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Home of Stanley Mireles Trustees: STAAR scores ‘unacceptable’ By Steve Reagan test scores up. At the same because when scores come SDN Staff Writer I know we have teachers and ad- time, he said more needs to be back like this, that’s unac- ministrators working themselves crazy. done and everyone, including ceptable.” Frustration over Snyder We know it’s not because you don’t trustees, need to work harder Final STAAR results, in- ISD student performance on care, but maybe we need to take a toward that goal. cluding letter grades for the state-mandated testing has “I know this is eating a lot school district and individual reached the school board different approach, because when of board members up inside. campuses, will be released level. scores come back like this, that’s It’s eating me up inside,” he later this summer. During the trustees’ meet- unacceptable. said. “If you need our help in In other business Thurs- ing Thursday, board president - Trustee Lauren Collier any way, we’ll do it. It’s all day, trustees approved an Ralph Ramon and trustee of our jobs and we need to agreement with Grapevine- Lauren Collier both voiced Snyder Primary School stu- students to perform better be- do whatever we need to do to Colleyville ISD to provide dissatisfaction with what they dents passed the STAAR, cause we have high expecta- help. But we need to see re- instruction in some math and deemed as “unacceptable” compared to 65.2 percent at tions for them. We improved sults.” science courses and the pur- student scores on the State of Snyder Intermediate School, (on the STAAR scores), but Collier also said more chase of reading material de- Texas Assessments of Aca- 60 percent at Snyder Junior we all feel that, at this point, needs to be done to improve signed for English language demic Readiness (STAAR) High School and 68 percent at we would be moving a lot student test scores. arts and reading students. Jeremy Michael Moody exams. Snyder ISD students Snyder High School. faster.” “I know it’s not pretty. We Trustees also formally ap- U.S. Army showed some overall im- That performance was not Ramon didn’t lay blame at all know it’s not pretty and it’s proved a two-year-term con- 2002-15 provement on the STAAR enough to satisfy Ramon. the feet of any particular seg- more than a little frustrating,” tract for new Athletic Direc- during the latest round of “This is not what we expect ment of the school district, she said. “I know we have tor and head football coach Today’s Veteran sponsored by testing this spring, but grades out of our kids,” Ramon said. saying he understood that teachers and administrators Wes Wood, who will be paid Nix’s Auto & Tire Service identified as areas of concern “Students are not a product of everyone involved — stu- working themselves crazy. $92,000 a year. An interview 1510 25th Street 573-3567 in recent years continued to their environment, they are a dents, teachers and adminis- We know it’s not because you with Wood will appear in the struggle. product of their expectations, trators — were doing every- don’t care, but maybe we need weekend edition of the Sny- Weather Overall, 73.5 percent of and all of us should expect thing they can to bring the to take a different approach, der Daily News. One stitch at a time Hermleigh ISD becomes district of innovation Hermleigh ISD officially eral students take dual-credit became a district of innova- classes through Western tion on Thursday. Texas College and an earlier During a special meet- start date would benefit those ing, the board of trustees ap- students. Angel Martinez proved the distinction. Herm- Petty said she contacted the Thursday’s high: 103 de- leigh joins Snyder and Ira as Texas Education Agency this grees districts of innovation. morning of the board’s deci- Thursday’s low: 67 de- Becoming a district of in- sion. grees novation allows the Herm- With the new distinction 7 a.m. reading today: 75 leigh administration and in place, the board officially degrees trustees a greater degree of approved the 2019-20 school Rainfall: None local control over several as- calendar on Thursday. Petty 2019 precipitation: 13.84 pects of the school year, in- said the delay in adopting the inches cluding the school calendar, calendar was due to the dis- budgeting, curriculum and trict of innovation study. inances instruction, governance and Hermleigh students will F parent or community involve- begin the school year on Aug. WT-Int. Crude $56.65 ment. 15. WTIC Posted $53.00 The major incentive for Board members also ap- Natural Gas $2.18 Hermleigh, Superintendent proved an engagement letter Patterson-UTI $12.05 Cassie Petty said, is to elimi- with Bolinger, Segars and Oxy-Permian $51.01 nate the state’s uniform