the two groups. finance committee “We’re happy to be cele- to hold special brating the work the coun- meeting Thursday cils have contributed to making sure decision mak- BESSEMER – There will ers at the DNR and Michi- be a special meeting of the gan Natural Resources Gogebic County Finance, Commission are aware of Budgeting, and Auditing the Upper Peninsula’s per- committee on Thursday at spective on natural 4 p.m. at the courthouse in resource issues,” said Stacy Bessemer. Haughey, DNR U.P. region- Advisory council to al coordinator. “Creating celebrate 10th the two councils a decade ago has turned out to be a anniversary great decision.” MARQUETTE – During “We appreciate the ded- their annual joint meeting ication and time of the Thursday in Marquette council members who have Township, the Michigan made this process so suc- cessful,” Haughey said.
Top 10 songs, Submitted photo LAST FALL, Wakefield-Marenisco students in grades 7-12 took a 12 mile hike in the Porcupine State Park for a albums on iTunes geography/ P.E. field trip. Students learned about, and identified how weathering breaks down the landscape, changes rivers, moves rocks, etc. Along the hike, students stopped to swim in Lake Superior, climbed down The top 10 songs and ravines, and worked together to make it over natural obstacles. Top Albums albums on the iTunes Store 1. Bobby Tarantino II, By The Associated Press Logic iTunes Official Music 2. The Greatest Show- Charts for the week ending man (Original Motion Pic- Michigan boaters can renew online March 15, 2018: ture Soundtrack), Various Top Songs Artists LANSING – With near- ever you have a smart- tomers,” Polan said. – Nonmotorized canoes 1. God’s Plan, Drake 3. Tearing at the Seams, ly 250,000 watercraft regis- phone or computer. Now, Watercraft renewals and kayaks not used for 2. Zombie, Bad Wolves Nathaniel Rateliff & The tration renewal notices in that’s painless!” also may be completed by rental or commercial pur- 3. The Middle, Night Sweats the mail this month, the In 2017, about 53,500 mail or at a Secretary of poses. Zedd,Maren Morris & 4. FIREPOWER, Judas Michigan Secretary of State watercraft renewals were State office. Renewals – Rafts, surfboards, sail- Grey Priest office reminds boat owners submitted online. involving a change in name boards and swim floats, 4. Meant to Be (feat. 5. Outsider, Three Days of the ease and conve- Nicki Polan, executive or watercraft information regardless of length. Florida Geo..., Bebe Rexha Grace nience of renewing online director of the Michigan must be completed at an – Watercraft registered 5. Whatever It Takes, 6. Lil Boat 2, Lil Yachty at ExpressSOS.com. Boating Industries Associa- office. in another state and used Imagine Dragons 7. Both Sides of the Sky, “We offer boaters a tion, thanked Johnson for Discover, MasterCard only temporarily in Michi- 6. Perfect, Ed Sheeran Jimi Hendrix number of convenient her efforts in making and Visa debit and credit gan. 7. You Make It Easy, 8. Only Human ways to renew their water- watercraft renewal conve- cards are accepted when A boating safety certifi- Jason Aldean (Deluxe), Calum Scott craft registration, with the nient. renewing online or at an cate is required to operate a 8. Never Be the Same, 9. Black Panther The easiest and quickest being “Michigan’s boating office. Cash, checks and personal watercraft for any- Camila Cabello Album Music From And our online system ‘Express- industry continues to grow money orders are accepted one born after Dec. 31, 9. DEVIL, Shinedown Inspired By, Kendrick SOS.com,’” Secretary of and the online registration at all offices. 1978. Personal watercraft 10. Pray For Me, The Lamar,The Weeknd & SZA State Ruth Johnson said. option is another example In Michigan, there are operators must be at least Weeknd & Kendrick 10. Ray Ray from Sum- “With ExpressSOS.com, of how her efforts have nearly 940,000 watercraft age 16. Children ages 14 or Lamar merhill, YFN Lucci you can renew from wher- improved services for cus- on file with the Secretary of 15 may operate one if they State’s Office. Registrations are accompanied by a par- are issued for three years ent, guardian or designated Community calendar and expire on March 31 of adult age 21 or older, or if the third year. they are operating one Email calendar items and a.m., Ironwood Memorial mer. auditorium. All watercraft on Michi- within 100 feet of a parent, community news to Building. 906-667-1110. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Alcoholics Anonymous, gan waters, including pri- legal guardian or designat- [email protected]. Blood Pressure Screen- p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian vately owned lakes and ed adult age 21 or older. For more information, call 906- ing, 11 a.m.-1 p.m., with Ironwood. area74.org. Church, Hurley. area74.org. 932-2211. Regional Hospice nurses, Mill Alcoholics Anonymous, Government waterways, must be regis- For more information, Monday, March 19 Street Garden, Bessemer. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Downtown Ironwood tered except for: customers may call the 906-663-0308. Church, Bessemer. Development Authority, 8 – Watercraft 16 feet or Department of State Infor- Alcoholics Anonymous, area74.org. a.m., meeting, Conference less, propelled by oars or mation Center to speak to a Gogebic County Human noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Governement Room 1, second floor, Memori- Services Agency Board, 9 Ironwood. area74.org. Iron County Hazard Miti- al Building, Ironwood. paddles that are not used customer-service represen- a.m., Gogebic County Medical Ironwood Kiwanis Club, gation Planning Committee, Gogebic County Finance, for rental or commercial tative at 888-SOS-MICH Care Facility, Wakefield. noon, Elk and Hound. 3 p.m., county board room, Budgeting and Auditing purposes. (767-6424). Iron County Food Pantry, Range Art Association, 1 Iron County Courthouse. committee, 4 p.m., court- 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan p.m., 906 Boom, Ironwood. Powderhorn Area Utility house, Bessemer. Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Adult Book Club, 4 p.m., District Board, 4:30 p.m., 4450. Ironwood Carnegie Library. Ironwood Township Hall, Friday, March 23 1994 Ski Doo 380 Safari ES Alcoholics Anonymous, North Country Trail, 6 noon, Salem Lutheran Church, p.m., Regal Country Inn, Thursday, March 22 Coffee with a Cop, 8 a.m., 2-Up 3,800 miles Ironwood. area74.org. Wakefield. 906-229-5122. Uptown Cafe. Chess Club, 4 p.m., Hurley VFW Post 1580, 6 Pickleball, 10 a.m. to Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- • grades 3 and up, Ironwood p.m., VFW post home. noon, Ironwood Memorial 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior Electric start, hand & thumb warmers, local trade, Carnegie Library. Life Support Group, 6:30 Building. Center. runs great! Excellent Shape!! Overeaters Anonymous, Gogebic County Veterans p.m., Woodland Church, Iron- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Great for Ice Fishing, Camp or Cottage. 5 p.m., All Saints Lutheran wood. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Church, Wakefield. Bessemer Veterans of a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Ironwood. Adult Poetry Group, 5:30 Foreign Wars, 7 p.m., VFW p.m., Watersmeet Township; Mercer Food Pantry, p.m., Ironwood Carnegie hall, Bessemer. 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, SAVE! SAVE! Library. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Township. 906-667-1110. Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: $ Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Episcopal Church of the Alcoholics Anonymous, 715-476-7655. 699 p.m., Our Lady of Peace Transfiguration, Ironwood. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood Carnegie Catholic Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood. area74.org. Library Board, 4 p.m. area74.org. Government Pokemon Club, ages 8 Alcoholics Anonymous/ Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Hurley Senior Center and up, 4 p.m., Ironwood Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- EDT, Ontonagon United Nutrition advisory commit- Carnegie Library. an Church, Ironwood. Methodist Church basement, tee, 12:30 p.m., Hurley Senior Family Fun Night, 5 p.m., area74.org. next to Holiday gas station, Center. (Ironwood Memorial Building) Ironwood Carnegie Cloverland Motors Ontonagon. area74.org. Iron County Comprehen- Open Community Dinner, Library Board of Trustees 300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood, MI 49938 Government sive Planning/Land & Zoning 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist Meeting, 4 p.m.. library. 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com Bessemer Housing Com- committee, 2 p.m., County Church, Putnam Ave., Wake- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. mission, 8:30 a.m., executive field, 906-667-0230. board room, courthouse. EDT, Ontonagon United director’s office, 709 W. Iron Iron County Highway ReGeneration Youth, Methodist Church basement, St., Bessemer. 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Committee, 4 p.m., Highway next to Holiday gas station, WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO SCHOOL Gogebic County Family Department, Hurley. Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Ontonagon. area74.org. DISTRICT Department of Human Ser- ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Alcoholics Anonymous, vices Board, 9 a.m., Gogebic Center, Ironwood. Wednesday, March 21 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace County Medical Care Facility, Celebrate Recovery, 6 Catholic Church, Ironwood. PRESCHOOL & KINDERGARTEN Wakefield. p.m., free meal followed by Christian Men of the area74.org. Wakefield-Marenisco meeting, Bessemer city hall ROUNDUP 2018-2019 Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown School Board, 5 p.m., school Cafe, Ironwood. Kindergarten & Preschool Registration for all children who board room, Wakefield. Alcoholics Anonymous, plan to attend the Wakefield-Marenisco School District this Bessemer Township Compare Our CD Rates open meeting, noon, Salem Board, special meeting, 5 fall will be held on Wednesday, March 21, 2018 from Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Bank-issued, FDIC-insured p.m., township hall, Bessemer. 8:00a.m. to 11:00a.m. and 12:00p.m. to 3:00p.m. (by appoint- area74.org. Hurley School Board, at All Saints Lutheran Church Education Building on DOVE Support Group, 1-year APY* ment) 5:30 p.m., Hurley High School 2.00 % Minimum deposit $1000 noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Putnam Boulevard. To be eligible for Kindergarten, children library. Ironwood/Hurley Rotary must be 5 years old before September 1, 2018. Preschool Bessemer City Council, 6 2-year APY* Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and 2.50 % Minimum deposit $1000 p.m., city hall. children must be 4 years old before September 1, 2018. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Ironwood School Board, Kimball Homemakers, 1 3-year APY* Michigan Law requires a copy of the child's birth certificate, 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 2.70 % Minimum deposit $1000 p.m., Community Center. immunization record and proof of residence. Preschool par- School board room. Iron County Veterans Ser- ents must also bring Proof of income. Parents must bring Watersmeet Township * Annual Percentage Yield (APY) effective 03/06/2018. CDs offered by vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Edward Jones are bank-issued and FDIC-insured up to $250,000 these items to registration. Photocopying can be done during School Board, 6:30 p.m., Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- (principal and interest accrued but not yet paid) per depositor, per media center, Watersmeet your appointment if necessary. 2190. insured depository institution, for each account ownership category. School. Please visit www.fdic.gov or contact your financial advisor for American Legion Post 58, additional information. Subject to availability and price change. CD Kindergarten Readiness screening will include: Tuesday, March 20 2 p.m., Iron County Memorial values are subject to interest rate risk such that when interest rates rise, • Speech screening the prices of CDs can decrease. If CDs are sold prior to maturity, the Building, Hurley. investor can lose principal value. FDIC insurance does not cover losses • Fine and gross motor skills Pickleball, 10 a.m. to Mercer Health and Well- in market value. Early withdrawal may not be permitted. Yields quoted are net of all commissions. CDs require the distribution of interest and • Concepts noon, Ironwood Memorial ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., do not allow interest to compound. CDs offered through Edward Jones • Communication skills Building. Mercer Community Center. are issued by banks and thrifts nationwide. All CDs sold by Edward Jones are registered with the Depository Trust Corp. (DTC). Iron-Gogebic Integrated Ironwood American The entire process will take approximately 20-30 minutes. Kim Family Services, 9-10:30 Legion Auxiliary Unit 5, 6 Leinon Preschool teacher, and Pamela Bachand, Kindergarten p.m., at the post, Ironwood a.m., Iron County Courthouse, Call or visit your local financial advisor today. teacher, will be coordinating the screening. Parents will be Hurley. 906-663-4045 or 715- Memorial Building. Michigan Western Gate- contacted when the results are evaluated. 561-2191. 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The editor of The Sue Mizell, Publisher dents across Ohio walked out of Atlanta Constitution, fellow south- Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor schools to pay tribute to the 17 peo- erner Gene Patterson, wrote a now- ple killed – 14 of them teenagers – famous column about the tragedy. in last month’s gun massacre at Mar- This paragraph, in particular, jory Stoneman Douglas High School feels eerily familiar: in Parkland, Florida. Connie “We – the heirs of a proud South, In Their Opinion In this same hour, a National Schultz who protest its worth and demand it Rifle Association spokeswoman sent recognition – we are the ones who an email to Ohio journalists with have ducked the difficult, skirted the No real link this subject line: “OH – pro-Second uncomfortable, caviled at the chal- Amendment HS students to counter lenge, resented the necessary, ratio- between video gun control protests.” Amendment. I’ll cut her a little slack, nalized the unacceptable, and creat- Here we go. as these were likely mistakes of ed the day surely when these chil- Amy Hunter’s email began: haste. dren would die.” games, violence “Hi Ohio reporters– That can happen when you’re so Define “we” now as voters and “With all the protests today, I busy trying to undermine tens of legislators and we are describing our President Trump used the shooting in Parkland, wanted to make sure you all had thousands of teenagers, state by collective failure to protect our chil- Florida, to convene a group at the White House last contact information for some high state, one time zone at a time. dren from guns and the NRA. week to discuss the possible nexus between violent school kids in Ohio who feel strong- What I won’t overlook is Hunter’s In her email response to me, video games and actual violence, despite the lack of ly about protecting the Second failure even to acknowledge why Hunter acknowledged, “The protests conclusive evidence that such a nexus exists. No less Amendment. They are happy to talk these high school students were are covered extensively.” That’s fear an authority than the U.S. Supreme Court said in to reporters.” protesting and her attempts to mis- talking. Thanks to our kids, Ameri- 2011 there is no “compelling” link. She provided the cellphone num- characterize their mission. ca’s attention span is evolving. And talk about going from the trivial to the titan- ber for the father of a girl, as well as As a columnist, I’ve been writing One of the organizers of the walk- ic – the video game meeting was on the same day the the number for a father of “two teen about the need for better gun safety out at Kent’s Roosevelt High School president said he will meet for direct talks with the age kids.” She also included her cell laws for 16 years now, so I’m accus- was Barbara Hickin, who is vice repressive leader of nuclear-armed North Korea. Hey, and office numbers, both with a tomed to the dishonest tactics of the president of the student council. She the president gets to pick his priorities – and it northern Virginia area code. NRA. Trying to discredit protesting designed the back of the one-page seems that in addition to meeting with Little Rocket Her email arrived within minutes teenagers, however – and only a bright orange flyer for the protest. Man one of his main goals is shifting the focus away of my return from covering the month after 14 of their own were The front included the names and from gun control to other “causes” of school vio- peaceful student walkout at gunned down – exposes a new low office phone numbers for their mem- lence. Theodore Roosevelt High School in of desperation. It also illustrates why bers of Congress and a script for The president is not alone in his concern about Kent, Ohio. I responded with a sim- the NRA is increasingly denounced calls. On the back, Hickin posted a the impact of violent video games on young people. ple question: “Ms. Hunter, how are as a terrorist organization. If you’re photo of every person killed in the President Obama raised similar concerns when he the nationwide student protests going to try to demonize kids speak- Parkland massacre, each identified was in office. threatening the Second Amend- ing out against gun violence, you’ve by name and age. But even if the research were on Trump’s side – ment?” lost whatever bit was left of your col- Hickin smiled when I asked her then what? Her response: “Hi Connie – I did- lective soul. age. She turned 18 on March 5, In that landmark Supreme Court case overturning n’t say that they were. These are just Their mission is apparent with which is also the day she registered a California law in 2011 the high court declared that the names of two students in Ohio even a cursory review of media cov- to vote. video games represent a form of speech protected who feel strongly about protecting erage of Wednesday’s student When it was her turn to speak to under the First Amendment, and said California the second amendment. The protests protests. Students are scared and the crowd of students, Hickin couldn’t carve out a violence exemption. We realize are covered extensively, so it’s time- angry, and they are unwilling to be climbed the ladder in the bitter cold this president doesn’t have much use for the First ly.” silent anymore for the simplest of and directed her message to those Amendment, but even he doesn’t have the power to Where to start. horrible reasons: We have failed to students turning 18 by Nov. 6. wipe “Call of Duty” or “Grand Theft Auto” off store In her response, Hunter changed protect our children, for decades. Register, she said. And vote. shelves. the number of students available for On Sept. 16, 1963, the Ku Klux She is why, when I first read that And so what the meeting amounted to was a interviews. First it was three; then it Klan bombed the 16th Street Baptist NRA email, I had to smile. gripe-fest – a distraction from Trump’s own mixed was two. She also failed this time to Church in Birmingham, Alabama, Connie Schultz can be reached at messages on gun control. It was also a sop to folks capitalize her beloved Second killing four little black girls during [email protected]. like National Rifle Association head Wayne LaPierre, who has famously castigated entertainment compa- Today in history nies for inciting violence. In other words, it was a waste of time. – Boston Herald By The Associated Press Today’s Highlight in History On March 19, 1918, Legislators Congress passed the first law establishing daylight saving time in the United States, with Michigan Wisconsin clocks to be moved forward Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Gov. Scott Walker, 115 one hour from the last Sunday Box 30013, Lansing, MI East State Capitol, Madison, in March to the last Sunday in 48909, phone 517-373-3400, WI 53702, phone 608-266- October. (This law was online: michigan.gov/snyder. 