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EDUCATION • 6 INSIDE DAILY GLOBE Monday, February 26, 2018 Mostly sunny yourdailyglobe.com | High: 39 | Low: 24 | Details, page 2 IRONWOOD MEMORIAL BUILDING Wine, Beer Fest raises funds for HIT By RICHARD JENKINS tions, a wine pull and a [email protected] designer purse raffle, as IRONWOOD – Party- well as refreshments and goers stepped back in time hors d’oeuvres Saturday night at the Iron- Luxton, who moved to wood Memorial Building the Gogebic Range from as they celebrated at the Madison roughly 18 ‘20s-themed Historic Iron- months ago, said the His- wood Theatre’s Wine and toric Ironwood Theatre Beer Fest. means a lot of different “We had an amazing things to different people – turnout,” said Chris Lux- everything from its role as ton, one of the co-chairs for a historic building to intro- the fundraiser. “And I am ducing young people to totally thrilled to see how theater and more. into it everyone got with “Moving up here from a the (theme). These people bigger city, it really seems look amazing.” important to keep some- Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe She explained the 1920s thing like the theatre here PARTY GOERS enjoy hors d’oeuvre and drinks Saturday at the Ironwood Memorial Building during the Big HIT theme was chosen in recog- and not just for the historic Wine and Beer Fest fundraiser for the Historic Ironwood Theatre. nition of the theatre’s 90th reasons, but you know for anniversary and its found- entertainment,” Luxton night and do something said. Adding to the Abby Funk match; that’s a way for this place.” ing in 1928. said. different. fundraiser’s power was huge, huge, huge opportu- The match is ear- Over 200 people attend- Now in its third year, The money raised at the Don and Abby Funk’s offer nity. Literally (the theatre) marked for youth pro- ed Saturday’s fundraiser, Luxton said she hoped the event will be used for a to match up to $25,000 could double their annual Luxton said; which fea- fundraiser gave people the variety of projects and raised Saturday. budget,” Luxton said. “It’s tured silent and bag auc- opportunity to go out for a costs at the theatre, Luxton “With the Don and going to go a long, long HIT — page 5 FIRE DEPARTMENT FUNDRAISER Trainer, therapy dog Township visit library to Frost Fest encourage reading By STEVE NEWMAN improve human health and draws [email protected] well-being through the WAKEFIELD – Julie human-animal bond. DeRosie and her service DeRosie and Remington crowds and therapy dog, Reming- have a regular appoint- By RICHARD JENKINS ton, came to the Wakefield ment at Gogebic Medical [email protected] Public Library Saturday to Care Facility and Westgate IRONWOOD TOWN- listen to kids read. Reming- nursing homes, as well as SHIP – The Ironwood ton is an enthusiastic 2- Aspirus Ironwood Hospi- Township Hall’s gymnasi- year old mixed-breed dog tal. But their weekly high- um was filled with ven- who has been trained by light is going to Washing- dors and crafters Saturday DeRosie to provide therapy ton Elementary School in for the township’s 8th for children and adults. Bessemer. There they par- annual Frost Fest. DeRosie, a Bessemer resi- ticipate in a program called Featuring bag raffles, a dent, trained Remington, “Read With Remington,” 50/50 drawing, conces- and they have been tested where students come and sions and vendors selling and certified by Pet Part- sit and read storybooks to a range of goods; the event ners; a nationwide organi- is a fundraiser for the zation that seeks to township’s volunteer fire LIBRARY — page 5 department. “All the money we get goes to the fire depart- ment; and they use it all for gear, anything for the Richard Jenkins/Daily Globe fire trucks or (anything COOPER WINEBURNER works on an art project at the Ironwood Township Hall they need),” said Joanne Saturday during the township’s annual Frost Fest. Carlson, one of the event’s organizers. “All the money “(The equipment) afternoon helped bring fun in there. It’s just going goes toward them.” needs to be updated quite out the crowds. really good,” Carlson said. Along with the depart- often,” Carlson said. “It is going really good The Bessemer Library ment’s general operating “(We’ve) got to keep our – real good turnout, every- hosted the kids activities – costs, the money raised at guys safe.” one has been very friendly which featured crafts, Frost Fest helps the The organizers were and enjoying themselves. department replace its pleased with how the day We have the kids activi- gear as needed. went, saying the sunny ties, the kids are having FROST — page 5 Road weight restrictions begin today in Michigan The Michigan Department of –On routes designated as “all- for oversized loads in the weight- Transportation and local agencies season” (designated in green and restricted area on the restricted are today enacting annual spring gold on the MDOT Truck Operators routes. Single-trip permits will not weight restrictions to protect roads. Map), there will be no reduction in be issued for any overweight loads Effective 6 a.m., weight restric- legal axle weights. or loads exceeding 14 feet in width, tions were imposed and will be –On routes designated as “sea- 11 axles and 150 feet in overall enforced on all state trunkline high- sonal” (designated in solid or length on the restricted routes. ways from the Michigan-Indiana and dashed red on the MDOT Truck County road commissions and Steve Newman / Daily Globe Michigan-Ohio state lines north to, Operators Map), there will be a post- city public works departments put JULIE DEROSIE and her service and therapy dog, Rem- and including, the Mackinac Bridge. ed weight reduction of 25 percent in place their own seasonal weight ington, wait at Wakefield Public Library on Saturday State routes typically carry M, I or for rigid (concrete) pavements and restrictions, which usually, but not to read with children. Remington, a two-year old US designations. 35 percent for flexible (asphalt) mixed breed dog, has been trained for various thera- In the restricted areas, the follow- pavements. py situations, but loves to have children read with ing will apply: All extended permits will be valid him. ROAD — page 5 TODAY INDEX Mostly sunny — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .10-11 75 cents Comics ...... 9 Sunday Today’s records Snowfall Community ...... 3 Vol. 99, No. 82 High 31 High 55 (1958) 48 hours to 7 a.m. Nation ...... 2,11,12 Low 23 Low -29 (1963) Sunday 4.5 in. Snow depth 24 in. Obituaries ...... 2 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 132.4 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 21 48 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 108.1 in. Low 11 Sunday 0.35 in. Sports ...... 7-8 l 2 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2018 AREA / NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD Obituaries TODAY TUESDAYTUESDAAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAYTHURSSDAY FRIDAY Donald W. Siebert HURLEY, Wis. – Donald W. Siebert, ley (Mark Joas) of age 85, of Hurley, Wis., passed away Kiel, Wis.; and Lau- peacefully on Thursday, Feb. 22, 2018. rie Siebert (Mark Mostly Sunny Mostly CloudyClou udy Partly Cloudy Isolatedd Snow Partly Cloudy Donald was born on August 4, 1932 Jansen) of Sher- in Hurley, to John “Jack” and Dora wood, Wis., and, 39° 24° 38° 22°222° 36° 26° 35° 19° 31° 15° (Cameron) Siebert. He graduated from grandsons Austin Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds:Winnds: Winds: J.E. Murphy High School in 1950. Livingston and 9-139-13 mmphph S 3-93-9 mphmph WSWWSW 33-7-7 mmphph EENENE 11-1511-15 mphmph NNENNE 9 mmphph NNNENE Shortly after graduation Donald Adam Livingston. opened up Siebert’s Service Station on Missing him also Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK 40/26 Hwy 2. He took employment at South is his sister Joyce Todayy we will see mostly sunny Side School while the station was run- Donald W. Johnson (Florida), Siebert Bergland skies,, high g temperature p of 39°,, ning. 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Michelle Obama’s memoir, a g r e e - “American Grown.” protecting them.” Many of Sunday’s angels Israel defended his leadership Sunday one of the most highly m e n t The book will be pub- were survivors of the 2016 Pulse nightclub and said investigators were looking into anticipated books in recent w i t h lished simultaneously in shooting in Orlando where 49 people claims that three other deputies were on years, is coming out Nov. Penguin 24 languages, from died, Decarlo said. the scene but failed to enter the school 13. R a n - Swedish to Arabic, and The school reopens Wednesday and when the chance to save lives still existed. The former first lady d o m Michelle Obama expects to administrators said families would get To date, the investigation has pointed to tweeted Sunday that the H o u s e promote “Becoming” in the phone calls about details later. Sunday only one deputy being on campus while book, to come out a week for their U.S. and overseas. She will was a day to ease into the return. the killer was present, he told CNN. after the 2018 midterm respec- also narrate the audio ver- “Two of my best friends aren’t here any- Israel also labeled as “absolutely elections, is called “Becom- t i v e sion. According to Crown, Michelle more,” said freshman Sammy Cooper, who untrue” reports that the deputies waited ing.” By Sunday night, her Obama b o o k s . Obama is working with a picked up the book bag he had dropped as outside even though children were inside memoir was in the top 20 T h e team of assistants, but that he saw the accused gunman, 19-year-old the building needing urgent medical treat- on Amazon.com. deal is believed to be well in every word in the finished Nikolas Cruz, begin shooting. “But I’m ment. “Writing ‘Becoming’ has excess of $30 million. text will be hers. been a deeply personal “Becoming” will be released “As first lady of the Unit- experience,” she said in a in the U.S. through the ed States of America – the statement. “It has allowed Crown Publishing Group, a first African-American to Winfrey praises Florida students me, for the very first time, Penguin Random House serve in that role – she the space to honestly reflect division that has published helped create the most wel- on the unexpected trajecto- works by both Obamas. coming and inclusive as ‘warriors of the light’ ry of my life. In this book, I Memoirs by former first White House in history, talk about my roots and ladies usually sell well, while also establishing her- LOS ANGELES (AP) – Oprah Winfrey novel. how a little girl from the with notable works includ- self as a powerful advocate has nothing but praise for the Florida “These young people get to be literally South Side of Chicago ing Laura Bush’s “Spoken for women and girls in the school shooting survivors who have chan- warriors of the light,” Winfrey said. found her voice and devel- from the Heart” and U.S. and around the world,” neled angst into activism, calling them “That’s what they’re trying to do. They’re oped the strength to use it to Hillary Rodham Clinton’s Crown said in a statement. “warriors of the light” and comparing trying to – through their voices, through empower others. I hope my “Living History.” Michelle “In her memoir, a work them to civil rights pioneers. the March For Our Lives – say ‘We will not journey inspires readers to Obama’s memoir is expect- of deep reflection and mes- In an interview with The Associated let this happen again. We are going to do find the courage to become ed to be a major commer- merizing storytelling, Press on Saturday, Winfrey drew parallels what we can to banish the darkness.’” whoever they aspire to be. I cial and cultural event. She Michelle Obama invites between the teens and the Freedom Riders The former talk show host last week can’t wait to share my story.” is admired around the readers into her world, of the 1960s, who rode buses into south- matched a $500,000 donation by George She and her husband, world and has never told chronicling the experi- ern states in protest of racial segregation. and Amal Clooney to the students’ former President Barack her story at length. Her ences that have shaped her Winfrey called the Parkland students’ planned marches, including one on March Obama, last year reached a only previous book was a from her childhood.” protests for gun control “a proud 24 in Washington, D.C. moment.” The Feb. 14 mass shooting at Marjory “It’s an evolving moment for our coun- Stoneman Douglas High School that left Earn YYoour CPR or AED try. The same thing happened, as you 17 people dead has sparked calls for walk- know, back in the ‘50s and ‘60s for the outs, sit-ins and other actions on school Certification Today! civil rights movement,” Winfrey said. campuses across the U.S. “Young people said, ‘We will not tolerate Winfrey also again reacted to President what our ancestors have tolerated. We Donald Trump’s recent tweeting about her have had enough and we’re willing to fight in which he called her “very insecure.” for it and willing to march in the streets for “Nobody wants to be hate-tweeted, ND7 HN R1 ZR ZR  it and, if necessary, die for it.’” especially by the president,” said Winfrey. Winfrey spoke while promoting the “So it’s not a comfortable thing I think for upcoming film “A Wrinkle in Time,” anybody on social media who’s had some- directed by Ava DuVernay and featuring body say something about you that you 6 HYD6 D WD/ UHW  her, Reese Witherspoon and Mindy didn’t feel was true. But I believe that you Kaling. The film is adapted from meet any kind of negativity in your life, If a family member, friend, co-worker or child in Madeleine L’Engle’s science-fiction fantasy that you meet it with light.” your care had a cardiac or first aid emergency, George Harrison remembered by fellow Beatle on 75th birthday would you recognize the signs and respond LONDON (AP) – Paul McCartney and George Harrison’s widow and son have pub- licly remembered the late Beatle on what would have been his 75th quickly and appropriately? birthday. “Happy Birthday Georgie. 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John Lennon was shot to death in 1980. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2018 3 Community calendar XAVIER VEX FEST

