GCC to Sell Graphic Arts Equipment Amid Goal Implementation

Mostly cloudy High: 43 | Low: 36 | Details, page 2 DAILY GLOBE yourdailyglobe.com Monday, November 27, 2017 75 cents GCC to sell graphic INDIANHEAD arts equipment amid goal implementation By IAN MINIELLY consider how to dispose of a com- [email protected] mercial paper cutter, table IRONWOOD — The Gogebic mounted paper cutter, t-shirt Community College board is inking machine, type set equip- meeting Tuesday with plans to ment, table top photography continue working on setting equipment, and a print machine. institutional goals and opera- The board is also planning on tional activities. GCC is looking creating a new program so stu- at three primary goals, but each dents can receive an Associate of goal has many layers required Applied Science, MRI Technolo- for development and implemen- gist. The program provides a 66 tation. credit degree according to the —Goal 1 is to increase credit- Bureau of Labor Statistics and generated enrollment by 2 per- earns a median salary of $58,960 cent for the 2018-19 academic with a two-year MRI technician year. degree. —Goal 2 is to improve teach- The board will discuss hiring ing and learning strategies, stu- a full time mathematics instruc- dent success, and student experi- tor for the Fall 2018 semester. ences. The Higher Learning Commis- —And Goal 3 is to increase sion requires instructors possess the technological presence inter- a master’s degree in mathemat- nally and externally. ics to teach transfer-level math The board is expected to dis- courses. GCC is facing a shortage cuss each of the goals in greater and will consider the need to hire detail at the Tuesday meeting, a new math instructor for the while laying out a plan of Ironwood Campus. attack. GCC is also going to address The board has been asked to the need for a full time biochem- declare some graphic arts equip- istry instructor for the Copper ment as surplus and to place the Country campus in Houghton for items up for sale. The board will the Fall 2018 semester.

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Submitted photo KILLIAN SPENCER and his pappy Jeremy, of Wakefield, hit Indianhead Sunday for some snowboarding after watching the Warren Miller film “Line of Descent” Saturday at the Historic Ironwood Theatre. Killian is taking a ride on the Magic Carpet.

Author with local CHRISTMAS LIGHTS ties to speak at Ironwood Carnegie Library IRONWOOD — Motiva- tional Speaker and Author Allison Liddle will discuss her new book, Life Under Con- struction: Designing a Life Ian Minielly/Daily Globe You Love on Thursday MEMBERS OF the Gurney Golden Gopher 4-H club prepare pie for evening at 6 p.m. at the Iron- guests as part of their community service project and fundraiser. Isaac wood Carnegie Library. The Innes, left, and Evan Krall cut and distribute pie to put on the table for public is invited to attend. guests Saturday at the Gurney Community Center. Liddle’s non-fiction book uses her own life-under-con- struction story to offer insight 4-H members hold fundraiser into achieving personal and professional dreams and goals. at Gurney Community Center An entrepreneur, Liddle began her first business at Ian Minielly/Daily Globe By IAN MINIELLY pie social for at least 12 years age twenty three and has TIS THE season to deck the halls and increase one’s power bill by stringing lights and cheer neighborhood [email protected] according to Jesse Bender. The gone on to found a national, wide. This house on E. Margaret St. in Ironwood is already lit up and looking good. Their neighbor across GURNEY — On a Saturday counter and fridge were stocked award winning financial plan- the street also decked their halls and enlivened E. Margaret Street with festive good cheer. morning as the crisp air with pies as the 4-H members ning firm featured in many returned to Northern Wisconsin, placed slices on a table for visi- national media outlets. nine members of the 4-H com- tors to make their selection with Liddle is also a John prised of youngsters from Gur- care. Bender said they usually Maxwell Team certified Superior Range Shooter’s Club membership up ney, Saxon, and Hurley brought get around 80-100 people coming keynote speaker, executive pies and BBQ to the Gurney through the community center coach, and leadership trainer By IAN MINIELLY Lowe said the Breakwater pro- ciency training. Community Center for a pie for the pie social and of course coach. [email protected] vided the club a reduced cost for The club also wanted to make social. Beyond the food, Santa kids to see Santa Claus. She currently resides in IRONWOOD — The Superior each of the 150 plates served, sure members knew the pavil- Claus arrived via firetruck Greg Massoglia has come as Wisconsin with her husband Range Shooter’s Club member- which helped the fundraiser ions have switches to turn on instead of a sleigh to give each the merry man in red for the last and children. ship has jumped by 30 new with an unexpected $150 boost. flashers in the event a person Saxon and Gurney kid their own four years, but Bender said he Liddle is the former direc- members for the 2017-18 year, The club expressed thanks to walks down range. The flashers present. Horsepower is capable has been filling in for Santa for tor of the Gogebic/Ontonagon according to Gary Lowe, club the Gogebic County Sheriff’s are to alert anyone that arrives of bringing Santa through when much longer — even back when Great Start Collaborative. secretary. The results of the Department for their corporate when someone is already down there is no fog. she was in high school she can More information on the annual fundraiser were deemed membership. The corporate The Gurney Golden Gopher 4- remember Massoglia getting author can be found at alli- a success with the net income membership provides the H club has been conducting the dressed for the part. sionliddle.com for the club coming to $1,803. deputies a close range for profi- RANGE — page 5 C O N T A C T U S WEATHER INSIDE INDEX

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2 l MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2017 AREA / NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAYFIVE-DAAY FORECAST T FOR IRONWOODIRONWO OOD Obituaries TODAY TUESDAYTUUESDAY WEDNESDAYWEDNESSDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY Trump chooses Susan Lynn ‘Susy’ Lammer legislative ASHLAND, Wis. — Susan Lynn “Susy” Lammer, 63, of Hurley, Wis., went to her heavenly home after a courageous agenda over Chance Snow battle with cancer on Monday morning, Nov. 13, 2017, at Ash- Mostly Cloudy PartlyPaartly Cloudy Partly Cloudy udy Partly Cloudy Showers land Health & Rehabilitation Center in Ashland. She was born in Chicago, Ill., on April 26, 1954, to the late 43° 36° 40°400° 25° 41° 29°2 34° 25° 37° 26° Martin A. and Henrietta M. (Hepp) Lammer. They moved to GOP repulsion Winds: 77-18-18 mphmph SSSESE Winds:Windss: 111-161-16 mphmph WWSWSW Winds: 88-11-11 mphmph SSSWSW Winds: 8-138-13 mphmph WNWWNW Winds: 77-10-10 mmphph SSWW the Hurley area in the 1960s and settled in Gile. After her par- ents’ deaths, Susy moved into the Maple Leaf Group Home Ontonagon LOCAL OUTLOOK and then eventually got her own apartment in of Moore 45/37 Today we will see mostly cloudy skies, high of downtown Hurley with the support help from WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. 43°, humidity of 64%.%. South southeast wind 7 Highline Corp. She attended South Side Grade (AP) — President Donald Trump Bergland to 18 mph. The recordord high for today is 56° set School and graduated from J.E. Murphy High said Sunday that electing a 44/38 in 1909. Expect mostlyostly cloudy skies tonight, School with the Class of 1974. Wakefield overnight low of 36°. . Democrat as Alabama’s next Ironwood Susy was employed at the Highline Corp. for senator “would be a disaster,” Saxon 44/37 43/36 Marenisco SUN ANDA ND MOON 35 years, from 1982 until 2017, retiring for making clear the success of his 45/37 Bessemer 43/37 health reasons. During her time there, she legislative agenda outweighs worked in sewing, assembly and office work, widespread GOP repulsion at Hurley 45/37 Watersmeet Upson winning an award for her sewing. She also the prospect of seating Republi- 43/36 43/35 44/35 Sunrise ...... 7:19 a.m. worked for a time with the wayside crew. Her can Roy Moore, who is dogged by Susan Lynn “ Sunset ...... 4:17 p.m. allegations of sexual misconduct. Mercer interests included Special Olympics (receiving Susy” Lammer Moonrise ...... 1:24 p.m. The allegations, including 42/35 Moonset ...... Tomorrow many awards for many sports), AWANA and 1954 — 2017 Manitowish decorating her apartment for every holiday. claims that the 70-year-old 44/36 Moore sexually assaulted or Minocqua NATIONALNATIONAAL WEATHER Susy was a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Hur- ley and also attended the Range Community Bible Church. molested two teenage girls 44/36 Today Tue. while he was in his 30s, have Chicago 61/49 s 58/36 mc She was a life member of the Military Order of the Cooties Dallas 73/54s 75/50mc Ladies Auxiliary. made the Dec. 12 election a ref- Kansas City 70/53 s 60/40 mc Survivors include her adopted family of the staff at Highline erendum on “the character of Los Angeles 67/53sh 77/57s Corp. and a dear friend, Bertha Johnson, of Superior, Wis. the country” that transcends New York 49/39 s 55/45 s ALMANAC REGIONAL WEATHERWEAT THER Cremation has taken place with Rite of Committal and partisan politics, said GOP Sen. Orlando 75/63pc 76/64mc Tim Scott of South Carolina, as Phoenix 84/53 s 77/54 s spring burial planned in the family plot in the Hurley Ceme- Temperature the party establishment Today Tue. Seattle 48/40ra 46/42ra High ...... 40 Ashland 49/41pc 57/33sh tery. cringed at Trump’s latest inter- Low ...... 21 Duluth 40/32 mc 38/25 pc Weather (Wx): cl/cloudy;cl/clou udy; fl/flurries; pc/partly cloudy; A memorial service will be held Friday, Dec. 1, at 11 a.m., mc/mostly cloudy; ra/rain; rs/rain & snow; s/sunny; sh/showers; vention in the closely contested YesterdayPrecipitation ...... 0.10 .in. Eau Claire 53/45s 54/35pc sn/snow; ss/snow showers;show wers; t/thunderstorms; w/windy preceded by visitation at 10 a.m., at the McKevitt-Patrick race. Escanaba 43/35 mc 47/28 mc WEATHERWEATHHER TRIVIA Funeral Home, 305 N. Lowell St., in Ironwood, Mich., with “In my opinion, and in the MOON PHASES Grand Rapids 52/44pc 58/34mc Father Frank Kordek OFM officiating. Green Bay 50/42 pc 49/30 mc opinion of many Republicans Madison 58/48s 54/31mc What was the longestlonge est drought in the A light luncheon will follow at Manny’s in Ironwood. and conservatives in the Senate, FullFull LastLast N Newew F Firstirst United States? Marquette 41/33 mc 45/29 mc ? In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Highline Gazebo Fund it is time for us to turn the page

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Nancy Pelosi. Both the Trump administration and Richard they deal with banks and credit card, student loan Cordray, who submitted his resignation as agency and mortgage companies, as well as debt collectors head Friday, contend the law is on their side and and payday lenders. that their pick is the rightful leader. “All Americans should be deeply concerned Trump’s choice as head of the Consumer Finan- about the White House’s cynical decision to flout Iran TV videos target 2 detainees accused of espionage cial Protection Bureau is his budget chief, Mick the law and attempt to put the ringleader of its DUBAI, United Arab Emi- Mulvaney, a former congressman who’s called the dangerous, anti-consumer protection policies in rates (AP) — Iranian state televi- agency a “joke,” an example of bureaucracy run charge,” House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi of sion aired videos Sunday target- amok. He is expected to dismantle much of what California said in a statement. ing a Briton and an American the bureau has done. Taking aim at Mulvaney, she said the public serving time on espionage Cordray, long criticized by congressional Repub- deserves “a champion that protects them from charges, likely trying to pressure licans as overzealous, made chief of staff Leandra predatory bankers and lenders, not the leadership the U.S. and Britain as London English the deputy director, and Democrats say of a Wall Street pawn who denigrates consumer considers making a $530 million that under the law creating the agency, that official protection as a ‘sick, sad joke.’” payment to Tehran. The case of Iranian-British national Nazanin Zaghari-Rat- cliffe has gained momentum in recent weeks as British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson faces tremendous criticism at home over his handling of it. Meanwhile, state television aired footage of an emotional Chinese-American national [ÉÄ|wtç YÉÉw WÜ|äx Xiyue Wang as U.S. President Donald Trump continues his hard line against Tehran and its FROM NOVEMBER 24 - DECEMBER 15 nuclear deal with world powers. Zaghari-Ratcliffe, already serving a five-year prison sen- tence for allegedly planning the The Daily Globe will be a drop-off “soft toppling” of Iran’s govern- ment while traveling there with point for non-perishable food items. her toddler daughter, faces new charges that could add 16 years to her prison term. All foods collected will go to On Thursday, Iranian state television aired a seven-minute a local Food Pantry. special report on Zaghari-Rat- cliffe. It included close-ups of an April 2010 pay stub from her pre-   vious employer, the BBC World Service Trust.  It also included an email from June 2010 in which she wrote      about the “ZigZag Academy,” a Associated Press BBC World Service Trust project RICHARD RATCLIFFE, the husband of Nazanin Zaghari Ratcliffe who is 
 in which the trust trained “young detained in Iran, during a public demonstration to the Shia Islamic Cen- aspiring journalists from Iran tre of England in north London, calling for her release from prison, Sat-   and Afghanistan through a urday Nov. 25. The mother of a young child Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe    secure online platform.” has been held in Iran since April 2016, accused of spying which she Zaghari-Ratcliffe left the BBC denies. in 2011 and then joined the arrested last year. Though John- ately got access to after her THANK YOU FOR YOUR DONATIONS! Thomson Reuters Foundation, son later corrected himself, the arrest. the charitable arm of the news Iranian television report made a “It’s trying to justify the new agency. Both her husband, point to highlight them. charges,” Ratcliffe said. Richard Ratcliffe, and Thomson Speaking to The Associated The report comes as Britain Reuters repeatedly have stressed Press on Sunday, Zaghari-Rat- and Iran discuss the release of she was not training journalists cliffe’s husband said the report some 400 million pounds held by DAILY GLOBE or involved in any work regard- and other Iranian comments London, a payment Shah 118 E. McLeod Avenue, Ironwood, MI 49938 ing Iran while there. about his wife seemed timed to Mohammad Reza Pahlavi made The state television report exert as much pressure as possi- for Chieftain tanks that were (906) 932-2211 comes as the British foreign min- ble on the British government. never delivered. The shah aban- www.yourdailyglobe.com ister faces criticism after he told He said the material appeared to doned the throne in 1979 and the a parliamentary committee that be from his wife’s email, which Islamic Revolution soon installed *some restrictions may apply Zaghari-Ratcliffe was “teaching investigators from the hard-line the clerically overseen system people journalism” when she was Revolutionary Guard immedi- that endures today. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2017 l 3 Community calendar WDNR working to identify