1212, online: walker.wi.gov. repealed in August 1919.) Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- On this date D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office In 1687, French explorer Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC Rene-Robert Cavelier, Sieur DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- de La Salle — the first Euro- 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- pean to navigate the length of ate.gov. ate.gov. the Mississippi River — was Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- murdered by mutineers in pre- Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office sent-day Texas. Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC In 1863, the Confederate 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; cruiser Georgiana, was scut- online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. tled off Charleston, South Car- U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- olina, on its maiden voyage to R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 2330 Rayburn prevent it from falling into House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- Union hands. ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- In 1920, the Senate reject- 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: ed, for a second time, the bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. Treaty of Versailles by a vote of State Sen. Tom Casper- State Sen. Janet Bewley, 49 in favor, 35 against, falling son, R-Escanaba, 4100 Bins- D-Ashland, 126 South, State short of the two-thirds majority In 1979, the U.S. House of planned because he refused to Jimmy Breslin, the legendary feld Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, Madi- needed for approval. Representatives began televis- “jeopardize the hard-fought street-smart chronicler of wise Lansing, MI 48909, phone son, WI 53707, phone 608- In 1931, Nevada Gov. Fred ing its floor proceedings; the gains” of the past year. In an guys and underdogs, died at 517-373-7840, online: senator- 266-3510, online: legis.wis- B. Balzar signed a measure live feed was carried by C- audio message, Osama bin his Manhattan home at age 87. tomcasperson.com. consin.gov/senate/25/bewley. legalizing casino gambling. SPAN (Cable-Satellite Public Laden denounced the publica- Today’s Birthdays: Former State Rep. Scott Dianda, State Rep. Beth Meyers, In 1945, during World War Affairs Network), which was tion of drawings insulting to the White House national security D-Calumet, S-1489 House D-Bayfield, 409 North, State II, 724 people were killed when making its debut. Prophet Muhammad and adviser Brent Scowcroft is 93. Office Building, P.O. Box Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- a Japanese dive bomber In 1987, televangelist Jim warned Europeans of a strong Theologian Hans Kung is 90. 30014, Lansing, MI 48909, son, WI 53708, 608-266-7690, attacked the carrier USS Bakker resigned as chairman reaction to come. Death Author Philip Roth is 85. phone 517-373-0850, online: online: [email protected] Franklin off Japan (the ship of his PTL ministry organiza- claimed science fiction writer Actress Renee Taylor is 85. dianda.housedems.com. consin.gov. was saved). Adolf Hitler tion amid a sex and money Arthur C. Clarke at age 90 and Actress-singer Phyllis New- ordered the destruction of Ger- scandal involving Jessica actor Paul Scofield at age 86. man is 85. Actress Ursula man facilities that could fall into Hahn, a former church secre- Five years ago: Pope Andress is 82. Singer Clarence Thought for Today Allied hands in his so-called tary. Francis officially began his “Frogman” Henry is 81. Singer “No one is such a liar as the indignant man.” “Nero Decree,” which was In 1993, Supreme Court ministry as the 266th pope, Ruth Pointer (The Pointer Sis- — Friedrich Nietzsche, German philosopher (1844- largely disregarded. Justice Byron R. White receiving the ring symbolizing ters) is 72. Actress Glenn In 1953, the Academy announced plans to retire. the papacy and a wool stole Close is 71. Disgraced movie 1900) Awards ceremony was tele- (White’s departure paved the exemplifying his role as shep- mogul Harvey Weinstein is 66. vised for the first time; “The way for Ruth Bader Ginsburg herd of his 1.2-billion strong Actor Bruce Willis is 63. Letters Policy Greatest Show on Earth” was to become the court’s second flock during a Mass at the Vat- Actress-comedian Mary named best picture of 1952. female justice.) ican. Insurgents carried out a Scheer is 55. Playwright Neil The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters In 1958, “South Pacific,” In 2003, President George wave of bombings across Iraq LaBute is 55. Actor Connor should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve starring Rossano Brazzi and W. Bush ordered the start of that killed at least 65 people. Trinneer is 49. Rock musician the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- Mitzi Gaynor in an adaptation war against Iraq. (Because of Harry Reems, 65, co-star of Gert Bettens (K’s Choice) is lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. of the Rodgers and Hammer- the time difference, it was early the 1972 adult-film classic 48. Rapper Bun B is 45. Rock Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address stein musical, opened in New March 20 in Iraq.) “Deep Throat,” died in Salt musician Zach Lind (Jimmy and phone number must be included for verification purposes. York. Ten years ago: Five years Lake City. Eat World) is 42. Actress Vir- Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, In 1965, the wreck of the after launching the invasion of One year ago: Fire broke ginia Williams is 40. Actress 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: Confederate cruiser Georgiana Iraq, President George W. out in the foothills near down- Abby Brammell is 39. MLB [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. was discovered by E. Lee Bush strongly signaled he town Boulder, Colorado, forc- pitcher Clayton Kershaw is 30. Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday Spence, 102 years to the day wouldn’t order troop with- ing the evacuation of hundreds Actor Craig Lamar Traylor is “Bouquets” column. after it was scuttled. drawals beyond those already of residents. Author-columnist 29. Actor Philip Bolden is 23.
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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE MONDAY, MARCH 19, 2018 5 Whitecap maintenance and Record upgrades. Whitecap has great cus- From page 1 tomer and employee loyal- COURT CASES Iron County under Dave Lundberg as ty, and Dziuban wants to Circuit Court something few men could capitalize on that past for Hurley pull off. Lundberg saw a an even brighter future. March 5: Shelby Heath, 27, Hayward, operating while nearly virgin landscape Dziuban learned some intoxicated, second offense, with three peaks and clear- valuable lessons from his with a passenger under 16 ly mapped out a vision and family that have provided years old, $1,000, 12 days in cut trees and laid chair guidance and knowledge jail, license revoked for two years, ignition interlock lines and built a resort. as he navigates his way ordered for one year. Whitecap is a destination through life. His family March 7: Mark Wayne Hig- resort. Families come to taught him, among other gins, 27, Ironwood, second- degree recklessly endanger- ski, they return, bringing things: ing safety, $869; hit and run their family as it grows and –If you cannot laugh, involving injury, 60 days in jail. they have lots of room on you may as well lay down March 5: George C. the mountains to go their Newville, 78, Iron Belt, operat- and die. ing while intoxicated, second own ways and link up at –10 dimes make a dol- offense, $1,050, five days in the lodge when done. lar. jail, license revoked for two Dziuban said they are –“One more cast,” just years, ignition in interlock for one year. running a special right might be more about the March 7: Alexandria Smith, now, which is available company and experience 24, Milwaukee, disorderly con- through April 16 of this than the catching of fish. duct, $263. March 5: James Tagalos, year, that buys a person a –Always try and learn 34, Rhinelander, disorderly 2018-19 season pass for something new everyday. conduct, $204. only $99. The plan is to get Dziuban said, “People March 9: Cory Volkening, people out to the moun- should