Email calendar items and Civic Center, Mercer, Wis. Knights of Columbus 4th community news to Life Support Group, 6:30 Degree Pere Menard Assem- [email protected]. p.m., Woodland Church, Iron- bly 471, 6 p.m. business meet- For more information, call 906- wood. ing, KC Hall, Ironwood. 932-2211. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Presentation: Prohibition p.m., Episcopal Church of the in the Upper Peninsula, 6 Monday, Feb. 26 Transfiguration, Ironwood. p.m., Hurley High School audi- area74.org. torium. Iron County Food Pantry, Government Alcoholics Anonymous, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Hurley Senior Center 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Board, 11 a.m., senior center, Church, Hurley. area74.org. 4450. Hurley. Knights of Columbus Iron County Canvassing Gogebic Community Col- Council 1396, 6:30 p.m. busi- Board, 9 a.m., county clerk lege Board, 4:30 p.m., Solin ness meeting, KC Hall, Iron- office, courthouse. Center for Business and Edu- wood. Finnish Women’s Auxil- cation, room B22, Ironwood. Government iary, 10 a.m., Little Finland, Ironwood Planning Com- Kimball. Wednesday, Feb. 28 mission, 5 p.m., meeting, Alcoholics Anonymous, Conference Room 1, second noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Christian Men of the floor, Memorial Building, Iron- Ironwood. area74.org. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown wood. Overeaters Anonymous, Cafe, Ironwood. Bessemer Parks and 5 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Mentoring of Moms, 9- Recreation Commission, Church, Wakefield. 10:30 a.m., Range Community 5:30 p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- p.m., Our Lady of Peace 4355. Friday, March 2 Catholic Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, area74.org. open meeting, noon, Salem Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior EDT, Ontonagon United area74.org. Center. Submitted photo Methodist Church basement, DOVE Support Group, Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- THE MERCER High School robotics team stand with their robot at the Xavier VEX next to Holiday gas station, noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Ontonagon. area74.org. Ironwood. Fest Robotics Competition at Xavier High School in Appleton on Feb. 17. From left Ironwood/Hurley Rotary are Kassandra Bell, Skylar Browning, Jesse Salinas, Alex Gleich and Kaylee Cassiani. Government Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and Mercer Food Pantry, Health and Welfare Com- Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Team members not picured include Avery Brandt, Tristin Woolf and Nathan Hele- mittee, 9 a.m., Gogebic Medi- Iron County Veterans Ser- Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: niak. The competition centers on learning engineering skills, as well as teamwork, cal Care Facility. 715-476-7655. vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, communication, collaboration, project management and critical thinking. Mercer Gogebic County Road Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Alcoholics Anonymous/ Commission, 4 p.m. finance 2190. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- will compete at the state competition at the Milwaukee School of Engineering on meeting, 4:15 p.m. regular Mercer Health and Well- an Church, Ironwood. March 3 and 4. Coaches are science teacher Sheri Kopka and volunteer Dean meeting, Road Commission ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., area74.org. Gustafson. office, Bessemer. Mercer Community Center. Documentary “A Green Gogebic-Iron County Air- Parent Coalition, 5-6:30 Fire,” 1 p.m., Mercer Public port Board, 4 p.m., airport, p.m., Watersmeet School. Din- Library. Ironwood Township. ner provided. RSVP 906-364- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Bessemer Township 5328. EDT, Ontonagon United Board, 5 p.m., Bessemer Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Methodist Church basement, Township Hall, Ramsay. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, next to Holiday gas station, Mercer School Board, 5 Ontonagon. area74.org. Wisconsin test scores improving Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Mercer K-12 School com- Government Alcoholics Anonymous, mons, Mercer, Wis. 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace MADISON, Wis. – The made up of 38 courses, the report says states that con- Gogebic County Board, Wisconsin Department of newest being AP Computer tribute to exam fees for Ironwood Township finance committee meeting at Catholic Church, Ironwood. Board, 5:30 p.m., Ironwood 4:30 p.m., followed by board area74.org. public Instruction said Science Principles. Wis- low-income students have Township offices. meeting at 5, courthouse, Saturday, March 3 more students took more consin had 125 of its 2017 narrowed equity gaps. Ten Wakefield City Council, Bessemer. 5:30 p.m., City Hall. tests with better results last graduates who took that years ago in Wisconsin, 5.4 Ironwood City Commis- Thursday, March 1 Men’s Breakfast, 8 a.m., Calvary Baptist Church, Wake- year. Wisconsin had 21,910 end-of-course exam with percent of low-income sion, 4:30 p.m., work session graduates in the class of 88.0 percent scoring three graduates took an AP exam on 2018-2019 goals; 5:30 Pickleball, 10 a.m. to field. p.m., regular meeting; Iron- noon, Ironwood Memorial Community Pickleball 2017 who took 66,660 AP or higher. The exam is and 3.6 percent earned a wood Memorial Building. Building. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer exams while in high among a dozen offered in score of three or higher on School gymnasium. 715-776- Bessemer School Board, Gogebic County Veter- school. That’s an increase the popular science, tech- an exam. Five years ago, 6 p.m., A.D. Johnston High ans Service Officer, 10:30- 4588. School library. 11:30 a.m., Wakefield City Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 of 638 graduates and 3,694 nology, mathematics, and 11.0 percent of economical- Hall; 1-2 p.m., Watersmeet p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, exams from the prior year’s engineering (STEM) fields. ly disadvantaged graduates Tuesday, Feb. 27 Township; 2:45-3:15 p.m., Ironwood. area74.org. graduating class. The state’s 2017 graduates took AP exams with 8.4 Marenisco Township. 906-667- Sunday, March 4 “It’s heartening to see an took 23,420 STEM exams a percent earning a three or Pickleball, 10 a.m. to 1110. noon, Ironwood Memorial Alcoholics Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, increasing number of our 7.1 percent increase from higher on an exam. Building. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, 1 p.m., closed meeting, Salem students leaving high the prior year’s graduates. “We know that equity in Gogebic County Veterans Ironwood. area74.org. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. school with proven college Students who earn an access and opportunity is Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 A Matter of Balance, 2-4 Mercer Health and Well- a.m., Ironwood Memorial p.m., Aspirus Ironwood 1st ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., and career readiness,” said AP exam score of three or an issue for students of Building. 906-667-1110. floor conference room, reser- Mercer Community Center. State Superintendent Tony higher on the five-point color, students with dis- Breakfast For Your Brain, vations required, 906-663- Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Evers. “The Advanced scale may receive college abilities, students from 10 a.m., Mercer, Wis., Com- 4045, ext. 622. p.m., Wesley United Methodist Placement program is one credit, advanced standing, low-income families, and munity Center. 715-561-2695. Open Community Dinner, Church, Ironwood. Alcoholics Anonymous, 5-6 p.m., Wakefield Methodist Alcoholics Anonymous, opportunity for our kids to or both from many colleges those who are learning noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Church, Putnam Ave., Wake- 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran experience the rigor of col- and universities. English,” Evers said. Ironwood. area74.org. field, 906-667-0230. Church, Bessemer. lege-level coursework and, Wisconsin public “While we are making Ironwood Kiwanis Club, ReGeneration Youth, area74.org. noon, Elk and Hound. 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; through examination, gain school districts are progress in closing equity Aspiring Women Event, Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., Monday, March 5 credits or advanced stand- required to pay exam fees gaps, our goal is for all stu- “Broken Heart Syndrome,” ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith ing that boosts their for students whose family dents to have access to the 5-7 p.m., Aspirus Ironwood Center, Ironwood. Iron County Food Pantry, Clinic. Celebrate Recovery, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan chances for postsecondary income meets guidelines resources and rigor they Woods and Blooms Gar- FREE PIZZ at 6 p.m., Besse- Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- success.” for free or reduced-price need to be successful. And, den Club, 6:30 p.m., Haines mer city hall auditorium. 4450. The AP program is school meals. The 2017 AP we’re not there yet.” Washburn theater offers Chekhov’s ‘Cherry Orchard’ WASHBURN, Wis. – century, the play chroni- mostly humorous in a The Groundlings latest cles a woman’s return to delightfully biting way, rel- production, “The Cherry her family estate after a evant, timely and dramat- Orchard,” by Anton five-year absence to escape ic,” said Kessler. “This is a Chekhov, debuted at troubling memories her very accessible Chekhov. StageNorth in Washburn son’s death. Lyuba arrives So take a chance. I know Friday. home to find the cherry you will find much to relate The two-week run orchard in full bloom, but to as you chuckle at the wraps up Thursday the finances of the estate way Chekhov has served it through Saturday at 7:30 on the verge of ruin. up.” p.m., and Sunday at 2 p.m. Kessler, who plays The Groundlings are a The production features Lyuba in this production non-profit arts organiza- the talents of a regional has a rave review, “This is a tion devoted to the theater cast including Big Top good show. I am honored arts. Located out of Wash- Chautauqua regular Sally to be one of a stellar cast burn, they produce four Kessler and is directed by that brings Chekhov to shows a year and run a Kristen Sandstrom. StageNorth. summer children’s theater Set at the turn of the “The play is at once and program. Submitted photo ATV RIDERS enjoy a day on the trails in a photo provided by the Michigan Depart- ment of Natural Resources. The MDNR is accepting applications from qualified individuals interested in serving as volunteer instructors for its off-road vehicle safety education program. Candidates must attend a free, three-day academy to The 20182018 Board of BoardReview of the ofCharter Review Township of Ironwood,Schedule and the Townships learn policies and procedures, classroom management and teaching concepts. of Bessemer, Erwin, Marenisco, Wakefield, and Watersmeet will meet at the following times and places. Bessemer Township March 6, Organizational Meeting DNR seeks instructors for ORV Township Hall March 14, 2:00p.m.-5:00p.m. and 6:00p.m.-9:00p.m. N10338 Mill St Ramsay, MI 49959 March 15, 9:00a.m-12:00p.m. and 1:00p.m.-4:00p.m. safety education program (906) 667-0423 Charter Township of Ironwood March 6, Organizational Meeting LANSING – The Michigan Department lan Conference Center in Roscommon. Township Hall March 12, 9:00a.m.-3:00p.m. of Natural Resources is seeking instructors The deadline to apply for this academy is N10892 Lake Rd. Ironwood, MI 49938 March 13, 4:30p.m.-7:30p.m. for its off-road vehicle safety education April 20. (906)932-5800 March 15, 4:30p.m.-7:30p.m. program. Training sessions are set for – June 8-10 at the U.P. State Fair- Roscommon and Escanaba. grounds in Escanaba. The deadline to Erwin Township March 6, Organizational Meeting This volunteer opportunity allows ORV apply for this academy is June 1. Township Hall March 12, 3:00p.m.-9:00p.m. enthusiasts to pass along their love and Anyone interested in becoming a certi- N8908 Van Buskirk Ironwood, MI 49938 March 13, 9:00a.m.-3:00p.m. knowledge of the sport to new riders, fied ORV instructor must: (906)932-4871 while teaching them safe and responsible – Be at least 18 years of age. Marenisco Township March 6, Organizational Meeting ORV operating skills for an enjoyable rid- – Be a high school graduate or possess Township Hall March 12, 9:00a.m-12:00p.m. and 1:00p.m.-4:00p.m. ing experience. a graduate equivalency diploma. 314 Hall St. Marenisco, MI 49947 March 13, 2:00p.m.-5:00p.m. and 6:00p.m.-9:00p.m. All instructors must attend a three-day – Possess a current, valid driver’s (906)787-2463 academy to learn policies and procedures, license. classroom management and teaching con- – Have no felony convictions. Wakefield Township March 6, Organizational Meeting Township Hall March 12, 9:00a.m.-12:00p.m. and 1:00p.m.-4:00p.m. cepts. Instructors will have the chance to – Have no misdemeanor convictions 414 N. Cty Rd. 519 Wakefield, MI 49968 March 13, 9:00a.m-12:00p.m. experience various aspects of ORV opera- within the past three years. (906) 224-8551 March 14, 6:00p.m.-9:00 p.m. tion, including basic hands-on operational – Have no convictions that resulted in skills on off-highway motorcycles, all-ter- the revocation of ORV privileges within Watersmeet Township March 6, Organizational Meeting rain vehicles, utility-type vehicles and the last five years. Other convictions of Township Hall March 12, 9:00a.m-3:00p.m. winching recovery equipment. natural resource law violations are subject US Hwy 45 Watersmeet, MI 49969 March 13, 3:00p.m.-9:00p.m. Current instructors also are encour- to review and may result in the rejection of (906)358-4501 aged to attend and brush up on their any application. Property Owners: If you are unable to appear in person, a written statement may knowledge and skills, and to become – Maintain a high moral, ethical and be submitted with a copy of your tax statement to the Board of Review. This must familiar with changes in equipment. mental character. be received by the Board prior to the closing of business on the final date. There are two instructor academies and Applications are available by calling each class is limited to 24 students. While 517-284-6055. A background check will be American with Disabilities Act (ADA) The above mentioned townships will attendance at the academies is mandatory, conducted once a completed application is provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and services, such as signers for the there is no charge for instructor candi- submitted. Successful applicants then will hearing impaired and audio tapes of the printed materials being considered at the dates. Enrollment is first-come, first- be contacted to schedule their attendance Board of Review to individuals with disabilities at the meeting upon 5 days notice served. Dates and locations are: at one of the mandatory instructor to the Supervisor of the Township. The addresses and phone numbers are listed – April 27-29 at the Ralph A. MacMul- academies. above. l 4 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2018 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM And the children shall lead us DAILY GLOBE At 8:18 p.m. on May 4, 1970, just “I’m not a crisis actor,” he said. hours after Ohio National Guards- “I’m someone who had to witness men killed four students and wound- this and live through this, and I con- Sue Mizell, Publisher ed nine others during an anti-war tinue to be having to do that.” Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor rally at Kent State University, R.J. Think about this. A week ago, Casey of Pittsburgh sent this tele- this teenager was huddled in a dark gram to the mayor of Kent: Connie closet with his classmates as a for- “As (the) father of a Kent State Schultz mer student walked through the student as a graduate of Kent State halls with an AR-15 and killed 17 In Their Opinion University and as an American I people and injured more than a Walker aims to bribe voters demand immediate action against dozen others. Less than a week had the Hitler youth who are trying to passed, and he was on national tele- with sales tax holiday destroy our universities and plunge the country are now demanding gun vision insisting that he was nobody’s America into anarchy.” legislation reform, publicly and with pawn. Sales taxes are inherently unfair. They place a The next day, at 8:40 a.m., Mr. an emerging eloquence that renders Earlier that day, former Rep. Jack greater burden on working families than on the rich. and Mrs. David DeClue of St. Louis many of us tearful witnesses. They Kingston, a regular CNN commenta- The fairer calculus would place the greater burden sent this telegram to the mayor: are planning the “March for Our tor, asked on-air, “Do we really think on the rich, with the sort of progressive taxation that “Horrah for the National Guard Lives” on March 24 in Washington, – and I say this sincerely – do we Wisconsin Democrats and Republicans favored in nothing else worked this might.” and the national momentum for this really think 17-year-olds on their the days before wealthy campaign donors exploited a That same day, the mayor is reportedly growing. Students own are going to plan a nationwide corrupt campaign finance system to buy themselves received this handwritten letter from across the country are planning rally?” compliant politicians. Mrs. Frank M. John Bellaire of Texas: their own walkouts to protest this Well, yes. And there is no more compliant politician than “Thank God that someone is shameful inaction of America’s Yes, many of us do think they can Scott Walker. thinking about and doing something adults to protect our children. succeed where we have failed, but it Wisconsin’s governor is never going to do right by to bring (the) United States back to a In response to their blooming doesn’t matter what we think. The working families because he doesn’t serve them; he decent place to live, even one little activism, too many supposed adults impatience we may have with these serves his campaign donors. The Koch brothers, place like Kent. Maybe the rest of the – fueled by right-wing media and young people is no match for their Sheldon Adelson and other out-of-state millionaires university towns will also get some pundits – are mocking these young impatience with us. They are sick of have paid for his political viability since he emerged guts and help.” people. our hypocrisy. Our lethargy. Our as a statewide political figure. The only flexibility These and dozens more letters Particularly egregious are claims unwillingness to hold NRA-funded that Walker’s masters permit him is at election time, like them are part of the university’s that these outspoken teenage sur- elected officials accountable for fail- when the career politician is allowed to tinker with “Kent State Shootings” digital vivors of the most recent massacre ing to protect our children. sales taxes in order to try to win a few votes. archive. Reading them this week, in are FBI plants and Democratic Will they stumble? Sure. All That is what Walker is doing with his proposal for the wake of the shootings that killed pawns or, worse, “crisis actors” who movements do. Don’t mistake mis- a weekend sales tax holiday just before the Aug. 14 14 students and three staff members flit from tragedy to tragedy to fire up steps for surrender. They’re young. primary, in which the governor is expected to be at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High opposition to guns. These attempts Remember those days? Poking the nominated for a third term. The scam, organized by School in Parkland, Florida, is a to rob these children of their author- bear, I know. Walker with his Republican allies in the state Assem- potent reminder of what too often ity are as baseless as they are despi- If you are even tempted to think bly, is designed to provide a one-time sales tax holi- happens in this country when gener- cable. This may explain why Donald they’ll run out of steam, I suggest day on items that cost under $100 and are purchased ations collide. Trump Jr. “liked” two tweets attack- you get off your couch and out of during the Aug. 4-5 weekend. There’s always been a certain per- ing one of the most outspoken sur- those chatrooms and go meet some Combined with a one-time $100 per child tax centage of Americans who don’t age vivors, 17-year-old David Hogg. of the young people of this country. rebate to parents, the scheme would empty roughly well. Their regrets for their own It’s easy to see why the most hate- Rush to do this. It’s only a mat- $172 million out of state coffers for what Assembly wasted youth or their misspent lives ful among us are targeting this ter of time before they leave you Minority Leader Gordon Hintz, D-Oshkosh, calls “an harden them and make them all-too- young man. He is articulate and pho- behind. election-year bribe.” eager to see the next generation fail. togenic – and he knows his mind. Connie Schultz is a Pulitzer Prize- “The governor might as well save money on The only thing that’s changed for And so there he was, with CNN’s winning columnist and professional in postage and just hand these checks out at polling people like that is the forum for Anderson Cooper on Tuesday night, residence at Kent State University’s places in November,” said Hintz. “For seven years, their rage. defending himself against these false school of journalism. Email her at Governor Walker has handed out favors to his Students in Parkland and around accusations. [email protected]. donors and corporations to stay in power. Now, he’s trying to do the same with voters, but they’re not Today in history going to fall for it.” Working Wisconsinites shouldn’t fall for it. But that does not mean they should not take By The Associated Press advantage of the tax holiday. They can take advan- Today’s Highlight in History tage of a brief break from the unfair sale tax, recog- On Feb. 26, 1993, a truck bomb built by Islamic extrem- nize this “holiday” as the ham-handed attempt to ists exploded in the parking bribe them that it is, and still vote against Scott Walk- garage of the North Tower of er in November. New York’s World Trade Cen- –The Capital Times, Madison, Wis. ter, killing six people and injur- ing more than 1,000 others. (The bomb failed to topple the North Tower into the South Tower, as the terrorists had Legislators hoped; both structures were destroyed in the 9/11 attack eight years later.) On this date Michigan Wisconsin In 1616, astronomer Gov. Rick Snyder, P.O. Gov. Scott Walker, 115 Galileo Galilei met with a Box 30013, Lansing, MI East State Capitol, Madison, Roman Inquisition official, Car- 48909, phone 517-373-3400, WI 53702, phone 608-266- dinal Robert Bellarmine, who online: michigan.gov/snyder. 1212, online: walker.wi.gov. ordered him to abandon the Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- “heretical” concept of heliocen- D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office trism, which held that the earth Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC revolved around the sun, DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- instead of the other way 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- around. ate.gov. ate.gov. In 1815, Napoleon Bona- Congress, “Exploration and the hostage rescue at Entebbe, “Lost in Space”) is 73. Rock Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- parte escaped from exile on pursuit of knowledge have died in Tel Aviv at age 70. musician Jonathan Cain (Jour- Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office the Island of Elba and headed always paid dividends in the Five years ago: A deeply ney) is 68. Singer Michael Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC back to France in a bid to long run.” divided Senate voted, 58-41, to Bolton is 65. The president of 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; regain power. In 1970, National Public confirm Republican Chuck Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdo- online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. In 1904, the United States Radio was incorporated. Hagel to be U.S. defense sec- gan, is 64. Actor Greg Ger- U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- and Panama proclaimed a In 1987, the Tower Com- retary. A hot air balloon burst mann is 60. Sen. Tim Kaine, D- R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 2330 Rayburn treaty under which the U.S. mission, which probed the into flames during a sunrise Va., is 60. Bandleader John House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- agreed to undertake efforts to Iran-Contra affair, issued a flight over the ancient Egyptian McDaniel is 57. Actor-martial ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- build a ship canal across the report rebuking President city of Luxor and then plum- artist Mark Dacascos is 54. 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: Panama isthmus. Ronald Reagan for failing to meted 1,000 feet to earth, Actress Jennifer Grant is 52. bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. In 1917, President control his national security killing 19 tourists (one tourist Rock musician Tim Commer- State Sen. Tom Casper- State Sen. Janet Bewley, Woodrow Wilson signed a con- staff. and the balloon’s pilot sur- ford (Audioslave) is 50. Singer son, R-Escanaba, 4100 Bins- D-Ashland, 126 South, State gressional act establishing In 1998, a jury in Amarillo, vived). Erykah Badu is 47. Actor Maz feld Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, Madi- Mount McKinley National Park Texas, rejected an $11 million One year ago: At the 89th Jobrani (TV: “Superior Lansing, MI 48909, phone son, WI 53707, phone 608- (now Denali National Park) in lawsuit brought by Texas cat- Academy Awards, “Moonlight,” Donuts”) is 46. Rhythm-and- 517-373-7840, online: senator- 266-3510, online: legis.wis- the Alaska Territory. tlemen who blamed Oprah an LGBT coming of age blues singer Rico Wade (Soci- tomcasperson.com. consin.gov/senate/25/bewley. In 1919, President Winfrey’s talk show for a price drama, won three Oscars, ety of Soul) is 46. Olympic gold State Rep. Scott Dianda, State Rep. Beth Meyers, Woodrow Wilson signed a con- fall after a segment on food including best picture of 2016 medal swimmer Jenny Thomp- D-Calumet, S-1489 House D-Bayfield, 409 North, State gressional act establishing safety that included a discus- (in a startling gaffe, the musical son is 45. Rhythm-and-blues Office Building, P.O. Box Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- Grand Canyon National Park in sion about mad cow disease. “La La Land” was mistakenly singer Kyle Norman (Jagged 30014, Lansing, MI 48909, son, WI 53708, 608-266-7690, Arizona. Ten years ago: A power announced as the best picture Edge) is 43. Actor Greg Rikaart phone 517-373-0850, online: online: [email protected] In 1929, President Calvin failure later blamed primarily winner before the error was is 41. Rhythm-and-blues dianda.housedems.com. consin.gov. Coolidge signed a measure on human error resulted in corrected). Joseph Wapner, singer Corinne Bailey Rae is establishing Grand Teton sporadic outages across large the retired Los Angeles judge 39. Country singer Rodney Letters Policy National Park in Wyoming. parts of Florida. Secretary of who presided over “The Peo- Hayden is 38. Pop singer Nate In 1945, authorities ordered State Condoleezza Rice, visit- ple’s Court” from 1981 to 1993, Ruess (roos) (fun.) is 36. Ten- The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters a midnight curfew at night- ing Beijing, won a verbal assur- died at age 97. Kurt Busch won nis player Li Na is 36. Latin should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve clubs, bars and other places of ance from Chinese officials to the Daytona 500, surviving a singer Natalia Lafourcade is the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- entertainment across the use their influence to jump- crash-filled season opener to 34. Actress Teresa Palmer is lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. nation. start the stalled process of dis- win the race for the first time in 32. Actor Alex Heartman is 28. Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address In 1952, Prime Minister mantling North Korea’s nuclear 16 tries. Actress Taylor Dooley is 25. and phone number must be included for verification purposes. Winston Churchill announced programs. The New York Phil- Today’s Birthdays Thought for Today Letters may be mailed to Letters to the Editor, Daily Globe, that Britain had developed its harmonic, led by Lorin Maazel, Game show host Tom “One resists the invasion of 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood MI 49938; emailed to: own atomic bomb. performed a historic concert in Kennedy is 91. Country-rock armies; one does not resist the [email protected]; or faxed to 906-932-4211. In 1962, after becoming the North Korea before the com- musician Paul Cotton (Poco) is invasion of ideas.” Brief, thank-you letters will be considered for our Saturday first American to orbit the munist nation’s elite. Former 75. Actor-director Bill Duke is — Victor Hugo, French “Bouquets” column. Earth, astronaut John Glenn Israeli military chief Dan Shom- 75. Singer Mitch Ryder is 73. author (born this date in 1802, told a joint meeting of ron, who commanded the 1976 Actress Marta Kristen (TV: died 1885).