Email calendar items and com- Cuddlebugs Story Time for Bessemer.Monday, area74.org. Dec. 4 munity news to news@yourdaily- Babies and Toddlers, , 9:30 a.m., waters classified as impaired globe.com. For more information, Ironwood Carnegie Library. Register Iron County Food Pantry, 9 call 906-932-2211. by calling 932-0203. a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- MADISON, Wis. — The majority of Wisconsin’s the highest number of delistings since 2010. Monday, Nov. 27 Alcoholics Anonymous, open treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. lakes and rivers recently assessed by the Depart- The impaired list identifies waters that need meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, ment of Natural Resources received a good bill of additional management attention. A majority of Iron County Food Pantry, 9 Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. health, continuing a trend of improved surface the new listings, 183, are for lakes or river stretch- DOVE Support Group, noon-2 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Ave., Mon- area74.org. water quality across the state. es that exceed new, more restrictive phosphorus treal, Wis. 715-561-4450. p.m. 906-932-4990. Overeaters Anonymous, 5 p.m., Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, At the same time, the DNR is working to identi- standards that took effect in December 2010. Many Finnish Women’s Auxiliary, 10 All Saints Lutheran Church, Wake- fy new waterways to target for pollution reduction of the new phosphorus listings are in areas with a.m., Little Finland, Kimball 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- field. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, rant, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., plans. The DNR’s recent assessment included 240 restoration plans already in development and were Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Iron County Veterans Service Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, new waters that meet the criteria for being classi- waters that had never been previously assessed for area74.org. Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., Ironwood. area74.org. fied as impaired, and is seeking public comment on phosphorus. Iron County Mobile Food Town Hall. 715-561-2190. AL-ANON, 6 p.m., Salem Luther- the new listings. “The listing does not necessarily mean that Pantry, noon – 1:30 p.m., Iron Coun- Mercer Health and Wellness an Church, Ironwood. area74.org. “Long-term trend and satellite monitoring show phosphorus levels in these waters got worse,” said ty Recycling/Iron County Forestry Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- Ironwood Sports Hall of Fame, that we are making progress with good overall Gayan. “Phosphorus levels may be improving in Parking Lot, 606-607 3rd Avenue munity Center. 6 p.m., Luther L. Wright K-12 water quality,” said Sharon Gayan, director of the some, but not enough yet to meet these new stan- Adult Children of Alcoholics, 7 North, Hurley. 715-561-2695. School, room 205. DNR Water Quality Bureau, “however, through dards.” Chess Club, 4 p.m., Grades 4 p.m., Samaritan Counseling, Iron- MECCA Ski Club, 6 p.m., wood. expanded monitoring, we’ve identified lakes and She said listing waters as “impaired” requires and up, Ironwood Carnegie Library. MECCA cabin near the treatment rivers where more work is needed to improve water the state to develop restoration plans for them and Overeaters Anonymous, 5 p.m., Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., facility, Mercer, Wis. All Saints Lutheran Church, Wake- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, quality for fish to thrive and for people to enjoy also may make them eligible for state and federal field. area74.org. Ontonagon United Methodist Church them recreationally.” cleanup funds, which can help speed improve- Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Over the past five years, Gayan said the DNR ments. Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church, p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. has completed assessments on more than 6,000 Public comments may be submitted by Dec. 29 Ironwood. area74.org. Bessemer. area74.org. Government additional waterways. The vast majority, more and can be emailed to DNR at DNRImpairedWa- AL-ANON, 6 p.m., Salem Luther- Bessemer City Council, 6 p.m., than 80 percent of assessed waters, are in good con- [email protected], or sent by U.S. mail to Ashley an Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Thursday, Nov. 30 city hall. dition. For the 2018 listing updates, 35 water bod- Beranek, DNR, Water Evaluation Section (WY/3), Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Ironwood Parks and Recre- ies are also proposed to be removed from the list, Box 7921, Madison, WI 53707. Ontonagon United Methodist Church Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- ation Committee, 5:30 p.m., meet- basement, next to Holiday gas sta- wood Memorial Building. ing, Conference Room 1, second tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. Mini Grant Workshop, 10 a.m., floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. Area Briefs Government Ironwood Carnegie Library. Tuesday, Dec. 5 Iron County Transportation Gogebic County Veterans Ser- Ashland craft fair regional artisans and crafters, as a group dedicated to helping fam- vice Officer, 10:30-11:30 a.m., Coordinating Committee, public Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- scheduled for Dec. 9 well as home business vendors. ilies with teens enjoy a brighter hearing followed by committee Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 p.m., The clubs organize the craft fair Christmas, operated by People in Watersmeet Township; 2:45-3:15 wood Memorial Building. ASHLAND, Wis. — The sixth meeting, 2 p.m., county board room, Gogebic County Veterans Ser- as a service and learning project, Need, a local nonprofit organiza- p.m., Marenisco Township. 906-667- annual “Magic of Christmas” courthouse, Hurley. vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- and funds raised help cover tion. Santa Claus will arrive at Iron County Human Services 1110. Craft Fair will be held on Satur- Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, wood Memorial Building. 906-667- expenses for leadership trips and noon with treats for the kids, and Board, 2:30 p.m., county board 1110. day, Dec. 9, from 9 a.m. to 2 service projects in the communi- photos with Santa and family room, Hurley. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. p.m. at the Adhland High School, area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, ty. portraits will be offered by the Bessemer Township Board, 5 Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. located at 1900 Beaser Ave. p.m., Bessemer Township Hall, Open Community Dinner, 5-6 Lunch, raffles, and a bake sale Native American club. p.m., Wakefield Methodist Church, area74.org. The event is co-sponsored by will be available on-site. A new feature is a Paint and Ramsay. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, two Ashland High clubs and will Mercer School Board, 5 p.m., Putnam Ave., Wakefield, 906-667- Christmas bake sale proceeds Take Art Workshop by artist Sis 0230. Elk and Hound. feature more than 30 local and Mercer K-12 School commons, Mer- Cribbage, 1 p.m., Mercer, Wis., will go to “Christmas for Teens,” Zambori, of Poplar. cer, Wis. Author visit with Allison Liddle, 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Carnegie Public Library. 715-476-2366. Gogebic County Road Com- Northern Waters Genealogical School Lunch Menus mission, 4:15 p.m., road commis- Library. Call 932-0203. ReGeneration Youth, 5:30-6:45 Society, 3 – 5 p.m., Boulder Junc- sion office, courthouse, Bessemer. tion Community Center, 5392 Park Ironwood Township Board, p.m., ages 10-11; Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., ages 12-18; Lighthouse Street, Boulder Junction. Area schools have released Scrambler. Lunch: Sloppy joes. potatoes. 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Township Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., menus for the week of Nov. 27- Tuesday: Breakfast: Oatmeal. Wakefield-Marenisco offices. Faith Center, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6:30 Woodland Church, Ironwood. Dec. 1. Lunch: Baked chicken, mashed Monday: Cheese pizza. Wakefield City Council, 5:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., All meals are served with milk. potatoes. Tuesday: Tomato soup and grilled p.m., City Hall. p.m., First Presbyterian Church, Hurley. area74.org. Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- Fruit, vegetables and bread are Wednesday: Breakfast: Cinna- cheese sandwiches. Ironwood City Commission, tion, Ironwood. area74.org. served at most schools daily. mon rolls. Lunch: Riblets and noo- Wednesday: Salisbury steak, 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Memorial Build- Friday, Dec. 1 Government A salad bar may also be avail- dles. noodles. ing. Wakefield Township Board, able. Thursday: Breakfast: Bagels. Thursday: Chicken patty on bun. Bessemer Area School District Mercer Cribbage, 9:30-11:30 5:30 p.m., township hall. Bessemer Lunch: Ravioli. Friday: Lasagna roll-ups and gar- Board of Education, 6 p.m., A.D. a.m., Mercer Senior Center. Wednesday, Dec. 6 Monday: Spaghetti and meat Friday: Breakfast: Strawberry lic bread. Johnston High School library. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.-12:30 sauce. cream cheese pastry. Lunch: Beefy Watersmeet p.m., Serenity Center, Ironwood. Christian Men of the North- Tuesday: Sweet and sour chicken cheesy nachos. Monday: Chili and crackers. Tuesday, Nov. 28 Mercer Food Pantry, noon-1 and rice. Ironwood Tuesday: Tater tot casserole. p.m., Railroad Street, Mercer, Wis. land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- wood. Wednesday: Beef and cheese Monday: Deluxe cheeseburgers. Wednesday: Walking tacos. Gogebic Brownfield Redevel- Emergencies: 715-476-7655. nachos. Tuesday: Buffalo chicken ten- Thursday: Chicken alfredo. opment Authority, 9:30 a.m., Goge- Alcoholics Anonymous/Al- Alcoholics Anonymous, open meeting, noon, Salem Lutheran Thursday: Hot dogs and brats on ders, American potatoes. Friday: No info. bic County Courthouse Conference Anon, noon, Salem Lutheran bun, baked beans. Wednesday: Spaghetti and meat Ontonagon Room. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. DOVE Support Group, noon-2 Friday: No info. sauce. Monday: Breakfast: Granola bar Pickleball, 10 a.m. to noon, Iron- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. EDT, Ewen-Trout Creek Thursday: French toast sticks or cereal. Lunch: Cuban sandwich wood Memorial Building. Ontonagon United Methodist Church p.m. 906-932-4990. Ironwood/Hurley Rotary Club, Monday: Tacos. and sausage. on bun. Gogebic County Veterans Ser- basement, next to Holiday gas sta- Tuesday: Cheeseburger, french Friday: Cheese pizza. Tuesday: Breakfast: Cheese vice Officer, 9:30-11:30 a.m., Iron- tion, Ontonagon. area74.org. 12:15 p.m., Elk and Hound Restau- rant, Ironwood. fries. Mercer omelet; Lunch: Chicken tenders, wood Memorial Building. 906-667- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 Wednesday: Chicken nuggets, Monday: Tacos and Mexican rice. oven fries. 1110. p.m., Our Lady of Peace Catholic Iron County Veterans Service Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, Wis., mashed potatoes. Tuesday: French toast sticks and Wednesday: Breakfast: Cini mini, Breakfast For Your Brain, 10 Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Thursday: Chicken alfredo, green sausage. Lunch: Tacos. a.m., Mercer, Wis., Community Cen- Town Hall. 715-561-2190. Saturday, Dec. 2 Mercer Health and Wellness beans. Wednesday: Ravioli and broccoli Thursday: Breakfast: Ultimate ter. 715-561-2695. Friday: Cheese pizza. slaw. Breakfast Round or cereal. Lunch: Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- Community Pickleball Pad- munity Center. Hurley Thursday: Chicken patty on bun. Meatballs and gravy, mashed pota- Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. dlers, 8:30-11:30 a.m., Mercer Monday: Breakfast: Hurley Pride Friday: Meatloaf and mashed toes. area74.org. Alzheimer’s Disease Care- School gymnasium. 715-776-4588. givers Support Group, 6-7 p.m., Ironwood Kiwanis Club, noon, Gingerbread House event, 10 Elk and Hound. Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, a.m.-2 p.m., Bessemer Public Mercer, Wis. Woods and Blooms Garden Library. Recovered remains of WWII veteran to be laid to rest Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines Civic Cen- Bessemer Booster Club, 6:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., p.m., A.D. Johnston High School. ter, Mercer, Wis. Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. ST. JOSEPH, Mich. (AP) — The BentProp Project, the December. Life Support Group, 6:30 p.m., Gogebic Range Carvers, 6:30 The remains of a Michigan veter- Scripps Oceanographic Institute Jim Gray, Rybarczyk’s great- area74.org. p.m., shop room, A.D. Johnston High Woodland Church, Ironwood. an killed during World War II and University of Delaware nephew, said he hopes having Sunday, Dec. 3 School, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 p.m., have been recovered and will be found the crash site in 2014 by the remains returned will bring Episcopal Church of the Transfigura- People for Peace, 7 p.m. EDT, Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 p.m., Episcopal Church of Ascension, 501 returned home. using autonomous robotic vehi- peace to Rybarczyk’s sister, Mary tion, Ironwood. area74.org. Navy Airman Albert Rybar- cles and an underwater sonar Ann Rybarczyk. GCC Board Meeting Room B22 closed meeting, Salem Lutheran Houghton St., Ontonagon. Solin Center 4:30 p.m. Church, Ironwood. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., czyk of St. Joseph was reported system. “For Mary Ann, I hope Bud’s Mercer Health and Wellness Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. missing in action in 1944. He The Navy later contacted return home will be like locating Wednesday, Nov. 29 Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Mercer Com- area74.org. was 22 when his plane went Rybarczyk’s family to get DNA that missing puzzle piece to com- munity Center. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 down in the South Pacific during samples to confirm the veteran’s plete a picture that’s been incom- Christian Men of the North- Gogebic Range Trail Authority, p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, land, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Cafe, Iron- a bombing mission, The Herald- remains. A positive identification plete for over 70 years — a pic- 6 p.m., Pit Stop, Bessemer. Bessemer. area74.org. Palladium reported . was confirmed in August. ture that will bring her the wood. Government Narcotics Anonymous, 7 p.m., Rybarczyk was a radio man The Navy will pay for Rybar- solace she has quietly sought for Gogebic-Ontonagon County Wesley United Methodist Church, Ironwood Economic Develop- Remonumentation peer review, Ironwood. ment Corporation, 10 a.m., meet- because, at 6-feet-2-inches tall, czyk to have a full military funer- so long,” Gray said. “And for my 9:30 a.m., conference room, Natural Alcoholics Anonymous, 7:30 ing, Conference Room 1, second he was two inches too tall to be a al. Rybarczyk will be buried next great uncle, Radioman Second Resources Center, 500 N. Moore p.m., Sharon Lutheran Church, floor, Memorial Building, Ironwood. pilot. He was part of Air Group to his parents at St. Joseph’s Class Albert P. ‘Bud’ Rybarczyk, St., Bessemer. 18 and stationed on the USS Resurrection Cemetery in may he finally rest in peace.” Forest Service Briefs Intrepid. Rybarczyk’s plane released a Forest Service plans on phers continue to apply new dig- planned because of warmer than bomb but was too low. The explo- ital technology to the map revi- normal winters that have result- sion tore off the plane’s tail and increasing costs of plastic- caused it to spin into the water. coated maps sion process. ed in poor winter logging condi- The Forest Service is working tions. Project Recover and the Bent- The U.S. Forest Service plans to increase the availability of dig- As of 2016, there were 2,274 Prop Project have been trying to a 40 percent increase the price of ital maps. miles of roads and trails open. reach the wreckage for more its plastic-coated maps. Digital maps for mobile to OHV use. Of the total than a decade. The map price will increase applications can be downloaded miles of OHV access available, The volunteer organization from $10 to $14 on Jan. 1 at .avenza.com/pdf-maps/store. about 180 miles of Forest System aims to find the remains of World because of increasing costs of Digital maps cost $4.99 per road and 330 miles of trail con- War II veterans who went miss- production, printing and distri- side. nect to other public trails. ing in action. bution, Forest Service officials In other Forest Service news, said. the Ottawa National Forest Ser- The Forest Service continually vice said from the 2012 to 2016 Come speak to Kim Jaeger updates maps and looks for ways time period, there has been more to enhance them. timber sold than harvested. at CHIPPEWA VALLEY BANK It said it expects to shorten Annual average harvest for some Kim Jaeger the revision cycle as cartogra- Asst. Vice forest products is lower than specializing in ... 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My son was grown, hear a song and it sums up exactly how but my daughter was a little girl, and I was Sue Mizell, Publisher you’re feeling? scared out of my mind about what would hap- It’s as if someone, somewhere out there, pen to her — and to me. Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor heard the call of your heart and set it to My friend’s advice, in 1994, should be music. prominently displayed on a needlepoint pil- Maybe for just a second or two, you think, Connie low in every parent’s house in America: “Yes, that, exactly that.” And then you Schultz Resentment is when you drink the poison In Their Opinion remind yourself to breathe. and expect the other person to hurt. Earlier this week, I was driving home and Her words saved me and my kids. Beyond $76 million thinking about what I always think about providing them a stable, loving home, the this time of year. best thing I did for our relationship was to Whom, I mean. with your child’s scheduled time with the give them permission to love their father, Whom I was thinking about, because my other parent won’t end the way you want it who no longer loved me. It was the easiest, Dane County jail mind always turns to the children whose hol- to, even if you think you’ve won. hardest thing I’ve ever done. idays are about to be destroyed by warring And what is it that you want, really? If your ex is not an emotional or physical parents. What’s best for your child, you might say. danger to your child — as determined by an project best option And then a song I’d never heard before No, sorry. You know better than that. If outsider qualified to make that judgment — came on the radio. I searched for the lyrics as you’re screwing with visitation just because think about what you’re trying to do by you can, you’ve shoved aside your child to How bad are Dane County’s 1954-vintage cell blocks at soon as I got home. screwing with your child’s holiday visits. From “Crazy Beautiful Life,” by Thomas make more room for your resentment. Let me put it another way: If the worst the City-County Building in Downtown Madison? You aren’t even doing what’s best for you. “Alcatraz came to our jail to see how to build their facil- Hien, featuring Scott Chesak: thing you can do to hurt the other parent is The more you want the harder it gets. Consider what even a few months of revenge to rob him or her of time with your child, ities,” Sheriff Dave Mahoney says. The more you let go the more you get. parenting does to you. Remember that bitter think about what that says about that person He’s kidding, of course, about Dane County’s oldest jail Life after divorce, in two lines. divorced person you knew way back when? — as a parent and as a human being. cells being the inspiration for the notoriously harsh island Or, more specifically, life with children The one you swore you’d never be, when you He or she loves your child that much. prison in San Francisco Bay, which housed the likes of Al after divorce, set to music. thought it could never happen to you? What kid doesn’t need that kind of love? Capone. This is my annual holiday column, fueled You might want to avoid mirrors for a If you get in the way of that, think about But Mahoney still makes a good point. by memories of my own long-ago divorce and while — or for a lifetime, depending on your what it will say to your children about you The jail cells at the City-County Building must close the seasonal pleas from family lawyers and game plan. George Orwell once said, “At 50, when they’re old enough to connect the dots. because they are terribly outdated, cruel, dangerous and domestic court judges who tell me they share everyone has the face he deserves.” Leading They do, you know. They always do. inefficient. The doors and locks are faulty. Metal bars it with divorcing parents. with resentment has a way of speeding it up, The more you let go the more you get. have allowed suicide attempts — six in one month, If you are divorced or newly separated, at any age. You can do this. according to the sheriff. let’s agree on this: No child should play the I’m not lecturing from the mountaintop. For your kid, you can do anything. And the jail’s solitary confinement cells — measuring starring role in a parent’s dream of revenge. The only time I ever dropped to my knees and Connie Schultz can be reached at just 6 feet by 9 feet with one tiny window — can and often It hurts the child, always. Also, interfering howled for help from God was when I was [email protected]. do exacerbate the conditions and bad behavior of inmates, especially those with mental illnesses. That’s bad for pub- lic safety because most jail inmates will be released back Today in history into the public within a few weeks. The Dane County Board this week should make sure the City-County cell blocks close by approving a $76 mil- By The Associated Press lion consolidation and renovation project, which Mahoney Today’s Highlight in History On Nov. 27, 1967, the Beatles strongly supports and which County Executive Joe Parisi album “Magical Mystery Tour” was included in his budget request. released in the United States by The proposal would locate all jail facilities in one loca- Capitol Records. tion, at the Public Safety Building, 115 W. Doty St., one On this date block off the Capitol Square. The plan is to add four floors In 1815, the constitution for the of modern facilities at this central location next to the Congress Kingdom of Poland was signed by Russian Czar Alexander I, courthouse. who was also king of Poland. The dramatically improved jail would include 64 men- In 1901, the U.S. Army War Col- tal health beds and 128 medical beds to accommodate lege was established in Washington, inmates with special needs. The renovated jail also would D.C. house significantly more space for programming and In 1910, New York’s Pennsylva- recreation. nia Station officially opened. Inmates could get help with substance abuse, mental In 1924, Macy’s first Thanksgiv- ing Day parade — billed as a “Christ- health issues, education and employment. mas Parade” — took place in New Yet it would still be a jail, protecting the public from York. people deemed unsafe or who failed to abide by rules for In 1937, the musical revue “Pins release. and Needles,” produced by the Inter- Most of the inmates at the redesigned jail would be national Ladies Garment Workers held in 60-person pods centered around a larger common Union, opened in New York. area where deputies would have an easier time monitor- In 1942, during World War II, the Vichy French navy scuttled its ships ing and engaging with the jail population. and submarines in Toulon (too- Some inmates could still be separated from their peers. LOHN’) to keep them out of the But not for long periods in tight, stark spaces. hands of German troops. And overall, the number of jail beds would fall by 91 to In 1945, General George C. Mar- 922, which reflects greater use of electronic monitoring shall was named special U.S. envoy and alternatives to incarceration. to China by President Harry S. Tru- man to try to end hostilities between The more efficient facility could produce modest sav- the Nationalists and the Commu- ings over time — something the County Board should nists. encourage and closely monitor. That could include fewer In 1953, playwright Eugene guards and more treatment specialists, for example. O’Neill died in Boston at age 65. The county also should pursue work opportunities for In 1962, the first Boeing 727 was longer-term inmates. They could cook meals for fellow rolled out at the company’s Renton offenders and do laundry to gain employment skills. Plant. In 1978, San Francisco Mayor Those services don’t occur on site now. George Moscone and City Supervi- The $76 million proposal is the best option the County sor Harvey Milk, a gay-rights activist, State’s first black football All-Ameri- lions” had voted illegally in the Jazz composer/big band leader Board has. The board should approve the project this were shot to death inside City Hall by can, died in Columbus, Ohio, at age national election, scoffing at Hillary Maria Schneider is 57. Former Min- week to improve the troubled lives of inmates and to bet- former supervisor Dan White. (White 86. Dr. J. Robert Cade, inventor of Clinton’s nearly 2 million edge in the nesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty is 57. ter protect the public. served five years for manslaughter; Gatorade, died at age 80. popular vote and returning to his Rock musician Charlie Benante he committed suicide in Oct. 1985.) Five years ago: U.N. Ambas- campaign mantra of a rigged race (Anthrax) is 55. Rock musician Mike In 1983, 181 people were killed sador Susan Rice met privately with even as he prepared to enter the Bordin (Faith No More) is 55. Actor — Wisconsin State Journal when a Colombian Avianca Airlines three Republican senators who had White House in less than two Fisher Stevens is 54. Actress Robin Boeing 747 crashed near Madrid’s indicated they would block her pos- months. Argentina won its first Davis Givens is 53. Actor Michael Vartan is Barajas airport. sible nomination to be U.S. secre- Cup title when Federico Delbonis 49. Rapper Skoob (DAS EFX) is 47. In 1989, a bomb blamed on drug tary of state; they said afterward that swept past Ivo Karlovic in straight Actor Kirk Acevedo is 46. Rapper Letters Policy traffickers destroyed a Colombian they were even more troubled by sets to complete a stunning 3-2 Twista is 45. Actor Jaleel White is 41. Avianca Boeing 727, killing all 107 her initial explanation of the attack comeback win over Croatia. Actor Arjay Smith is 34. Actress Ali- The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters should deal people on board and three people on that killed four Americans in Beng- Today’s Birthdays son Pill is 32. Actress Lashana with matters of current, public interest. We reserve the right to reject any the ground. hazi, Libya. (The following month, Author Gail Sheehy is 80. Lynch (TV: “Still Star-Crossed”) is letter and to edit those that are to be published. Please avoid name-call- Ten years ago: Israeli and Pales- Rice withdrew from consideration to Footwear designer Manolo Blahnik 30. Actress-singer Aubrey Peeples is ing or personal attacks. tinian leaders meeting at a Mideast be secretary of state.) The govern- is 75. Academy Award-winning direc- 24. Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address and phone conference in Annapolis, Maryland, ment said consumer confidence tor Kathryn Bigelow is 66. TV host Thought for Today number must be included for verification purposes. agreed to formally restart peace reached its highest level in nearly Bill Nye (“Bill Nye, the Science Guy”) “You must be in tune with the Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, 118 E. talks. Washington Redskins safety five years, with the help of rising is 62. Actor William Fichtner (FIHK’- times and prepared to break with tra- McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: Sean Taylor died a day after being home values, more hiring and lower nuhr) is 61. Caroline Kennedy is 60. dition.” [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. shot in his Florida home by an intrud- gas prices. Academy Award-winning screenwrit- — James Agee, American Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday “Bouquets” er. Bill Willis, a Hall of Fame guard One year ago: President-elect er Callie Khouri is 60. 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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 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2017 l 5 AREA / STATE / WORLD Bird alert: Snowy owl WARREN MILLER SHOWING sightings on increase in Neighbor to Neighbor Wisconsin MILWAUKEE (AP) — Wis- supplies needed consin wildlife officials say it should be a good winter for sighting snowy owls. The Journal Sentinel reports items at no charge that at least 69 individual snowy By IAN MINIELLY Schwanke said they get as owls had been spotted statewide [email protected] many as 35 to 40 people through as of Nov. 20. That compares to MERCER, Wis. — About five the store during the regular four three found in the state at this years ago, according to Dan hours of operation. Whatever time last year and 82 for the Schwanke, his wife, Kitty, had stays in the shop a couple of winter of 2015-16. an idea to open a second-hand months, they take and donate to Snowy owls are considered store where people could donate the Goodwill and when they get among the most charismatic their gently used clothing, sheets and bedding that is ripped wildlife species in the world. The kitchen, or household goods and or soiled, they take those items birds are the heaviest owl in pass them on to another person to the animal rehabilitation cen- North America, ranging from 3 or family in need. ter in Woodruff. to 6 pounds. They stand 2 feet Schwanke said, “If you need Neighbor to Neighbor tall and have 5-foot wingspans. something, come and get it.” receives a lot of customers from The birds have white plumage, The hours for the Neighbor to the Ironwood and Lac du Flam- often with black barring, and Neighbor Free Store are Satur- beau regions and all parts in yellow eyes. days from 10-2 p.m., but between. Because of its selection Experts are urging photogra- Schwanke said they open the of infant items, they have been phers, wildlife viewers and oth- store for people outside of those able to fully outfit some families ers to watch the owls from a dis- hours frequently. There is no with children who were in des- tance, preferably from vehicles charge, “if a person is unable to perate need, according to with engines turned off, to avoid pay, don’t,” in the words of Schwanke. stressing the animals. Schwanke. The furniture is currently pil- The store is not a money-mak- ing up in the Church of the ing enterprise, but an effort to Nazarene, where they have end make peoples lives better by pro- tables, beds, coffee tables and Submitted photo Range viding things they need. While much more, all free or by dona- THE RETRO gear parade during Saturday’s showing of the latest Warren Miller movie, “Line of Descent” at reviewing the multiple shelves of tion. the Historic Ironwood Theatre in Ironwood. From the left are Breck Fulks, Lauren Korpi, Jon Mills, Candace puzzles, Schwanke said they Schwanke said if someone Jacobs, Molly Hagstrom, and Mark Silver is in the back emceeing the event. Lisa Spencer submitted the have a woman who comes and cannot wait until the regular photo. From page 1 takes new puzzles frequently, so hours and needs to come by the range and shooters are advised there is a lot of turnover in their shop, call 715-776-0192 and ask to pay attention to the flashing puzzle section. for Kitty. lights before firing. Additional Draft Wisconsin law would target online ‘catfishing’ scams signage will be added in the MILWAUKEE (AP) — Using or obtain a benefit” from another monetary damages. The law, like spring to remind people. social networks to create fake person. Wisconsin’s proposal, does not personas to harass or defraud Republican state Rep. Bob apply to social media accounts Lottery someone would be illegal under Kulp said he heard stories of that are parodies or satire. legislation lawmakers are con- online impersonation before About a dozen states, includ- Friday Daily Pick 3: 9-4-0 sidering in Wisconsin, the latest introducing the bill and learned ing California, New York and Multi-state Daily Pick 4: 1-4-5-5 state to address a scam known as from the Wisconsin Department Texas, already have laws against Mega Millions: 16-36- 54-61-64, Mega Ball: 22, Multi-state “catfishing.” of Justice that current law didn’t online impersonation. Megaplier: 3 Powerball: 08-13-27- Just this week, retired NBA address the issue. A woman who testified for the 53-54, Powerball: 4, star Ray Allen told a Florida He said he didn’t want to Wisconsin bill, Madison resident Saturday Power Play: 2 court he was the victim of cat- “oversell the bill as stopping all Linda Johnson, told lawmakers Michigan Classic Lotto 47: 02-09- Sunday fishing by a man trying to extort activity” because it would only of instances where friends and 13-17-20-47 Michigan money from him. Allen’s attorney apply to offenses in Wisconsin. her son almost fell prey to scams. Poker Lotto: AD-5C- Poker Lotto: JS-5D-2H- said in a court filing Tuesday “You’re never going to be able In her son’s case just a few weeks 3D-6H-10S 5H-7S Midday Daily 3: 5-4-7 Midday Daily 3: 9-7-5 that a man online “pretended to to stop the Nigerian prince from ago, someone pretending to be Midday Daily 4: 7-1-9-2 Midday Daily 4: 5-8-4-5 be a number of attractive women doing what they do,” he joked, from the Internal Revenue Ser- Daily 3: 7-5-2 Daily 3: 7-3-5 interested in Ray Allen,” and but added that he hopes that as vice called him and warned that Daily 4: 0-2-7-9 Daily 4: 9-4-4-6 Fantasy 5: 07-08-19- Fantasy 5: 05-09-25- then accused the former basket- more states pass laws addressing he would be arrested if he didn’t 29-38 27-28 ball star of stalking. the crime it will be easier to pros- pay $7,000 in owed taxes. Keno: 05-29-32-37-38- Keno: 02-03-06-14-16- “It is becoming all too perva- ecute with reciprocity agree- That type of fraud by phone is 42-43-45-46-47-49-53- 18-19-21-22-30-33-36- sive,” said state Sen. Janet Bew- ments. already covered by state law, but 56-59-60-63-64-66-67- 42-51-52-58-60-67-68- 68-71-76 71-76-80 ley, a Democrat co-sponsoring The bill had a public hearing Johnson, 64, said it’s important the legislation. in the state assembly on Nov. 16, that online cons be covered as well. Wisconsin Wisconsin The measure would make it a but has yet to receive a vote. “I think it should be tackled 5 Card Cash: QH-KS- 5 Card Cash: QC-7D- 3H-5S-9S 3S-4S-8S misdemeanor to pretend to be Last year, Oklahoma became extremely urgently because the Megabucks: 15-27-33- SuperCash: 04-05-13- Ian Minielly/Daily Globe someone else in emails or social one of the most recent states to unscrupulous are getting more 38-43-46 19-31-39, Doubler: N SHELVES OF puzzles in Neighbor to Neighbor Free Store in Mercer networks “with the intent to address catfishing with a law and more techy in how they can SuperCash: 11-16-31- Badger 5: 01-03-05-09- Wednesday. The puzzles move quickly and are constantly being frighten, intimidate, harm, that gives victims legal recourse take money from people,” she 36-37-39, Doubler: N 10 Badger 5: 03-07-18-24- Daily Pick 3: 9-8-5 swapped according to Dan Schwanke. threaten, abuse, harass, defraud, to stop impersonators and seek said. 29 Daily Pick 4: 0-8-5-4