start Moss, LLP, for auditing ser- Kinder Morgan $21.24 date requirements from the vices for the 2018-19 fiscal school calendar. She said sev- year. Today’s Quote Progress always in- volves risk. You can’t Beautification association second base and keep your foot on first. - Frederick Wilcox plans clean-up for Saturday SDN Photo/Steve Reagan The Snyder Community a few will be mowing yards,” Lottery Anna Poe (left) and Ruth Morrell worked on a quilt at the Scurry County Senior Citizens Beautification Association Calvert said. this morning. (SCBA) latest clean-up effort Calvert expects between 15 Thursday’s Results will be held Saturday morn- to 20 people to take part in the Two Step ing. clean-up, but said others are 6-8-0-33 BB: 4 Crews will meet shortly welcome to participate. Today’s appraisal review board meeting canceled before 7 a.m. on the Gallery “We’ll provide trash bags Cash Five Today’s Scurry County Appraisal Review However, a meeting scheduled for Thursday Warehouse Furniture park- and bottled water for people,” 15-20-29-34-35 Board (ARB) meeting was canceled and re- noted the board would meet in closed session ing lot on College Ave. before she said. “We ask they wear Pick 3 Morning scheduled for next week. to discuss litigation and hold a public hearing fanning out to tackle their brightly colored clothing, 5-1-2 Fireball: 4 Board members were scheduled to meet to “determine good cause for issuance of a re- respective projects, SCBA dress for warm weather and in closed session today to discuss pending or quested subpoena regarding Scurry County President Tona Calvert said. wear closed-toe shoes. Also, Pick 3 Day contemplated litigation with its attorney. No Appraisal District vs. Kinder Morgan, ARB “Most of the people will be they need to bring their own 0-7-8 Fireball: 5 action was scheduled. Case Numbers 342-931.” picking up trash Saturday, but work gloves.” Pick 3 Evening 8-6-7 Fireball: 0 Pick 3 Night Constitutional amendments to be on Nov. 5 ballot 4-3-8 Fireball: 3 Checking lines Voters throughout Texas will decide the a qualified caretaker in certain circumstanc- Daily 4 Morning fate of 10 constitutional amendments on Nov. es. 9-0-7-4 Fireball: 8 5. • The constitutional amendment authoriz- Daily 4 Day The order in which the amendments will ing the legislature to provide for a temporary 7-8-7-3 Fireball: 1 appear on the ballot will be decided at a later exemption from ad valorem taxation of a por- Daily 4 Evening date. Early voting will be held Oct. 21 through tion of the appraised value of certain property 9-9-2-3 Fireball: 3 Nov. 1. Here is the text of how the amend- damaged by a disaster. ments will read on the ballot: • The constitutional amendment prohibit- Daily 4 Night • The constitutional amendment providing ing the imposition of an individual income 2-7-3-4 Fireball: 1 for the creation of the flood infrastructure tax, including a tax on an individual’s share fund to in the financing of drainage, of partnership and unincorporated association Ask Us flood mitigation and flood control projects. income. • The constitutional amendment authoriz- • The constitutional amendment permitting Q. — When is the Texas ing the legislature to increase by $3 billion a person to hold more than one office as a mu- tax-free holiday weekend the maximum bond amount authorized for the nicipal judge at the same time. scheduled this year? Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of • The constitutional amendment providing A. — The back-to-school Texas. for the issuance of additional general obliga- tax-free weekend will be • The constitutional amendment dedicating tion bonds by the Texas Water Development held Aug. 9-11. the revenue received from the existing state Board in an amount not to exceed $200 mil- sales and use taxes that are imposed on sport- lion to provide financial assistance for the de- Index ing goods to the Texas Parks and Wildlife velopment of certain projects in economically Department and the Texas Historical Com- distressed areas. Classifieds...... 6-7 mission to protect Texas’ natural areas, water • The constitutional amendment authoriz- Community Calendar...... 2 quality and history by acquiring, managing ing the legislature to exempt from ad valorem Dear Abby...... 5 and improving state and local parks and his- taxation precious metal held in a precious Entertainment...... 4 toric sites while not increasing the rate of the metal depository located in this state. Obituaries...... 2 state sales and use taxes. • The constitutional amendment allowing Sports...... 8 • The constitutional amendment to allow increase distributions to the available school Weather...... 2 the transfer of a law enforcement animal to fund.