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PUBLISHER EXECUTIVE.DOODV ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Award Winning Newspaper Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 ADVERTISING DIRECTOR LEAD PRESS Published daily Monday - Saturday Heidi Ofstad Bill Westerman (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2018 5 Library kids. Engel mentioned that a girl was reading to Rem- Big Brothers Big Sisters hold 18th annual fundraiser ington earlier in the morn- By STEVE NEWMAN tors” in a day and age From page 1 ing and Remington put his [email protected] where there is a nationwide Remington. head on her lap. That com- IRONWOOD — Big shortage of volunteers, While it may seem to panionship seems to be Brothers Big Sisters of the especially Big Brothers. not make sense to read to a meaningful for the kids Western U.P. hosted its Renaud referred to the pro- dog, it is great practice for that work with the dog. 18th annual Bowl for Kids gram as a “double impact” children, and the students DeRosie knew when she at Larry’s Lucky Strikes on because it helps both the who may not read well got Remington at age seven Saturday. The event has kids and the mentors. Vol- have found support and weeks that “he was some- become a local institution unteers gain an apprecia- courage to learn to read thing special” and she with residents raising tion of volunteer work and better through the practice. went to work on training funds to help mentoring a sense of confidence. The children come into a him to be a service dog. efforts for local children. Renaud stated that she had special room with DeRosie She has used training The bowling alley was full done a mid-year review for and Remington in groups courses as well as of people, laughs and the mentors, and the result of four kids at a time. “It advanced training where smiles as bowlers compet- was that the mentors said blows my mind how kids he can socialize with other ed and played for a good they liked school more, who started out stuttering people and dogs, and has cause. Individuals and looked forward to coming and were having trouble been tested with Pet Part- teams from business spon- to school to meet with the reading have improved so ners in the Marquette area. sors enjoyed the day of fun kids and were more likely much because they want to Remington passed with and raised funds for Big to volunteer in the future. read for Remington,” said high scores, and has Brothers Big Sisters. Steve Newman / Daily Globe Many mentors have DeRosie. The teachers have shown ability to go into Among the bowlers for BIG BROTHERS Big Sisters coordinators Amber learned to go “above and also been amazed, because areas such as intensive care the team from the Michi- Renaud, left, and Maggie Munch work behind the beyond” to help the chil- kids who didn’t want to units without being dis- gan State Patrol was com- scenes to help plan the annual Bowl for Kids at Larry’s dren in ways such as read now ask to read in tracted by the various munity service trooper Lucky Strikes. Saturday’s event was the 18th annual preparing the area where school. DeRosie feels the machinery. DeRosie is hop- Jerry Mazurek. As an offi- fundraiser. they meet and making presence of the dog seems ing to train and certify cer that has frequent con- game suggestions. to calm the children, and Remington to work in res- tact with the community with 3rd graders and their Renaud stated that at the All funds raised for the they don’t feel “judged” if cue situations in the near and the schools, he was mentors every Wednesday start of the school year, she day stay local to help chil- they don’t get everything future. very complementary of the with fun activities in a pro- spent the first month on dren in the Gogebic Range right. She doesn’t get Remington is part program. “These kids are gram called High Five orientation for the men- community. The response involved unless the kids Labrador, part Golden our future, that’s why this Mentoring. High Five Men- tors, who are Ironwood of the community has been ask her for help to sound Retriever, and a few other is so important,” Mazurek toring is a school-based high school students who heartwarming as so many out a word. things thrown in. He has said. These programs “give program that matches volunteer to help. The men- get involved in helping. Remington’s presence been a good frisbee dog opportunity where there high school mentors to tors are interviewed and The community comes out hasn’t just been a help for and assists DeRosie with would not otherwise be elementary school stu- screened and given a set of in full force as bowlers children. When he visits daily tasks such as retriev- opportunity” for kids to dents who are referred to expectations for their ser- raise funds with the assis- care facilities, he is excited ing clothes and walk beside have mentoring. the program by their vice and guided through- tance of pledges and busi- to see the staff and lets out her to steady her as she Big Brothers Big Sisters teachers. out the year to help build ness donations. This level some youthful energy. goes up and down stairs. in our area is led by Maggie The groups of kids meet “positive healthy relation- of support has enabled DeRosie says, “He just He is also an emotional Munch, Western U.P. Pro- with their mentors once a ships toward the kids they organizers to concentrate loves people.” But when encouragement for staff as gram Coordinator, based week during a class period are working with,” accord- on making the event a fun going into a patient room, he makes his rounds. in Houghton, and Amber at school. Big Brothers Big ing to Renaud. day. Munch stated that the dog is very quiet and “Sometimes you just need Renaud, local coordinator Sisters implements the pro- Munch stated that the they seek to turn the day goes up to their bed to let to hug a dog,” said DeRosie. for Gogebic Range School- gram within the school sys- program enables rural into a “thank you” to the them pet him. Wakefield DeRosie and Remington Based Mentoring. tem and provides training, communities to better participants by having a librarian Denise Engel are coming monthly to Amber works with Iron- supervision and ongoing “recruit more mentors, and fun celebration with prizes heard about Read to Rem- Wakefield Public Library wood schools, meeting support to the mentors. match more kids to men- and games. ington and asked about on Saturdays to encourage bringing DeRosie and young people to read. The Road For weight restriction Wind downs power lines in Michigan, Remington there to encour- next scheduled time for information and updates, Indiana, Illinois age reading in young peo- “Read with Remington” is call 800-787-8960, or ple. The low pressure envi- scheduled for Saturday, From page 1 access information on CHICAGO (AP) — Wind gusts of up to 50 mph in ronment is a haven for March 17 at the library. always, coincide with state MDOT’s website at places have downed power lines in several states hugging highway weight restric- www.michigan.gov/truck- Lake Michigan. Jackson officials ask Snyder to remove tions. ers, under “Restrictions.” Consumers Energy said Sunday it’s working to restore sheriff from office Signs are generally post- All-season routes are desig- power to more than 20,000 customers across Michigan. JACKSON (AP) — Officials in Jackson County are ask- ed to indicate which routes nated in green and gold on The power was back on for thousands by afternoon Sun- ing Gov. Rick Snyder to remove their sheriff from office have weight restrictions in the MDOT Truck Opera- day. The utility said power should be restored to everyone over insulting remarks about women and minorities. effect. tors Map, available online. by later Monday. Indiana and Michigan Power reported several hundred A letter was sent Friday by the county’s Board of Commis- customers without power in southwestern Michigan and sioners. Chairman Steve Shotwell Jr. says Sheriff Steven Rand’s HIT for the replacement of the across the border in Indiana, including in the South Bend conduct is a “threat to the core values of the community.” theatre’s roof. area. 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Region 1 consists of all ter. the U.P. schools. “On Saturday when we The Bessemer high saw that both teams quali- school team finished first, fied for the state tourna- followed by Calumet in sec- ment we were really happy, ond and Superior Central but when we found out on in third place. Monday that the high The Bessemer junior school team was the U.P. high team finished in third champion, we were place, behind Gladstone pumped,” Dave Rowe said. and Calumet. The teams met Tuesday “Science Olympiad is a and decided they would national science competi- accept the invitation to par- tion that was started in the ticipate in the state tourna- early 1980s and Bessemer ment at Lansing on April students have been 28. involved in the competi- According to the Rowes, tion since 1996,” said accepting the invitation to coach Tracy Rowe. participate in the state Each year the competi- tournament is a big com- tion features both academ- mitment because it ic and building problems. involves two more months Submitted photo “About 20 percent of the of practices and a major BESSEMER SENIOR Jared Janczak, left, and sophomore Hannah Janczak calibrate their mousetrap vehicle to problems involve students fundraising endeavor to travel the specified distance for the Science Olympiad at Northern Michigan University on Saturday, Feb. 17. making things at home like send the 35 team members Their mousetrap design took first place. mousetrap vehicles, towers to the competition. and planes and then “We have participated adjusting them at the com- in three state tournaments petition to travel certain in the past and every time distances that are revealed we have gone the commu- on the day of competition,” nity has been great about said coach Dave Rowe. helping to fund the trip “The other problems and send the students to involve various areas of sci- the tournament,” said entific study.” Tracy Rowe. “It has been There were some paral- three years since we have lels between the Olympics gone to state and there are and the SO competition, many team members that according to Dave Rowe. have never had the oppor- “In the building projects tunity to participate in a you can’t be conservative, state tournament.” you go for the gold know- Bessemer teams have ing that it is your only medaled in two events and chance to medal. But this had students place in the also increases the chances top 10 three times on prior of something going wrong trips to state. or not working and it puts “Experiences like this competitors through a are transformative and roller coaster ride of emo- they help these students to tions and stress when begin to see their amazing some things work and oth- potential. Occasional ers don’t.” medals are just icing on the In the high school divi- cake,” said Dave Rowe. sion, Bessemer students Donations to help the medaled (finished in the students defray the cost of top three) in 18 of the 23 going to the state tourna- problems and the junior ment can be sent to A.D. high medaled in nine prob- Johnston High School at Submitted photo lems. 100 W. Lead St., Bessemer, VINNIE TRIGGIANO, a Bessemer sixth grade student, and Roman Pionk, who is in the seventh grade, add stress As the awards were MI 49911. to their tower design by adding an additional 25 pounds of sand before the tower failed during the junior high competition at the Science Olympiad in Marquette Feb. 17. announced after the com- 2015 Caterpillar 908 H2 Wheel Loader ONLY 900 HOURS Hurley K-12 School announces

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Jason Juno/Daily Globe IRONWOOD’S RICO Braucher races down the slalom course at the Theron Peterson Memorial at Powderhorn last month. Braucher, McCullough to ski at state By JASON JUNO to the gates and carrying [email protected] more speed from start to BELLAIRE – Iron- finish.” wood’s Rico Braucher and The GS is in the morn- Kyle McCullough will ski ing with McCullough rac- in the MHSAA Division 2 ing in the slalom in the state ski meet at Schuss afternoon. Mountain today. “Kyle qualified in the “Both these guys had slalom because he does a really good years and get to good job at managing the end their season or career course,” Constantini said. on the biggest stage in high “He is also a very good GS school ski racing compet- skier and is capable of ing for a championship,” qualifying in that event as Ironwood coach Liz Con- well.” stantini said. “No matter Both will have to take the result, they should some chances to place well both be very proud of their today. accomplishments.” “In order for these guys Braucher had a better to do well at the state meet, day at the regional meet on they both need to ski smart the GS course than slalom but aggressive races,” Con- to qualify for state in giant stantini said. “The field is slalom. very strong this year and in “The reason that he order to be in contention, excels in GS is because he they are definitely going to has learned to ski a better have to take some risks line over the last couple of with their skiing. Hopeful- years,” Constantini said. ly that risk will result in “He has always been a reward.” good technical skier. He is Bellaire is northeast of Jason Juno/Daily Globe now cutting the line closer Traverse City. IRONWOOD’S KYLE McCullough skis in the slalom at the Theron Peterson Memorial at Powderhorn last month.