just come out and 33, Stevens Point, contempt of court, $400. tain, reacquainting some ski another time and see and introducing others to how great Whitecap is. Lottery the greatness of Lund- They should also stop by in berg’s original vision, the summer and see the Saturday while also doing some changes that are afoot.” Michigan Classic Lotto 47: 01-14-27- 32-39-40 Poker Lotto: 7D-8D-2S-7S- Syrup last year and canned it in 8S pint jars to give out as Midday Daily 3: 9-0-7 gifts, but hoped to produce Midday Daily 4: 3-8-7-7 Daily 3: 2-4-6 From page 1 more this year. She was Daily 4: 0-0-8-7 nights are below freezing planning to go home and Fantasy 5: 06-10-19-20-24 and days warm up to about take advantage of the Keno: 02-08-10-14-17-18- 22-23-25-27-32-44-45-49-52- 40 degrees. weather and tap trees on 64-65-66-69-71-73-77 Students in the class Saturday to get started for Wisconsin learned the three simple the year. Because of the 5 Card Cash: KH-10C- 10D-4S-6S steps of syruping, collect- amount of snow up north, Submitted photo Megabucks: 13-18-25-32- ing the sap, boiling it, and the start is a little later and OCTOBER STORM damage on the snowmobile trails required some early extra sea- 40-46 canning it. The first order slower, but should be start- son work in difficult conditions for the volunteers of the Gogebic Range Trail SuperCash: 11-20-25-31- of business is how to iden- ing in earnest with the Authority. Club President Steve Hamilton said riders can barely see evidence of the 34-37, Doubler: Y Badger 5: 01-03-11-24-26 tify the proper trees (usual- warm temperatures of the storm damage on the trails now, due to the continued brushing by operators, vol- Daily Pick 3: 2-1-8 ly the sugar maple is used) weekend. unteers, and even some riders. Photo submitted by Hamilton. Daily Pick 4: 3-6-2-6 in order to know what they The group moved on to Multi-state should tap. The trees could the home of Eric and Mary March 20 club meeting at the Pit Stop in Powerball: 22-57-59-60- Trails 66, Powerball: 7, Power Play: be identified by their Koster, who process syrup Bessemer at 6 p.m. For those unable to 2 branching and buds to find from the trees in their make the meeting, nominations must be Sunday the right tree. In addition, home area. There the From page 1 turned in by April 16. Michigan Poker Lotto: QS-AS-7D- it was explained what trees group was able to see an Hamilton. An end of season fundraiser is 3S-4S could be tapped by their example of boiling the sap The members of the GRTA were really scheduled for April 7 at Bessemer VFW Midday Daily 3: 2-9-3 size and capacity to pro- in wide, long pans that tested this year when one of their two Post 3673. The fundraiser will kick off Midday Daily 4: 1-9-0-4 grooming machines – their T7-210 New Daily 3: 2-5-6 duce. were able to boil more effi- at 5 p.m. with a social hour before din- Daily 4: 7-6-0-4 After this exercise, the ciently because of the sur- Holland – went down Jan. 27, said Hamil- ner at 6. Besides dinner and a cash bar, Fantasy 5: 06-23-25-35-38 class moved outside to try face area they allow. Eric ton. there will be music and door prizes. Keno: 08-09-26-31-34-36- tapping trees. The students GRTA volunteers were nearly exhaust- Tickets are available at gogebicrange- 38-41-43-47-49-51-52-56-57- Koster explained that he 62-65-67-68-71-72-74 learned the angle and used a two-step process of ed from the around the clock grooming ta.org. Wisconsin depth of holes to drill to initially filtering the sap, required to keep the trails in good working The GRTA wants to build a new barn 5 Card Cash: JC-AC-2C- ensure good flow of sap. In then doing the initial boil- order with only one functioning machine, that can house both groomers at the 8C-6S SuperCash: 01-05-08-22- speaking to Kelly Mar- ing. The more concentrat- he said. same time for thawing, which will 37-39, Doubler: N tinko, a Mercer resident, ed sap would then be The GRTA is accepting nominations for improve vehicle and tractor mainte- Badger 5:06-19-23-24-28 she explained that she and boiled in a more tempera- April’s officer and trustee elections at the nance. 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PREMIUM l 6 MONDAY, MARCH 19, 2018 EDUCATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM MSU to offer $25,000 Michigan educators invited to register for wetlands, waterfowl classroom program STEM scholarships LANSING — The Michigan Depart- EAST LANSING — Students who are “Too few students are entering these ment of Natural considering science, technology, engineer- disciplines – a problem that can be Resources offers free ing and mathematics majors are eligible to addressed by an effective, multifaceted, educational oppor- apply for $25,000 scholarships offered by experiential and interactive recruitment tunities to help edu- Michigan State University’s College of program that engages students,” according cators looking for a Agriculture and Natural Resources. to Eunice Foster. fun way to integrate The CANR-STEM-FEE Scholars Pro- Foster is a professor in the MSU the state’s unique gram will award up to 24 scholarships to Department of Plant, Soil and Microbial flora and fauna into high-achieving, low-income students who Sciences and is leading the program, their classroom, are interested in pursuing majors in ani- which will also seek to study the reasons while still meeting mal science, crop and soil sciences, for the student shortage and design effec- required educational forestry, entomology, fisheries and tive student recruitment programs. standards. wildlife, food science, or horticulture. The application deadline for these com- The newest addi- Submitted photo Scholarships are open to students who petitive scholarships is March 31, 2018. tion to the DNR’s THE MICHIGAN DNR will offer a wetlands and waterfowl class- demonstrate financial need and are incom- Scholarship recipients will be announced wildlife curricula is room program for middle school students. ing freshmen, current MSU students who in late April. Michigan’s Won- are undecided or changing majors at MSU, Depending on financial need, scholars drous Wetlands and experience is included in the curriculum. or students who are transferring to MSU will receive up to $10,000 the first year Waterfowl. May is American Wetlands Month, so from a community college or two-year and $5,000 a year after that, to a maxi- Michigan’s Wondrous Wetlands and this program offers an opportunity to pre- institution. mum of $25,000. Waterfowl, developed for sixth-, seventh- pare students for the celebration by teach- Thousands of jobs in the STEM fields “Food, energy and the environment and eighth-grade students, will give stu- ing them about Michigan’s wetlands and of food, energy and the environment (FEE) affect everyone,” said Kelly Millenbah, dents and teachers an appreciation and waterfowl. currently go unfilled in the United States. CANR associate dean and director for aca- knowledge of the vital importance of local Educators are asked to register for this These applied biological disciplines are demic and student affairs. “We want to wetland ecosystems. classroom program by March 30. Materi- vital to our national and global security support students from all backgrounds as In six lessons, students will expand als will be provided via email to eligible and economy, but graduate too few stu- they explore STEM fields and related their knowledge of Michigan’s waterfowl educators. dents to fill current and projected job opportunities within our college.” species, waterfowl biology and life cycles, To find out about other available openings. For more information or to request a and wetland and waterfowl management wildlife curricula and resources for the The CANR STEM-FEE Scholars Pro- hard copy of the application, contact Fos- and history in Michigan. classroom, visit mi.gov/wildlife and click gram is designed to address this impor- ter by email at [email protected], via Students and teachers are encouraged on Teacher Resources. tant national need and is made possible phone at 517-353-0135 or visit to explore a local wetland, if possible, as Explore additional DNR education and through a National Science Foundation hcanr.msu.edu/academics/undergradu- part of this learning experience. If a field outreach opportunities and resources at grant. ate/stem-fee-scholars. trip is not practical, a virtual field trip mi.gov/dnreducation. CHAPTER TWO OF EIGHT CSS sets day of A Polar giving Bear’s Tale DULUTH — The College KALI: of St. Scholastica announced plans for its AUTHOR: CAROLYN MUELLER | ILLUSTRATOR: JEREMY PATTON & JAYNE BALLEW sixth annual Give to CSS Day on Thursday, March 22, when supporters from the area and around the Chapter Two: had hunted had all been large, burly males with gigantic paws globe join in a special 24- and teeth. This bear was a bit smaller, and on its stomach was a hour online initiative to strengthen programs and It was a cold day. The month of March offers no promise row of dark teats. This bear was a nursing sow. “Somewhere,” he thought, “she has a cub.” enable new opportunities of budding trees or sprouting daffodils when you live high for the diverse student above the Arctic Circle. Not many people make their home James was crushed. He had not realized that the bear was population. there, but James had grown up in those parts and was used DIHPDOHHVSHFLDOO\DQXUVLQJPRWKHU´:H·YHJRWWRÀQGWKH St. Scholastica, which is to the weather. Snow blanketed the ground, but the thin den,” James said to his hunting companion. “There’s a cub in its 106th academic year, raised more than $100,000 light of early spring allowed out here, and it won’t survive for long without her.” The two men set out through the bitter wind and spring through last year’s event James better visibility to look and organizers hope to top for caribou and wolverine, sunlight, until they saw the opening of a polar bear den. that this time anything he could hunt and around. Since its incep- bring back to his village. tion, Give to CSS Day has James had been a raised $314,000 to support the College. hunter for most of his life. Ask Zoo “Since this initiative The Inupiat people of Point has begun we have seen Lay, Alaska, on the coast of Keeper Julie both the number of the Chukchi Sea, rely donors and the amount on skilled subsistence Where do mother polar donated increase,” said Del Case, St. Scholastica’s hunters like James and bears sleep? Vice President for College others. Alaska Native The mother bear excavates a small snow cave Advancement, “The feed- People along the northwest coast of Alaska hunt marine in a snowdrift just big enough for her to turn back we have received PDPPDOV ELUGV ÀVK DQG RWKHU ODQG DQLPDOV WR NHHS WKHLU around in, and the snow will naturally close the from alumni is that this an families healthy. 