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Tuesday after evaluating the sit- tion in 1963 killed about 1,100 after a decrease in activity. PREMIUM 6 l MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2017 EDUCATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM PRODUCE PROGRAM Flexible college programs featured at Nicolet Quick Start RHINELANDER, Wis. — A offered in the traditional class- retrieve transcripts electronical- fast-track to a college education room setting. ly. There’s often a fee to do this, on flexible terms will be on dis- Along with completing every- so a credit of debit card will be play at Nicolet College’s Quick thing they need to enroll at one needed. Start event from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. location, Nicolet staff will also be Those attending Quick Start Thursday, Dec. 7, in the Red Oak on hand at Quick Start to create will have Nicolet’s $30 admission Center Commons on the customized education plans for fee waived along with all assess- Rhinelander campus. each individual entering any aca- ment fees, which combined can “Flexibility is key for many to demic program. total more than $60 in savings. attend college and Nicolet has “Whether they want to attend The college offers more than created numerous options for part-time, full-time, or if they 65 certificates, diplomas, associ- people to fit classes around their need flexibility as to when they ate degrees, and apprentice- busy schedules,” said Nicolet attend classes, we can put ships. College Career Coach Angeline together a plan that works for “Nicolet instructors are von Neupert. anyone seeking a college educa- experts in their fields and mas- Available for Spring Semester tion,” she said. ters at sharing what they know, 2018 is a completely restructured “We’re here to help put all of giving students the skills and Welding program where stu- the pieces together. The idea is to knowledge necessary to reach dents advance through classes at keep taking small bites to reach their goals, whether that’s to their own pace and get college that larger goal,” stated von Neu- enter a career field or continue credit for skills they already pert. their education to earn a bache- posses. At Quick Start prospective lor’s degree,” von Neupert Nicolet has tossed out the tra- students will be able to: explained. ditional 16-week semester struc- - Meet with a Career Coach to The college’s annual Graduate Associated Press ture for Welding and instead cre- discuss career options and the Follow-Up Report, which surveys IN THIS Friday, Nov. 17 photo, students pick carrots while gathering a bag of produce at Warm Springs K-8 ated a series of modules, each various academic paths available students six months after they Academy in Warm Springs, Ore. The fresh produce was delivered by NeighborImpact and every student is focusing on a specific set of skills. to train for a career. graduate, shows that over the able to bring a bag home with them. The food distribution program is in its second month at the school. Once all of the modules are - Talk with an Academic Advi- past three years between 99 per- mastered, students are granted sor to register for classes and set cent and 93 percent of graduates college credit. up a class schedule that fits in were either satisfied or very sat- “It’s a new way of thinking with other responsibilities. isfied with their Nicolet educa- Portland teacher starts outreach campaign about college that focuses on - Complete the Admission tion. By ALLIE COLOSKY used her previous teaching expe- one was really happy. For us, it skills learned rather than spend- Application. Spring Semester classes start The Bulletin rience in Portland to start an was totally brand new; it was ing a prescribed amount of time - Learn about financial aid Wednesday, Jan. 17, 2018. BEND, Ore. (AP) — The stu- outreach campaign. She put feel- really great to connect with stu- in a classroom,” von Neupert and start the financial aid appli- The Nicolet campus is located dents at Warm Springs K-8 ers out for community support or dents and families and talk to explained. cation process. one mile south of Rhinelander Academy are all smiles whenever nearby resources available to the them about how their day is In addition, students interest- - Learn about payment plans just off of Hwy. G. they receive a treat at school — school. going and what their needs are.” ed in a career in business now the college has available. For more information about fresh fruit and other produce Her call for help was One of the most interesting have the flexible option of com- Individuals looking to enroll Nicolet, visit nicoletcollege.edu they can take home to their fam- answered by NeighborImpact, a aspects of the first produce drop, pleting the Business Manage- should also bring their high or call the Welcome Center at ilies. nonprofit that coordinates Sanders said, was that both par- ment associate degree entirely school or college transcripts, if 715-365-4493, 1-800-544-3039, It is part of central Oregon’s resources for low-income resi- ents and students only took what online. available. If not, Nicolet staff will ext. 4493; TTY 1-800-947-3529 or first produce delivery service dents. they were going to use. Business courses are also still be on hand to help students 711. that sends fresh food directly to Planning the first produce “People take what they know those who need it. A majority of drop took about six months, they’re going to eat,” she said. the students at the academy are Pinard said, and the first pro- “Some take just a handful and enrolled in the free or reduced- duce was delivered Oct. 26. The some folks who knew how to cook lunch program, and with the hope is to deliver once a month to and preserve took home a box to ‘Share tables’ keep unwanted food from trash nearest grocery store 15 miles the academy. do applesauce and apple butter.” away in Madras, many families NeighborImpact helped sched- The latest produce drop fea- WINTER PARK, Fla. (AP) — The U.S. Department of Agri- Another Aloma student on the Warm Springs Indian ule the delivery through the Ore- tured carrots and potatoes that As 9-year-old Sabrina Agosto left culture, which oversees the fed- grabbed extra packages of Reservation don’t have easy gon Food Bank. The produce — families could use for the holi- her school’s lunch line, she eral lunch program, endorsed oranges and coleslaw and a sec- access to fresh produce. more than 5,000 pounds of days or to make bigger batches of dropped her carton of milk on the “share tables” as an “innovative ond cheese stick off the table, sat The student cravings for fresh apples, pears and potatoes and stews or soups during colder win- cafeteria’s “share and donation” strategy” that food service direc- down and ate it all. Maybe, fruit got the attention of one 1,000 bottles of water — was ter months, Pinard said. table and then snagged an extra tors should consider in a June Gilbert said, he doesn’t get much teacher in particular, music loaded into Oregon Food Bank NeighborImpact will continue yogurt. 2016 memo. at home, but at least at lunch he teacher Cassy Pinard. trucks in Redmond and dropped working with teachers and stu- “I don’t like milk,” explained “Without this program, that could eat plenty of nutritious “I had quite a few kids coming off at the K-8 Academy in Warm dents to learn more about the the fourth grader at Aloma Ele- would literally go in the dump- food. “We don’t want to see any asking for a snack or seeing a Springs on the route back to community and its needs, mentary School in Orange Coun- sters,” said Pastor Stan Reine- child hungry,” she added. piece of fruit on my desk and Portland. Sanders said. More information ty. “I really like them,” she said mund of Redeemer Lutheran The federal school lunch pro- wanting it,” she said. “It became At the school, teachers and will allow the nonprofit to tweak of her twin containers of straw- Church, about a mile from gram provides free and reduced- pretty apparent that there was a NeighborImpact volunteers divid- the efficiency of the distribution berry yogurt. Aloma’s campus and the benefi- price meals to youngsters in low- need for more access to fresh pro- ed the produce into bins and set methods, getting more produce Lunchtime at Aloma means a ciary of the school’s leftover food. income families and allows oth- duce and getting that into kids’ out grocery bags to create an out- into more hands. steady stream of youngsters Once a week, he picks up ers to purchase them, with lunch hands. To them, (fruit) is a treat.” side “market” for the kids, said “We wanted to gear it more putting items they don’t want on Aloma’s donations. His church in an Orange elementary school Her students would choose Carly Sanders, Food Program toward Thanksgiving with foods the table and picking up extras of puts some items in its food costing $1.90. fresh fruit over a piece of candy Manager at NeighborImpact. they can use for the holiday,” things they do like. On a recent pantry and uses others for a Sun- Under federal rules, schools 90 percent of the time, and that “It was so cute because the Pinard said. “We want kids to fill afternoon, containers of milk and day breakfast served free to with lots of youngsters from poor was enough for Pinard to get kids got to go grocery shopping,” their backpacks, and this time yogurt, wrapped cheese sticks, about 100 homeless people every families also can opt to serve free involved, she said. she said. “We saw lots of smiley around we get to see what the and packages of crackers, orange week. meals to everyone, and that’s Pinard — who has been with faces and it was a gorgeous day. kids really need and want to take slices and coleslaw all came to “It really helps us out,” Reine- what Aloma and many other the academy for two years — We had a great time and every- home with them.” and then left the table. mund said. Orange schools do. Whatever isn’t picked up by Under the federal school lunch Aloma gets most of its food students is donated to a nearby program, students must take a from one of the district’s central UW-Superior named to Military Times best have done so much for this country. Student veter- church that gives the food to the certain number of items as they kitchens, so even fresh fruit usu- colleges 2018 rankings ans bring a unique and valuable perspective to the homeless. go through the cafeteria line, ally arrives sliced and individu- classroom and our faculty sees the value in that. The 2-year-old effort aims to including a fruit or vegetable. ally packaged. Those items can SUPERIOR, Wis. – The University of Wiscon- UW-Superior is committed to continually creating eliminate food waste and to pro- But students don’t always want go on the table along with any- sin-Superior has been named to the Military Times an environment that enhances our student veter- vide extra nutrition both to hun- everything they’ve had to take, thing else that is sealed in its Best: Colleges 2018 rankings. ans’ experience.” grier kids in the cafeteria and to said Lora Gilbert, senior director own container. “I believe this recognition means a lot for UW- As with all Military Times rankings, Best Col- needy residents in the communi- for food services at the Orange Staff keeps cold items fresh Superior,” said Monte Stewart, Veteran and Non- leges 2018 is an editorially independent news pro- ty. school district. with ice-pack-lined trays and a Traditional Student Services Coordinator. “Less ject that evaluates the many factors that help Aloma is one of about 20 pub- The schools must also serve small refrigerator donated by the than half the universities that apply for this recog- make colleges and universities a good fit for service lic elementary schools in Orange the same size meals to kinder- Winter Park Health Foundation. nition actually receive it because the survey pro- members, military veterans and their families. that have started a so-called gartners, for whom the lunch Martha Albright, Aloma’s cess is very extensive. Military Times wants to More than 600 colleges took part in this year’s share table. Some, like Aloma, may be too much, and to much- cafeteria manager, said the make sure they are only recognizing the institu- detailed survey. donate their excess to charities larger fifth graders, for whom it share table has cut down on tions who are truly making a difference and being “Of the hundreds of schools that applied, fewer and others send the food — might not be quite enough, she waste and mess in the lunch inclusive of their student veteran population.” than half received the Military Times Best: Col- which cannot, by law, be reused said. room because students don’t play In their eighth year, the rankings factor in the leges designation this year. Only the best made the in the lunch program — home The share table seeks to solve with and then throw out food results of Military Times’ annual survey, the most cut,” said George Altman, the Military Times editor with students whose families those problems without filling they don’t want to eat. comprehensive school-by-school assessment of vet- in charge of the rankings. “For the past eight years, struggle to make ends meet. trash cans. Riley Wiggins, 9, “The custodians love it,” she eran and military student services and rates of aca- we’ve seen colleges and universities consistently Most of Osceola County’s pub- dropped his orange slices on said. demic achievement. increasing their resources, revising their policies lic elementary schools, and a few Aloma’s table “because I don’t “The share and donation table “I think this is a testament to UW-Superior’s and improving their academic outcomes for mili- in Lake and Seminole counties, like oranges.” But the fourth is just terrific,” added school commitment to student veteran success,” said tary and veteran students. The Military Times run share tables, too, though grader said that when carrots board member Linda Kobert, “to Stewart. “UW-Superior strives to create an inclu- Best: Colleges rankings showcase the very best of they don’t all send leftovers to are on the menu, he sometimes serve our other students or to go sive environment for our service members who these efforts.” charities. grabs a second serving. back into the community.” Faced with high illiteracy rates, DC pushes adult learning WASHINGTON (AP) — A despite the political controversy the General Education Develop- The D.C. Public Charter methodology for tracking success together about educating adults. high school dropout, Nicole Dick- surrounding Education Secre- ment test, known as the GED. School Board has opened four rates. Aniya Smith, 18, transferred ey adds fractions in math class at tary Betsy DeVos’ push to Unlike those options, which new schools since 2012 and the Such comparisons of success to Luke C. Moore after having a a charter school for adults, hop- expand school choice, the charter often carry fees, the adult schools D.C. Public Schools this year rates aren’t the full measure, child last year. As she attended a ing to earn her high school cre- and the traditional public school in the District of Columbia are spent $4 million to revamp its said Julie Strawn with Abt Asso- school coaching session, her 1- dentials and find a good paying sectors in the District of free and open to residents