Samsons, Lady Samsons fall at Bay College in regular-season finale ESCANABA – The Samsons ended the reg- and Tuominen finished with 16. ular season with an 81-79 loss at Bay College Barnes was a tough guard for GCC and Saturday. Willette benefited when Gogebic doubled “This was an entertaining game to watch Barnes. for sure,” Gogebic Community College coach Voker scored 25 points. Freshman Trevor Dennis Mackey said. “The game was very com- Cook tossed in 21 and Davonte Williamson petitive, very intense and very physical. I had 11 for Gogebic. guess that’s what one would expect from two GCC plays at Dakota County Technical opponents in a rivalry game.” College Wednesday night in a NJCAA Division Gogebic prevailed in the first meeting of II Region 13 semifinal at 7 p.m. Gogebic 40 39 — 79 the year – 96-89 in triple overtime on Jan. 24 Bay College 35 46 — 81 – but Bay held on to win this time around. Gogebic Community College — Voker 22, Hill 8, Smith 4, Cook 21, Williamson 11, Sharrow 8, Lyle 4. FT: 6-13; F: 23; Fouled out: Voker; 3-point field goals: Cook 5, “I don’t think it can get much more exciting Sharrow 2, Voker, Williamson. Bay College — Fields 8, Tuominen 16, Willette 25, McKenney 7, Barnes 24. FT: than this,” said Bay men’s coach Matt John- 17-29; F: 15; Fouled out: None; 3-point field goals: Fields, Tuominen, McKenney. son. “They got in foul trouble and I believe — — — that made a big difference. Gogebic is a very ESCANABA – Bay College held down the good basketball team, but I think they had a Lady Samsons’ offense in a 69-58 win Satur- hard time matching up with our big guys. day afternoon. Associated Press These are two very evenly matched teams. We DETROIT RED Wings defenseman Trevor Daley (83) celebrates with Red Their slow style won out as opposed to the knew it was going to be a battle.” Wings left wing Tomas Tatar (21), of Slovakia, after scoring the winning goal fast pace Gogebic would like to play at. Bay made their first five shots and led 13-4. on New York Rangers goaltender Henrik Lundqvist during overtime in New “You got to give them credit, they played GCC outscored them 36-22 to end the half York, Sunday. The Red Wings defeated the Rangers 3-2. very well,” GCC coach Mark Movrich said. with a 40-35 lead. “They took care of the ball, they were very “We played well offensively in the first patient on offense, even with the shot clock. half,” Mackey said. “Garfield Voker really Many times it was within five seconds when Daley scores on tip late in played well, he drove to the lane and finished they shot. It limited the possessions.” his shots. Then Trevor Cook found some open Gogebic enters the post-season Sunday, fac- OT, Red Wings beat Rangers looks and Mike Hill slashed into the lane for ing the winner of Wednesday’s Dakota Col- some short jump shots.” lege-United Tribes Technical College contest NEW YORK (AP) – With time wind- ence. The game went back and forth in the sec- in the Region 13 championship game. ing down in overtime, Trevor Daley "We know we're in desperation hock- ond half. Voker fouled out with 2:50 to go and “I think the biggest thing was they played knew he needed to get in position in ey," Daley said. "We know we've got to GCC up 77-75. like the game meant more to them – them front of the net. win, we've got to win now. Tonight was Dachau Lyle’s jump hook put GCC up 79- being at home, final regular-season game, not Daley was in the right spot and just another desperate game on a back- 75 with two minutes left. Bay scored the next being able to compete in the tournament,” tipped in Frans Nielsen's pass with 5.6 to-back." five points, including two Dre Tuominen free Movrich said. “It was almost like that was the seconds showing on the clock to lift the J.T. Miller and Jesper Fast scored for throws with 31 seconds left to put Bay up 80- their Region championship game. Hopefully Detroit Red Wings to a 3-2 victory over the Rangers, and Henrik Lundqvist 79. we can find a way to play that inspired next the rebuilding New York Rangers on made 31 saves. New York lost its sev- The Samsons worked the ball to Denver week.” Sunday night. enth straight, hours after trading star Sharrow, who drove to the basket and had his Sophomore guard Lori Wardynski hit 24 "I heard the bench saying there was forward Rick Nash to Boston for three shot blocked by Kobi Barnes (6-10). points. Freshman guard Bailey Froberg had 18 only 10 seconds left so I knew we had to players and two draft picks. It also was Tuominen made a free throw with four sec- points and sophomore forward Lexi Engler get it to the net," Daley said. "I went to the Rangers' first game since trading onds left. Hill missed a GCC 3 at the buzzer. grabbed 12 boards for the Samsons (16-14). the net and Nielsen made a great play. I speedy forward Michael Grabner to “We played a solid game, it was really phys- Freshman forward Teidra Fuson led the just got lucky and put my stick on it and New Jersey on Friday night. ical and hectic, particularly during the last five Norse with 19 points, 10 rebounds and three it went in." Ryan Spooner, one of the players minutes when Bay was pressing our ballhan- blocked shots. Guard Jordan Kraemer collect- Andreas Athanasiou and Darren acquired from the Bruins, had two dlers,” Mackey said. “This was probably our ed 15 points, 11 boards and five steals and Helm also scored for the Red Wings, assists in his debut for the Rangers, who best effort from start to finish for the Samsons Paige Welch had 12 points. and Jimmy Howard stopped 36 shots. are 0-6-1 in their last seven and have just since we defeated Marathon County in early Gogebic 13 13 13 19 — 58 February. We needed to make one more play Bay College22 18 9 20 — 69 Detroit improved to 5-3-2 in its last 10 three wins in the last 17 games (3-13-1). Gogebic Community College — Piilola 5, Wardynski 24, Engler 8, Froberg 18, games and pulled into a tie with Florida New York's Chris Kreider hit the down the stretch. Unfortunately for us, that Nasi 1, Mason 2. FT: 7-22; F: 21; Fouled out: None; 3-point field goals: Froberg 4, didn’t happen.” Wardynski 2, Piilola. five points behind Columbus for the crossbar on a backhand with 55 sec- Bay College — Welch 12, Hewitt 10, Kinnunen 5, Kraemer 15, Belleville 8, Fuson final playoff spot in the Eastern Confer- onds left in the extra period. Freshman forward Tyler Willette paced the 19. FT: 13-18; F: 14; Fouled out: None; 3-point field goals: Welch 3, Hewitt 2, Norse with 25 points. Kobi Barnes added 24 Belleville 2, Kraemer. l 8 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2018 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Game 3: No. 8 Maryland vs. No. Milwaukee 32 34 1929 7—121 PITTSBURGH PENGUINS — Local Schedule 9 Wisconsin, 12 p.m., BTN 3-Point Goals_New Orleans 10- Assigned F Vincent Dunn and F Game 4: No. 5 Michigan vs. 30 (Rondo 2-3, Miller 2-3, Holiday 2- Frederik Tiffels from Wilkes- Monday,Girls Basketball Feb. 26 Iowa/Illinois winner, 2:30 p.m. 5, Moore 2-6, Clark 1-2, Mirotic 1-8, Barre/Scranton (AHL) to Brampton MHSAA Class D District 127 (approx.), BTN Davis 0-3), Milwaukee 7-25 (Parker (ECHL). Republic-Michigamme at Ewen- Game 5: No. 7 Penn State vs. No. 2-3, Bledsoe 2-5, Brown 1-2, Snell SAN JOSE SHARKS — Traded F Trout Creek, 7 EST 10 Northwestern, 6:30 p.m., BTN 1-3, Middleton 1-4, Antetokounmpo Brandon Bollig and G Troy Bessemer at Watersmeet, 6 Game 6: No. 6 Indiana vs. Min- 0-2, Maker 0-2, Terry 0-4). Fouled Grosenick to Nashville for a 2018 MHSAA Class District 128 nesota/Rutgers winner, 9 p.m. Out_None. Rebounds_New Orleans sixth-round draft pick. At Jeffers (approx.), BTN 50 (Davis 13), Milwaukee 45 (Bled- TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS — Ontonagon vs. Lake Linden- soe 9). Assists_New Orleans 22 Acquired Fs Tomas Plekanec and Hubbell, 6 p.m. EST Friday, March 2 Game 7: No. 1 Michigan State vs. (Rondo 12), Milwaukee 21 (Antetok- Kyle Baun from Montreal for D Rinat Jeffers vs. Chassell, 7:30 p.m. Game 3 winner, 12 p.m., BTN ounmpo 6). Total Fouls_New Valiev, F Kerby Rychel and a 2018 EST Game 8: No. 4 Nebraska vs. Orleans 24, Milwaukee 19. second-round draft pick. Tuesday, Feb. 27 Game 4 winner, 2:30 p.m. (approx.), A_18,717 (18,717). COLLEGE Boys Basketball BTN PURDUE — Announced wide Ewen-Trout Creek at Wakefield- Game 9: No. 2 Ohio State vs. All TimesNHL EST receivers coach JaMarcus Shep- Marenisco, 6:30 Game 5 winner, 6:30 p.m. (approx.), hard will also be co-offensive coordi- Watersmeet at Ontonagon EASTERN CONFERENCE BTN GP WLOTPts GF GA nator. WIAA Division 5 Regional Game 10: No. 3 Purdue vs. Tampa Bay 62 42 17 3 87 223 167 All Games at 7 p.m. Game 6 winner, 9:30 p.m. (approx.), Toronto 64 39 20 5 83 213 178 NASCAR Monster No. 11 Bayfield at No. 6 Hurley BTN Boston 60 37 15 8 82 195 150 Energy Cup-Folds No. 12 Mercer at No. 5 Washburn Saturday, March 3 (Semifinals) Washington 62 35 20 7 77 194 184 No. 16 Lac Courte Oreilles at No. of Honor QuikTrip Game 11: Game 7 vs. Game 8 Philadelphia62 33 1910 76 188 178 1 South Shore 500 Results winner, 2 p.m., CBS Pittsburgh 63 36 23 4 76 206 187 Sunday No. 15 Winter at No. 2 Drum- Game 12: Game 9 winner vs. New Jersey 62 32 22 8 72 185 188 At Atlanta Motor Speedway mond Game 10 winner, 4:30 p.m. Columbus 62 31 26 5 67 163 174 Atlanta No. 14 Shell Lake at No. 3 Luck (approx.), CBS N.Y. Islanders632927 7 65 207 225 Lap length: oval, 1.5 miles No. 13 Frederic at No. 4 Solon Sunday, March 4 (Championship) Carolina 62 27 2510 64 164 189 (Start position in parentheses) Springs Game 13: Game 11 winner vs. Florida 59 28 25 6 62 175 193 1. (3) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 325 No. 10 Northwood at No. 7 Mellen Game 12 winner, 4:30 p.m., CBS Detroit 62 26 2610 62 165 183 laps, 0 rating, 56 points. No. 9 Butternut at No. 8 Siren N.Y. Rangers6327 30 6 60 177 201 2. (5) Brad Keselowski, Ford, NBA 325, 0, 53. Wednesday, Feb. 28 All Times EST Montreal 61 23 29 9 55 157 193 College Basketball EASTERN CONFERENCE Ottawa 61 21 3010 52 166 216 3. (9) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 325, 0, NJCAA Division II Region 13 WLPct GB Buffalo 63 19 3311 49 151 206 45. semifinal Toronto 41 17 .707 — WESTERN CONFERENCE 4. (12) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, GCC Samsons at DCTC, 7 p.m. Boston 42 19 .689 ½ GP WLOTPts GF GA 325, 0, 40. CST Cleveland 35 24 .593 6½ Vegas 61 41 16 4 86 215 166 5. (35) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, Girls Basketball Washington 35 25 .583 7 Nashville 61 38 14 9 85 196 155 325, 0, 39. Class C District 94 Indiana 34 25 .576 7½ Winnipeg 62 37 16 9 83 208 164 6. (16) Joey Logano, Ford, 325, Ironwood at West Iron County, 6 Milwaukee 33 26 .559 8½ Minnesota 62 35 20 7 77 188 174 0, 39. p.m. CST Philadelphia 32 26 .552 9 San Jose 63 33 21 9 75 182 176 7. (1) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 325, 0, Iron Mountain at Norway, 6 p.m. Miami 31 29 .517 11 Dallas 62 35 23 4 74 184 164 43. CST Detroit 28 31 .475 13½ Anaheim 64 31 2112 74 176 178 8. (7) Kurt Busch, Ford, 325, 0, Class D District 127 Charlotte 27 33 .450 15 Calgary 63 32 22 9 73 182 185 41. E-TC/R-M at Crystal Falls Forest New York 24 37 .393 18½ St. Louis 63 34 25 4 72 173 164 9. (8) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, Park, 6:30 CST Chicago 20 39 .339 21½ Los Angeles62 33 24 5 71 177 155 325, 0, 36. Wakefield-Marenisco at Brooklyn 19 41 .317 23 Colorado 61 32 24 5 69 187 185 10. (27) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, Watersmeet/Bessemer, TBA Orlando 18 41 .305 23½ Chicago 63 27 28 8 62 178 179 325, 0, 27. Class D District 128 Atlanta 18 42 .300 24 Edmonton 62 27 31 4 58 177 204 11. (10) Erik Jones, Toyota, 325, At Jeffers WESTERN CONFERENCE Vancouver 62 24 31 7 55 167 201 0, 26. Ontonagon/LL-H vs. Dollar Bay, 6 WLPct GB Arizona 62 18 3410 46 148 205 12. (26) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 325, p.m. 0, 25. Houston 46 13 .780 — NOTE: Two points for a win, one Associated Press Jeffers/Chassell vs. Baraga, 7:30 Golden State 46 14 .767 ½ point for overtime loss. Top three 13. (11) Aric Almirola, Ford, 325, p.m. San Antonio 36 25 .590 11 teams in each division and two wild 0, 33. MICHIGAN STATE'S Miles Bridges, right, shoots over Wisconsin's Ethan Happ dur- 14. (25) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, Thursday, March 1 Minnesota 37 26 .587 11 cards per conference advance to Boys Basketball Portland 34 26 .567 12½ playoffs. 324, 0, 23. ing the first half Sunday in Madison, Wis. Bessemer at Ewen-Trout Creek, New Orleans 33 26 .559 13 Saturday's Games 15. (4) Daniel Suarez, Toyota, 7:30 EST Oklahoma City 34 27 .557 13 Philadelphia 5, Ottawa 3 324, 0, 23. Wakefield-Marenisco at Denver 33 27 .550 13½ Calgary 5, Colorado 1 16. (6) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Ford, Watersmeet L.A. Clippers 31 27 .534 14½ Florida 6, Pittsburgh 5 324, 0, 21. Michigan State beats Wisconsin, Ontonagon at Baraga, 7:20 EST Utah 31 29 .517 15½ New Jersey 2, N.Y. Islanders 1 17. (15) Paul Menard, Ford, 324, Girls Basketball L.A. Lakers 25 34 .424 21 Detroit 3, Carolina 1 0, 20. WIAA Division 5 Memphis 18 40 .310 27½ Winnipeg 5, Dallas 3 18. (23) William Byron, Chevrolet, sectional semifinal Sacramento 18 41 .305 28 Toronto 4, Boston 3 323, 0, 19. wraps up Big Ten title At Maple, 7 p.m. Dallas 18 42 .300 28½ Columbus 3, Chicago 2 19. (13) Jamie McMurray, Phoenix 18 43 .295 29 Washington 5, Buffalo 1 Chevrolet, 323, 0, 18. 20. (18) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, Friday,Girls Basketball March 2 Saturday's Games Tampa Bay 4, Montreal 3, SO MADISON, Wis. (AP) – No. 2 Michigan office conducted a "thorough internal 322, 0, 17. Class C District 94 Philadelphia 116, Orlando 105 Arizona 2, Anaheim 0 21. (14) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, State arrived at Wisconsin feeling a little review" and presented findings to the District final Boston 121, New York 112 Edmonton 4, Los Angeles 3 322, 0, 16. WIC/Ironwood at Norway/Iron Miami 115, Memphis 89 Sunday's Games discombobulated with so many off-court NCAA, which then cleared Bridges. 22. (2) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, Mountain, 6 p.m. CST Golden State 112, Oklahoma City Nashville 4, St. Louis 0 322, 0, 15. Class D District 127 80 Buffalo 4, Boston 1 issues swirling around the program. "The research that (the school) did and 23. (29) David Ragan, Ford, 321, District final Minnesota 122, Chicago 104 Detroit 3, N.Y. Rangers 2, OT 0, 14. The Spartans are returning to East the NCAA did ... and the fact that the Watersmeet/Bessemer/W-M at Portland 106, Phoenix 104 Minnesota 3, San Jose 2, OT 24. (17) Michael McDowell, Ford, E-TC/Forest Park/R-M, 6:30 p.m. Utah 97, Dallas 90 Edmonton 6, Anaheim 5, SO Lansing with the outright Big Ten regular- NCAA moved on it quickly, there are rea- 321, 0, 13. CST L.A. Lakers 113, Sacramento 108 Vancouver 3, Arizona 1 25. (24) Chris Buescher, Chevro- season title and more clarity about the sons that they did," Izzo said Sunday. Class D District 128 Sunday's Games Monday's Games let, 321, 0, 12. At Jeffers Charlotte 114, Detroit 98 Washington at Columbus, 7 p.m. future of star forward Miles Bridges. Michigan State has also been under 26. (28) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 321, District final, 7 p.m. EST New Orleans 123, Milwaukee Toronto at Tampa Bay, 7:30 p.m. 0, 11. Cassius Winston scored 20 points and scrutiny this season because of the scan- Boys Basketball 121, OT Philadelphia at Montreal, 7:30 27. (22) Jimmie Johnson, WIAA Division 5 San Antonio 110, Cleveland 94 p.m. went 6 for 6 from the 3-point line, and dal surrounding former university doctor Chevrolet, 321, 0, 10. Regional semifinals at higher Houston 119, Denver 114 Vancouver at Colorado, 9 p.m. 28. (32) Cole Whitt, Chevrolet, seeds, matchups to be determined Washington 109, Philadelphia 94 Vegas at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Bridges hit two late foul shots to hold off Larry Nassar, who sexually assaulted Monday's Games Tuesday's Games 320, 0, 9. the Badgers for a 68-63 win on Sunday. dozens of girls and young women. Saturday, March 3 Chicago at Brooklyn, 7:30 p.m. Ottawa at Washington, 7 p.m. 29. (21) AJ Allmendinger, Boys Basketball Chevrolet, 320, 0, 8. WIAA Division 5 Detroit at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. New Jersey at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. The Spartans (28-3, 16-2) celebrated in Wisconsin: The team honored three Golden State at New York, 7:30 Carolina at Boston, 7 p.m. 30. (34) Ross Chastain, Chevro- Regional finals, matchups to be let, 319, 0, 0. the locker room after clinching the top reserve seniors in its final regular-season determined p.m. Toronto at Florida, 7:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Nashville at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. 31. (30) Matt DiBenedetto, Ford, seed in this week's Big Ten Tournament in game, including fifth-year forward Aaron Girls Basketball 319, 0, 6. WIAA Division 5 Memphis at Boston, 7:30 p.m. St. Louis at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Orlando at Oklahoma City, 8 p.m. Calgary at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. 32. (19) Darrell Wallace Jr, New York. But coach Tom Izzo could sense Moesch. He is the last link to the Badgers' Sectional final Chevrolet, 319, 0, 5. At Spooner, 1 p.m. Phoenix at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Edmonton at San Jose, 10:30 the weariness among his players, who had back-to-back Final Four appearances in Indiana at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. p.m. 33. (36) Harrison Rhodes, Houston at Utah, 9 p.m. Los Angeles at Vegas, 10:30 p.m. Chevrolet, 310, 0, 4. some mental lapses against Wisconsin. 2014 and '15, a little-used backup on each Sunday,College Basketball March 4 Minnesota at Sacramento, 10 Wednesday's Games 34. (33) Jeffrey Earnhardt, NJCAA Division II Region 13 final "I just think we're a little mentally worn of those squads. The Badgers' reliance on p.m. Buffalo at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. Chevrolet, 305, 0, 3. North Dakota semifinal winner at Tuesday's Games N.Y. Islanders at Montreal, 7 p.m. 35. (20) Trevor Bayne, Ford, down from all the things they've been freshmen to play key roles in the rotation, GCC Lady Samsons, 2 p.m. Brooklyn at Cleveland, 7 p.m. Detroit at St. Louis, 8 p.m. engine, 292, 0, 2. 36. (31) Gray Gaulding, Toyota, through," Izzo said. "Handling the adversi- especially in the backcourt, led to growing Wisconsin Boys Chicago at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Calgary at Colorado, 9:30 p.m. Saturday Philadelphia at Miami, 7:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Vancouver, 10 accident, 99, 0, 1. ty that they've handled I think is going to pains this season. They've shown signs of Marshfield 72, Osseo-Fairchild 60 Washington at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. p.m. Race Statistics Neillsville 63, Altoona 53 Sacramento at Portland, 10 p.m. Average Speed of Race Winner: make them better men for the next 60 maturity of late, winning three straight Oconto 63, Green Bay N.E.W. L.A. Clippers at Denver, 10:30 Red Wings-Rangers 143.071 mph. years." games before Sunday. Lutheran 57 p.m. Sums Time of Race: 3 hours, 29 min- Palmyra-Eagle 58, Williams Bay Detroit 110 1 — 3 utes, 54 seconds. It appears that Bridges' short-term DAVISON'S DAY Wednesday's Games N.Y. Rangers011 0 — 2 Faith Christian 37 Milwaukee at Detroit, 7 p.m. Margin of Victory: 2.690 seconds. First Period_1, Detroit, Athana- Caution Flags: 5 for 0 laps. future is more secure after he was cleared Davison nearly single-handedly Toronto at Orlando, 7 p.m. siou 12 (Larkin, Jensen), 19:53. WisconsinSaturday Girls Lead Changes: 24 among 8 by the NCAA following a Yahoo! Sports brought Wisconsin back, giving the Bad- Charlotte at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Penalties_Desharnais, NYR, (hold- Regional finals drivers. Indiana at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. ing), 12:05; Larkin, DET, (slashing), article on Friday that identified him as one gers a huge boost even after aggravating a Division 1 Section 4 Lap Leaders: Ky.Busch 0; Golden State at Washington, 8 13:05. Milwaukee King 79, Brookfield R.Newman 1-17; Ky.Busch 18-20; p.m. Second Period_2, Detroit, Helm of many players who may have received left shoulder injury. The freshman sprint- East 54 K.Harvick 21-31; Ky.Busch 32; Phoenix at Memphis, 8 p.m. 8, 4:31. 3, N.Y. Rangers, Miller 13 Division 2 Section 1 K.Harvick 33-88; M.Truex 89; improper benefits. Michigan State didn't ed to the locker room with a trainer with New Orleans at San Antonio, (DeAngelo, Spooner), 7:51 (pp). Hortonville 82, Merrill 38 B.Keselowski 90-100; Ku.Busch 8:30 p.m. Penalties_Booth, DET, (tripping), get the go-ahead from the NCAA until Sat- about 14 minutes left before returning a Division 2 Section 2 101-125; K.Harvick 126-127; Oklahoma City at Dallas, 8:30 5:55; Fast, NYR, (charging), 12:32; Beaver Dam 75, West Bend West Ky.Busch 128-131; K.Harvick 132- urday, about an hour before the team left couple minutes later and checking right p.m. Gilmour, NYR, (interference), 15:15. 57 159; Ku.Busch 160; B.Keselowski Houston at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 Third Period_4, N.Y. Rangers, for Madison. back into the game to rousing applause. Division 3 Section 1 161-172; Ku.Busch 173-198; p.m. Fast 10 (Spooner, Hayes), 11:16. Hayward 32, Amery 30 B.Keselowski 199-213; Ky.Busch "I didn't get anything, that's the truth," "He ran by me to the scorer's table," Penalties_None. Division 3 Section 2 Pistons-Hornets, 214; D.Hamlin 215-225; K.Harvick Overtime_5, Detroit, Daley 7 Bridges said. "I just want to thank the coach Greg Gard said with a smile. "I Amherst 67, Freedom 42 226-252; D.Hamlin 253-265; K.Har- DETROIT (98)Box (Nielsen, Tatar), 4:54. Division 4 Section 1 vick 266-288; D.Hamlin 289-290; Johnson 3-4 2-2 9, Griffin 10-18 Penalties_None. (Michigan State) compliance office and guess he was good to go. The trainers did- Colfax 48, Clear Lake 34 K.Harvick 291-299; J.Logano 300; 0-0 20, Drummond 7-13 0-1 14, Shots on Goal_Detroit 11-12-10- Division 4 Section 1 K.Harvick 301-325 the NCAA." n't stop me from putting him in." Smith 6-11 0-2 13, Bullock 5-14 3-4 1_34. N.Y. Rangers 13-6-19_38. Cameron 52, St. Croix Falls 46 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times 14, Ennis III 2-5 4-4 9, Tolliver 0-2 0- Power-play opportunities_Detroit The star forward had 10 points on 3-of- Davison scored Wisconsin's next six Division 4 Section 3 Led, Laps Led): K.Harvick, 8 times 0 0, Ellenson 3-5 1-1 7, Moreland 0- 0 of 3; N.Y. Rangers 1 of 2. Aquinas 76, Cuba City 26 for 173 laps; Ku.Busch, 3 times for 15 shooting, missing all eight 3-point points, popping perimeter jumpers to elec- 0 0-0 0, Nelson 0-2 0-0 0, Galloway Goalies_Detroit, Howard 18-19-7 Division 5 Section 1 49 laps; B.Keselowski, 3 times for 0-4 0-0 0, Buycks 6-7 0-0 12, Ken- (38 shots-36 saves). N.Y. Rangers, attempts. trify an already vocal crowd. He became McDonell Central 49, Rib Lake 38 35 laps; D.Hamlin, 3 times for 23 nard 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 42-85 10-14 Lundqvist 23-21-5 (34-31). Northwood 55, Bayfield 51 laps; R.Newman, 1 time for 16 laps; Winston and Nick Ward, who had 14 the first Wisconsin freshman to score 30 98. A_18,006 (18,006). T_2:47. Division 5 Section 2 Ky.Busch, 5 times for 5 laps; CHARLOTTE (114) Referees_Trevor Hanson, Chris points, picked up the scoring slack. Win- points against a Big Ten opponent since Newman Catholic 64, Assump- J.Logano, 1 time for 0 laps; M.Truex, Kidd-Gilchrist 3-6 0-3 6, Williams Rooney. Linesmen_Brandon tion 63 1 time for 0 laps. ston's 3 with 4:45 left gave the Spartans a Michael Finley had 30 against Michigan 3-7 0-0 8, Howard 8-10 1-2 17, Gawryletz, Darren Gibbs. Wins: A.Dillon, 1; K.Harvick, 1. Walker 5-11 5-5 17, Batum 5-10 1-1 58-51 lead, a huge cushion in what had on Feb. 26, 1992. Michigan St.- Transactions Top 16 in Points: 1. J.Logano, 89; Wisconsin Box 15, Bacon 0-0 0-0 0, Kaminsky 4-9 BASEBALL 2. R.Blaney, 83; 3. D.Hamlin, 77; 4. been a tight game. BRIDGES' CLEARANCE No. 2 MICHIGAN ST. 68, 2-4 13, Zeller 6-9 1-2 13, Hernan- American League K.Harvick, 75; 5. C.Bowyer, 74; 6. WISCONSIN 63 gomez 0-2 0-0 0, Monk 0-5 0-0 0, CLEVELAND INDIANS — Placed A.Dillon, 70; 7. M.Truex, 69; 8. Brad Davison finished with a career- Yahoo published expense reports list- MICHIGAN ST. (28-3) Carter-Williams 3-6 3-4 10, Graham RHP Cody Anderson on the 60-day Ku.Busch, 68; 9. A.Almirola, 66; 10. Jackson 3-10 4-4 11, Ward 5-8 4- 1-3 1-2 4, Lamb 4-10 0-0 11. Totals DL. Claimed RHP Ben Taylor off P.Menard, 66; 11. Ky.Busch, 61; 12. high 30 points for Wisconsin (14-17, 7-11), ing a $400 cash advance to Bridges' moth- 8 14, Winston 7-11 0-0 20, Langford 42-88 14-23 114. waivers from Boston. Agreed to B.Keselowski, 58; 13. K.Larson, 54; including a 3 to get within three with 4.7 er as well as a $70 lunch with the player's 2-3 0-0 5, Bridges 3-15 4-4 10, Detroit 19 27 25 27 — 98 terms with RHP Matt Belisle on a 14. M.McDowell, 52; 15. D.Wallace, Goins 1-2 1-1 3, Tillman 2-3 1-1 5, Charlotte 32 38 26 18 — 114 minor league contract. 52; 16. R.Newman, 49. seconds left that had hometown fans hold- parents. When asked in the locker room Schilling 0-0 0-0 0, Nairn 0-0 0-0 0, 3-Point Goals_Detroit 4-18 (John- NEW YORK YANKEES — ___ ing out hope for an upset. Bridges sealed after the game, Bridges said his mother McQuaid 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 23-53 14- son 1-1, Smith 1-1, Ennis III 1-2, Named Alex Rodriguez and Nick NASCAR Driver Rating Formula 18 68. Bullock 1-5, Tolliver 0-1, Ellenson 0- Swisher special advisers. A maximum of 150 points can be the victory with his two free throws. did not receive any benefits. WISCONSIN (14-17) 1, Nelson 0-1, Griffin 0-3, Galloway TEXAS RANGERS — Agreed to attained in a race. "It doesn't feel good to lose, but I'm Bridges said it wasn't hard for him to Happ 6-17 1-5 13, Reuvers 0-4 2- 0-3), Charlotte 16-35 (Batum 4-7, terms with RHP Nick Gardewine and The formula combines the follow- 2 2, Davison 10-19 7-7 30, Pritzl 2-6 Kaminsky 3-5, Lamb 3-6, Walker 2- LHP's Alex Claudio and Joe Palum- ing categories: Wins, Finishes, Top- proud of the way these guys fought," said stay focused on the game "because of my 2-2 7, Iverson 0-2 0-0 0, Illikainen 0- 4, Williams 2-5, Graham 1-1, Carter- bo on one-year contracts. 15 Finishes, Average Running Posi- 0 0-0 0, Ford 1-4 2-3 5, Moesch 0-0 Williams 1-4, Monk 0-3). Fouled National League tion While on Lead Lap, Average forward Ethan Happ, who had 13 points teammates and the great job the compli- 0-0 0, Thomas 3-4 0-0 6, Van Vliet Out_None. Rebounds_Detroit 41 CINCINNATI REDS — Agreed to Speed Under Green, Fastest Lap, and six rebounds. ance office did helping me out. I know my 0-3 0-0 0. Totals 22-59 14-19 63. (Drummond 14), Charlotte 47 terms with C Tony Sanchez on a Led Most Laps, Lead-Lap Finish. Halftime_Michigan St. 34-27. 3- (Howard 12). Assists_Detroit 23 minor league contract. teammates and my coaches have my back Point Goals_Michigan St. 8-20 (Win- (Smith 8), Charlotte 28 (Batum 9). HOCKEY PGA-The Honda ston 6-6, Langford 1-1, Jackson 1-6, Total Fouls_Detroit 22, Charlotte 19. BIG PICTURE all the time." National Hockey League ClassicSunday Par Scores Bridges 0-7), Wisconsin 5-18 (Davi- Technicals_Griffin. A_17,894 BOSTON BRUINS — Signed RW Michigan State: Documents in the UP NEXT At PGA National son 3-7, Ford 1-2, Pritzl 1-4, Iverson (19,077). Brian Gionta to a one-year contract. Palm Beach Gardens, Fla. Yahoo! story showed that the star forward Michigan State: Opens play in the con- 0-1, Van Vliet 0-2, Reuvers 0-2). Waived D Paul Postma. Purse: $6.6 million Fouled Out_Langford. Pelicans-Bucks,NEW ORLEANS (123) Box CALGARY FLAMES — Signed D Yardage: 7,140; Par 70 may have improperly accepted benefits ference tournament in New York on Friday Rebounds_Michigan St. 38 (Bridges Moore 4-11 1-2 11, Davis 12-26 Cody Goloubef to a two-way con- Final 8), Wisconsin 25 (Pritzl 9). 3-4 27, Okafor 1-3 0-0 2, Rondo 7- tract for the remainder of the season from an agency implicated in a federal after earning a double bye as the top seed. (x-won on first playoff hole) Assists_Michigan St. 10 (Winston 11 0-0 16, Holiday 16-31 2-2 36, and placed him on waivers for the x-Justin Thomas -8 investigation into bribery and other mis- Wisconsin: Locked into the Big Ten 5), Wisconsin 7 (Davison, Reuvers Miller 2-3 0-0 6, Diallo 2-3 1-2 5, purpose of assigning him to Stock- Luke List -8 2). Total Fouls_Michigan St. 18, Mirotic 5-15 3-3 14, Liggins 0-0 0-0 deeds in college basketball. The team said tourney as the No. 9 seed, where it will ton (AHL). Alex Noren -7 Wisconsin 16. Technicals_Ward. 0, Clark 2-4 1-1 6, Lemon Jr. 0-0 0- NEW JERSEY DEVILS — Tommy Fleetwood -6 Saturday that the school's compliance play Maryland on Thursday. A_17,287 (17,230). 0 0. Totals 51-107 11-14 123. Assigned F John Quenneville to Byeong Hun An -4 MILWAUKEE (121) Binghamton (AHL) and D Colton Webb Simpson -4 Big TenAll TimesTournament EST Middleton 8-16 8-8 25, Antetok- White from Binghamton to Adiron- Jamie Lovemark -3 Wednesday, Feb, 28 ounmpo 6-18 8-10 20, Henson 5-7 dack (ECHL). Sam Burns -2 Game 1: No. 12 Iowa vs. No. 13 2-3 12, Bledsoe 7-15 4-4 20, Snell 4- NEW YORK RANGERS — Trad- Thomas delivers clutch moments Emiliano Grillo -2 Illinois, 5:30 p.m., Big Ten Network 9 0-0 9, Parker 7-14 2-2 18, Maker ed F Rick Nash to Boston for Fs Kelly Kraft -2 Game 2: No. 11 Minnesota vs. 2-5 2-2 6, Zeller 1-1 0-0 2, Terry 0-7 Ryan Spooner and Matt Beleskey, D Dylan Frittelli -1 No. 14 Rutgers, 8 p.m. (approx.), 0-0 0, Brown 4-5 0-0 9. Totals 44-97 Ryan Lindgren, a 2018 first-round Tiger Woods E BTN 26-29 121. draft pick and a 2019 seventh-round to win Honda in playoff Thursday, March 1 New Orleans21283827 9—123 draft pick. PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) – Tiger Woods was briefly within three Justin Thomas was down to his last chance shots of the lead on the front nine. He when he delivered his most clutch shot of closed with a 70 and finished 12th. Harvick adds Cup win to the final round in the Honda Classic. Woods made that Sunday red shirt look Turns out he wasn't finished. a little brighter, at least for a while. With an Thomas nearly holed a gap wedge on the 8-foot birdie putt on the par-4 eighth hole, dominant weekend at Atlanta par-5 18th hole for a birdie to force a play- he momentarily pulled within three shots HAMPTON, Ga. (AP) – Kevin Harvick restart. off with Luke List. Moments later, he hit 5- of the lead. That only lasted the few min- had to wait 17 years for a second Atlanta Then he held the three fingers out the wood over the water, urged it to keep going utes that it took Thomas to tap in for birdie salute to Dale Earnhardt. window, just as he did in 2001 when he and lost it momentarily in the darkening on the par-5 third. The memory brought tears to his eyes. gave the Richard Childress team an sky over PGA National. Woods made bogey to close out his front In a reprise of the celebration of his Atlanta win following the death of Dale "All I was looking at was the water to see nine, and he still was four shots behind first win in Atlanta in 2001, Harvick raised Earnhardt in Daytona a few weeks earlier. if it splashed," Thomas said. "And it didn't. until getting swallowed up again by the his three-finger salute to Earnhardt follow- The young Harvick took over Earnhardt's So I figured I was in the bunker, and then water-filled closing stretch. He put his tee ing his dominant victory Sunday in the car, with a new No. 29. people started clapping and I could kind of shot into water and made double bogey for rain-delayed NASCAR Monster Energy Ending five years of frustration in Cup see some little white dot on the green." the second straight day, three-putted the Cup race. races in Atlanta was satisfying, but Har- That set up a two-putt birdie that made 16th for bogey and was out of hope. Harvick completed his weekend mas- vick said "the coolest part was being able him a winner when List, who hit his own "I made a big leap this week because I tery of Atlanta Motor Speedway by holding to try to replicate that first win celebra- bold shot in regulation to the 18th to set up really hit it well," Woods said. "I was able to off Brad Keselowski following a late tion." birdie, could only manage par in the play- control it, especially in this wind, which is off. not easy to do." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2018 9 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Readers comment on advice given Dear Readers: Recently, I printed a let- ter from “Never Gonna Be Good Enough.” She was fed up with her husband’s look- ing at titillating photos of women online and was curious about how other readers have approached this issue in their marriages. The diversity of opinions is remarkable. Dear Dear Annie: You invited readers to Annie respond about husbands’ “frequently looking at women.” Many women have complained about this to you. Could it be feels the need to tell his wife that she is that most men are by nature attracted to being ridiculous for feeling insecure about viewing beautiful women without any his looking at pictures of women on the intention of being unfaithful to their internet. Maybe it’s an attempt, albeit a wives? Perhaps this is something wives clumsy one, to reassure her. But it’s disre- (and girlfriends) just need to accept as nat- spectful to judge someone’s feelings when ural and something they shouldn’t get she comes to you with a concern. I’m DEFLOCKED offended by. – Realistic and Honest Man thinking that she might be more inclined Dear Realistic and Honest Man: I appre- to feel better after a genuine (and gentle) ciate your honest perspective. Read on for conversation about it. a vastly different one. Maybe looking at pictures of pretty Dear Annie: Your advice to “Never women makes him happy. Why not just Gonna Be Good Enough” is worse than say so while reassuring her that he doesn’t useless. He’s never going to change this find her any less attractive because of it? A habit that gives him pleasure, no matter simple “I’m so sorry, because it isn’t my how much pain it causes his wife. To intention to hurt you, and the issue isn’t answer her question, no, this is not just that you’re not enough” would be a nice the way men are. It’s the way he is. A man start. In fact, looking at those pictures may who truly cares about his wife and sees her be enhancing his attraction to his wife. MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM as an equal partner in their relationship (We men are a little more complicated does not treat her this way. A narcissist than we let on sometimes.) who lacks empathy and cares only about If he’s smart, what he won’t say is that his own needs and desires is “never gonna his wife is being silly for feeling a little hurt be good enough” to be a real husband. or insecure or anything else. Ever. – Greg There is no middle ground that would in NYC work for both as you suggest. There is only Dear Greg: Agreed. And I think the fol- total capitulation by the wife (and its atten- lowing letter underlines your point. dant misery). My advice: Sweetheart, pack Dear Annie: What she should really be your bags – or his – and get out of this concerned about isn’t her husband’s toxic relationship before you start to actu- actions. It’s his reaction. Some men like to ally believe that you are to blame for your look at women in that context; some don’t. BORN LOSER husband’s juvenile, cruel, abusive behav- But a significant other is expected to be ior. – Old Enough to Know Better understanding of his or her partner and to Dear Old Enough to Know Better: I make compromises. Respect is the one bound- think the following letter addresses the ary all relationships should have in com- same issue to which you speak – the hus- mon. – Respect Is the Name of the Game band’s apparent lack of concern for her Dear Respect Is the Name of the Game: feelings – but with a bit more hope for I couldn’t have said it better myself. redemption. Take a look. Send your questions for Annie Lane to Dear Annie: I wonder why this man [email protected].