SDN Photo/Steve Reagan Auditions set next week for The Smell of the Kill Work crews were busy today checking Suddenlink fiber-optic Auditions for the Ritz are set next week. 29 for three male and three fe- lines around Snyder. Steven Thomas is shown checking a line Community Theatre produc- Auditions will be held at 7 male roles. The comedy will in the 3400 of Ave. V. tion of The Smell of the Kill p.m. June 28 and 2 p.m. June be staged Aug. 22-25. Page 2 Snyder Daily News Friday, June 21, 2019 Birth Company denies wrongdoing Community Calendar Ashley and Gabriel Gutierrez Jr. announce the birth of their in Idaho oil royalty lawsuit Bible school son, Jeremiah Ronin Gutierrez. Born at 3:18 a.m. June 21 at BOISE, Idaho (AP) — A none of the partners of the East Side Church of Christ will hold vacation Bible Cogdell Memorial Hospital, he weighed seven pounds, 15 federal lawsuit filed by Idaho companies are Idaho resi- school from 6-8 p.m. today. Bible school is open to children ounces and was 19½ inches long. mineral rights owners over dents. in kindergarten through fifth grade. His grandparents are Gabriel Gutierrez and Christina Mor- royalty payments should be Federal law allows law- ris, both of Colorado City, and Steve and Emma Gomez of dismissed, a Texas-based suits filed in state court to be O’Donnell. Petticoats on the Prairie oil and natural gas company moved to federal court if the Petticoats on the Prairie’s vintage market will be at The wrote in court documents. defendants are not residents Coliseum from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Admission is $6 Alta Mesa and other com- of that state. per person and children 12 and under will be admitted free. Obituaries panies associated with it in Alta Mesa, the initial law- court documents deny any suit stated, “manipulated Clean-up day wrongdoing involving oil royalty accounting methods Clorette Faulkenberry and gas leases in southwest- by calculating royalty on a The Snyder Community Beautification Association will 1925-2019 ern Idaho. The initial lawsuit net price rather than a gross meet at 7 a.m. Saturday on the Gallery Warehouse Furni- ture parking lot for a work day. Clorette Brown “Granny” Faulkenberry died Tuesday, June filed in Idaho’s Third District price, by taking midstream Court stated the company un- deductions from royalty that 11, 2019. Excavation site tours Graveside service for Mrs. Faulkenberry will be held at 10 derpaid natural gas royalties the oil and gas leases do not a.m. Wednesday at Hobbs Cemetery. The service will under to leaseholders by altering expressly authorize, by fail- The Scurry County Museum will organize tours of the the direction of Miller Family Funeral Home. royalty accounting methods. ing to account for and pay Roland Springs Ranch excavation site at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Visitation will be held from 6-7 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral Alta Mesa moved the law- royalties on all products pro- Saturday. To register, call the museum at 573-6107. home. suit to federal court because duced, used, or sold, and by the various companies being engaging in transactions with Power hour sued were organized under affiliates which reduced roy- Superintendent Carl Brazil will be the guest speaker dur- Myrda Ford Texas or Delaware laws, and alty paid.” ing New Hop Baptist Church’s power hour on Sunday. 1938-2019 Myrda Sue (Wishert) Ford, 80, died Sunday, June 9, 2019 Fish fry in Snyder. Police Blotter Sons of the American Legion will host a fish fry at 5 A memorial service for Mrs. Ford will be held at 2 p.m. June p.m. Sunday at the American Legion post. The cost is $10 29 in the Miller Family Funeral Home Chapel. • Arrests A one-vehicle accident was per plate. A 35-year-old male was ar- reported at 5:19 p.m. Thurs- rested at 11:25 p.m. Thursday day in the 3100 block of Ave. Bible school Katlynn Gutierrez in the 2900 block of Ave. G K. Snyder First United Methodist Church will hold vacation 1998-2019 on a Taylor County warrant • Fires Bible school from 5:30-8 p.m. Monday through Thursday. for possession of marijuana. Controlled burns were re- After an 11-year battle with a rare brain tumor, Katlynn A 29-year-old male was ar- ported at 12:46 p.m. Thursday Leigh Gutierrez passed away at the age of 20 on Monday, June Country dance rested at 1:32 a.m. today in in the 7100 block of CR 4111 17, 2019 in her Eunice, N.M. home surrounded by her family. The Scurry County Senior Citizens Center will host the 1900 block of Coleman and at 8:35 p.m. Thursday in Funeral service for Miss Gutierrez will be held at 10 a.m. a country dance Tuesday. A fried chicken dinner will be Ave. for disorderly conduct, the 3900 block of East U.S. Saturday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church with Fa- served from 6:15-7 p.m. The cost is $5 per