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But the range of daylight hours for are now out in the world James was tasked with providing meat for his village, so he comparison. making a difference. This took what opportunities that luck and nature presented to day allows these graduates to see how the campus is him. He shot the bear. thriving and how their When the bear was down, James approached it. Once financial support will help certain that it was dead, he rolled it over. That’s when he us remain a thriving loca- noticed something different. The other eight bears that James tion for higher learning,” said Case. “The over- © 2018, Missouri Press Foundation whelming feedback we hear is that this day of giv- ing meets the needs of those donors who give back what they can to make this college the best Liberty Bell Chalet it can be for now and the JOE’S future.” How does The day of online giving supports everything from Pizza and Caesar Pasty Shop classroom equipment to SOUND FOR DINNER? financial aid, to keeping Since 1946 the lights on. “The pasty that made pasties famous” “We believe strongly that this format of online giving connects our FridayFish Fry STOP IN AND GET YOURS TODAY! friends and alumni in way serving until 8:00 p.m. that meets them where Monday-Saturday 8:00am to 5:30pm they are,” says Case. “Each 109 5th Ave. S., Hurley, WI 54534 • 715-561-3753 dollar raised will do its RESTAURANT: Serving Dinner 7 Days a Week at 4 p.m. Sunday Closed part to entice future stu- Serving Lunch Mon.-Thurs. 11-2 116 W. Aurora St., Ironwood, MI dents to choose to attend 906-932-4412 CSS and thus enhance our school culture with their talents and passions for This chapter of “Kail: A Polar Bear’s Tale” brought to you by these community-minded businesses learning.” l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS MONDAY, MARCH 19, 2018 7 ARKANSAS BOUND
Pat Krause/The Daily Globe THE GOGEBIC Community College Lady Samson basketball team prepares to depart on Saturday afternoon to travel to play in the NJCAA Division II Women's Basketball Championship in Harrison, Ark. Gogebic's first game will be on Tuesday at 3 p.m. CDT against Kirkwood (Iowa). All tournament games will be live streamed via the NJCAA TV website at njcaatv.com/landing/index. Pictured from left are: Vanessa Nasi, coach Mark Movrich, Brooke Piilola, Lexi Engler, Lori Wardynski, Bailey Froberg, Kacie Lundin and Olyvia Mason. Zoned out: 11th-seeded Syracuse eliminates Michigan State DETROIT (AP) – Syracuse looks against us. That's why long and wide all afternoon and acknowledged was the final team seconds left. barely got into the NCAA Tourna- nothing surprises me with our didn't make a basket in the last to receive an at-large bid. In low- The Orange fouled intention- ment, getting the 68th and final defense." 5:41. scoring games, the Orange beat ally to avoid giving up a game- spot. Syracuse (23-13) will face sec- The Orange forced the Spar- Arizona State in Dayton and TCU tying 3 twice in the closing sec- The Orange have earned the ond-seeded Duke (28-7) on Fri- tans (30-5) to settle for 3-pointers in the first round. They overcame onds and the Spartans made two right to keep playing in college day in the Midwest Region semi- all afternoon and it worked bril- playing three games in five days pairs of free throws to pull within basketball's showcase. And, no finals. liantly in a duel between Hall of and essentially playing a road a point both times. one will be excited about facing Playing in his hometown with Fame coaches. Michigan State game, matching up with Michi- "We're always going to foul in that zone defense. a chance to add another high- took a school record 37 shots gan State about 75 miles from its those situations and it's always Tyus Battle had 17 points, light-reel shot to this year's NCAA beyond the arc, making just campus with green-and-white worked for us," Boeheim said. Oshae Brissett scored 15, and Tournament, Cassius Winston eight. clad fans packing the stands. "I've seen too many guys when 11th-seeded Syracuse zoned missed an opportunity to win the "The last couple of jump shots As poorly as Michigan State the guy makes a 3 and it goes into Michigan State out of the tourna- game for the third-seeded Spar- they threw up, they weren't in the shot, it had chances to escape overtime." ment, 55-53 on Sunday to tans with a shot from about 45 ballpark," Syracuse coach Jim with a victory. Paschal Chukwu connected advance to the Sweet 16. feet just before the buzzer. Boeheim. Miles Bridges missed a 3 with on one free throw with 2.4 sec- "No one plays zone like we "It's one of those shots you Syracuse has won three a chance to tie with 11 seconds onds left and the miss gave do," Brissett said. "We're always shoot as a kid," he said softly. "I straight since being sent to Day- left and teammate Joshua Lang- Michigan State a chance to win in moving – and we challenge every just came up short." ton for the First Four as what the ford missed a putback, but Syra- dramatic fashion, but Winston shot – so teams never get easy The Spartans came up short, selection committee chairman cuse turned the ball over with 7.9 couldn't pull it off. Poole's buzzer-beater sends Michigan past Houston WICHITA, Kan. (AP) – time. The unflappable freshman After his huge perfor- with swag to spare let mance against San Diego loose a long 3-pointer just State, the Wolverines were as the buzzer sounded, wary of Gray every time he watched it splash through touched the ball. They the net and took off on a blanketed Houston's star dead sprint around the on the perimeter, cut off arena. lanes to the basket and "I saw everybody cele- held him to just eight brating," Michigan's Jordan points on 2-for-11 shooting Poole said later, "and I in the first half. always thought if I hit a Whistles became con- shot like that, I didn't want stant as the second half to get tackled. So I tried to wore on, and both teams avoid everybody." soon found themselves in He finally gave up, foul trouble. Wagner allowing the sweetest of picked up his fourth with parties to truly begin. 8:43 to go, and Breaon Poole's buzzer-beater, Brady soon took a seat which came after Houston with his fourth for Hous- squandered a chance to ton, as the game turned lock up a spot in the Mid- into a glorified free-throw west Region semifinals, shooting contest. lifted the third-seeded Michigan converted Wolverines to a 64-63 vic- eight straight at one point tory Saturday night – and to take a 57-53 lead with left longtime coach John 3:42 to go. Beilein struggling to find Armoni Brooks the right words. answered with a 3-pointer, Dramatic? That's a good and Davis converted a place to start. three-point play after foul- "I'm just trying to appre- ing the Wolverines' Dun- ciate the moment of what can Robinson out with just happened," Beilein Associated Press 2:06 left, giving the said. "When he makes that MICHIGAN GUARD Jordan Poole (2) is chased by his teammates after making a 3-point basket at the buzzer to Cougars a 60-59 lead. shot, I'm making sure the win an NCAA men's college basketball tournament second-round game against Houston on Saturday in Wichi- Wagner answered with shot got off. I'm managing ta, Kan. Michigan won 64-63. a putback basket for Michi- my team. I can't even look gan with 1:41 left, but after at the celebration." final play, and Muham- he hit." were trying to reach their Michigan. Davis pulled the teams swapped 3-point "We did not play well, mad-Ali Abdur-Rahkman Abdur-Rahkman and first Sweet 16 since the last down a crucial rebound, misses, Davis grabbed a and credit Houston for found Poole on the wing. Moe Wagner scored 12 of the Phi Slama Jama and then stalked to the crucial rebound and made that," he said. "Sometimes The youngster's shot hit points apiece to lead teams in 1984. foul line. two foul shots to give you feel, well, geez, why nothing but net. Michigan, but it was the They just about did it. The senior forward Houston the lead. did we win? But I've been "Sports is a great unheralded freshman who Davis gave the Cougars missed both. His night would have on the other end of those metaphor for life some- stole the show. Poole's flair the lead when he made two "It's hard to put into been a whole lot better if many, many times. We got times. It's not always fair," for the dramatic earned his free throws with 44.1 sec- words," Gray said. "I felt the game ended there. a fortunate break." Houston coach Kelvin team a trip to Los Angeles onds left, then pushed the like we had the game won." "It's March Madness. It's That came when Devin Sampson said. "I thought for a West Regional semifi- advantage to 63-61 when The down-to-the-wire bigger than basketball," Davis had a chance to seal our team deserved to win nal against North Carolina he made the second of two outcome was hardly sur- Gray said. "Those guys in the win, and the Cougars' that game. For 39 minutes, or Texas A&M next week. more foul shots with 24.9 prising given the way the the locker room, I'm super gritty forward missed a 57 seconds, I thought we Rob Gray scored 23 seconds to go. rest of the game went. proud of them. I'm just pair of foul shots with 3.6 were the better team. Cred- points and Davis finished Abdur-Rahkman and There were 17 lead glad we had this opportu- seconds left. The Wolver- it their kid for hitting a big with 17 for the sixth-seed- Charles Matthews came up changes and 12 ties, nity to come play in ines (30-7) called their shot. It was a big, big shot ed Cougars (27-8), who empty at the other end for including 28-all at half- March." l 8 MONDAY, MARCH 19, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard
Michigan 61, Montana 47 6:30 p.m. National Championship NCAA Men’s At Taco Bell Arena At Tallahassee, Fla. Sunday, April 1 Buffalo (28-5) vs. Florida State TournamentAll Times EDT Boise, Idaho Semifinal winners, 6 p.m. Gonzaga 68, UNC Greensboro (26-6), 6:30 p.m. EAST REGIONAL 64 Regional Semifinals Men’s NIT First Round All Times EDT Ohio State 81, South Dakota Saturday, March 24 Thursday, March 15 Second Round State 73 At Albany, N.Y. At PPG Paints Arena Saturday, March 17 South Carolina (28-6) vs. Buffalo- Pittsburgh Friday, March 16 Penn State 73, Notre Dame 63 Florida State winner, 11:30 a.m. or 2 Villanova 87, Radford 61 At Spectrum Center Sunday, March 18 p.m. Alabama 86, Virginia Tech 83 Charlotte, N.C. Mississippi State 78, Baylor 77 Texas A&M 73, Providence 69 UConn-Quinnipiac winner vs. At American Airlines Center Marquette 101, Oregon 92 North Carolina 84, Lipscomb 66 Duke-Georgia winner, 11:30 a.m. or Dallas Louisville 84, Middle Tennessee 2 p.m. Texas Tech 70, Stephen F. At Bridgestone Arena 68 Austin 60 Nashville, Tenn. Regional Championship Monday, March 19 Florida 77, St. Bonaventure 62 Xavier 102, Texas Southern 83 Monday, March 26 Stanford (19-15) at Oklahoma Florida State 67, Missouri 54 Semifinal winners, 7 p.m. Friday, March 16 State (20-14), 7 p.m. SPOKANE REGIONAL At Little Caesars Arena Second Round LSU (18-14) at Utah (20-11), 9 First Round Detroit Saturday, March 17 p.m. Purdue 74, Cal State Fullerton 48 At Taco Bell Arena Friday, March 16 Washington (21-12) at Saint Butler 79, Arkansas 62 Boise, Idaho At Notre Dame, Ind. Mary's (29-5), 11 p.m. Gonzaga 90, Ohio State 84 Notre Dame 99, Cal State At Viejas Arena Western Kentucky (25-10) at Northridge 81 San Diego At INTRUST Bank Arena Southern Cal (24-11), 11:30 p.m. Villanova 81, South Dakota State Marshall 81, Wichita State 75 Wichita, Kan. Quarterfinals 74, OT West Virginia 85, Murray State 68 Michigan 64, Houston 63 Tuesday, March 20 At College Station, Texas Second Round Sunday, March 18 Penn State (23-13) at Marquette DePaul 90, Oklahoma 79 Saturday, March 17 At Spectrum Center (21-13), 7 p.m. Texas A&M 89, Drake 76 At PPG Paints Arena Charlotte, N.C. Mississippi State (24-11) at Texas A&M 86, North Carolina 65 At Eugene, Ore. Pittsburgh Louisville (22-13), 9 p.m. Minnesota 89, Green Bay 77 Villanova 81, Alabama 58 At Bridgestone Arena Wednesday, March 21 Oregon 88, Seattle 45 At American Airlines Center Nashville, Tenn. Southern Cal-Western Kentucky Florida State 75, Xavier 70 Saturday, March 17 Dallas winner vs. Stanford-Oklahoma State Texas Tech 69, Florida 66 At STAPLES Center At Columbus, Ohio winner, TBA Central Michigan 78, LSU 69 Sunday, March 18 Los Angeles Saint Mary's-Washington winner Ohio State 87, George Washing- At Little Caesars Arena Regional Semifinals vs. LSU-Utah winner, TBA ton 45 Detroit Thursday, March 22 Purdue 76, Butler 73 Florida State (22-11) vs. Gonza- Second Round Women’sAll Times EDT NIT ga (32-4) Sunday, March 18 Jason Juno/Daily Globe At Viejas Arena First Round Texas A&M (22-12) vs. Michigan At Notre Dame, Ind. San Diego Second Round CHASSELL’S MILLY Allen holds the state runner-up trophy with her teammates Sat- Notre Dame 98, Villanova 72 West Virginia 94, Marshall 71 (30-7) Saturday, March 17 At College Station, Texas At TD Garden Regional Championship TCU 86, Missouri State 51 urday morning after the Panthers fell in the state title game. Texas A&M 80, DePaul 79 Boston Saturday, March 24 James Madison 62, Radford 35 Semifinal winners At Eugene, Ore. Regional Semifinals Sunday, March 18 Oregon 101, Minnesota 73 Friday, March 23 FINAL FOUR Indiana 74, Milwaukee 54 Villanova (32-4) vs. West Virginia At The Alamodome Monday, March 19 Purdue 77, Ball State 72 (26-10) San Antonio At Columbus, Ohio Virginia Tech 78, George Mason Chassell’s run ends in Central Michigan (29-4) vs. Ohio Purdue (30-6) vs. Texas Tech National Semifinals 69 State (28-6), 6:30 p.m. (26-9) Saturday, March 31 South Dakota 74, Colorado State South champion vs. West cham- Regional Semifinals Regional Championship 49 pion Saturday, March 24 Sunday, March 25 Georgia Tech 91, UAB 47 East champion vs. Midwest At Spokane, Wash. West Virginia 79, Saint Joseph's state championship game Semifinal winners champion Notre Dame (31-3) vs. Texas SOUTH REGIONAL 51 A&M (26-9), 4 or 6:30 p.m. First Round National Championship Alabama 80, UCF 61 By BRYCE DEROUIN Oregon (32-4) vs. Central Michi- more jumpers, pushing the Lenawee Chris- Thursday, March 15 Monday, April 2 UC Davis 74, Wyoming 64 Semifinal winners gan-Ohio State winner, 4 or 6:30 Daily Mining Gazette (Houghton) At American Airlines Center Fordham 63, Drexel 60 tian advantage to 53-34 with 5:35 left in the p.m. Dallas Houston-Michigan Kansas State 74, Utah 57 GRAND RAPIDS – When the reality of game. The Cougars were too crisp and too Tennessee 73, Wright State 47 Regional Championship Monday, March 19 efficient, assisting on nine of 13 made field Loyola of Chicago 64, Miami 62 MICHIGAN Box64, HOUSTON 63 Monday, March 26 Toledo (18-14) at Michigan State defeat settled in, the tears flowed as expected Semifinal winners, 9 p.m. At Taco Bell Arena HOUSTON (27-8) (18-13), 7 p.m. goals in the second half while making 12 of KANSAS CITY REGIONAL – that’s what happens when careers and sea- Boise, Idaho D.Davis 4-12 9-12 17, Brady 2-3 Duquesne (24-7) at Georgetown 26 attempts. Kentucky 78, Davidson 73 0-0 4, Gray 8-22 3-4 23, G.Robinson First Round (16-15), 7 p.m. sons end for high school athletes. But with Buffalo 89, Arizona 68 1-3 2-3 4, C.Davis 1-5 0-0 3, White Friday, March 16 Penn (22-8) at St. John's (17-14), their runner-up medals around their necks, “It’s hard because you try to close the At Raleigh, N.C. Friday, March 16 1-1 0-1 2, Zanna 1-1 2-2 4, A.Brooks 7 p.m. Maryland 77, Princeton 57 each of the Chassell Panthers managed to inside, then they started hitting outside At Spectrum Center 1-3 0-0 3, VanBeck 1-4 0-0 3. Totals Tuesday, March 20 N.C. State 62, Elon 34 Charlotte, N.C. 20-54 16-22 63. Rice (23-9) at New Mexico (24- force a smile as they posed for their portrait shots,” Hainault said. “We started coming Kansas State 69, Creighton 59 MICHIGAN (30-7) Saturday, March 17 10), 9 p.m. photo before receiving the runner-up trophy out, then our inside was open. It just seemed UMBC 74, Virginia 54 Livers 0-1 0-0 0, Wagner 5-9 0-2 At Starkville, Miss. Third Round Oklahoma State 84, Syracuse 57 like we were scrambling a little bit.” At Bridgestone Arena 12, Simpson 1-7 2-4 4, Matthews 5- Thursday, March 22 Saturday at Van Noord Arena. Mississippi State 95, Nicholls 50 Nashville, Tenn. 12 0-0 11, Abdur-Rahkman 4-15 4-4 Purdue (20-13) at Indiana (19- The tears dried and at least a small part of That can happen when attempting to Cincinnati 68, Georgia State 53 12, Teske 0-0 6-8 6, Simmons 0-0 0- At Los Angeles 14), 7 p.m. UCLA 71, American 60 limit the 6-2 Salenbien, who is Lenawee Nevada 87, Texas 83 0 0, Poole 3-5 0-0 8, D.Robinson 3- James Madison (23-10) at West the group was able to take pride in complet- Creighton 76, Iowa 70 Second Round 9 2-2 11, Watson 0-1 0-0 0. Totals Virginia (23-11), 7 p.m. ing the greatest season in school history fol- Christian’s leading scorer at 21 points per At Austin, Texas Saturday, March 17 21-59 14-20 64. Fordham (24-9) at Virginia Tech Arizona State 73, Nebraska 62 lowing a 57-36 loss to Adrian Lenawee contest. The freshman already has Division I At Taco Bell Arena Halftime_28-28. 