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Recently, I have seen several becomes an increasingly active voice Dear Doctor: My pharmacist (Whether these four people address the theoretical possi- interesting slam deals. Look only at in the nation’s culture wars, with posi- recently told me I could get a had an allergy to eggs is un- bility of a severe reaction, peo- the North hand. What would you do tions on everything from immigration after West opens three clubs? flu shot, even though I have an known.) ple giving the vaccine should When you have decided, look also to the media. egg allergy. Is this true? Because of the risk, manufac- have medications and resusci- at the South hand and decide how In the aftermath of the shooting Dear Reader: You're smart to turers for years have been try- tative equipment on hand. you would play in six hearts after West leads the spade five. deaths of 17 people, mostly students, ask, especially now. As the cur- ing to reduce the amount of So, yes, your pharmacist was Over three clubs, North has a at a Florida high school, it’s Loesch rent flu season illustrates, the egg protein within the vaccine right: Even if you have egg al- nightmare decision unless he has who has been the NRA’s main messen- Dana influenza virus accounts for -- and they've succeeded. Inac- lergies, the flu vaccine is safe. some way of announcing a big two- ger. Loesch thousands of illnesses and tivated flu vaccines are sup- Personally, I'd like to know the suiter that can include diamonds. deaths each year. The number posed to contain less than 1 concentration of egg protein in (Most pairs treat four clubs as The NRA dispatched Loesch last showing both majors.) If North week to a CNN town hall, where she was questioned by of deaths attributed to in- microgram of egg protein per any given vaccine (they're makes a takeout double, South fluenza over the past 40 years dose, but the protein content of made by various manufactur- might pass that out and probably students and parents from Marjory Stoneman Douglas has ranged from 3,349 to vaccines has been measured ers), with those with lower con- collect 800 (one spade, one heart, High School, the site of the Valentine’s Day shooting. 56,000 a year; the average an- to be significantly lower than centrations given to people two diamonds and three clubs after Often brash and combative, Loesch was measured and nual death rate is about this. Testing of the 2010 and with egg allergies. Perhaps the diamond-ace lead). Alternatively, South might advance with three even-tempered, though she was booed when she left the 23,000. 2011 influenza vaccines, for that data will come. hearts. Then North would drive to stage. example, found the level to be Traditionally, and for the major- For now, if you have a severe six hearts. If North overcalls four Charlie Sykes, a longtime conservative radio host who ity of flu shots, the influenza 0.17 microgram of egg protein allergy to eggs and can't shake no-trump, surely six hearts will be per dose of vaccine. reached. has been critical of the NRA, said Loesch’s skill is com- virus is created by injecting it your concern about the flu vac- In six hearts, the lead must be a into fertilized chicken eggs, Multiple studies have assessed cines produced from eggs, you singleton, but it also leaves South municating with a broad range of Americans while retain- where it multiplies. The fluid the impact of giving the flu vac- can choose between two that with two potential major-suit losers. ing the ultra-conservative base built by Wayne LaPierre, within the egg is eventually re- cine to people with egg aller- do not require eggs for produc- How to eliminate one requires some the NRA’s executive vice president and CEO since 1991. moved, inactivated and used gies; some of the vaccines tion. This is also an option if guesswork. But it seems reasonable to assume that West has the club “Imagine Wayne LaPierre sitting in that seat and you for the injectable vaccine. Al- included up to 0.7 microgram you've had minor reactions to ace-queen for his vulnerable pre- realize the significance of Dana,” Sykes said. “She can though this fluid is saturated of egg protein per dose given. the flu shot in the past. empt. Then the play goes: Win with bring the hot sauce without having that persona” of an with the virus, it also contains Overall, these studies identified Regardless of whether you opt the spade ace, cash the heart ace egg protein. That's potentially a no anaphylactic reactions. One (no luck), play a diamond to the angry white man. for the traditional vaccine (I queen and lead the club king to ruff Even before taking over as NRA spokeswoman last problem because many people study did show that, in people would) or choose an alterna- out West’s ace. After trumping a are allergic to eggs, with up to with egg allergies, about 1 in tive, the important thing is to diamond in hand, South leads the year, Loesch had a robust conservative following, culti- 2 percent of American children 100 people experienced minor get vaccinated. It will reduce club jack and ruffs away West’s vated on social media – she has 765,000 Twitter followers having egg allergies. Some of allergic reactions, which were your likelihood of severe illness queen. Back to hand with a second – and through years of television and radio appearances, these allergies manifest as treated with an antihistamine. diamond ruff, dummy’s last spade and death. disappears on the club 10. East’s ruff including on her own radio program, “The Dana Show.” hives, but others are life-threat- Most notable perhaps is that (Robert Ashley, M.D., is an in- is too late. The day after the televised town hall, she was back in ening, with severe shortness of people with a history of ana- ternist and assistant professor breath and a rapid decline of phylactic reactions to egg did © 2018 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS her more familiar mode, speaking to a far friendlier audi- of medicine at the University of blood pressure (called an ana- not have reactions when given ence at the Conservative Political Action Conference near California, Los Angeles.) BRIDGE phylactic reaction). the vaccine. Washington. Loesch defiantly defended NRA’s 5 million COPYRIGHT 2017 Thus, the primary worry about Based on this data, both the THE PRESIDENT AND FELLOWS members, who she said “will not be gaslighted into think- the use of eggs to make the Centers for Disease Control OF HARVARD COLLEGE PHILLIPing that we’re responsible for a tragedy that we had noth- vaccine has been that the vac- and Prevention and the Ameri- DISTRIBUTED BY UNIVERSAL ALDERing to do with.” cine could lead to major aller- can Academy of Pediatrics UCLICK FOR UFS 1130 Walnut, And, her voice dripping with condescension, she gic reactions. Four people died have stated that the vaccine Kansas City, MO 64106; addressed journalists from the mainstream media, who of anaphylactic reactions after can be given to people with 816-581-7500 she said “love mass shootings” because “crying white receiving the influenza vaccine egg allergies of any severity. between 1990 and 2005. They suggest, however, that to mothers are ratings gold.” l 12 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2018 NATION / WORLD THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Political end to Olympics: North Korea offers talks with US PYEONGCHANG, South ful future with all of us,” Bach Korea (AP) – The overtly political said. “You have shown our sport 2018 Winter Olympics closed brings people together in our Sunday night very much as they very fragile world. You have began, with humanity’s finest shown how sport builds bridges.” athletes marching exuberantly It was all an extraordinary across the world stage as three bookend to an extraordinary nations with decades of war and Olympics that featured athletic suspicion among them shared a excellence, surprises and unex- VIP box – and a potential path pected lurches forward toward a away from conflict. new detente on the Korean Penin- Senior North Korean official sula. Thrilled athletes marched Kim Yong Chol, South Korean into the arena around the world’s President Moon Jae-in and U.S. flags, relaxed after showing their presidential adviser and first athletic best to themselves and to daughter Ivanka Trump sat in the world. two rows of seats behind the “We have been through a lot Olympic rings, meant to repre- so that we could blaze a trail,” sent a competition of peace and said Kim Eun-jung, skip of the international unity. In close prox- South Korean women’s curling imity – though with no apparent team, which captured global communication between Trump renown as the “Garlic Girls” – all and Kim – they watched a spirit- from a garlic-producing Korean ed, elaborate show that conclud- hometown. They made a good ed the Pyeongchang Games. run for gold before finishing with Even as dancers performed runner-up silver. cultural stories to music before a That these games would be huge crowd, South Korea’s presi- circumscribed by politics was a dential office released a brief given from the outset because of statement saying that Pyongyang regional rivalries. North Korea, had expressed willingness to South Korea, Japan and China hold talks with Washington. are neighbors with deep, some- Associated Press The North has “ample inten- times twisted histories that get PERFORMERS PARTICIPATE in the closing ceremony of the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, tions of holding talks with the along uneasily with each other in South Korea, Sunday. United States,” according to the this particular geographic cul-de- office. The North’s delegation sac. government stayed the course. By commander of U.S. forces Korea. tested positive in Pyeongchang in also agreed that “South-North But there was something more the opening ceremony, a march Unlike Pence, Ivanka Trump was the past two weeks. So on Sunday relations and U.S.-North Korean this time around. Hanging over of North and South into the smiling as she turned in the morning, the IOC refused to rein- relations should be improved the entire games was the saga – Olympic Stadium was watched North Koreans’ direction. It was state the team in time for the clos- together,” Moon’s office, known or opportunity, if you prefer – of by the world – and by dozens of not clear what she was smiling at, ing but left the door open for as the Blue House, said. a delicate diplomatic dance North Korean cheerleaders but a White House official said it near-term redemption from what International Olympic Com- between the Koreas, North and applauding in calibrated syn- was not the North Koreans. one exasperated committee mem- mittee President Thomas Bach, South, riven by bloodshed and chronicity. The developments Sunday ber called “this entire Russia just before declaring the games discord and an armed border for Also watching was an equally both inside and outside the VIP drama.” closed, addressed the two Koreas’ the better part of a century. extraordinary, if motley, crew. box were particularly striking Away from the politics, cooperation at the closing cere- The games started with a last- Deployed in a VIP box together given that Kim Yong Chol, now humanity’s most extraordinary mony, saying, “The Olympic minute flurry of agreements to were Moon, U.S. Vice President vice chairman of North Korea’s feats of winter athletic prowess games are an homage to the past bring North Koreans to South Mike Pence and North Korean ruling Workers’ Party Central unfolded, revealing the expected and an act of faith for the future.” Korea to compete under one com- leader Kim Jong Un’s envoy sis- Committee, is suspected of mas- triumphs but also stars most “With your joint march you bined Koreas banner. Perish the ter, Kim Yo Jong. The latter two, terminding a lethal 2010 military unlikely – from favorites like have shared your faith in a peace- thought, some said, but Moon’s at loggerheads over North attack on the South. Mikaela Shiffrin, Shaun White Korea’s nuclear program, didn’t Outside the stadium, North and Lindsey Vonn to sudden sur- speak, and the world watched the Korea was not welcomed as prise legends like Czech skier- awkwardness. much. snowboarder Ester Ledecka and What followed was a strong More than 200 anti- the medal-grabbing “Garlic dose of athletic diplomacy: two Pyongyang protesters, waving Girls,” South Korea’s hometown weeks of global exposure for the South Korean and U.S. flags, curling favorites. Korean team, particularly the banging drums and holding Other Olympic trailblazers: women’s hockey squad, which signs like “Killer Kim Yong Chol Chloe Kim, American snow- trained for weeks with North and go to hell,” rallied in streets near boarder extraordinaire. The U.S. South side by side getting along, the park. They denounced the women’s hockey team and men’s taking selfies and learning about South Korean government’s deci- curlers, both of which claimed each other. sion to allow the visit. There were gold. And the Russian hockey On Sunday night, though K- no major clashes. team, with its nail-biting, over- pop megastars EXO claimed cen- That wasn’t all when it came to time victory against Germany. ter stage, leaders rejoined ath- these odd games. Let’s not forget What’s next for the games? letes as a primary focus. Russia – or, we should say, Tokyo in Summer 2020, then Bei- Kim, President Donald “Olympic Athletes from Russia,” jing – Summer host in 2008 – Trump’s daughter and Moon sat the shame-laced moniker they staging an encore, this time for a Associated Press in close proximity as the inherited after a doping brouha- Winter Games. With the comple- PERFORMERS DRESSED as pandas take the stage as Beijing is cel- Olympics’ end unfolded before ha from the 2014 Sochi Games tion of the 2018 Pyeongchang ebrated as the next host city for the 2022 Winter Olympics during them and the statement was doomed them to a non-flag-carry- Games, that Olympic trinity the closing ceremony of the 2018 Winter Olympics in released in Seoul. Also seated ing Pyeongchang Games. marks one-third of a noteworthy Pyeongchang, South Korea, Sunday. nearby was Gen. Vincent Brooks, Two more Russian athletes Olympic run by Asia. China paves way for Xi Jinping to remain leader for years We care better BEIJING (AP) – China’s ruling attributed to him Xi is coming to the end of his first when we care Communist Party has proposed were added to the five-year term as president and is set scrapping term limits for the coun- party constitution to be appointed to his second term at together. try’s president, the official news agen- as he was given a an annual meeting of the rubber- cy said, appearing to lay the ground- second five-year stamp parliament that starts March work for party leader Xi Jinping to term as general 5. The proposal to end term limits rule as president beyond 2023. secretary. will likely be approved at that meet- The party’s Central Committee It was the lat- ing. proposed to remove from the consti- est move by the Term limits on officeholders have tution the expression that China’s party signaling been in place since they were includ- president and vice president “shall Xi’s willingness to ed in the 1982 constitution, when Xi serve no more than two consecutive Jinping break with tradi- lifetime tenure was abolished. terms,” the Xinhua News Agency said tion and central- Political analysts said the party Sunday. ize power under would likely seek to justify the pro- “Xi Jinping has finally achieved him. Xi has taken control of an posed removal of the presidential his ultimate goal when he first unusually wide range of political, term limit by citing Xi’s vision of embarked on Chinese politics – that economic and other functions, a establishing a prosperous, modern is to be the Mao Zedong of the 21st break with the past two decades of society by 2050. century,” said Willy Lam, a political collective leadership. “The theoretical justification for analyst at the Chinese University in “What is happening is potentially removing tenure limits is that China A work culture that thrives Hong Kong, referring to the founder very dangerous because the reason requires a visionary, capable leader to on character, excellence and of communist China. why Mao Zedong made one mistake see China through this multi-decade Xi, 64, cemented his status as the after another was because China at grand plan,” Lam said. joy-filled collaboration. most powerful Chinese leader since the time was a one-man show,” Lam “But the other aspect of it could Find it at Aspirus. Mao in the 1970s at last year’s twice- said. “For Xi Jinping, whatever he just be Mao Zedong-like megaloma- a-decade Communist Party congress, says is the law. There are no longer nia; he is just convinced that he is fit ƐƉŝƌƵƐŝŶ/ƌŽŶǁŽŽĚ͕D/ŝƐĂĐĐĞƉƚŝŶŐ where his name and a political theory any checks and balances.” to be an emperor for life,” he said. ĂƉƉůŝĐĂƚŝŽŶƐĨŽƌDĞĚŝĐĂůƐƐŝƐƚĂŶƚƐĂƚĂ ŐƌŽǁŝŶŐŵƵůƚŝͲƐƉĞĐŝĂůƚLJŽƵƚƉĂƚŝĞŶƚĐůŝŶŝĐ͗ Powerful quake rattles homes, gold mine in Papua New Guinea • &ƵůůͲƚŝŵĞƉŽƐŝƚŝŽŶƐĂǀĂŝůĂďůĞƚŽƉƌŽǀŝĚĞ ĐůŝŶŝĐĂůĐĂƌĞƚŽƉĂƚŝĞŶƚƐŝŶĂĐůŝŶŝĐƐĞƚƚŝŶŐ WELLINGTON, New Zealand coffee plantations, McKee said. Porg- He added that the quake was ƵŶĚĞƌĚŝƌĞĐƚŝŽŶŽĨŶƵƌƐĞŵĂŶĂŐĞƌĂŶĚ (AP) – A powerful earthquake rattled era is the site of a large gold mine caused by one side of the fault mov- ƉƌŽǀŝĚĞƌ͘ forest villages and a large gold mine that employs more than 2,500 resi- ing over the other side, squeezing the in central Papua New Guinea early dents. ground together and causing a thrust • D͕>WEŽƌDdĐĞƌƚŝĨŝĐĂƚŝŽŶ Monday, but there were no immedi- A mine official wrote on Facebook process. ƌĞƋƵŝƌĞĚ͘ ate reports of injuries. of plans to find out what caused Many people in the region lead Officials were waiting for more power blackouts and other damage subsistence lifestyles, and homes • ŽŵŵŝƚŵĞŶƚƚŽĞĚƵĐĂƚŝŽŶ information about damage from the after the quake shook the whole area. constructed with local materials • džĐĞƉƚŝŽŶĂůǁŽƌŬͬůŝĨĞďĂůĂŶĐĞ magnitude-7.5 quake that hit about McKee said he expected to see would likely hold up fairly well, • ^ƚĂďŝůŝƚLJŽĨĂŐƌŽǁŝŶŐƐLJƐƚĞŵ 55 miles southwest of Porgera in the more detailed reports of damage later McKee said. More concerning was • ŽŵƉĞƚŝƚŝǀĞƉĂLJĂĐĐŽƌĚŝŶŐƚŽůŝĐĞŶƐƵƌĞ Pacific Island nation. in the day. any heavy masonry used in industri- Chris McKee, acting director of The area lies along an earthquake al construction, he said. geohazards management for the zone known as the Papuan Fold Belt, The Geological Survey website Visit aspirus.org/careers Papua New Guinea government, said which is the fault responsible for the had dozens of reports of people feel- tens of thousands of people live in mountain range that forms the spine ing the quake, including some saying the forested highlands region affected of the nation, he said. the shaking was violent. Geophysicist by the quake. The quake hit at a relatively shal- Paul Caruso said there was no tsuna- “There seem to be quite a few low depth of 22 miles, and shallow mi danger. reports of the quake being felt strong- quakes tend to be more strongly felt. Papua New Guinea is located on ly,” he said. A series of strong aftershocks had rat- the eastern half of the island of New The area also is home to a num- tled other parts of the fault line, Guinea, to the east of Indonesia. It is ber of oil and gas operations and McKee said. home to about 7 million people. HRADS-010 2018 TOURNAMENT PREVIEW Wisconsin Boys / Michigan Girls •• BessemerBessemer •• HurleyHurley •• IronwoodIronwood •• Wakefield-MareniscoWakefield-Marenisco •• OntonagonOntonagon •• Ewen-TroutEwen-Trout CreekCreek •• MercerMercer •• WatersmeetWatersmeet