plate. A line language. Hwy. 180. ther Raj Arokiasamy officiating. Burial will follow at Hillside dance lesson will be offered at 6:45 p.m. and the dance will • Assault • Animal concerns Memorial Gardens under the direction of Miller Family Fu- be held from 7-10 p.m. An assault involving sev- Loose horses were report- neral Home. eral subjects was reported at ed at 6:44 a.m. Thursday in Visitation will be held from 6-8 p.m. today at the funeral 10:11 p.m. Thursday in the the 4100 block of CR 230. home. 100 block of 37th Street. Dogs at-large were re- Katie was born on June 22, 1998 in Snyder to Kevin and • Theft ported at 7:37 a.m. Thursday Amy Gutierrez, both 1992 Snyder High School graduates. Ka- Honoring A theft was reported at in the 500 block of North tie attended primary school in Snyder, Farmington, Loving- 7:34 p.m. Thursday in the College Ave., at 12:40 p.m. ton and Eunice, N.M. She attended Snyder 4000 block of College Ave. Thursday near the intersec- Junior High School and her freshman year Lesa Mayer Criminal mischief was re- tion of 29th Street and Ave. C in Snyder and graduated from Eunice High ported at 12:45 p.m. Thursday and at 3:27 p.m. Thursday in School in June 2017. She was the Eunice in the 3300 block of Ave. M. the 3300 block of Ave. A. Out of respect, our drive-thru will be High School varsity mascot in 2016-17. • Harassment • Thursday blotter notes She loved attending school and serving closed Saturday, June 22nd in order for our A person went to the law Scurry County EMS re- as her senior class student council secre- enforcement center at 6:55 sponded to three medical employees to attend the funeral of Lesa Mayer, tary as well as secretary of the City of Eu- p.m. Thursday and reported calls. nice student advisory council. She loved our longtime employee and friend. being harassed on social me- Eight alarms were report- playing sports, especially softball. dia. ed. At the age of 11, in 2009, Katie was • Scam Law enforcement respond- We appreciate your understanding. struck in the head with a ball during a soft- A scam telephone call was ed to five civil calls. Gutierrez ball game. At that time, doctors discovered reported at 11:33 a.m. Thurs- Five non-accident, traffic- WEST TEXAS a rare brain tumor in the center of the brain day in the 3300 block of Col- related calls were received. — craniopharyngioma, a benign brain tumor. Katie endured lege Ave. Two welfare checks were STATE BANK 11 brain surgeries to remove the fast growing tumor. After her • Accidents requested. 11th brain surgery, Katie suffered a massive midbrain stroke. A one-vehicle accident was One 911 hang-up was re- 5009 College Ave. (325) 573-5441 She spent the next 11 months in the hospital battling for her reported at 10:59 a.m. Thurs- ported. Toll Free Tele-Bank 855-482-6898 life. In July 2018, Katie was released from the hospital and day in the 3300 block of Ave. OneTomorrow’s close patrol was reweather- www.ebanktexas.com sent home to Eunice. Her hometown welcomed her home with M. quested. a parade in her honor. Katie enjoyed her final months and days at home with her Forecast for Friday, June 21, 2019 family. She had a sincere love for her family and life. She sought to bless others, always putting herself last. She was THE SNYDER Amarillo always concerned with everyone else and rarely herself. She DAILY NEWS 97/66 OKLA. was loved by all who knew her. She will be missed. N.M. She was preceded in death by her grandmother, Linda Kay Published each Monday through Saturday afternoon, except Christmas ARK. Gutierrez, and her uncle Andrew Ramirez Jr. Day and Independence Day, by Snyder She leaves behind her mother and father, Kevin Lee and Publishing Co., Inc., 3600 College Ave., Wichita Falls Snyder, Texas 79549. 99/74 Amy Gutierrez of Eunice, N.M.; her sister, Chelsea Meeker Periodicals postage paid at the post of Eunice, N.M.; her brother, Officer Brekan Andrew Gutier- office at Snyder, Texas, Publication rez of Jal, N.M.; her maternal grandparents, David and Sally Number USPS611-520. POSTMASTER send change of ad- Botts and Andres and Irma Ramirez, all of Snyder; her pa- Dallas dress to P.O. Box 949, Snyder, Texas, 95/78 ternal grandfather, Rudy Gutierrez of Snyder; her maternal 79550. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By car- Midland great-grandmother, Manuela “Nellie” Rios of San Angelo; her rier in Snyder, $11.50 per month. LA. uncles and aunts, Keith and Biz Tiner of Sierra Vista, Ariz., By mail in Scurry and adjoining 101/74 Justin and Amy Botts Allison of Roosevelt, Brad and Dava counties, one year $108.00 balance of Texas and out of state $138.00. 