age 16 four adult schools. ciates, a research and consulting year-old daughter Riley prepared office job. Columbia cooperate in adult or 17, depending on the school, While the adult charter firm, because many other factors to nap in the onsite nursery. “My life has changed, I am learning. and older who want to earn high schools tend to focus on older res- count, such as students’ initial Besides help with child care, the here to make it better,” said Dickey’s story is part of a larg- school credentials or further idents, traditional adult schools skills and the barriers they face. school offers twice-a-week men- Dickey, 39, who left high school er picture nationwide. Even their skills. cater to residents aged 17-22, “Whether that’s low or high torship and coaching sessions to after she became pregnant and though high school graduation One student hunched over a who receive a high school diplo- depends a lot on where the stu- help students, who often experi- spent the next two decades work- rates have been rising in recent math problem at Community ma if they complete the program. dents they are serving are start- ence trauma at home and in their ing low-paying jobs, raising five years, 10 percent of American College Preparatory Academy on The schools have had mixed ing from,” Strawn said. communities, both academically children, living on government adults aged 25 or over don’t have a recent morning was 85 years success, in part because older This year, the district and emotionally. assistance and struggling with high school credentials, accord- old. students also are balancing fami- launched a leadership training “I am getting more help than I alcoholism. ing to government data. That’s where Dickey labors on lies and jobs. program at Georgetown Univer- would have in any other schools,” Faced with high illiteracy With nine out of 10 jobs today math and sees new possibilities. At Luke C. Moore High sity for 20 principals of D.C. reg- said Smith, who wants to become rates among city residents and going to college graduates, not “I want to work in an office build- School, a public school that ular and adult schools, both from a cosmetologist. “Since I am a an extremely competitive job having a high school credential is ing,” she said. “I want something serves young adults, the average the traditional public and char- mother ... it’s making things eas- market, the nation’s capital is strongly associated with unem- different. I want to have options.” graduation rate is 49 percent, ter sectors, to study together and ier.” experimenting with adult educa- ployment, poverty, poor health In the city, more than 72,000 significantly below the nation — foster cooperation. And Scott Students at Community Col- tion. and eventually similar problems residents 25 and older don’t have and D.C. — average. Pearson, executive director of the lege Prep attend three-hour ses- The district is running more for one’s children. high school credentials, accord- At Community College Prep, D.C. Public Charter School sions on weekdays, choosing than a dozen adult schools, both Across the country, adults ing to 2016 census data. the GED completion rate is 50 Board, which runs 10 adult char- morning, afternoon or evening charter and traditional public looking to earn high school cre- The first adult school in the percent. Nationwide, GED com- ter schools in the city, recently classes depending on their family ones that together serve about dentials usually take classes at city opened in the 1970s, and the pletion can range from 39 to 80 joined public schools chancellor and work schedules. The sessions 5,100 students, both disconnect- community colleges or communi- sector has been growing in recent percent, according to several Antwan Wilson on a tour of Luke alternate between live instruc- ed youth and older adults. And ty-based organizations to pass years. studies that used different C. Moore so they could learn tion and online courses and tests. THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2017 l 7 Steelers, Brown hold off Packers 31-28 PITTSBURGH (AP) — Chris Boswell kicked a career-long 53- yard field goal as time expired to give the Pittsburgh Steelers a 31- 28 victory over the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night. The Steelers (9-2) won their sixth straight thanks in large part to wide receiver Antonio Brown. Brown caught 10 passes for 169 yards and two scores and also made a pair of catches on the deciding drive, including a 23- yard grab on the sideline that put the Steelers into Green Bay territory. Brown added a 14-yard recep- tion on the next play. Two snaps, later Boswell drilled the winner and his teammates mobbed him at midfield. Ben Roethliberger threw for 351 yards with four touchdowns and two interceptions. Le'Veon Bell ran for 95 yards and added another 88 yards receiving. Brett Hundley completed 17 of 26 for 245 yards and three touch- downs for Green Bay (5-6) in his best start since taking over for injured Aaron Rodgers. Jamaal William ran for 66 yards, includ- ing a 4-yard leap into the end zone with 2:02 that tied it at 28. The teams traded punts before Pittsburgh took over at its 30 with 17 seconds to go. It was just enough time for Roethlisberger and Brown to push the Steelers within the fringe of Boswell's range as Pittsburgh kept pace with New England for the AFC's best record. The Steelers have repeatedly stressed the importance of stay- ing focused on the work directly in front of them instead of peek- ing down the road to a showdown with the Patriots month. Associated Press Yet for the second time in Pittsburgh Steelers inside linebacker Ryan Shazier (50) tackles Green Bay Packers running back Jamaal Williams (30) during the first half of Sunday’s game in Pittsburgh. three weeks, Pittsburgh seemed ing favorites against an injury quarterback. Pittsburgh strug- Indianapolis on Nov. 12, surren- passes before rallying to win on caught off guard as overwhelm- marred team starting a backup gled against Jacoby Brissett and dering a pair of long touchdown the final snap. PACKERS — page 8 No. 9 Michigan State routs No. 4 Wisconsin can stop schedule skepticism by beating Ohio State at Big Ten title game North Carolina 63-45 By the Associated Press The sight of those silver hel- created a spot for the Nittany Wisconsin has been to the Big mets with the buckeye leaf stick- Lions in the 2016 title game, PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — bullying the opposition. Shots trimmed the 21-point deficit to Ten championship game four ers under the Lucas Oil Field where they beat the Badgers. Tom Izzo finally got the better of were contested. Lanes were 12 with 4:30 left, but Bridges times before over the first six roof will bring back some bad Connelly was referring to J.T. Roy Williams with a record per- clogged. The Spartans made stemmed the run with a driving editions of the event. Never have memories for the Badgers and Barrett, the senior with 142 formance Michigan State would nothing easy and it was capped layup. the Badgers been in a position their fans. They lost 59-0 in 2014 total touchdowns for his career. like to replicate — and North by a record performance against Maye had been brilliant to like this when they arrive in to the Buckeyes , who used the He departed Ohio State's 31-20 Carolina would rather soon for- the Tar Heels that left Williams start the season for North Caroli- Indianapolis. lopsided victory to sneak ahead victory over Michigan on Satur- get. apologetic. na but was 3 of 13 shooting, If they beat Ohio State, well, of Big 12 co-champions TCU and day in the third quarter amid Sometimes playing ugly still "So far this year the freshmen missed five free throws and fin- that strength-of-schedule skepti- Baylor for the fourth seed in the trouble with his right knee that matters. haven't necessarily played like ished with just eight points. cism will be reduced to a dull inaugural four-team playoff stemmed from a pregame inci- "What I think this does is freshmen. Today the freshmen Michigan State challenged seem- roar. The Badgers would be before beating Alabama and dent on the sideline. Barrett reassure our guys," Izzo said. played lime freshmen, and the ingly every shot in the paint and unbeaten, an impossible-to- Oregon to become national downplayed the injury, which he "The way basketball is right now, sophomores, juniors and seniors the Tar Heels had no outside ignore feat for the College Foot- champions. said he's endured all season, and it's all the pretty boys stuff but at played like freshmen. And the shooting. ball Playoff committee. "We know that bad things can vowed to play against Wisconsin. the end of the day most of the coach coached like he'd never Berry was 2 of 11 overall. The "We just think about one happen if you don't prepare right Coincidentally, Barrett's bril- good teams are still winning by seen a game of basketball in his Tar Heels had more turnovers more win. That's the only thing or you don't bring it," Wisconsin liant freshman year in 2014 doing the dirty work." life," Williams said. "Other than (16) than field goals (15). we can focus on," running back safety Joe Ferguson said. "It's a ended with a broken ankle in the Joshua Langford made five 3- that, it's not a bad night." "They punched us right in the Jonathan Taylor said. "We don't lot of different players on each Michigan game that kept him pointers and scored 23 points Langford was key in the first mouth and we just let them know what the future will hold, team, but you've still got to out the following week against and No. 4 Michigan State used a half as the Spartans (5-1) built a punch us and didn't fight back at but the only thing we know is we respect your opponent, respect Wisconsin. Cardale Jones took record-setting defensive perfor- 13-point halftime lead despite all," Berry said. "They just took have one more game left and what anyone in college football is over at quarterback and led the mance to topple No. 9 North Car- Miles Bridges and Jaren Jackson us out of what we wanted to do." we've got to make sure we get it capable of doing, and just go out Buckeyes the rest of the way. olina 63-45 on Sunday night to Jr. being limited with foul trou- North Carolina's night was so done." there and play with a little bit of This time, the backup is redshirt win the "Victory Bracket" of the ble. Langford had 14 points in awful even the easiest plays With a 31-0 victory at rival vengeance." freshman Dwayne Haskins, who PK80 Invitational. the first half as Michigan State became difficult. Kenny Williams Minnesota on Saturday, the "They're a very dynamic had a solid debut in the second Izzo bested North Carolina for used an 11-4 run to take control made a fine interception of a pass Badgers (12-0, 9-0) finished team. Very dynamic offense," half Saturday against the the first time with Williams in and were never threatened by in the first half but his break- undefeated in Big Ten play for Badgers linebacker Ryan Con- Wolverines. charge in Chapel Hill by holding the Tar Heels. away layup caromed off the front the first time since a five-game nelly said. "Their quarterback is "He's honestly very calm and the Tar Heels to the worst shoot- Bridges finished with 11 rim and Winston drilled a 3- conference slate in 1912. Losses one of the greatest to ever play cool," Buckeyes center Billy ing performance in school histo- points and the Spartans felt they pointer at the other end to push by then-No. 1 Alabama and No. at Ohio State, so it's going to be Price said. "Don't tell him this, ry. The Tar Heels shot 24.6 per- got a bit of redemption after Michigan State's lead to 33-17. 2 Miami gave Wisconsin more a special challenge for us, but I but there's a resemblance of cent. They were 1 of 18 on 3s, stumbling in their first matchup Late in the second half, Maye space to move up when the think we're willing to step up to Michael Vick. He's a gifted, also the worst effort in the with a top 10 team losing 88-81 was wide open on a drive down newest CFP rankings are it." freak athlete, when you see what school's history. The 45 points to Duke on Nov. 14. the lane, yet his layup didn't released on Tuesday. The Bad- Ohio State beat Wisconsin 30- he's able to do. Third-and-13, tied for the second-fewest scored "This is a great team win even touch the rim, his 10th miss gers, who moved up from No. 5 23 last season , too, and was ulti- and he's able to convert on it. As by the Tar Heels with Williams because we won the game on the of the game. to No. 3 in the AP Top 25, will mately picked for the playoff a 19, 20-year-old young man, as head coach. defensive end," Langford said. North Carolina shot 7 of 30 play No. 8 Ohio State. despite a loss to Penn State that that's incredible." In the three games in Port- Theo Pinson led North Caroli- (23 percent) in the first half and land, the Spartans allowed 57, 51 na (5-1) with 16 points, but Joel Berry's desperation flip at the and 45 points. They imposed Berry II and Luke Maye both halftime buzzer was the Tar themselves on the defensive end, had awful nights. The Tar Heels Heels' only 3-pointer of the night.

Wagner's double-double leads Michigan past UC Riverside ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — Wolverines then face Indiana, Wolverines. Coming off three games in Hawai’i Ohio State, UCLA and Texas. BIG PICTURE and playing its fourth game in "Now, we go into an incredible UC Riverside: After starting the seven days, Michigan coach John stretch that I've never seen before, season with a surprising 74-66 win at Beilein warned his team of UC Michigan may have never seen Cal, the Highlanders have dropped Riverside's upset potential. before, especially in December," three of their past four, including lop- Clearly, his message was heard. Beilein said. sided losses against Western New Moritz Wagner had 21 points Chance Murray finished with Mexico and Michigan. and 10 rebounds, and Charles eight points and four rebounds, Michigan: Since losing to LSU 77- Matthews added 17 points and 12 while Alex Larsson scored seven 75 in Hawai’i, the Wolverines have assists to help the Wolverines for Riverside (2-3), which shot 27 recorded sizable victories over Cham- cruise past Riverside 87-42 on percent in the opening half and 30 inade, 102-64, and UC Riverside. Michigan has a big test coming up Sunday. percent for the game. against North Carolina. Michigan (6-1), which shot 54 "We're not quite there yet. "It will be fun," Matthews said of percent against the Highlanders We're not quite trusting the for- facing the Tar Heels. "We'll game plan and raced to a 41-17 halftime lead, mat," Highlanders coach Dennis and be ready for them." didn't seem fatigued after going 2- Cutts said. BETTER START 1 at the Maui Invite, a trip capped The Wolverines used a 15-0 run Matthews, who sat out last season by the Wolverines' 68-60 win over in the first half to take control. after transferring from Kentucky, strug- VCU. Duncan Robinson's 3-pointer gave gled in the first half in some of the "It's definitely tough on the Michigan a 41-12 advantage with Wolverines' earlier home games this body, but you have to stay mental- three minutes left. season. But that wasn't the case on Sunday, when the Chicago native ly tough," Matthews said. "You Not slowing down after the played a near-flawless 14 minutes. have to tap into another level." break, the Wolverines pushed the Matthews had 11 points in the Things only get harder for lead to 56-21 after consecutive 3- opening half on 4-of-7 shooting from Michigan, which plays at No. 9 pointers from Wagner and Eli the field, including 1 of 2 from 3-point Associated Press North Carolina on Wednesday in Brooks. range, while adding seven assists, WISCONSIN DEFENSIVE end Alec James (57) holds up Paul Bunyan's Axe after the team won 31-0 against the B1G/ACC Challenge. The Robinson scored 13 for the three rebounds, two steals and no Minnesota Saturday in Minneapolis. turnovers before the intermission. 8 l MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2017 THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Garfield Voker answered with against a very qualitySPORTS opponent,” Tuesday night at 7 p.m. Samsons two free throws and Denver Mackey said. “I don’t know if peo- Saturday UW-Sheboygan — Brett Ebbers 9, Vinny Montazella No. 21 Michigan State flips Sharrow hit a huge 3 with 3:37 to ple appreciate how good this 15, Quentin Beaudoin 2, Alex Strege 3, Julian Jones 4, go to put GCC up 69-64. Gogebic team is, but this was a good win.” Nate Serketich 16, Alex Antonie 22, Dylan Martens 4. built the lead to double figures Joseph finished with 11 FTs: 3-6. Fouls: 18. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Ser- 2016 record, goes 9-3 From page 12 ketich 4, Montazella 4, Ebbers 3, Strege 1. and maintained control from points, the third player in double Gogebic — Garfield Voker 21, Kyle Smith 7, Trevor Cook PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) — Coghlin and short touchdown runs that away from them and it there. figures Sunday as Gogebic never 31, Emanuel Joseph 4, Denver Sharrow 17, Dachau Lyle by Lewerke, Gerald Holmes and seemed to confuse them for a lit- “That was huge,” Mackey said. trailed in the second half. 2. FTs: 11-17. Fouls: 11. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: No. 21 Michigan State capped a Cook 7, Sharrow 5, Voker 2, Smith 1. terrific turnaround season with a Madre London in the fourth quar- tle bit. Fortunately, we were able “It was almost like the guy was Gogebic needed good output UW-Sheboygan 37 75 dominant performance that proba- ter. to get some hands on some pass- daring him to take it. Everybody from the bench with Sharrow Gogebic 32 82 bly would have been record-setting Michigan State had a 431-112 es, we got some runouts and on the bench knew he was taking and Kyle Aho both seeing limited Sunday Hibbing — Shaquille Hopkins 4, Antoin Watson 7, if the NCAA kept one for time of advantage in total yards, limited somehow we pulled out a win.” it. It was just a matter of him action due to foul trouble. Moses Ogunti 8, William Ames 3, Aaron Musburger 25, possession in a game. Scarlet Knights' running game to Gogebic still trailed 37-32 at getting his legs under him. It “I thought Jacario (Holt) Daniel Warren 17, Adeniyi Ayeni 5, Leroy Slaton 11. FTs: 16-27. Fouls: 23. Fouled out: None. 3-pointers: Ogunti 2, Brian Lewerke threw for a a season-low 14 yards and no first the half, but they made 10 3s in was probably four or five feet played well. I thought Shamon Warren 2, Watson 1, Ames 1. touchdown and ran for another down on six third-down chances in the second half. behind the line, nothing but net. (Shinal) played well. I thought Gogebic — Shamon Shinal 2, Garfield Voker 22, and the Spartans held the ball for sending Rutgers (4-8, 3-6) to its “The ball moved, we made the That kind of springboarded us.” the big guys, Emanuel and Michael Hill 8, Kyle Smith 4, Jacob Johnson 1, Trevor Cook 30, Emanuel Joseph 11, Jacario Holt 3, Denver more than 47 minutes in defeating third straight loss. extra pass at times. It paid off,” Sharrow finished with 17 Dachau Lyle both played well,” Sharrow 6, Dachau Lyle 4. FTs: 19-30, Fouls: 21. Fouled Rutgers 40-7 on Saturday to prob- Still, this was a better season Mackey said. points. Kyle Smith and Michael Mackey said.”Kind of a testa- out: None. 3-pointers: Cook 4, Sharrow 2, Smith 1, ably write a ticket to one of college for Rutgers coach Chris Ash, who The Samsons led 62-53, but Hill both gave GCC energy off ment to our bench, they stepped Joseph 1. Hibbing 37 80 football better bowl games. endured a 2-10 overall record and UW-Sheboygan tied it at 64-64 the bench, Mackey said. up.” GCC 45 91 Michigan State (9-3, 7-2 Big an 0-9 conference record in his with five minutes on the clock. “Just a good win for us, Gogebic (6-2) hosts Vermilion Ten, CFP No. 16) will have to wait first season. Freshman Johnathan a week to get its bowl bid, but Lewis stepped in late in the first Lady Samsons around on offense. Our freshmen in double figures led by Mariane 16, Tamia Victor 12, Daisah Brin- what they did against Rutgers was quarter and threw a 42-yard can only be freshmen so long." DeCaravalho's 23 points. lee 12, Maria Alcantara 3. FT's: eye-popping. They held the ball for touchdown pass to Raheem Black- The third quarter was much of Wardynski topped GCC's scor- 7-10, Fouls: 21, Fouled out: none, 47 minutes, 50 seconds. shear that pulled the Scarlet the same, but GCC's highlights ing with 21 points, while Froberg 3-pointers: White 4, Lemon 3, There is no NCAA single-game Knights (4-8, 3-6) within 16-7 at From page 12 were Engler sinking four straight and Engler reached double fig- DeCaravalho 2 , Hvichiani 2, Pur- record for time of possession but halftime despite having the ball free throws and Wardynski and ures with 19 and 10 points nell 1, Burgess 1. Air Force claimed a mark last sea- less than six minutes. point shots (82.8 percent) in the Froberg going on a three spree respectively. Gogebic — Brooke Piilola 5, son after holding the ball for 45:14 Lewerke said it felt like the first half. The press, defense and making three 3 triples in a row. Saturday's loss broke the Lady Lori Wardynski 21, Lexi Engler in a win over Georgia State on offense was on the field a long running had done its job. By the end of the third quar- Somsons five game winning 10, Bailey Froberg 19, Vanessa Sept. 12, 2016. time. Linebacker Joe Bachie said "I really liked the way Lori ter, the Scotties led 92-44. streak. Nasi 2, Olyvia Mason 5. FT's: 22- The important thing for Spar- there was never a moment when battled and competed today," The Lady Samsons continued Highland — Berniezhga Tid- 30, Fouls: 12, Fouled out: none, 3- tans coach Mark Dantonio and his the defense wasn't fresh. Movrich said. "But too many to battle, but Highland was just well 10, Mariane DeCaravalho pointers: Froberg 5, Wardynski 3. team was flipping the script from Rutgers ran 31 plays on offense times we left her hanging out too good and went over the centu- 23, Anna Hvichiani 6, Kamryn Highland 35 66 92 119 2016. They went 3-9 overall, 1-8 in and Ash conceded the time of pos- there with 2-3 players on her. We ry mark in the fourth quarter. Lemon 19, Blaize Burgess 3, Nic- Gogebic 16 25 44 62 the league and missed a postsea- session was ugly. had too many girls standing The Scotties had seven players colly Ramalho 10, Keondra White son game for the first time since "That's a product of bad foot- 2006. ball. You know, that's what it is," "It's most important for our Ash said. "We couldn't get off the ter and when Adams streaked that tied it for the third time. players who are playing to experi- field on third down, and we could- Packers for a 55-yard score less than 3 INJURIES Carson Wentz ence a bowl, to experience what it n't get first downs on offense. I minutes into the second half, Packers: LB Clay Matthews leads NFL-leading is like to play a great opponent," hate to put this that bluntly, but Green Bay was poised to pull missed his first game of the Dantonio said. "We'll have another there's no other way to sugarcoat off the upset. season due to a groin injury. RB Eagles past Bears opportunity to play on national TV it. We didn't get off the field on From page 8 A curious decision by Pitts- Ty Montgomery was also out on New Year's Day and those third down. We were really bad on It was much of the same burgh-born Mike McCarthy with a rib issue. PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Carson things don't come along often. We third down tonight on both sides of under the lights at Heinz Field, gave the Steelers some needed Steelers: Rookie WR JuJu Wentz tossed three touchdown have to run to those things and the ball." as Hundley put together the momentum. Up a touchdown, Smith-Schuster sat with a ham- passes and the NFL-leading that was the message to our foot- Lewerke (21 of 31 for 222 yards) most promising start of his the Green Bay coach opted to string problem. Bryant started Philadelphia Eagles beat the Chica- ball team this week." hit Connor Heyward on a 7-yard young career. have Mason Crosby attempt a in Smith-Schuster's place and go Bears 31-3 Sunday for their ninth Senior linebacker Chris Frey touchdown pass on the opening After Roethlisberger quickly 57-yard field goal into the had his most productive game straight win. had a gut feeling that Michigan series and ran 3 yards for another took Pittsburgh down the field always uncertain wins. Cros- since returning from a year- The Eagles (10-1) reduced their State would turn things around in TD in the fourth quarter. He had for a touchdown on the game's by's kick never had a chance long drug suspension that cost magic number to clinch the NFC a season where many felt getting 13 carries for 56 yards and fin- and Pittsburgh responded. him the entire 2016 season. East to one with their fourth consec- six wins would be terrific. ished the season with 3,069 total opening drive, Hundley utive win by at least 23 points and "I knew the guys on this team yards, breaking the school record responded by finding a wide Roethlisberger found Brown UP NEXT: third in a row by exactly 28. Philadel- open Randall Cobb for a 39- for a 1-yard touchdown to even Packers: Host Tampa Bay phia would secure its first division had the ability and the fire in their for a sophomore, previously held yard touchdown strike, the first it at 21 then threw another next Sunday. Green Bay is 0-3 title since 2013 if the Cowboys (5-6) hearts to get to this point," Frey by Connor Cook (2013). time in 28 games the Steelers rainbow to Brown for a 33-yard at home since Rogers was lose or tie Washington on Thursday said. "To say we flipped it, and Coghlin converted from 26, 26, have allowed an opponent to score that put Pittsburgh ahead injured. night. went 9-3 is just an unbelievable 46 and 32 yards. reach the end zone on their first 28-21. Steelers: At Cincinnati on Wentz had 227 yards passing, accomplishment." "Nobody wants to finish like possession. Hundley then channeled Monday, Dec. 4. Pittsburgh LeGarrette Blount ran for 97 yards This was a outstanding perfor- that, but we just have to build off Williams turned a flip into a Rodgers, taking the Packers 77 beat the Bengals 29-14 on Oct. and Zach Ertz caught 10 passes for mance by Michigan State, which it and get better next year," Rut- weaving 54-yard touchdown yards in 12 plays, the last 22. 103 yards and one TD. got a career-best four field goals gers junior linebacker Deonte Williams' dive into the end zone The defense dominated rookie from redshirt freshman Matt Roberts. reception later in the first quar- quarterback Mitchell Trubisky. 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Oakland 21, Denver 14 FOURTH DOWN EFF 1-1 1-1 Edmonton 24 9 13 2 20 64 79 Lindquist Classic 3 of coach Jim Harbaugh era At Linquist Center, Ironwood L.A. Rams 26, New Orleans 20 TOTAL NET YARDS 307 462 Arizona 26 6 17 3 15 64 95 Saturday Arizona 27, Jacksonville 24 Total Plays 54 70 NOTE: Two points for a win, one point ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) — ter has experienced a victory in Jordan Fuller could catch it and Women Pittsburgh 31, Green Bay 28 Avg Gain 5.7 6.6 for overtime loss. Top three teams in each Bay College, Escanaba 64 Monday's Games NET YARDS RUSHING 80 121 division and two wild cards per confer- Michigan has taken a step back in the rivalry. the Buckeye did come down with Hibbing CC MN 60 Houston at Baltimore, 8:30 p.m. Rushes 24 24 ence advance to playoffs. Jim Harbaugh's third season. "The hardest part for me is just, the interception. Thursday, Nov. 30 Avg per rush 3.3 5.0 Saturday's Games After winning 10 games in each you come here to win this game "John misread the coverage," Highland CC, Kansas 119 Washington at Dallas, 8:25 p.m. NET YARDS PASSING 227 341 Pittsburgh 5, Tampa Bay 2 Gogebic Lady Samsons 62 Sunday, Dec. 3 Sacked-Yds lost 4-18 1-10 Montreal 3, Buffalo 0 of his previous two years, the and our senior class wasn't able to Harbaugh said. Men Tampa Bay at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Gross-Yds passing 245 351 Chicago 4, Florida 1 Wolverines can't finish the season do it," quarterback John O'Korn Harbaugh and his staff may Bay College, Escanaba 101 Minnesota at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Completed-Att. 17-26 33-45 Washington 4, Toronto 2 Hibbing CC 78 San Francisco at Chicago, 1 p.m. Had Intercepted 02 N.Y. Islanders 2, Ottawa 1 with more than nine victories said while choking up with emo- have missed an opportunity to Detroit at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Yards-Pass Play 7.6 7.4 New Jersey 4, Detroit 3, OT after losing 31-20 to No. 8 Ohio tion. "I hold myself responsible for move the ball more effectively Gogebic Samsons 82 Denver at Miami, 1 p.m. KICKOFFS-EndZone-TB 5-3-3 5-3-2 Vegas 4, Arizona 2 State. They also fell to 1-5 under a lot of that. I can't imagine a against Ohio State without having UW-Sheboygan 75 Indianapolis at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. PUNTS-Avg. 5-48.2 3-32.3 St. Louis 6, Minnesota 3 Houston at Tennessee, 1 p.m. Punts blocked. 00 Calgary 3, Colorado 2 Harbaugh against the rival Buck- worse feeling right now." to rely on O'Korn to make accu- Sunday Women Kansas City at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. FGs-PATs blocked 0-0 0-0 San Jose 4, Winnipeg 0 eyes and Michigan State Spar- O'Korn was pressed into play- rate passes. The Wolverines Highland CC: 74 New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. TOTAL RETURN YARDAGE 62 67 Los Angeles 2, Anaheim 1, SO tans. ing because of injuries to team- seemed to have missed a similar Bay College: 36 Cleveland at L.A. Chargers, 4:05 p.m. Punt Returns 0-0 3-9 Sunday's Games Carolina at New Orleans, 4:25 p.m. Kickoff Returns 3-59 2-58 Carolina 4, Nashville 3, SO "It gets old after a while, just mates. opportunity in a loss to Michigan Hibbing CC Cardinals: 81 L.A. Rams at Arizona, 4:25 p.m. Interceptions 2-3 0-0 N.Y. Rangers 4, Vancouver 3, SO saying, 'Oh we're gonna get bet- Brandon Peters wasn't cleared State. Gogebic Lady Samsons: 71 N.Y. Giants at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. PENALTIES-Yds 3-27 5-45 Edmonton 4, Boston 2 ter,'" defensive end Chase to compete after having a concus- Chris Evans averaged 6.1 Men Philadelphia at Seattle, 8:30 p.m. FUMBLES-Lost 0-0 1-1 Monday's Games UW-Sheboygan: 58 Monday, Dec. 4 TIME OF POSSESSION 26:24 33:36 Florida at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Winovich said. "At the end of the sion last week and Wilton Speight yards a carry and Karan Higdon Bay College: 70 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 8:30 p.m. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. day, you have two options: You is still recovering from a hit that averaged 5 per rushing attempt RUSHING_Green Bay, Williams 21-66, Columbus at Montreal, 7:30 p.m. Packers-Steelers Stats can get worse or you can get bet- left him with broken vertebrae against the Buckeyes, but each Gogebic Samsons: 91 Green Bay 14 07 7 —28 Hundley 1-6, Davis 1-4, Ripkowski 1-4. Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Hibbing Cardinals: 80 Pittsburgh 687 10 — 31 Pittsburgh, Bell 20-95, Roethlisberger 3- Anaheim at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. ter." two months ago. was handed the ball just 11 times. First Quarter 25, Bryant 1-1. PASSING_Green Bay, Hundley 17-26- NBA Michigan started strong O'Korn, a fifth-year senior who On a stormy night against the All TimesNFL EST Pit_Grimble 1 pass from Roethlisberger All Times EST 0-245. Pittsburgh, Roethlisberger 33-45- AMERICAN CONFERENCE (kick failed), 8:14. Drive: 12 plays, 59 EASTERN CONFERENCE against the Buckeyes, holding transferred from Houston after Spartans, Higdon averaged 5.4 2-351. East yards, 6:46. Key Plays: Roethlisberger 20 Atlantic Division them to negative 6 yards of offense his second season in college, yards a carry and had just 12 RECEIVING_Green Bay, Adams 5-82, W L Pct GB W LT Pct PF PA pass to A.Brown; Roethlisberger 10 pass Williams 4-69, Cobb 4-58, Nelson 3-11, Boston 18 3 .857 — in the first quarter and taking a missed tight end Tyrone Wheatley rushing attempts in a loss. New England 920.818 325 220 to Bryant; Bell 11 run; Roethlisberger 2 Rodgers 1-25. Pittsburgh, Bell 12-88, Toronto 12 7 .632 5 Buffalo 650.545 224 260 pass to Bell on 3rd-and-1; Roethlisberger 14-0 lead early in the second. to end the first drive and strug- When Harbaugh did seem to Brown 10-169, Bryant 4-40, James 3-32, Philadelphia 11 7 .611 5½ N.Y. Jets 470.364 228 257 10 pass to James on 3rd-and-6; Bryant 1 After allowing Ohio State to come gled for much of the game to con- make the right call against Ohio Rogers 3-21, Grimble 1-1. New York 10 9 .526 7 Miami 470.364 174 289 run on 3rd-and-2. Pittsburgh 6, Green Bay PUNT RETURNS_Green Bay, None. Brooklyn 7 12 .368 10 back, the Wolverines took the lead nect with open teammates. He fin- State, O'Korn simply could not do South 0. Pittsburgh, Brown 3-9. Southeast Division WLT Pct PF PA GB_Cobb 39 pass from Hundley (Cros- again and carried a six-point lead ished 17 of 32 for 195 yards with a his part. KICKOFF RETURNS_Green Bay, W L Pct GB Tennessee 740.636 242 269 by kick), 4:45. Drive: 6 plays, 60 yards, Washington 10 9 .526 — Davis 3-59. Pittsburgh, Bryant 2-58. late into the third quarter. 