DDAILYAILY GGLOBELOBE l 2 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 2018 HOOPS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM After best finish in Indianhead, Devils prepare for Wykons By JASON JUNO Hancock, L’Anse and Calumet. [email protected] Avoiding Houghton and Calumet is IRONWOOD – Ironwood surprised a always a good thing, but this year, West Iron few people when they finished runner-up in County is pretty good, too. the Indianhead Confernce, which most fig- The other two district teams, Norway ured would be a battle between Washburn and Iron Mountain, are even less well and Bayfield. known as they play in the Mid-Peninsula Now the Red Devils hope to surprise Conference. some more people in the tournament. “It’s hard because you don’t have the Ironwood will head to West Iron County years of knowing what’s coming up,” Wednesday night for an MHSAA Class C Jacquart said. “I don’t know a lot about District 94 semifinal. those other teams, but I would assume that Ironwood lost some strong leadership the style of play is real similar with the real after last season and Jacquart wasn’t sure physical play. what their identity would be. They ended up “Especially with the size that we do have securing their best Indianhead finish since with Aries (Weber), she’s really going to joining the league for the 2010-11 season. have to do what she’s done a lot this year, “I think we surprised a lot of people fin- stay out of foul trouble and hopefully we can ishing second,” Ironwood coach Kari continue to get some points out of her. She’s Jacquart said. “I think the girls really been a good force for us this year, for the learned to play together. We were definitely intimidation factor as much as anything happy to finish second.” because of her size. Hopefully she can con- Now the Devils are going into districts in tinue to do that in the tournaments.” the underdog role also, as they start against It’s not easy to adjust to a different style one of the top teams in the West-PAC. of play all of a sudden once the tournament West Iron County is 16-4 overall and 5-3 comes. in the West-PAC; they are the only league “We had a hard time with that last year in team to beat Houghton (57-30). Calumet, just because the play is real differ- The Red Devils (15-5) don’t play anyone ent and sometimes the officials call the in the West-PAC during the regular season, game differently based on the style of play,” so it’s hard to say just how they match up Jacquart said. with the Wykons. Ironwood has a strong trio of seniors and WIC has height and is physical, while they welcomed a freshman, McKenzie Boyd, Ironwood doesn’t have much height, so who led them in scoring this season at 18 they’ll look to score in transition like they points a game. Senior Taylor Mylly is at 16.8 did when facing a tall Washburn team. points per game. “We want to get as many points as we can “I think McKenzie coming out of the gate in transition before they get their defense set right away and scoring I think 25 showed up. Because we don’t have much depth, we she belonged on varsity,” Jacquart said. try to use our speed as much as possible,” Mylly also averages 7.2 rebounds, 3 she said. “We’ve got to limit them to one assists and 3 blocks per game. Lauren Gau- shot and done. If we don’t box out and they thier averaged just under 10 points and 7.8 get putbacks, it’s going to be a long night for rebounds per game. Point guard Mckenzie us.” Marshall averages 8 points and 5 assists per Norway plays Iron Mountain in the other game. semifinal. “With Lauren, Taylor and Makenzie, we Through last season, Ironwood compet- have a good core of senior leaders for sure,” ed in the Copper Country district with Jacquart said. “With the addition of Boyd, Jason Juno/Daily Globe Houghton (when they weren’t Class B), it’s a pretty well-rounded front five.” IRONWOOD’S MCKENZIE Boyd attacks the basket. Speedgirls start tournament at Watersmeet By PAT KRAUSE sports@your dailyglobe.com BESSSEMER – The Bessemer Speedgirls fin- ished the 2017-18 season with a 6-14 record overall and 5-9 in Copper Moun- tain Conference play and head coach Gerry Pelissero and his team are now turn- ing their attention to the MHSAA Class D District Tournament No. 127. "We've played 12 real competitive games this year and went 6-6 and we were beaten soundly in the other 7 games," Pelissero said. "As you enter tournament play, the goal of every team is to be peaking and I believe our schedule in the last few games has prepared us for the tournament." The Speedgirls finished up the season against Han- cock, Ontonagon and Iron- wood, which are three good, tough teams that should help Bessemer get ready for the tournament road. Peliserro said the Speed- Pat Krause/Daily Globe girls were led by Taylor WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO'S Alexa Jilek (left) battles with Bessemer's Taylor Manchester (middle) for a loose ball. Kaitlyn Lemerond (right) Manchester and Caitlin tries to get involved in the play. Lynch this season. "They have averaged a Bessemer opens up dis- at 6:30 p.m. CST. W-M of Bethany Baldwin to win tournament favorites: each Pelissero said. "We just double/double in most of trict tournament play drew a bye in the first in our opening tournament has a home game and that have to play at our pace and our games and they are the against Watersmeet on round. game." is a big factor," Pelissero play great in all four quar- key to our winning," Pelis- Monday at 6 p.m. CST. The The district finals will be District 127 is shaping said. "Wakefield-Marenisco ters.” sero said. "Guard play will Speedgirls lost to Ewen- held on Friday, Mar. 2 at up to be one tough tourna- beat us both times we Down the line, Pelissero be key us, too. Megan Peter- Trout Creek in the first 6:30. ment as Crystal Falls Forest played them this year and said Chassell and Munising son and Kelsey Kitto have round of last year's tourna- It looks like the Park is always tough and we beat Republic- are very good teams in to provide the senior lead- ment. Watersmeet-Bessemer Ewen-Trout Creek turned Michigamme the only time Class D that teams will ership. We are healthy The Nimrods will also match-up will be a fairly things around last year and we played them." have to contend with. going into the tournament have home court advantage even one. then won the Porcupine And Pelissero said it Pelissero said he will not now that Katie Emery has for the first game. If the "We split our two games Mountain division of the would not be smart to be bringing any younger returned from an injury Speedgirls win game one, with each team winning at conference. count out the Speedgirls in players up from the junior and is getting more min- they play at Wakefield- home," Pelissero said. "We "E-TC and Crystal Falls the districts. varsity team to the varsity utes." Marenisco on Wednesday have to contain the scoring Forest Park would be the "Sure we can win it," for the tournament. IRON COUNTY GOOD LUCK COMMUNITY TO ALL CREDIT UNION Agent John221 Silver J. Street, Oberto, Hurley, WI 54534 5702 W. 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“Like a good neighbor State Farm is there.” Member Owned Locally Operated l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM HOOPS MONDAY, FEBRUARY, 26, 2018 3 Midgets look to contend for regional By JASON JUNO enough to take them on.” DeCarlo (10.3) along with [email protected] If Hurley were to beat Justin Sukanen (9.2). HURLEY --- Sure the Bayfield and Luck, they DeCarlo is shooting 38 Hurley Midgets are only a would advance to Saturday percent from 3 with Suka- 6 seed, but why can’t they night’s regional final. First, nen at 36 percent and make a run in the WIAA No. 7 Mellen hosts No. 10 junior Carson Thewis and Division 5 tournament? Northwood and No. 2 Johnson at 28 percent. They have won six of Drummond plays at home Thewis is also averaging their last nine going into against No. 15 Winter. The in double figures at 10.1 the tournament, so they’re winners of those two points per game. playing good basketball. games meet in the semifi- It’s given Hurley a bal- And while there are a lot of nal with the winner anced attack. good teams, there isn’t that advancing to the regional “We’ve got a real bal- one unbeatable team in final, potentially against anced team,” Swartz said. this 16-team bracket. Hurley. “You take one guy away, “It’s really hard to pick a Based on seeds, Drum- you have to worry about clear-cut favorite,” Hurley mond is favored, but somebody else going off coach Mike Swartz said. “I Swartz said Mellen is a for us. Sukanen’s had a 20- like our chances. We’re formidable opponent. If point game for us, DeCarlo playing well. We’re taking Drummond advances to had a 20-point game, last good care of the ball. I Saturday, the regional final game it was Thewis with a think we really have had a would probably be in Ash- 20-point game. Johnson nice January into Febru- land because they can’t has been solid inside.” ary, we were able to win host. If Mellen and Hurley Johnson has been a mis- some games that we lost win, it would be in Hurley, match for a lot of teams, early on in the year.” which has the higher seed. but he has to stay on the The Midgets (12-9) start The Midgets don’t have court, meaning he has to by hosting No. 11 Bayfield to worry about top-seed stay out of foul trouble, (4-15) Tuesday night. They and state-ranked South which has been an issue. swept the season series Shore until the sectional Hurley will have to play against the Trollers. semifinal, should they well to win this week. “We have to get out and both make it there from “I think we have to guard on the perimeter,” this balanced group of shoot the ball a lot better Swartz said. “They rely a teams. than what we have been lot on the 3-point shot. “I look at it one through and defend,” Swartz said. They have four or five guys six, it wouldn’t surprise “I don’t think it’s going to that can shoot it. It’ll be a me if any of those teams be blowouts. You’re going challenge for us. We’re advance,” Swartz said. to be in tight games, you’ve going to have to be disci- “You’ve got South Shore as got to be able to execute, plined, contest on 3s and the favorite right now, but take care of the ball and rebound. When they take they’ve been in some tight just play smart basketball. those long 3s, there’s some games, they found a way to That’s what wins in the long rebounds off it, we pull them off. They’re a tournament, kids that take have to be ready for that.” senior-led team with (Con- care of the ball, can take The winner advances to nor) Sorenson and (Dal- shots. We’ve got guys that Friday’s semifinal, likely at las) Williams. I guess with can do that.” No. 3 Luck, which hosts them being the 1 seed and They’ve done it a lot bet- No. 14 Shell Lake Tuesday what they’ve done, they’re ter as of late. night. the favorite, but it’s not a “What’s helped us in Luck (13-8) is one of clear-cut favorite.” the second half of the year the bigger unknowns It won’t be an easy road is our ability to take care of amongst the top-seeded for Hurley, not with facing the basketball,” Swartz teams in this tournament road games Friday and Sat- said. “(Thursday against because they are in the urday most likely to win a Solon Springs), we had Lakeland Conference. It’s regional. But it’s certainly nine turnovers against a also a long road trip at an attainable goal. team that presses a lot. We about three hours. “We talked about that had a pretty good night Luck finished in fourth with the kids, how fun it is against Mellen taking care place in the Lakeland- to play tournament basket- of the ball. We’re giving West. But all three teams, ball, when advancing how ourselves a chance.” Webster, Grantsburg and the stages get bigger, the And that’s what you Unity, are in Division 4, a excitement in the school. need to do this time of division bigger than D-5. We’re hoping we can get year. “They’re not overly big. real hot here at the right “We’re progressing, get- They run a four-out, one-in time and find a way to win ting better and I think offense, they’ve got some some games. How far can Jason Juno/Daily Globe we’re headed in the right nice guards that can all get it take us? I don’t know,” HURLEY’S GAVIN Ransanici, right, shoots Thursday night against Solon Springs. direction,” Swartz said. to the rim,” Swartz said. Swartz said. “Really excit- Really excited for this seniors.” scorers Arthur Johnson “Hopefully we can go on a “They’re going to be a ed for the tournament. team. We’re starting three Those three are leading (12.8 ppg) and Isaac little run here.” handful if we’re fortunate Gladiators seek third chance at Chassell By JASON JUNO which got a bye, Wednesday night. [email protected] Ontonagon beat Dollar Bay 58-32 on Dec. ONTONAGON --- During its 19-game win- 15. ning streak to end the season, Chassell “We handled them much easier than we did outscored its opponents by 30.5 points per Lake Linden,” Franti said. game. Dollar Bay hit 3s in the fourth quarter to The notable exception to that is Onton- make the game a bit closer. agon, whom they beat by 16 in December and “I think that’s their M.O. – when they’re hit- 14 earlier this month. ting the 3 ball, they’re competitive, when The teams wouldn’t meet again until the they’re not it’s tough for them,” Franti said. MHSAA Class D District 128 final on Friday, “They’re known to go on those streaks when but both are favored to get to that matchup. they hit four or five in a quarter.” The Gladiators (10-10) won’t have a cake- If Ontonagon can get by both of them, walk to the final, though. they’d play Chassell for the third time. Chas- Their first opponent, Lake Linden-Hubbell sell is ranked second in the U.P., a single poll on Monday night, actually led Ontonagon point behind No. 1 Munising. They have two through three quarters in the regular-season standout players in point guard Milly Allen meeting. and post player Sydney Danison. “Then we had a good fourth quarter and “They’ve been the class of the conference ended up winning by seven,” Ontonagon this year,” Franti said. “They’re the real thing. coach Dick Franti said. “They had some size We played them relatively tough. They can on us and they play a zone you don’t see very score. They got size and they have a good point often, 1-3-1. We’re going to have to contend guard in Milly Allen. They’re the heavy with them on the boards and we’re going to favorite, I would say.” have to hit some shots because they’ll probably Ontonagon may be the team most capable be in that zone again. That was in December, of beating Chassell, even if it is a long shot. how much each team has changed remains to be seen.” The winner of that game plays Dollar Bay, GLADS — page 6