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Lesa Mayer Contact Us Laredo MEXICO 105/79 1959-2019 Phone: (325) 573-5486 Fax: (325) 573-0044 Lesa Mayer, 60, of Snyder, died Monday, June 17, 2019 in Address: P.O. Box 949 Lubbock. Snyder, TX 79550 Brownsville Funeral service for Lesa will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at 96/81 Bell-Cypert-Seale Funeral Home with Mark Williamson and Darryl Calley officiating. Burial will follow at Jayton Cem- etery. Visitation will be held from 6-7 p.m. today at the funeral home. Lesa was born on Feb. 13, 1959 in Spur to C.C. and Ole- ta (Hamilton) York. She married William Darnell in August ©2019 AccuWeather, Inc. 2005. Lesa prided herself in her tireless work ethic and being a servant leader. She worked at West Texas State Bank for 36 years, starting as a teller and earned her Scurry County 3 Day Weather Forecast way up to vice president of operations. Her devotion and joy in life were her daughters 200 E. 37th Street 325-573-6200 millerfamilyfuneralhome.com Saturday 6/22 Sunday 6/23 Monday 6/24 and grandson. Lesa selflessly sacrificed her time and energy to make sure they were provided for and happy. She is their never- Personal, ending inspiration and the reason they are Professional Service Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny Sunny successful in life. She loved her husband 93/71 by our staff with over 94/67 91/67 and he was always by her side. There was S wind Gust to 25 mph Slight Chance Showers Mayer 100 years experience Slight Chance no one like Lesa and nothing will ever fill Isolated Showers of Showers and Thunderstorms the holes in our hearts now that she’s gone. and Thunderstorms We love and will always miss you, Mawmoo. BELL-CYPERT-SEALE Sunrise 6:36 am, Sunset 8:55 pm Sunrise 6:37 am, Sunset 8:55 pm Sunrise 6:37 am, Sunset 8:55 pm She was preceded in death by her parents and one brother, Phillip York. FUNERAL HOME MOON PHASES Survivors include her husband, William Darnell of Snyder; 3101 College Ave. two daughters, Jenny Hansen of Austin and Kristina Mayer of 325.573.9305 Last Quarter May 26 Lubbock; one grandson, Jesse Hansen of Austin; one sister, 573-5454 4500 COLLEGE AVENUE New Moon June 3 Cindy York of Dallas; and three nephews, Kelly White and www.bellcypertseale.com First Quarter June 10 Justin White, both of Dallas, and John York of Midland. FIRSTBANKTEXAS.COM Full Moon June 17 Owners: Online condolences may be posted at www.bellcypertseale. Last Quarter June 25 com. Mark and Jack Cypert Friday, June 21, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 3 Texas Tribune Analysis Ready for business Texas voters want cleaner elections By Ross Ramsey president (50 percent), that he say growth is good for the tions — 87 percent who’ve www.texastribune.org isn’t honest/trustworthy (52 state — twice the number heard a lot against 57 percent percent) and that he doesn’t who say it’s bad. And there who have heard nothing at A poll nestled between care about people like you are the Republicans, 43 per- all. the end of a Texas legislative (51 percent). His re-election cent of whom say growth has • Texas voters continue to session and the beginning numbers — would you vote been bad for the state, while rank immigration and border of what promises to be a for this guy? — are not great, 34 percent say it’s been good. security at the top of the most tumultuous 2020 election has at 50 percent yes, 50 percent The partisan splits are bigger important problems facing just the right blend of what no, including 39 percent who when it comes to the increas- the state. Political corruption happened and what’s next said they’ll defi nitely vote for ing diversity of the state — and leadership remain high — along with a look at what him and 43 percent who defi - 67 percent of Democrats say on the national list, driven Texas voters are thinking nitely will not. But that kind that’s a cause for optimism, by Democrats unhappy with about. With that setup, here of test doesn’t include the and only 28 percent of Re- the Trump administration. are some talking points from alternative. Until Democrats publicans agree with them. And the voters are rela- the University of Texas/Texas put the name of a candidate • The Texas Legislature tively pleased with economic Tribune Poll rolled out this up against Trump, we won’t didn’t spend as much time on matters, with most saying week: know whether the incumbent social and cultural issues as the national, state and their • The education and is truly in trouble in Texas. it has in some past sessions, personal economic situations property tax version of the By the way, 83 percent of but voters are still animated are better or the same as they Texas Legislature — what Texas Democratic supporters by some of those questions. were a year ago. state leaders referred to as at this early stage said their A plurality of voters (48 • Back to those state leg- “meat and