3-yard TD pass to Sean McKeon The quarterback sailed a pass Jacksonville 740.636 269 168 3:29. Key Plays: V.Williams 15-yard Miami 10 9 .526 — TACKLES-ASSISTS-SACKS_Green In the end, though, the result that put the Wolverines up 14-0 over Evans on a fourth-and-4 from Houston 460.400 267 262 unnecessary roughness penalty; A.Burns Charlotte 8 11 .421 2 Bay, Martinez 12-3-0, Burnett 9-0-0, Indianapolis 380.273 195 300 5-yard illegal use of hands penalty on 3rd- Orlando 8 12 .400 2½ was all too familiar for the maize early. the Ohio State 39 midway through Daniels 5-2-1, Jones 4-0-0, King 4-0-0, North and-5. Green Bay 7, Pittsburgh 6. Atlanta 4 16 .200 6½ Ryan 3-5-0, Hawkins 3-0-0, Clinton-Dix 2- and blue. With a chance to lead Michigan the fourth quarter. That took WLT Pct PF PA GB_J.Williams 54 pass from Hundley Central Division 1-0, House 2-0-0, Fackrell 2-0-0, Randall The Buckeyes made enough on a go-ahead drive late in the away another chance to possibly Pittsburgh 920.818 258 193 (Crosby kick), 1:22. Drive: 3 plays, 55 WLPct GB 1-4-0, Brooks 1-1-0, Biegel 1-0-0, Perry 0- Baltimore 550.500 213 171 yards, 00:50. Green Bay 14, Pittsburgh 6. Detroit 12 6 .667 — plays to win for the sixth straight game, O'Korn dropped back with win a game that Michigan play- 1-0, Adams 0-1-0, Lowry 0-1-0, Dial 0-1- Cleveland 12 7 .632 ½ Cincinnati 560.455 199 215 Second Quarter 0. Pittsburgh, Shazier 7-1-0, Davis 5-0-0, Indiana 11 9 .550 2 year and 13 of 14, guaranteeing time to throw and lofted a pass ers, coaches and fans desperately Cleveland 0 11 0 .000 166 289 Pit_Bryant 17 pass from Roethlisberger Burns 4-0-0, Heyward 3-3-2, Watt 3-1-1, Milwaukee 99.500 3 that no one on the Wolverines' ros- deep where only defensive back are craving. West (A.Brown pass from Roethlisberger), Dupree 3-1-0, Williams 3-1-0, Hilton 3-1- Chicago 3 15 .167 9 WLT Pct PF PA 7:20. Drive: 5 plays, 65 yards, 2:51. Key 0, Mitchell 2-0-0, Gay 2-0-0, Tuitt 1-1-0, WESTERN CONFERENCE Kansas City 650.545 272 236 Play: Roethlisberger 39 pass to A.Brown Walton 1-0-1, Hargrave 1-0-0, Sens- Southwest Division L.A. Chargers560.455 249 202 on 3rd-and-5. Green Bay 14, Pittsburgh abaugh 1-0-0, Alualu 0-1-0. WLPct GB Oakland 560.455 225 261 14. Houston 15 4 .789 — INTERCEPTIONS_Green Bay, Mar- Denver 380.273 197 280 Third Quarter San Antonio 12 7 .632 3 tinez 1-3, Randall 1-0. Pittsburgh, None. NATIONAL CONFERENCE GB_D.Adams 55 pass from Hundley New Orleans 11 9 .550 4½ MISSED FIELD GOALS_Green Bay, East (Crosby kick), 12:06. Drive: 6 plays, 76 Memphis 7 12 .368 8 Crosby 57. WLT Pct PF PA yards, 2:54. Key Play: J.Williams 5 run on Dallas 5 15 .250 10½ Philadelphia 10 10.909 351 191 3rd-and-1. Green Bay 21, Pittsburgh 14. NHL Northwest Division Dallas 560.455 248 270 Pit_A.Brown 1 pass from Roethlisberg- All Times EST WLPct GB Washington 560.455 258 276 er (Boswell kick), :50. Drive: 6 plays, 53 EASTERN CONFERENCE Minnesota 12 8 .600 — N.Y. Giants 290.182 172 267 yards, 3:25. Key Plays: Roethlisberger 12 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Portland 12 8 .600 — pass to Bell; Roethlisberger 15 pass to Tampa Bay 23 16 52 34 86 62 Denver 11 8 .579 ½ South Utah 9 11 .450 3 WLT Pct PF PA Bell; Roethlisberger 11 pass to A.Brown. New Jersey 23 14 54 32 76 71 Green Bay 21, Pittsburgh 21. Columbus 23 15 71 31 68 55 Oklahoma City 8 11 .421 3½ New Orleans 830.727 322 222 Pacific Division Fourth Quarter Toronto 25 15 91 31 88 77 Carolina 830.727 248 207 WLPct GB Atlanta 740.636 265 230 Pit_A.Brown 33 pass from Roethlis- N.Y. Islanders23 14 72 30 84 74 Golden State 15 5 .750 — Tampa Bay 470.364 223 262 berger (Boswell kick), 8:42. Drive: 7 plays, Washington 25 14 10 1 29 74 75 L.A. Lakers 8 11 .421 6½ North 68 yards, 4:14. Key Plays: Roethlisberger N.Y. Rangers24 13 92 28 78 72 L.A. Clippers 7 11 .389 7 WLT Pct PF PA 14 pass to Bell; Roethlisberger 11 pass to Pittsburgh 25 12 10 3 27 69 86 Phoenix 7 14 .333 8½ Minnesota 920.818 271 195 Rogers on 3rd-and-6; Roethlisberger 12 Detroit 24 10 95 25 69 70 Sacramento 5 14 .263 9½ Detroit 650.545 294 264 pass to Bell; Bell 11 run on 3rd-and-1. Carolina 22 10 84 24 66 67 Saturday's Games Green Bay 560.455 232 261 Pittsburgh 28, Green Bay 21. Boston 22 10 84 24 60 66 Philadelphia 130, Orlando 111 Chicago 380.273 177 252 GB_J.Williams 4 run (Crosby kick), Ottawa 22 886 22 67 74 Portland 108, Washington 105 West 2:02. Drive: 12 plays, 77 yards, 6:40. Key Philadelphia 23 896 22 65 70 San Antonio 106, Charlotte 86 WLT Pct PF PA Plays: Hundley 25 pass to Rodgers; Montreal 24 9 12 3 21 57 80 Toronto 112, Atlanta 78 L.A. Rams 830.727 329 206 Hundley 12 pass to Cobb; Hundley 12 Florida 22 8 12 2 18 64 77 Boston 108, Indiana 98 Houston 117, New York 102 Seattle 740.636 266 212 pass to D.Adams; Hundley 2 pass to Nel- Buffalo 24 6 14 4 16 55 83 Dallas 97, Oklahoma City 81 Arizona 560.455 203 278 son on 3rd-and-1; Hundley 6 pass to WESTERN CONFERENCE Cobb; Hundley 8 pass to D.Adams on 4th- GP WLOT Pts GF GA Golden State 110, New Orleans 95 San Francisco1 10 0 .091 187 284 Utah 121, Milwaukee 108 and-6. Green Bay 28, Pittsburgh 28. St. Louis 24 17 61 35 84 63 Thursday's Games L.A. Clippers 97, Sacramento 95 Vegas 22 15 61 31 81 66 Minnesota 30, Detroit 23 Pit_FG Boswell 53, :00. Drive: 4 plays, Sunday's Games L.A. Chargers 28, Dallas 6 35 yards, 00:17. Key Plays: Roethlisberg- Winnipeg 23 14 63 31 73 62 Miami 100, Chicago 93 Washington 20, N.Y. Giants 10 er 23 pass to A.Brown; Roethlisberger 14 Nashville 23 14 63 31 73 66 Minnesota 119, Phoenix 108 Sunday's Games pass to A.Brown. Pittsburgh 31, Green Los Angeles 24 13 83 29 69 56 Brooklyn 98, Memphis 88 Atlanta 34, Tampa Bay 20 Bay 28. Calgary 23 13 91 27 69 72 Monday's Games Cincinnati 30, Cleveland 16 A_62,147. San Jose 22 12 82 26 58 50 Cleveland at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Tennessee 20, Indianapolis 16 GB Pit Vancouver 24 11 94 26 66 68 Orlando at Indiana, 7 p.m. Buffalo 16, Kansas City 10 FIRST DOWNS 15 28 Chicago 22 11 83 25 67 57 Detroit at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Rushing 66Dallas 23 12 10 1 25 67 69 Portland at New York, 7:30 p.m. Associated Press Philadelphia 31, Chicago 3 New England 35, Miami 17 Passing 8 21 Minnesota 23 11 93 25 70 67 Brooklyn at Houston, 8 p.m. OHIO STATE quarterback J.T. Barrett (16) is chased by Michigan defensive lineman Rashan Gary (3) during Carolina 35, N.Y. Jets 27 Penalty 11Colorado 22 11 92 24 73 71 Dallas at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Seattle 24, San Francisco 13 THIRD DOWN EFF 6-13 8-13 Anaheim 23 10 94 24 62 66 the first half Saturday’s game in Ann Arbor, Mich. Sacramento at Golden State, 10:30 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2017 9 DEFLOCKED Anyone can become a scam victim Dear Annie: I was recently a close who can push me to my des- victim of fraud. It involved a job tination or crawl on my hands offer that turned out to be fake and a check that turned out to be and knees, pushing my scooter bad. until I hit my destination or find My question to you is: Should I report this to the police or Dear a place where I can charge it. someone else? Annie I have not run into anyone — Feeling Foolish who minds giving me 30 cents’ Don’t Dear Feeling Foolish: Though I’m sure you’ve worth of electricity when needed. feel too foolish. According to a learned your lesson, I still have MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM study from Javelin Strategy & I hope you never get to a point to say: Never accept checks from Research, 15.4 million Ameri- in your life that you need a scoot- strangers, as there are a multi- cans were victims of fraud in tude of bad-check scams out er to be part of your life. 2016 alone. there, and don’t wire money to Contact the Federal Trade It is not fun, but you do what anyone you don’t know. Commission to report the inci- you can to keep your life as nor- dent at 877-FTC-HELP. Even if a request for funds appears to come from someone mal as you can. you know, reach out over the phone or in person to be sure it’s Everywhere you go, that YOUR not an impersonator who has scooter goes with you, and it is a hacked the account. part of your life. HOROSCOPE Sign up for alerts on new scams and how to avoid them at — Greg BORN LOSER ftc.gov/scams. Dear Greg: I’m printing your letter as a caveat to my initial Dear Annie: I have been pon- dering the letter from “Drained,” response to the letter from who was tired of an acquain- “Drained” (about an electric vehi- tance’s charging his vehicle at EUGENIA LAST “Drained’s” house. cle, which requires much more I feel that the letter from electricity and is less essential). “Drained” was inappropriate and Your Birthday that your advice — to ask the In cases where someone needs Monday, Nov. 27, 2017 person with the electric vehicle to charge his or her mobility for reimbursement for electricity Don’t hesitate if change is what you — only added insult to injury. scooter, offering your outlet is want. Plan your actions strategically A number of years ago, I came ALLEY OOP and don’t let anyone interfere in your the right thing to do, with no down with peripheral neuropa- business. If you are open, honest and quibbling over kilowatts. determined, you will be able to see thy, for which there is no cure. matters through to the end. Let your What this basically means is ——— intellect be your engine. that I have nerve damage in my Send your questions for SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) feet. — Don’t share personal information. I do not let this get me down Annie Lane to dearannie@cre- Be cautious about who you trust and and do everything I can to keep ators.com. what you offer. You’ll be taken advan- my life as normal as possible. tage of if you cannot say no to an I have to ride a scooter every- To find out more about Annie unreasonable demand. Do things your way. where I go, including around the Lane and read features by other house. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Creators Syndicate columnists Deal with personal finances and eval- If I am out and have to charge uate the way you currently handle your my scooter at someone’s home, I and cartoonists, visit the Cre- FOR BETTER OR WORSE cash. Time spent with youngsters, a will do it without question. ators Syndicate website at cre- loved one or best friend will lead to an It takes an hour to charge, interesting suggestion. and the electricity needed costs ators.com. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — the home about 30 cents. Use your sense of right and wrong If I don’t charge my scooter, when dealing with people who are COPYRIGHT 2017 prone to embellishment or who want to then my battery dies on my way entice you into doing something you home, and I have to find someone CREATORS.COM probably shouldn’t do. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — You’ll be disillusioned by what some- one tells you. Question anything that DAILY GLOBE CROSSWORD sounds unlikely. Look at your personal affairs to discover an opportunity that will benefit you physically, financially FRANK & ERNEST or emotionally. ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Keep your personal life a secret. Shar- ing information with the wrong person or using your password or bank cards liberally will lead to loss. Learn from your mistakes when dealing with old friends. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Use your imagination to find solutions when dealing with partners, institu- tions, government agencies and supe- riors. Knowing where you stand will help you make the right decision. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Truth is better than fiction. You can use your GET FUZZY imagination, but don’t let your words hurt someone or be subject to ridicule. Fair and intelligent assessment is encouraged. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — If you offer a little extra, you will stand out. Your creativity when finding solu- tions and ways to improve old meth- ods will encourage you to do more. 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As the holiday season rapidly approaches, let’s look at some recently published bridge books.    First comes “A Taste of Bridge” by Jeff Bayone (Master Point Press). This is the only beginner book I know that concentrates almost 100 percent on card play. Toward the end, where 
 there are 12 more practice deals, there is some bidding: Either opener bids one no-trump, and responder        passes, invites game with two no- trump, or raises to game; or opener       bids one of a major, and responder raises.       I like this approach because Associated Press understanding how to win tricks, THIS IMAGE released by Disney-Pixar shows character Miguel, voiced by Anthony Gonzalez in a scene from especially establishing a long suit         
and ruffing losers, improves bidding the animated film, “Coco.” judgment. One of the example deals is in the diagram. How should South play  in four hearts after West leads the spade king? Pixar’s ‘Coco’ feasts on When your hand has more trumps than the board, count your hand’s losers, taking dummy’s high cards into account. Here, there are four DAILY GLOBE losers: two spades, one heart and ‘Justice League’ at box office one club — one too many. The other problem is that once you win the first (or second) trick with dummy’s NEW YORK (AP) — Pixar’s line of hits he’s overseen. Oldman as Winston Churchill, spade ace, the opponents are in a position to take their four winners. “Coco” sang its way to the fourth After some early blunders debuted with $176,000 on four You cannot afford to let them in until best Thanksgiving weekend ever (Disney tried to trademark “Dia screens. The expanding releases you have eliminated a loser. with an estimated $71.2 million de Los Muertos,” sparking a of Greta Gerwig’s “Lady Bird” To gain an extra winner in a suit contract, you usually either over the five-day weekend, a backlash), the studio strove to ($4 million on 791 screens) and establish a long suit or ruff a loser total that easily toppled Warner capture Mexican culture authen- Martin McDonaugh’s “Three in the shorter trump hand. In this case, you do the latter ... eventually. Bros.’ “Justice League.” tically in “Coco,” enlisting cultur- Billboards Outside Ebbing, Mis- After winning with the spade ace, “Coco” rode strong reviews al consultants for their feedback. souri” ($4.4 million on 614 take your three diamond winners and discard a spade from the board. and an A-plus CinemaScore from The film, directed by Lee screens) also drew crowded the- Then get trumps drawn as quickly audiences to the top spot at the Unkrich and co-directed by Adri- aters. as possible. Soon, you will ruff your third spade on the board. domestic box office. According to an Molina, is one of the largest Less successful was the studio estimates Sunday, it U.S. productions ever to feature national rollout of “Roman J. © 2017 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS grossed $49 million from Friday a largely all-Latino cast. Israel, Esq.” with Denzel Wash- BRIDGE to Sunday. Centered on the Mex- That makes “Coco” an anoma- ington. Though it bested the ican holiday Dia de Los Muertos ly in the Pixar canon but also in other releases with $4.5 million PHILLIP(Day of the Dead), “Coco” has Hollywood. Hispanics made up on 1,665 screens, it’s an atypical ALDERalready set box office records in 23 percent of frequent moviego- downturn for one of the movies’ Mexico, where it has made $53.4 ers last year, but they’re seldom most consistently bankable million in three weeks. catered to. Disney didn’t share stars. Not since Washington’s After a disappointing debut ethnic demographics for “Coco” 2002 directorial debut, “Antwone last weekend, the much- ticket buyers but said signs Fisher,” has a film starring maligned DC Comics superhero pointed to a high turnout among Washington performed as weak- team-up film “Justice League” Latinos. But “Coco” also per- ly nationwide. slid to second with $40.7 million. formed well elsewhere, like in Estimated ticket sales for Fri- In the five-day holiday frame, it China where it made $18.2 mil- day through Sunday at U.S. and DAILY GLOBE earned about $60 million. “Jus- lion. Canadian theaters, according to tice League” is faring better over- “Telling great stories that rep- comScore. Where available, the SUDOKU seas, where it has made more resent the audience is a part of latest international numbers for Sudoku is a number-placing puzzle "Y$AVE'REEN than $300 million. what makes a film successful, Friday through Sunday are also based on a 9x9 grid with several The two top spots told a famil- especially when you get it right,” included. Final domestic figures given numbers. The object is to place iar tale: Quality is trumping said Hollis. will be released Monday.     the numbers 1 to 9 in the empty mediocrity at the box office, Paul Dergarabedian, senior 1. “Coco,” $49 million ($30.7 squares so that each row, each col- where Rotten Tomato ratings media analyst for comScore, million international).    umn and each 3x3 box contains the bear considerable weight and called the film’s result a positive 2. “Justice League,” $40.7 mil- where word-of-mouth spreads story in “a week that was pretty lion ($72.2 million international). same number only once. lightning quick. “Coco” is Pixar’s challenging for Pixar.” 3. “Wonder,” $22.3 million.      The difficulty sixth release to land an A-plus “The future may lie in content 4. “Thor: Ragnarok,” $16.8 level of the Conceptis Sudoku CinemaScore from audiences. like this, where you’re telling sto- million.     increases from Monday to Saturday. The film’s Rotten Tomatoes rat- ries about real human beings 5. “Daddy’s Home 2,” $13.3 Answer to previous puzzle ing, 96 percent fresh, is more and about diversity,” said Der- million. than double that of “Justice garabedian. “The Hispanic audi- 6. “Murder on the Orient            League” (41 percent). ence is key to the success of any Express,” $13 million. “In a world where moviegoing given box office year, given the 7. “The Star,” $6.9 million.              and quality seem to be connect- frequency and passion for 8. “Bad Moms Christmas,” $5          ed, having a brand that has as moviegoing.” million.          consistently as Pixar has deliv- Still, the most profitable 9. “Roman J. Israel, Esq.” $4.5      ered on very high expectations movie currently at the box office million.          definitely makes our work a little might be the Lionsgate family 10. “Three Billboards Outside             easier,” said Dave Hollis, distri- release “Wonder,” directed by Ebbing, Missouri,” $4.4 million.          bution chief for the Walt Disney Stephen Chbosky. Starring ___ Co., which owns Pixar. “Con- Jacob Tremblay and Julia Estimated ticket sales for Fri-