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They don’t Dollar Bay 3-12 3-17 [email protected] Republic-Michigamme 0-15 1-19 shoot very well from the West-PAC MERCER, Wis. --- The outside.” Conf Overall Houghton 7-1 13-7 way the seeding meeting Miller hopes that Hiller West Iron County 5-3 16-4 Calumet 5-3 10-9 came out in the first round and Gleich step up again to Hancock 3-5 13-7 of voting, Mercer was set help out, but they’ll need L’Anse 0-8 8-12 Indianhead up to play rival Hurley, just Schmidt, one of the top Conf Overall like last year in the first scorers in the Indianhead Washburn 15-1 21-2 Ironwood 13-3 15-5 round. at 24.5 per game, to play Bayfield 12-4 17-8 While Mercer won that well again. South Shore 10-6 14-10 Hurley 7-9 11-13 game last year, they did not “Obviously they’re Butternut 6-10 11-11 Solon Springs 6-10 8-13 match up at all with Hur- going to face guard Alex, Drummond 5-11 7-14 ley this season, losing two but it’s been 21 games of Mellen 5-11 7-11 lopsided games to the that basically,” Miller said. Mercer 1-15 3-20 Midgets in the regular sea- “Alex has gotten better at IndianheadBoys Conf Overall son. trying to find his openings, South Shore 14-2 18-3 So Mercer coach Adam take better shots and not Ironwood 12-4 12-7 Drummond 11-5 15-7 Miller helped Bayfield forcing things. We’re hop- Solon Springs 10-6 15-7 challenge for their seed ing that Kobe and Alex Washburn 10-6 12-9 Hurley 9-7 12-9 and now No. 11 Bayfield is Gleich step up and not Mellen 7-9 11-11 headed to Hurley and No. leave all the points on Alex Butternut 4-12 7-14 Bayfield 2-14 4-15 12 Mercer (6-16) is off to Schmidt.” Mercer 1-15 6-16 No. 5 Washburn (12-9) Mercer finished the reg- Tuesday night in a WIAA ular season with six wins, GCC Tournament Division 5 regional opener. but they played a lot of Schedule The Tigers had just one teams tough, including NJCAA Women Indianhead Conference second-place Ironwood Division II Region 13 win this year — 68-44 over recently at home. Tournament Washburn. But they lost to “I know Washburn is a Wednesday, the Castle Guards in Wash- 5 seed and they’re very, February 28 burn 75-41 earlier in the very good, but there’s just Dakota College of Bot- year. something with this team, tineau at United Tribes Tech “When you beat a team we haven’t played our best Sunday, March 4 by 20-some, it gives our basketball yet and that’s Region 13 kids confidence,” Miller exciting,” Miller said. “I championship game said. “We’re thinking at know Washburn, they’re Wednesday winner at least we have an opportu- probably thinking it’s a GCC Lady Samsons, 2 p.m. nity because Hurley han- fluke that we beat them, Saturday, March 10 dled us pretty good. But but a 24-point win is not a District F (the Guards are) going to fluke. Alex, when he’s on, Championship be tough. Alex (Schmidt) he’s on. Obviously they’re Region 9 at Region 13 shot the ball really well. going to be on him. If Alex March 20-24, 2018 Alex and Kobe (Hiller) had and Kobe and other guys NJCAA Division II really good games against can hit some shots, we’ll Championships Washburn. The rest of the see what happens.” Pioneer Pavilion guys had good games, too.” He said no matter what Harrison, Arkansas Schmidt had 36 points happens, his team has NJCAA Men Division II and 14 rebounds, shooting been working hard and Region 13 Tournament 5 of 7 from 3 in the win. he’s proud of them. Wednesday, Alex Gleich had 14 points “Like I said last year, February 28 and Hiller 13. The Tigers ‘Why not us?’ Same thing Region 13 semifinals only allowed one Wash- I’m telling my kids this GCC Samsons at DCTC, burn player to finish in year,” he said. 7 p.m. double figures — Sebastian He said top-seed South Dakota College of Bot- Tenney with 13. Shore is the favorite, but tineau at United Tribes Tech In the loss at Wash- don’t count out Hurley. Sunday, March 4 burn, Schmidt had 27 of “Looking at Hurley’s Region 13 Mercer’s 41 points. Tenney schedule, that’s why I did- championship had 17 and Cody Chris- n’t want to play them, East winner @ West win- tianson 13 with balance they’ve been playing some ner, 1 p.m. from several other players. really good ball. It would Sunday, March 11 “It helped that Tenney not surprise me at all if District VII missed some shots the sec- they came out. I think Championship ond game,” Miller said. South Shore’s the favorite, Region 9 vs Region 13 “We rebounded well, got but I really believe that March 20-24, 2018 Jason Juno/Daily Globe NJCAA Division II out and ran and hit some Hurley’s good,” Miller said. MERCER’S KOBE Hiller, right, goes to the hoop against Ironwood’s Griffen Revoyr. shots. We think if we con- He believes a team like Championships tain Tenney — that’s our Butternut could surprise somebody and that any- beat anybody. “Don’t count us out,” he Mary Miller Center goal — hopefully we can body in the conference can Including his team. said. Danville, Illinois Nimrods aim to utilize home-court advantage in first two games of districts By PAT KRAUSE 56 points. Watersmeet has been led ing rebounder. I expect her [email protected] Then things began look- again this season by "stop to put this team on her WATERSMEET — Last ing up for the Nimrods this and watch" player, Bethany shoulders and go to work." year when other coaches season. Baldwin, who is closing in Besonen said that Bald- talked about their team's "Although we are well on 2,000 points as her win has matured a great prospects in the district bas- under .500 (for a record), career winds down. deal in her senior year and ketball tournament, Brent we have taken some huge "Bethany Baldwin has become a team leader along Besonen spent time talking steps this year," Besonen had an outstanding season with Caron, who was to The Daily Globe about said. "We have four confer- to close out her career," injured before Thursday’s whether his basketball pro- ence wins, which is more Besonen said. "She's had a gram would survive. than than the total wins couple games in the 40s. "Our season had been a we've had in the last two She is also our team's lead- NIMRODS — page 6 story of survival," Besonen years combined. Of those said. "We had five kids. We games we lost, there were started a seventh grader, an about six that we were in eighth grader, a freshman right up until the last BEST OF LUCK from and two juniors. Name one minute." other team in the State of Besonen said he wasn't Michigan in that situation. sure if his team was peaking "I told folks that if we for the district tournament, WHITE CROSS PHARMACY kept five players on the but he thinks the Nimrods court, then I'd consider it a have been "playing well" “Full Service Pharmacy” successful year." lately. Watersmeet kept five on "We definitely look bet- Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m. the court and the Nimrods ter on offense than we did a Saturday 8:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. began to move out of sur- month ago," Besonen said. vival mode and into playing "I feel that overall we are a real basketball. It may have better team. 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By PAT KRAUSE sports@yourdailyglobe WAKEFIELD – If bet- ting was legal on high school basketball games, most bettors would throw down a few shackles on either Ewen-Trout Creek or Crystal Falls Forest Park as the teams with the best chance to win the girls MHSAA Class D District Tournament 127. That would be a good bet, but if you were looking for a sleeper team to grab the championship plaque and bring it home to their trophy case, the Wakefield- Marenisco Cardinals would be a good choice. Take a look at how W-M coach Bruce Mahler assessed his 2017-18 regu- lar season (8-12, 6-8). "After we beat Republic- Michigamme and Watersmeet and then lost to E-TC in the district finals last year, I thought we could have a real good team going into this sea- son," Mahler said. "But early on, we didn't play as well as I thought we would. Cloe Bachand, who I thought would be a real nice player for us, tore her ACL in the first game and a couple of girls we could have used didn't come out. And then we lost Melissa Wanink for six games. "But we won five out of seven games and the girls played like I knew we could. We've been playing well for the last 1 1/2 months. Looking at the adversity we faced, I'm happy with the second half of the season. We ran and pressed well. Jason Juno/Daily Globe "I'm looking forward to WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO’S Ally Yon attempts a hook playing in the tourna- shot. ment," Mahler said. "It's a step up and challenge her points per game. She new season and every- more. I'm happy to play recently scored a career- body's 0-0 for now. The whoever we get and we'll high 29 points against favorites have to be E-TC do our best." Republic-Michigamme. and Crystal Falls Forest Mahler was asked if he -"Carlee Yon is our fresh- Park. E-TC is ranked No. 4 thought his team had a man point guard and we in the U.P. and they shoot chance to win the district ask a lot out of her," Mahler well and are well-coached. tournament. said. "At the beginning of And they are playing well. "Yes we can-anything the year, she looked and Crystal Falls Forest Park is can happen," Mahler said. played like a freshman. But always strong and always a "We have to play good now she has come into her problem. But those two defense and be patient on own. She scored 22 points teams are in the same offense. We could pop up against Watersmeet." bracket, so we only have to and cause problems in this Yon has a bright future play one of them if we tournament." in basketball. made it to the finals. But Jason Juno/Daily Globe Mahler took a look at -Mahler said Wanink they are both real strong EWEN-TROUT Creek’s Abbie LeGault, right, shoots as Ontonagon’s Teddy Menigoz some of the top performers has "come on" since return- teams." defends. on his team. ing from her injury and he The Cardinals drew a -Saundra Libertoski is said W-M must keep all bye in the opening round in her fifth year of playing four girls healthy if they are and will go to the winner of varsity basketball. She is a to do some damage in the E-TC looks to end Forest the Watersmeet-Bessemer playmaker and Mahler said districts. game on Wednesday. If W- she is the key to the Cardi- Now that their regular M advances to the finals, nal offense. She leads W-M season is over, coaches will they would play E-TC, Park’s district reign in scoring with 15.5 points sometimes bring up Crystal Falls Forest Park or per game and is first on the younger to experience By JASON JUNO teams around here takes them down, they Republic Michigamme on [email protected] team in steals, assists, tournament basketball and will always have that intimidation factor Friday at 6:30 CST. W-M plays and blocked shots. sometimes play in the EWEN --- Ewen-Trout Creek is the only over other teams,” E-TC coach Jacky Beso- would be on the road for Libertoski plays good game. team in this district that’s ranked in the nen said. “They’ve got that mental edge that game. defense and is one of the "I'm bringing up two Upper Peninsula – they’re fifth – but the and that tradition. I’m sure that’s what "We don't match up top all-around players in sophomores, Allie Good- road to a Class D District 127 champi- they’re thinking. They’re confident. Why size-wise with Bessemer. our area. man and Sara Wasielewski, onship still goes through Crystal Falls. wouldn’t you be?” They have (Caitlin) Lynch "As Saundra goes, we and two freshmen in Macie The Panthers want to be the team that Last year, E-TC was one of those teams and (Taylor) Manchester, go," Mahler said. Ahonen and Julia Tarro. breaks the Trojans’ seven years of domi- – they’re certainly not the first – to be but we can run and press -Senior Alexa Jilek plays Eighth grader Kayla Londo nance in this district. intimidated by them, losing a district game against them. With the game hard and physi- is also coming up." First, E-TC must get by Republic- against them. But they’re a year older and Watersmeet, you have to cal. Mahler said that Looking down the road, Michigamme in today’s MHSAA Class D she feels her team is better suited to handle stop Bethany Baldwin and although she is a bit under- Mahler thinks Chassell will District 127 opener in Ewen. They’ll have that this year. she's went off for 56 and 63 sized in the post, she backs be the team to beat with to shoot well against the Hawks’ zone, but It’s important to be confident yourself points the other night down from no player and two players over 6-0 who they have an advantage with their effective going up against a team that is never lack- against us. She's an offen- does her job against "the are dominant. pressure defense and their size. ing it. sive player and a very good bigs." She is second in team If they win that, they go to Forest Park “Staying focused, being confident, player, but we'd have to Wednesday in a district semifinal. shooting the ball well, boxing out is going scoring, averaging 11 The Panthers appear to be the most to be huge because they’re good rebound- formidable opponent to Forest Park’s reign ers,” Besonen said. “I think the big thing is since Watersmeet in the early part of this playing with a lot of confidence and not decade. Forest Park joined the district in making it a mental game.” On the cover 2010, lost it that year to Watersmeet, and Senior Hannah Cross runs the Forest have won every year since despite more Park offense. They have a solid 6-0 sopho- challenges after that from the Nimrods. more and they still have good shooters. Jason Juno/Daily Globe E-TC has had a great season and is hop- WAKEFIELD-MARENISCO’S Saundra Libertoski, “They’re used to winning, they’re very ing to have a great tourney. It won’t be easy, top, shoots in a game against Republic- though. Michigamme. “I was just thinking, until one of these PANTHERS — page 6