potatoes” — was support will go to one of percent) would support a ban islators for a moment. They a bigger hit with voters than eight candidates among the on abortions after six weeks and their leaders were happy the bathroom bill Legislature 23 names presented to them. of pregnancy — a policy about the just-ended session, that preceded it. At the end of The herd could be culled adopted by GOP-dominated with their wins on public the 2017 legislative session, relatively quickly. Beto legislatures in states like education, property taxes 33 percent of voters thought O’Rourke remains stalled, Mississippi and Georgia. As and so on. And it’s true that the Legislature was doing a but could recover. Julián with many civic questions, voters have higher opinions good job, and now 38 percent Castro, so far, doesn’t appear that one separates Repub- of them now than they did at do. Then, 42 percent thought to be going anywhere. licans from Democrats. So this point two years ago. But the Legislature was doing a • Texans are worried about does the idea of religious it’s not all wine and roses. bad job, and now 29 percent how elections and voting are exemptions from non-dis- Approval of lawmakers’ do. conducted. They have differ- crimination laws — allowing handling of public educa- • Donald Trump has prob- ent ideas about what’s wrong, people with “sincerely held” tion was barely higher than lems in Texas, but the presi- but the overall picture is religious beliefs to opt out disapproval — 30 percent to dent is still the most popular one of signifi cant distrust of of serving or doing business 29 percent. And fewer voters SDN Photo/Steve Reagan politician here, judging by 52 how we put people in offi ce. with everyone. And here’s were pleased with lawmak- Fancy Pants proprietor Dawn Money of Midland set up her percent voter approval of the Three quarters of Republican another: While 64 percent ers’ work on property taxes booth for this weekend’s Petticoats on the Prairie vintage job he’s doing. voters think non-citizens of Democrats say the state — 26 percent approved and market at The Coliseum. The market will be open until 6 p.m. Trouble spots are evident. vote frequently or sometimes is doing too little to protect 37 percent did not. They today and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. A majority said he doesn’t in the state’s elections. the rights of LGBTQ Texans, like the idea of forcing local have the temperament to be Among Democrats, 68 only 6 percent of Republi- governments to win voter percent believe eligible cans agree. The Republicans approval before approving Texas voters are frequently were more likely to say the larger increases in property Stealing packages in Texas could result in jail time or sometimes prevented from state does too much (40 taxes. But only 9 percent By Troy Closson Mail theft wasn’t defi ned in doing more harm than good. voting. People knowingly percent) or that it does about expect their property taxes to www.texastribune.org the state’s penal code before “How we prevent pack- break the state’s election laws what it should be doing (34 go down in the future. Most the bill, so crimes were often age theft is to create options frequently or sometimes, percent). think they’ll rise (36 percent) United States Postal Ser- charged as property or iden- for secure delivery,” Franklin according to 69 percent of But it’s not all about party. or stay the same (27 percent). vice letter carrier Homer Her- tity theft. The legislation, au- said. “But instead, our Legis- Republicans. And 66 percent The poll found 78 percent of Chances are, they’ll be nandez has delivered mail in thored by Rep. Ina Minjarez, lature took the easy way out of Democrats say the state’s Texans believe the state gov- asking candidates about that the San Antonio area for more D-San Antonio, also gives and just elevated the penalties election system discriminates ernment should require chil- during the 2020 election than 15 years. And in that state and local law enforce- for package theft, and obvi- against ethnic and racial dren to be vaccinated against campaigns. time, he’s seen more items ment departments the ability ously policies like that have minorities. infectious diseases like The University of Texas/ get stolen from households’ to handle cases. Before, they led us to the largest prison • The state’s growth and measles, mumps, chicken pox Texas Tribune internet sur- mailboxes and porches than were required to refer all mail population of any state.” its changing demographics and whooping cough. The vey of 1,200 registered voters he can count. crimes to federal offi cers. Franklin called the bill’s are political matters that split more they knew about recent was conducted from May “It’s happened a hell of a lot That