3-Point (20-13), 7 p.m. Texas 83, Maine 54 Boise, Idaho Goals_Houston 7-18 (Gray 4-8, Georgia Tech (20-13) at Alabama Christian in the Class D state finals. And offers, including Minnesota and Toledo, but Kentucky 95, Buffalo 75 A.Brooks 1-3, C.Davis 1-3, VanBeck Second Round (19-13), 8 p.m. the Panthers made her work for hers early Sunday, March 18 that’s how it should be. It was a hell of a run, At American Airlines Center 1-4), Michigan 8-30 (D.Robinson 3- Michigan State-Toledo winner at At Raleigh, N.C. on. She shot just 3 of 11 in the first half while Dallas 7, Wagner 2-4, Poole 2-4, Matthews South Dakota (28-6), 8 p.m. and the Panthers earned their place in U.P. N.C. State 74, Maryland 60 Loyola of Chicago 63, Tennessee 1-4, Livers 0-1, Simpson 0-4, Abdur- Friday, March 23 lore with a state finals appearance. dealing with an ankle injury she suffered in 62 Rahkman 0-6). Fouled Monday, March 19 UC Davis (27-6) at Kansas State At Starkville, Miss. the second quarter. But foul trouble to Meg Sunday, March 18 Out_Matthews, D.Robinson. (18-15), 8 p.m. “I think at first, the sting is always the Mississippi State (33-1) vs. Okla- At Spectrum Center Rebounds_Houston 37 (Gray 10), March 21-23 worst part,” Chassell coach Brandi Hainault Hokenson, who drew the assignment of homa State (21-10), 9 p.m. Charlotte, N.C. Michigan 33 (Simpson 8). New Mexico-Rice winner vs. TCU said. “Eventually, it goes away, and you real- Salenbien, altered Chassell’s defensive plans, Kansas State 50, UMBC 43 Assists_Houston 8 (Gray, G.Robin- At Los Angeles (21-12), TBA Creighton (19-12) vs. UCLA (25- At Bridgestone Arena son 3), Michigan 13 (Simpson 4). Penn-St. John's winner vs. ize it’s something to be proud of.” and Salenbien took advantage to finish with 7), 9 p.m. Nashville, Tenn. Total Fouls_Houston 19, Michigan Duquesne-Georgetown winner, TBA “It’s hard to lose, but you have to realize 20 points and 11 rebounds. Nevada 75, Cincinnati 73 22. A_14,385 (15,000). At Austin, Texas Arizona State (22-12) vs. Texas Hokenson exited the third quarter at the At Philips Arena BC-BKC--NCAA-Syracuse-Michi- NCAA Division I how far we’ve come to get here,” junior Jenna (27-6), 9 p.m. Atlanta gan St. Box Hockey Tournament Pietila added. 3:54 mark with four fouls after picking up Regional Semifinals Regional Semifinals Friday, March 23 Glance three in the first half. Thursday, March 22 Syracuse-Michigan All Times EDT In a literal sense, Chassell (26-2) traveled Kansas State (24-11) vs. Ken- St. Box At Kansas City, Mo. NORTHEAST REGIONAL 493 miles to the Calvin campus. It was a trip “(Salenbien) is a great player,” Hainault SYRACUSE 55, MICHIGAN ST. 53 N.C. State (26-8) vs. Mississippi tucky (26-10) At DCU Center SYRACUSE (23-13) State-Oklahoma State winner, 7 or that included wins over No. 3 Munising and said. “We kind of let her control the second Nevada (29-7) vs. Loyola of Worcester, Mass. Dolezaj 2-5 2-2 6, Brissett 4-10 6- 9:30 p.m. Chicago (30-5) First Round No. 4 Gaylord St. Mary before the Panthers half a little bit.” 8 15, Chukwu 0-1 1-2 1, Howard 5- Creighton-UCLA winner vs. Ari- Regional Championship Saturday, March 24 While Lenawee Christian’s offense hit 10 3-3 13, Battle 4-15 9-10 17, zona State-Texas winner, 7 or 9:30 had the state’s full attention with a victory Saturday, March 24 Cornell (25-5-2) vs. Boston Uni- Sidibe 0-0 2-4 2, Moyer 0-1 1-2 1, p.m. tough shot after tough shot, its lengthy, ath- Semifinal winners versity (21-13-4), 1 p.m. over traditional power No. 8 Waterford Our Bayer 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 15-42 24-31 Regional Championship MIDWEST REGIONAL Michigan (20-14-3) vs. Northeast- letic defense stifled a Chassell team that had 55. Sunday, March 25 Lady to earn a shot at Lenawee Christian. First Round ern (23-9-5), 4:30 p.m. MICHIGAN ST. (30-5) Semifinal winners, 7:30 p.m. not been shut down like this all postseason. Thursday, March 15 Championship And at first, it was typical Chassell: a sti- Ward 4-5 2-2 10, Jackson 0-4 2-2 LEXINGTON REGIONAL At PPG Paints Arena Sunday, March 25, 4 p.m. fling defense holding Lenawee Christian The 6-2 Salenbien protected the rim, and for 2, Winston 4-12 4-4 15, Langford 1- First Round Pittsburgh EAST REGIONAL once, a team was able to limit Chassell’s 12 0-0 3, Bridges 4-18 0-2 11, Carter Friday, March 16 At Webster Bank Arena (26-1) to 2 of 8 shooting in the second quar- Rhode Island 83, Oklahoma 78, 1-2 0-1 2, Goins 0-1 0-0 0, Tillman OT At Louisville, Ky. Bridgeport, Conn. ter, while Sydney Danison and Milly Allen explosive guards on the perimeter. 2-5 1-3 5, Nairn 0-0 0-0 0, McQuaid Louisville 74, Boise State 42 Duke 89, Iona 67 First Round The Panthers scored just 13-second-half 1-7 2-2 5. Totals 17-66 11-16 53. Marquette 84, Dayton 65 combined for 19 of the 23 points as the Pan- At INTRUST Bank Arena Friday, March 23 Halftime_Michigan St. 25-22. 3- At Knoxville, Tenn. points and were 6 of 24 from the field after Wichita, Kan. Notre Dame (25-9-2) vs. Michi- thers trailed by a single point at halftime. Point Goals_Syracuse 1-8 (Brissett Oregon State 82, Western Ken- Kansas 76, Pennsylvania 60 gan Tech (22-16-5), 3 p.m. the break. 1-4, Howard 0-1, Battle 0-3), Michi- tucky 58 They were in this thing. Seton Hall 94, N.C. State 83 Providence (23-11-4) vs. Clark- gan St. 8-37 (Winston 3-11, Bridges Tennessee 100, Liberty 60 “(Chassell’s) guards were fast. We said, Friday, March 16 son (23-10-6), 6:30 p.m. But if Chassell forced Lenawee Christian 3-12, Langford 1-7, McQuaid 1-7). At Waco, Texas At Little Caesars Arena Championship to be at its best, the Cougars were up to the ‘Keep them in front of you, switch screens Fouled Out_Tillman, Howard. Michigan 75, Northern Colorado Detroit Saturday, March 24, 6 p.m. Rebounds_Syracuse 24 (Brissett 9), 61 challenge. Lenawee Christian converted 5 of and just work,’ ” Jamie Salenbien said. “We Michigan State 82, Bucknell 78 MIDWEST REGIONAL Michigan St. 44 (Tillman 12). Baylor 96, Grambling State 46 Syracuse 57, TCU 52 First Round its first 7 shots of the second half, including had to take good angles, because they can get Assists_Syracuse 3 (Battle 2), Saturday, March 17 At Viejas Arena At PPL Center an angle on you and you’re in trouble … All Michigan St. 11 (Winston 6). Total At Stanford, Calif. a 3 and midrange jumper from Libby Miller San Diego Allentown, Pa. Fouls_Syracuse 20, Michigan St. Florida Gulf Coast 80, Missouri year, we try to preach the fundamentals of Auburn 62, College of Charleston 58 First Round to cap an 8-0 run for a 38-29 lead with 4:49 22. A_20,360 (21,000). 70 Clemson 79, New Mexico State 68 Saturday, March 24 defense, help-side and taking good angles. Stanford 82, Gonzaga 68 left in the third. Second Round Ohio State (24-9-5) vs. Princeton NCAA Women's Second Round The girls just put together a real good job of Saturday, March 17 (19-12-4), 3:30 p.m. It was a stark contrast from the final 5:38 Basketball Sunday, March 18 At PPG Paints Arena Denver (22-9-8) vs. Penn State of the second half when the Cougars went that scheme.” At Louisville, Ky. (18-14-5), 7 p.m. Pittsburgh TournamentAll Times EDT Louisville 90, Marquette 72 without a field goal. Now, they were swing- Danison led Chassell with 17 points and Duke 87, Rhode Island 62 ALBANY REGIONAL Championship At Knoxville, Tenn. Sunday, March 25, 6:30 p.m. eight rebounds and Allen recorded 10 points At INTRUST Bank Arena First Round ing the ball around with such precision that Oregon State 66, Tennessee 59 Wichita, Kan. Friday, March 16 WEST REGIONAL to close out their careers. The leading senior At Waco, Texas Chassell was left disjointed in an attempt to Kansas 83, Seton Hall 79 At Columbia, S.C. At Denny Sanford Baylor 80, Michigan 58 duo is joined by Hokenson, Sophia Huhta, Sunday, March 18 Virginia 68, California 62 PREMIER Center cover shooters. Monday, March 19 At Little Caesars Arena South Carolina 63, N.C. A&T 52 Sioux Falls, S.D. Rebecca Markham and Gabrielle Olson as At Stanford, Calif. “We just tell them that if they’re in their Detroit Saturday, March 17 First Round Florida Gulf Coast (31-4) vs. those who finished their careers on the most Syracuse 55, Michigan State 53 At Storrs, Conn. Friday, March 23 range, and if the time and score is correct, let Stanford (23-10), 9 p.m. At Viejas Arena UConn 140, Saint Francis (Pa.) St. Cloud State (25-8-6) vs. Air it go,” Lenawee Christian coach Jamie Salen- accomplished team in school history. Regional Semifinals San Diego 52 Force (22-14-5), 4 p.m. Friday, March 23 bien said. “I could sense we were getting in a “We battled and did what we could,” Clemson 84, Auburn 53 Quinnipiac 86, Miami 72 Minnesota State Mankato (29-9- At Lexington, Ky. 1) vs. Minnesota Duluth (21-16-3), Hainault said. “Some things just didn’t go in At CenturyLink Center Omaha At Athens, Ga. rhythm. I told (assistant) coach (Randy) Oregon State (25-7) vs. Baylor Omaha, Neb. Duke 72, Belmont 58 7:30 p.m. our favor, and that’ show it goes. (33-1), 7 or 9:30 p.m. Porter that this is good. You could see in our Regional Semifinals Georgia 68, Mercer 63 Championship Louisville (34-2) vs. Florida Gulf Saturday, March 24, 9 p.m. “We made it to the place that no ever girls Friday, March 23 At Tallahassee, Fla. body language that we were in a rhythm.” Coast-Stanford winner, 7 or 9:30 Kansas (29-7) vs. Clemson (25- Florida State 91, Little Rock 49 FROZEN FOUR team in Chassell has made it to. I’m losing a p.m. If a high school team is going to hit mid- 9), Buffalo 102, South Florida 79 At Xcel Energy Center Regional Championship bunch of seniors that I’ve had for four years; Duke (28-7) vs. Syracuse (23-13) Second Round St. Paul, Minn. range jumpers and 3s repeatedly over the Sunday, March 25 Regional Championship Sunday, March 18 National Semifinals course of a game, then it probably deserves for me, that’s the hardest thing. It’s not the Semifinal winners, Noon Sunday, March 25 At Columbia, S.C. Thursday, April 5 FINAL FOUR to win a state title. Lenawee Christian was 3 game. It’s what comes after.” Semifinal winners South Carolina 66, Virginia 56 Northeast champion vs. East Lenawee Christian17 7 21 12 — 57 At Columbus, Ohio champion, 6 or 9:30 p.m. WEST REGIONAL Monday, March 19 of 6 from beyond the arc in the third quarter, Chassell 12 11 94 — 36 National Semifinals Midwest champion vs. West First Round At Storrs, Conn. Lenawee Christian — Miller 11, Dani Salenbien 10, Bree Salenbien 20, Friday, March 30 with the last one coming from Bree Salenbi- Thursday, March 15 UConn (33-0) vs. Quinnipiac (28- champion, 6 or 9:30 p.m. Anderson 10, Gordon 2, Lilly 4. F: 14; Fouled out: None; Free throws: 10-15; Albany champion