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Wakefield-Marenisco (which drew a score consistently and that has been they play bigger schools like a Panthers come out focused "Rebecca Caron has been playing bye). The game would be on good West Iron County team tonight to start the tourna- well for us," Besonen said. "Rebecca our major problem throughout the Wednesday in Watersmeet at 6 p.m. season, consistent scoring. and Kingsford. ment. Their two leading scor- doesn't get a ton of stats, but she CST. The finals are on Friday at 6:30 “They play some tough ers are freshman, Berglund is helps run the offense. When we can “I think we found out we’re not CST. incapable of slowing them down a schools, some bigger schools a sophomore and Moilanen a get her a touch, our possessions look Besonen pegs Ewen-Trout Creek so much better. She and Bethany little bit at least. But offense, offense, than we do,” Besonen said. junior. Cronkright is a senior as the favorite in the district. The Panthers accom- in her fifth year on varsity. work real well together." "E-TC is on the rise and they have offense. If you’re going to beat good Besonen said Naomi Nelson has teams, you’ve got to be able to score plished a preseason goal of “Stay focused and have a a team full of shooters and move the winning 15 games, they went lot of energy and intensity shown great improvement at the ball really well," Besonen said. more than they do.” guard position. Being able to trust "Wakefield-Marenisco likes to press Ontonagon didn’t have a double- 15-4. E-TC has good play going into games,” she said. “I her with the ball has freed up Bald- a lot, so we'll have to run the floor if digit scorer this year. Jenny Labyak inside and out like Forest also think we have to shoot win to move around the court and we get to them. (Saundra) Libertoski Park. It has a balanced offense with confidence. We’ve had a get an advantage. led Ontonagon with an average of and (Alexa) Jilek are the big focus of 8.7 points per game. with strong outside shooters couple losses I think we Besonen said Elissya Haapala has their offense. When we played like Elise Besonen, an All-U.P. shouldn’t have had. A lot of come a long way this season. The Gladiators finished the regu- Republic-Michagamme, they were lar season at 10-10. player last year, and multiple that was focus and energy.” "She really is a defender that I can plagued by the injury bug. They count on to keep the ball out of peo- “I think we showed a little bit of inside threats led by Abbie If E-TC beats Forest Park, have a nice young guard in Radcliffe. LeGault (5-9). they will face a Porcupine ple's hands and she is a good I know nothing about Crystal Falls progress from last year,” Franti said. rebounder," Besonen said. “We beat the teams we should have They take care of the ball, Mountain Division team for Forest Park." averaging 7.2 turnovers and Watersmeet begins Class D Dis- With Watersmeet playing better, beaten, but we had trouble scoring the district title, either Besse- trict Tournament No. 127 play on could Besonen see the Nimrods as a against those teams that are a little 11.6 assists as a team. mer, Watersmeet or Wake- Monday against Bessemer. The game sleep team that could win the dis- bit of a challenge. I think that was “Our girls do a pretty darn will be in Watersmeet at 6 p.m. CST. field-Marenisco. That side of trict tournament? frustrating for us.” good job of taking care of the the bracket is wide open, she "We split with them this year, so ball,” coach Besonen said. "This is the best position we have Ontonagon played Hancock close said. on paper it could go either way," been in since I've taken over," Beso- The Panthers have had bal- Besonen said. "I am happy with the twice, Ewen-Trout Creek once and That bodes well for E-TC, nen said. "We'd like to take a few they played a good game at Jeffers. anced scoring as well and the which won the Porcupine match-up. Keeping the ball out of steps in the post-season. To win the the post will be a key for us. We can't But they didn’t win any of them. averages prove it. Mountain Division of the con- whole district would require us to The starters stats follow: ference. let Lynch rack up the points. Taylor play some stellar defense. “I’m not displeased, I just wish we (Manchester) and Megan (Peterson) could have gotten a few of those Elise Besonen: 13.9 ppg, It’ll be a tough road to get “We have had way too many 3.1 assists, 2.4 steals there, but it’s one they can are dangerous shooters. Taylor had games where our opponents get up close ones,” Franti said. “I think it 18 against us the last time we played. into the 50's and 60's in the fourth would have been a good confidence Abbie LeGault: 11.9 ppg, navigate, as long as they If we can do that and shoot well, I'm quarter." boost to get a couple of those.” 1.5 steals, 5.3 rebounds believe they can do it. pretty confident in our chances." WIAA D-5 boys basketball

South Shore (1) sectIonAl Luck (3) semIfInAl at Port Wing, Tuesday, 7 At mAple at Luck, thursDAy, Tuesday, 7 p.m. mArch 8, 7 p.m. LCO (16) at higher seed, Shell Lake (14) at higher seed, Friday, 7 p.m. Friday, 7 p.m. Butternut (9) Bayfield (11) regIonAl regIonAl fInAl fInAl at Hurley, Tuesday, 7, at Siren, Tuesday, 7

Hurley (6) Siren (8) WIAA DIvIsIon WIAA DIvIsIon Washburn (5) 5 regIonAl 5 regIonAl Mellen (7) at highest at highest tournAment tournAment remaining remaining seed, seed, at Mellen, Tuesday, 7 at Washburn, Saturday, 7 Saturday, 7 Tuesday, 7 p.m. p.m. p.m.

Mercer (12) at higher seed, at higher seed, Northwood (10) Friday, 7 p.m. Friday, 7 p.m.

Frederic (13) Winter (15) at Solon Springs, at Drummond, Tuesday, 7 Tuesday, 7 p.m.

Solon Springs (4) WInner ADvAnces to sectIonAl fInAl, Drummond (2) mArch 10 At spooner, 7 p.m.

All games at 7 p.m. Chetek-Weyerhaeuser half-sectional Sectional semifinal Spooner sectional Thursday, March 8 Rib Lake regional At Maple Northwestern half-sectional Tuesday, Feb. 27 South Shore regional winner vs. Drummond regional No. 16 Prairie Farm at No. 1 Rib Lake winner South Shore regional No. 9 Bruce at No. 8 Flambeau At Chetek-Weyerhaeuser Tuesday, Feb. 27 No. 12 Gilman at No. 5 Turtle Lake Rib Lake regional winner vs. Owen-Withee regional No. 16 Lac Courte Oreilles at No. 1 South Shore No. 13 Greenwood at No. 4 Lake Holcombe winner No. 9 Butternut at No. 8 Siren Friday, March 2 No. 12 Mercer at No. 5 Washburn At higher seed Sectional final No. 13 Frederic at No. 4 Solon Springs Rib Lake/Prairie Farm vs. Bruce/Flambeau Saturday, March 10 Friday, March 2 Turtle Lake/Gilman vs. Greenwood/Lake Holcombe Semifinal winners At higher seed Saturday, March 3 South Shore/LCO vs. Butternut/Siren At higher seed or if unable to host, neutral site State tournament Washburn/Mercer vs. Frederic/Solon Springs Regional final At Kohl Center Saturday, March 3 Madison At higher seed or if unable to host, neutral site Owen-Withee regional Regional final Tuesday, Feb. 27 Thursday, March 15 No. 14 Cornell at No. 3 Chippewa Falls McDonell Cen- Division 3 semifinals, 1:35 p.m. Drummond regional tral Catholic Division 4 semifinals, 6:35 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 27 No. 11 New Auburn at No. 6 Eau Claire Immanuel No. 14 Shell Lake at No. 3 Luck Lutheran Friday, March 16 No. 11 Bayfield at No. 6 Hurley No. 10 Birchwood at No. 7 Prentice Division 5 semifinals, 9:05 a.m. No. 10 Northwood at No. 7 Mellen No. 15 Clayton at No. 2 Owen-Withee Division 2 semifinals, 1:35 p.m. No. 15 Winter at No. 2 Drummond Friday, March 2 Division 1 semifinals, 6:35 p.m. Friday, March 2 At higher seed At higher seed Cornell/McDonell Central vs. New Auburn/Immanuel Saturday, March 17 Luck/Shell Lake vs. Hurley/Bayfield Lutheran 3-point challenge, 9:30 a.m. Mellen/Northwood vs .Winter/Drummond Prentice/Birchwood vs. Clayton/Owen-Withee Divisions 5, 4, 3 championships, 11:05 a.m. Saturday, March 3 Saturday, March 3 Division 2, 1 championships, 6:35 p.m. At higher seed or if unable to host, neutral site At higher seed or if unable to host, neutral site Regional final Regional final

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By PAT KRAUSE and two defenses with the two defenders [email protected] locked up on her," Besonen said. "It defi- WATERSMEET – In her junior year at nitely wears on her physically, but she still Watersmeet, Bethany Baldwin smashed finds ways to score. We have a couple of the school's basketball scoring record of special plays for those situations. Last 1,360 points and never looked back. Her week in Phelps, she ended up scoring 27 point total now stands at 1,974 and she's in the second half with two defenders still not done. locked up on her." "I want to get to 2,000 points and I have Baldwin said her teammates also set a the district tournament left," Baldwin said. lot of screens for her against the "junk "That would be awesome. I want to make defenses," but then she stopped the inter- history. I love playing basketball and I view. want to be the best I can be. I really felt "I don't want to give any secrets away to overwhelmed when I set the record. It was our opponents," she laughed. an amazing feeling." Baldwin said that as she was gaining Going over 2,000 points could happen ground on the school record, she was today for Baldwin. She is playing for her going through some tough times in her life Nimrod Nation team in the Class D Dis- and was able to overcome them and con- trict Tournament No. 127 against Besse- tinue to chase the record. mer at 6 p.m. CST in Watersmeet. She "Besides just being able to play basket- needs to score 26 points to reach 2,000. ball, the things I like about the sport are Another example of how Baldwin can getting to meet new people and being able torch the twines came in the district tour- to forget all the bad stuff going on in the nament game on Feb. 27, 2017 against world," she said. Wakefield-Marenisco. She scored 56 Baldwin has heard the compliments points and when was the last time you saw that she is a sharp-shooter, a deadly shoot- a player score 56 points in a girl's game? er, money in the bank and a stop and How about nearly a year later on Feb. watch player, but she also knows there 22, 2018, when Baldwin scorched the nets have been whispers that she can be a self- for 63 points against Wakefield-Marenis- ish player who shoots too much. co. That 63-point performance tied her for Even if those barbs were true, there the second highest-scoring game in Michi- very well could be good reasons she has to gan basketball history. shoot a lot. And she comes across as a The state record is held by Kysre player who cares about her teammates. Gondrezick of Benton Harbor, who scored When teammate Rebecca Caron dislo- 72 points in a 2016 game against Bucha- cated her knee cap in pre-game warmups nen. during her 63-point game, Baldwin scored "I'll never forget that district game she twice late in the game to seal the victory had last year when she racked up 56 and said the win was for Caron. points," said Watersmeet coach Brent "I did it for Rebecca," Baldwin said. "She Besonen. "She was in beast mode. Many of told me, she's like, 'I want you to get that those points were all her driving the full 2K,' when she was on her way to the hos- length of the court against the press. I've pital.' So I played for her. never seen a kid in such a zone like that "I've had my share of individual awards before. In 2018, I think the biggest thing and I wish I could share those awards with was that she excels against pressure." my teammates," Baldwin said. "I'd rather Baldwin has been instant heat on win. We've won six or seven games so far offense all season long. She is averaging and that's been amazing for us, because 30.8 points per game and 11 rebounds per we haven't won in such a long time. The contest. She also has been averaging seven girls have worked very hard and they've steals and three blocks each game. gotten a lot better. As for myself I wish I'd "She's always been a natural scorer," quit fouling out so much. Besonen said. "Even back in junior high, "I'm hoping we can beat Bessemer in sometimes the play didn't look like it had the first game of the district tournament. a chance, but she'd find a way to put it in. We're 1-1 against them this season and we Her biggest strength as a player has always have home-court advantage. That would been that she believes she can score on be great." anybody at any time. That mentality is Besonen said he has seen a change in part of being a great shooter. You can''t Baldwin's personality. score if you don't take the shot." "This year she has really matured as a Baldwin knows she has natural talents person," Besonen said. "She has become a as far as shooting the basketball, but she leader on the court, directing traffic and said she also got a lot of help along the helping our younger players. She is always way. more than willing to show some of the "I always tried to do things myself," younger players new moves and tricks of Baldwin said. "But coaches, my parents, the trade after practices. When she comes everybody has helped me. I have to give out of the game, she is a positive cheer- props to everyone. They helped teach me leader from the sidelines. the game of basketball and always sup- "As a player, I've never had someone as ported me. dedicated as she is to improving her game. "In second or third grade, I would go She put in a ton of work over the last cou- out and shoot baskets and my brother ple summers by getting into the gym and would challenge me to play. I would go to playing AAU ball. She came into this sea- open gyms and there were almost all boys son in the best shape of her life. That says there. But I got better because it was better a lot about what she expects of herself. competition and I had to learn how to Bethany is usually one of the last ones off score against them." the court after practice. Sometimes we You can tell Baldwin has a special have to literally kick her out of the gym regard for Norm Ellenberger, the leg- when other teams start their practices." endary coach who had such a huge effect Baldwin said basketball and her family on the Watersmeet girl's basketball pro- are closely intertwined. gram and the whole community. He was "My family is at every one of my games, also the head coach at the University of even the far-away spots," she said. "My sis- New Mexico and an assistant coach for ter is Joette Baldwin and I remember her Bobby Knight at Indiana. being an amazing player and she's always "I played for him in eighth and ninth supported me. She missed her senior year, grade and I'm so glad I got that chance," so I'm playing my senior year for her. One Baldwin said. "He helped me the most of my favorite memories was my parents with basketball and I learned so much and me taking basketball trips to her from him. I thought he was a great man. games. He was very honest, gave you very straight- "I'm really thankful for my family and forward advice and gave great pre-game my grandparents and this whole basket- talks. ball experience. It's been amazing." “ The best part was he knew the game Baldwin said she would like to play col- of basketball so well." lege basketball and has been contacted by Sadly, Ellenberger died in 2015. a number of community colleges and four- As the points piled in her junior and year schools. She is still weighting her senior years, Baldwin began to see more decision on what school to attend, but she "junk defenses" designed to stop her or at is thinking seriously about majoring in least slow her down. business. "We saw a lot of box-and-one defenses Bethany is the daughter of Joette Pete- Jason Juno/Daily Globe and a couple of times we've faced triangle Baldwin and David Baldwin. WATERSMEET’S BETHANY Baldwin nears the 2,000-point mark in her career.

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