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         #ONCEPTIS0UZZLES $ISTBY+ING&EATURES3YNDICATE )NC expect high quality. This is once ries a production budget of $20 tional theaters (excluding the $IFFICULTY,EVEL   $IFFICULTY,EVEL  again Pixar doing what they do million — has made $69.4 mil- U.S. and Canada), according to best.” lion. It slid just 19 percent in its comScore: The success of “Coco” came second week, with $22.3 million 1. “Justice League,” $72.2 mil- just as reports of sexual miscon- in ticket sales. lion. AAsskk TThhee DDooccttoorrss duct were published regarding A number of specialty releases 2. “Coco,” $30.7 million. Pixar co-founder and Disney with Oscar ambitions also hit 3. “Murder on the Orient Animation Chief Creative Offi- theaters over the weekend. Of Express,” $17.2 million. TIPS ON COUNTERING PAINFUL cer John Lasseter. On Tuesday, them, Sony Pictures Classics’ 4. “Daddy’s Home 2,” $13.8 EAR PRESSURE WHEN FLYING Lasseter announced that he was “Call Me By Your Name” came million. taking “a six-month sabbatical.” out with the best per-screen 5. “Manhunt,” $11.6 million. He acknowledged “missteps” average: $101,219 in four the- 6. “Thor: Ragnarok,” $11 mil- by Robert Ashley, M.D., Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. and “unwanted hugs” with aters. Not since “La La Land” lion. employees. Disney has said it has a film so packed theaters in 7. “The Swindlers,” $10.5 mil- Dear Doctor: Are some people just not the pressure between both sides of the you notice an improvement in swelling, I supports Lasseter’s leave of specialty release. The movie, lion meant to fly? I get severe ear pain when eardrums. would recommend that you take one of absence. starring Timothee Chalamet and 8. “Paddington 2,” $9.1 mil- my plane is descending. I've tried chew- If a person has significant nasal conges- these drugs for three weeks prior to fly- Lasseter has been foundation- Armie Hammer, is about a young lion. ing gum and repeated swallowing, and I tion, the Eustachian tubes can be ing. The allergy and asthma drug Mon- al to the rise of Pixar and the man’s coming of age in 1980s 9. “Explosion,” $4.9 million. never fly with a sinus condition. Unfortu- blocked, meaning the middle ear can't telukast -- taken for a week before flying nately, I have clogged-up ears for several -- also may help reduce nasal congestion revitalization of Disney Anima- Northern Italy. 10. “Happy Death Day,” $4.7 equilibrate on descent. Thus, the outside tion. “Coco” is the latest in a long “Darkest Hour,” with Gary million. weeks afterward. Any suggestions? pressure pushes in on the eardrums, from allergies, benefitting the Eustachian Dear Reader: First, let's look at the cause stretching them inward. As you know, this tubes. Then there are over-the-counter of ear pain when we fly. Initially, we expe- causes significant pain and, in some peo- nasal decongestants like Afrin, which rience a decrease in outside pressure as ple, a swelling of the middle ear and a also can be used to decrease nasal we ascend into the sky. This decrease rupture of the eardrum. Infants and tod- swelling and keep the Eustachian tubes Rance Howard, actor dad of director Ron Howard, dies at 89 causes less external pressure upon the dlers, whose Eustachian tubes are more open. There are no good studies on their eardrums. Thus, the air behind the susceptible to closure, will let you know use for this purpose, but I often recom- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Veter- berg, a spokesman for his son’s The elder Howard’s acting eardrums (in the middle ear) pushes how these changes in pressure affect mend using them two hours prior to land- an Hollywood actor Rance production company. career spanned several decades them outward. them. ing. You can also try -- and this is my Howard, the father of director The elder Howard was the since the 1950s. He appeared in recommendation -- a combination of all Airplane cabins are pressurized to mini- Chewing gum and swallowing can help three. Ron Howard, died Saturday. He father of actor Clint Howard and several of Ron Howard’s films, mize this decrease in pressure, and the some people by opening up the Eu- was 89. grandfather of actresses Bryce including “Apollo 13,” ‘’A Beauti- Before you do, however, my suggestion body does its part as well. For starters, stachian tubes; so too can closing off the Ron Howard announced his Dallas Howard and Paige ful Mind,” ‘’Splash,” ‘’How the the middle ear equilibrates some of the nose with the fingers and exhaling force- is for you to ask your doctor why your Eu- pressure difference within it by removing fully to help bring air into the middle ear. stachian tubes become blocked with air father’s death on Twitter Satur- Howard. Grinch Stole Christmas,” ‘’Par- the air through the Eustachian tubes, You can even purchase devices that help travel. He or she can best guide your next day afternoon. He praised his Rance Howard had been mar- enthood” and “Grand Theft where it is released into the back of the place air into the nose while swallowing, steps. It's unlikely that you simply father for the ability to balance ried to the late Jean Speegle Auto.” nose and expelled into the environment. so as to open the Eustachian tubes. "weren't meant to fly." ambition with great personal Howard. They met as teenagers Other film credits include Part of that excess air in the middle ear This advice doesn't pertain to you, of (Robert Ashley, M.D., is an internist and integrity. doing a touring children’s pro- “Chinatown” and the 2013 drama is absorbed by its mucous membranes. course. It's possible you have chronic assistant professor of medicine at the “A depression-era farm boy, duction in Oklahoma of classic “Nebraska.” On television, he But, as we descend, the external pres- nasal congestion caused by allergies or University of California, Los Angeles.) his passion for acting changed fairy tales like “Snow White” and appeared on many series includ- sure on our ears begins to increase again environmental irritants. If that's the case, COPYRIGHT 2017 THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS OF the course of our family history,” “Cinderella.” They married on ing “Seinfeld,” ‘’Murder, She to that of the landing altitude. This pres- you have several straightforward options. HARVARD COLLEGE he wrote. “We love & miss U the tour dressed in their cos- Wrote,” ‘’NCIS: Los Angeles,” sure pushes the eardrums inward. Again, Nasal steroids, for starters, can decrease DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL UCLICK Dad.” tumes, with the bride dressed as ‘’Grey’s Anatomy” and Ron the Eustachian tubes are important be- FOR UFS the nasal swelling and increase the ability Rance Howard’s death also Snow White and groom as a Howard’s starring series, “Happy cause they allow the external air to enter of the Eustachian tubes to stay open. Be- 1130 Walnut, Kansas City, MO 64106; through the back of the nose and balance cause it may take five to six days before 816-581-7500 was confirmed by Michael Rosen- huntsman. Days.” 12 l MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2017 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Cook hits 30-point mark in both GCC weekend wins By JASON JUNO [email protected] IRONWOOD — Everyone knew Trevor Cook could score. After leading Wisconsin in scoring at Washburn high school last year, Cook, now playing for the Samsons, showed this week- end that he could score at the col- lege level, too. He scored 31 points in Gogebic Community College’s 82-75 win over a good UW-Sheboygan team Saturday night and he hit the 30- point mark again with an even 30 in Sunday’s 91-80 victory over Hibbing. “This weekend I didn’t try to do anything special, the game kind of just came to me,” Cook said. “The other team, they were so worried about my guys driving down the middle of the lane, it opened up plenty of looks for me, so I had to just let it go.” That worked out for Gogebic as he made 7 of 12 from 3 Satur- day and 4 of 9 on Sunday. It was a fantastic Lindquist Classic for the Samsons, as they found a way to control UW-She- boygan’s bigs Saturday night and then play well again to defeat Hibbing on Sunday. Garfield Voker cleared 20 points in both games with 22 Sunday and 21 Saturday. While Gogebic grinded out an ugly win in its home opener Tuesday, they looked good in both games this weekend.

“I thought we picked up our Jason Juno/Daily Globe play from last week Tuesday,” THE SAMSONS’ Trevor Cook (12) goes to the basket during Saturday GCC coach Dennis Mackey said. night’s game against UW-Sheboygan during the Lindquist Classic at “Credit the guys. They adjusted the Lindquist Center in Ironwood. Cook scored 31 points Saturday and to what I had to tell them. They 30 Sunday, both Gogebic Community College wins. made the physical and mental adjustments I thought were nec- ing and moving without the bas- “Early on, it looked like it was essary.” ketball. Sometimes he’s only tak- going to be a real long night, but Cook had to make several ing a step or two, but he’s finding we made a couple adjustments in adjustments coming into the col- his niche, if you will, on the weak how we defended,” Mackey said. lege game and it manifested side and getting in the open lane “One is we brought Eman Joseph itself this weekend, a 61-point and getting in the vision of our off the bench and he did a great weekend. passer. job. Also, we adjusted how we “It’s a combination of being in “And obviously he’s knocking defended. We went to a gimmick the right spots, understanding them in.” zone defense, one we never prac- he has to move a little more I Early on Saturday, it was ticed, and I never thought of think without the ball,” Mackey UW-Sheboygan’s bigs knocking before. We went to a 1-2-2 look said. “In high school, he was able them in, Nate Serketich (6-9) with our point sliding down and to get more 1-on-1 plays, which and Alex Antonie (6-8) both had fronting the post. They were he does here, too, but for the 13 first-half points. Serketich going high-low on us, so he was most part, our guys are finding was getting easy layups in the fronting the high guy. It took Jason Juno/Daily Globe him on penetration kicks. But very early going and GCC was able to contain that. GCC SAMSONS’ Garfield Voker (2) rises for a layup over Hibbing’s Christian Wood during Sunday’s game at he’s doing a better job with spac- the Lindquist Center in Ironwood. SAMSONS — page 8 Lady Samsons lose two games in Lindquist Classic ing (knee injury), we were down two free throws and Wardynski n GCC women Besides playing one of the best Mason tried to go in the second n High-powered NJCAA Division II teams in the country half, but Hibbing was able to take to six girls, not seven and that drilled a 10 foot jumper to cut the succumb to Hibbing Saturday night, doing it without Lundin advantage of her injury. Highland routs definitely hurt. Eventually, they lead to 12-6. And when Bailey fourth-quarter run took its toll on the other six players, “With (Mason) absent, that’s when Gogebic just wore us down." Froberg drained a triple off an By JASON JUNO and the fatigue was evident Sunday, they started to pound the ball inside,” Highland coach BJ Smith said inbounds play, the Lady Samsons By PAT KRAUSE [email protected] GCC coach Mark Movrich said. Movrich said. the Scotties can light up a score- pulled to within 14-9. GCC would “It’s almost like saying Highland Movrich gave credit to Hibbing for [email protected] board, but defense, running and never lead or be tied in the con- IRONWOOD — After Saturday’s beat us twice,” Movrich said. “They making life tough on them Sunday and IRONWOOD — The Gogebic the full-court press are their test. night game against 10th ranked High- took so much out of us physically.” recovering from a Saturday loss to Community College Lady Sam- strengths. Highland's pressure started land, GCC coach Mark Movrich didn’t The lead changed hands seven Bay College. sons ran into a buzz-saw in High- "We take pride in our defense paying dividends in causing think the shorthanded Lady Samsons times to start the fourth quarter. But Lori Wardynski led GCC with 21 land Community College and fell and using our speed," Smith said. turnovers and getting steals that then Hibbing, led by Alison Huber of points. Bailey Froberg had 18 and Lexi had their legs to start Sunday after- 119-62 in their opening game of "We want to go from defense to turned into lay-ups and 3-point- noon’s contest. Ashland, started feeding post players Engler scored 17. Hibbing — Diana Clement 8, Alison Huber 14, Allison Gor- the GCC Lindquist Classic on offense immediately. If the clock ers. By the end of the first quar- Then Olivia Mason got hurt late in for layups. don 16, Hannah Morris 4, Shauna Kavajecz 7, Lilly Dorman the first half and they were down to five Huber hit a 3 to break a 63-63 tie 3, April Hudelson 27. FTs: 6-8. Fouls: 22. Fouled out: None. Saturday. is running, we want to be run- ter, Highland had built a 35-16 healthy players with Kacie Lundin then found Alison Gordon for a layup 3-pointers: Gordon 4, Huber 4, Kavajecz 1. The Scotties came into the ning. advantage. Gogebic — Brooke Piilola 9, Lori Wardynski 21, Lexi already sidelined. to make it a five-point lead, 68-63. Engler 17, Bailey Froberg 18, Vanessa Nasi 4, Olyvia Mason game with an 8-0 record leading "I thought early on they gave Starting the second quarter, Hibbing was able to pull away late Hibbing ended up making five 2. FTs: 14-58. Fouls: 13. Fouled out: Wardynski. 3-pointers: the nation in scoring and steals us trouble on our defense. They Froberg knocked down one of her in the fourth quarter for an 81-71 victo- layups on its way to a 76-66 lead to put Froberg 5. and averaging 108 points per handled our pressure for awhile. five 3's and added two free ry Sunday afternoon. the game away, outscoring GCC 33- Hibbing 14 34 48 81 GCC 17 32 50 71 game. And Saturday night they Number 11 (Lori Wardynski) throws. Wardynski went coast-to- 21 in the fourth quarter. looked as good as advertized. handled our pressure better than coast and scored scored on a base- "I knew they were good," Goge- anyone has in years. But our line jumper and later made a free bic coach Mark Movrich said. numbers with 12 girls really throw. "They did everything well. helps and they all bring some- But the Scotties press was They're very athletic, they pres- thing to the court." relentless and by halftime the sured us, they pushed the ball Highland clamped on the full- lead increased to 66-26. and they can shoot the 3. They court pressure from the opening Highland made 24-29 two- made 14 threes. tip and jumped out to a 10-2 lead. "With Kacie (Lundin) not play- Gogebic's Lexi Engler sank LADY SAMSONS — page 8

Jason Juno/Daily Globe Pat Krause/Daily Globe THE LADY Samsons’ Lori Wardynski, right, and two Hibbing players, including South Shore’s Shauna Kava- GOGEBIC COMMUNITY College's Olyvia Mason knocks the ball out of the hands of Highland's Maria Alcan- jecz, top, reach for a loose ball during the Lindquist Classic Sunday at the Lindquist Center in Ironwood. tara after both were rebounding during the GCC Lindquist Classic on Saturday.