vs. Spokane At INTRUST Bank Arena 5), 6:30 p.m. National Championship en for a 45-32 lead. 3-point field goals: Bree Salenbien 2, Dani Salenbien 2, Miller. chamion, 7 or 9:30 p.m. Wichita, Kan. At Athens, Ga. Saturday, April 7 Chassell — Pietila 5, Huhta 2, Allen 10, Danison 17, Rautiola 2. F: 16; Kansas City champion vs. Lex- Then, Caitlin Anderson and Miller hit two Houston 67, San Diego State 65 Duke (23-8) vs. Georgia (26-6), Semifinal winners, 7:30 p.m. Fouled out: Hokenson; Free throws: 3-7; 3-point field goals: Allen 2, Pietila. ington champion, 7 or 9:30 p.m. Michigan Tech wins at Northern for NCAA berth By EDEN LAASE tending on out, it was tremendous.” for the next 10 games. Some days he wasn’t pucks in the corners.” Daily Mining Gazette (Houghton) Before the game, Shawhan said the even sure he would get to dress, but when The guys in front served as a strong sup- MARQUETTE – The best writers in the Huskies were ready to play as long as they Devin Kero was out of the lineup against porting cast. Tech’s defensive core had 22 world couldn’t have composed a better sto- needed to, whether that meant a regulation Minnesota State in the second round of the blocked shots, stopping most of NMU’s ryline. It had all the pieces of a classic. finish or an overtime battle that took “until WCHA playoffs, Munson was thrust back in chances before the puck even got close to There was a gripping plot: Two rival dawn.” the story. He had two exceptional games, Munson. schools, located just 98 miles apart playing After the first period, it appeared the and with Kero still fighting to get healthy, he “They’ve all bought in, and have really for a conference title and a bid into the Huskies and the Wildcats might be in for earned the start against NMU. changed as the year has gone on. They’ve NCAA tournament. the latter, as it closed with a 0-0 tie. “I never imagined this,” Munson said. I really bought in and helped down the There were the necessary parallels to Play was consistent, with neither team really appreciate Joe (Shawhan) giving me a stretch.” build intrigue: A pair of first-year coaches dominating, and both squads coming up chance down the stretch … It sounds dumb, Then, with 47 seconds to play, Joel L’Es- trying to prove themselves while fighting to with defensive plays when they needed to. but it was all about trusting the process. perance connected on an empty-net goal to get their newly re-built programs onto the There was a stop here, a save there and the Never taking a shot off in practice, and just seal the victory for the Huskies. Munson biggest stage college hockey has to offer. occasional offensive mishap. But nothing being a good teammate whether you are in skated to the side of the ice, looked up at the And of course, no story is complete with- special. the net or not. (Robbie Beydoun and Devin Tech fans and pounded on the glass with his out a compelling cast of characters: For Then, in the second Tech took a 1-0 lead Kero) supported me a lot, and the guys in fist in celebration. Tech, there was Patrick Munson, a goalie as Greyson Reitmeier fielded a ricochet and front of me have been phenomenal.” With the win Tech, qualifies for its sec- that hadn’t played in over a month before snuck it past NMU’s Atte Tolvanen with Like every hero, he faced his share of ond-straight NCAA tournament. The guiding the Huskies to a sweep over No. 3 14:24 to go in the period. Still, other than adversity. Huskies will play Notre Dame in Bridgeport, Minnesota State. And for NMU, a collection giving the Huskies a lead, the goal was noth- There was his unlikely journey to Tech – Connecticut on Friday at 3 p.m. The game of offensive-minded defensemen, flipping ing special. transferring first from Vermont, then from will be televised on ESPN 2. the script and leading the offensive charge. What was special in the game? The emer- Denver to Tech. Then, in the contest against The 2-0 loss was NMU’s first instance of At the end of Saturday’s WCHA champi- gence of Tech’s unlikely hero: Patrick NMU, there were close calls. A two-on-one being shut out at home. It was also Tech’s onship at the Berry Events Center in Mar- “Packy” Munson. stop with 2:17 left in the second as Demico seventh win in the last nine contests. quette, one team emerged eager to write the He finished with 21 saves for his ninth Hannaoun fired a shot that forced Munson But this one ended with a full-on celebra- next chapter of its story, while the other was win and first shutout of the season. to do the splits in order to make the save, tion. Munson stood up in the net and saw forced to close the book: The final score Every story needs a hero, and this was and a Robbie Payne shot off the pipe in the his teammates skating towards him for his read: Michigan Tech 2, Northern Michigan was a long time coming. third. But Munson stood strong – as heroes favorite moment in hockey. 0. Munson started 12 of the first 16 games do. “When I was a kid, that’s the only thing I “You can’t say enough of these guys. I’m for the Huskies, but as Tech struggled to “It is almost easier when you see a lot of ever saw, was everyone skating to the goalie. certainly blessed to be around them. We find consistency, the Huskies started look- shots,” he said. “You are just tracking every I didn’t realize you had to stop the puck. I challenged them at the beginning of the year ing for other options between the pipes. puck, and the guys front of me haven’t was watching the clock, and knowing there to get out of their comfort zone and make On Feb. 2, Munson made what was easi- allowed bad bounces. They have just been was 4 seconds left, and knowing that was the most of things, and they did,” Tech ly his worst start of the year. Tech lost 7-2 at keeping guys to the outside and letting me going to happen, that was an unbelievable coach Joe Shawhan said. “From the goal- Bowling Green, and Munson sat the bench play my game and play positionally and put feeling,” he said. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, MARCH 19, 2018 9 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Family choice on vaccinations Dear Annie: My wife is pregnant with our first child. She’s due in a few weeks and recently asked me to get a vaccine for whooping cough (Tdap). I got the vaccine. However, now she is talking about everyone who will be around the baby get- ting the vaccine, including my parents. I Dear can just imagine me telling (not asking) Annie my mom to get a whooping cough vaccine before she can hold her grandchild and her laughing maniacally in my face. Actu- Dear Annie: How do you get your rela- ally, that would be a good response. I tives to bring the right food at family gath- could also see her flipping out, not doing erings? Last year, I sent out emails and it, my wife getting upset with me (obvious- asked each couple to bring a specific item: ly) and everyone being unhappy. i.e., four sandwiches or other items so that I know vaccines can be a charged issue, our hostess (namely Grandma) wouldn’t but this is more about being stuck between have to cook or prepare food. DEFLOCKED my wife and my mom. I have to back my All the couples brought huge sandwich- wife, but I cannot control my mom’s es from a franchise and we had way too actions. How should I approach my mom? – Vaccinated Into a Corner much food! We thought that they would Dear Vaccinated into a Corner: It prepare ham and cheese sandwiches or sounds like you are between a rock and a roast beef and cheese sandwiches, etc., hard place – your wife’s insistence that and cut into four pieces to arrange on trays your mother get vaccinated and your antic- for perusal. 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Thelocated inDaily Michigan's Upper Globe Peninsula, ability to carry out established administrative responsibilities in a has an immediate opening for a full time Need your Roof Shoveled? Decks, multitasking environment. He/she will serve as the public relations liaison Porches too. Call Tyson at: Part-time and Full-time. between administration, staff, students, parents, public, and community. rd (906)285-0036 Licensed & Insured Mailroom Supervisor - 3 Shift Loader Services also Available. (715)561-2560 or QUALIFICATIONS: Education/Experience: High School Graduate or GED equivalent Job Summary: Firewood (715)360-1224 education and at least two years of related experience and/or training. Ability to accurately enter and retrieve computerized data. Prior • Ensure efficient collation and distribution of the newspaper Accepting Resumes for successful experience working in an office setting strongly preferred. 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Looking for full-time, • Carpenters • Masons Knowledge of newspaper industry operation a plus. career-minded individuals. Oneida Beginning salary $16.00 per hour, plus benefits. and Vilas Counties. (715)543-8732 Applications are available in the We offer a competitive compensation plan with a full benefit leave a message. District Business Office or on our website at: • Construction Laborers www.hurley.k12.wi.us program including company contribution to a Simple IRA. Kretzschmar Holsteins has milking Please include three letters of recommendation along with application. Drama Free - Drug Free - Alcohol Free Work Environment positions available. We are looking for hard working, reliable individu- Apply at: Applications will be accepted through Tuesday, April 3, 2018. als who work well with others. Deliver, send or email to: Please forward letter of interest & resume to: Located in Gurney,WI. Call Ben for Christopher J. 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