led to challenges in penalty structure “absurd” Texas voters into two distinct outbreaks of those diseases, 31-June 9 and has an overall over the past few years,” said prosecuting them, and over because it doesn’t take into camps. Over here are the 47 the more likely they were to margin of error of plus or mi- Hernandez, the vice president time, the need for state in- account the value of stolen percent of Democrats who support mandatory vaccina- nus 2.83 percentage points. of the Texas State Association volvement has grown, said mail. Taking a low-cost pack- • ANSON TEXAS • ANSON TEXAS • ANSON TEXAS • ANSON TEXAS • of Letter Carriers. “Almost Chief Johnny Siemens of the age from someone’s porch, every day.” Castle Hills Police Depart- for example, shouldn’t have a NEW 2018 CHEVY MALIBU ANSON TEXAS • ANSON TEXAS • ANSON TEXAS • ANSON TEXAS • ANSON TEXAS • ANSON TEXAS • ANSON TEXAS • ANSON TEXAS • ANSON TEXAS • ANSON TEXAS A new bill signed last week ment in Bexar County. higher punishment than steal- 2LZ, Mosaic Black Metallic, Driver Confidence Package by Gov. Greg Abbott aims to “They just weren’t work- ing an expensive mountain deter offenders by upping the ing your average mail theft bike from her lawn, she said. SALE punishment for such crimes. where you’ve got a couple of Some like Chris Harris, PRICE$ , House Bill 37, which goes offenders driving around a a data analyst for criminal 25403 into effect Sept. 1, criminal- neighborhood with people’s justice reform non-profi t Just SAVE OFF izes mail theft, with the pen- mail,” Siemens said. “Their Liberty, also fear a potential $9,007MSRP! alty ranging from a class A threshold typically required felony charge for basic mail DOWN PAYMENT ASSISTANCE AVAILABLE1 misdemeanor to third-degree another felony or something theft is too high. #198594, MSRP $34,410, GM Disc $1,168, Rebate $4339, Anson Disc $3,500 felony, depending on the in conjunction with it to get to But Siemens said that ul- number of addresses mail is the level of having one of the timately, what’s most impor- NEW 2019 CHEVY SILVERADO 1500 taken from. state inspectors step in, and tant to him is that soon, there LT, Crew Cab, Summit White, Texas Edition, 4x4, Z71 That means the punishment they’re already very busy.” will just be a tangible punish- ranges from up to one year Siemens said offenders ment for mail theft at all. 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Astro-Graph Saturday, June 22, 2019 Share information, feelings and intentions. Be willing to consider a change if it will help you achieve a long-term objective. Partnerships will play a key role and should be nurtured. Understanding situations and offering innovative solutions will bring better results than sulking or aggression. CANCER (June 21-July 22) — Work at improving mean- ingful relationships to ease stress and promote trust, unity and equality. Say what you mean and do what you say. Make romance a priority. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Stick close to home and make positive changes that will improve your relationships with the people closest to you. Self-improvement projects are en- couraged, and romance is favored. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — Make positive adjustments that will simplify your life and help you deal with anyone who tends to take advantage of you. Surround yourself with productive people. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Make a lifestyle change or update your appearance. Don’t feel obligated to take care of responsi- bilities that don’t belong to you. Plan an ad- venture that you can share with a loved one. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Get in- volved in something that challenges you By Eugenia creatively and stimulates you mentally. It’s Last time to try something new and exciting or to make a change to where or how you live. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Do whatever makes you happy. Don’t feel that you must tag along with someone who is heading down a path that doesn’t interest you. Achieving a personal goal will be rewarding. Bridge CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Friends will ask for your help and suggestions. Your input will gain you respect and praise. Plan something special for someone you want to impress. Call on your friends to aid your cause AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Avoid unpredictable Aristotle Onassis said, “I have no friends ably his fi rst thought is to lead a diamond to- situations and people who tend to be inconsistent. Focus on and no enemies — only competitors.” ward his queen, hoping that East has the king. home and personal improvements that will add to your com- That is a good approach to bridge. At fi rst, However, theoretical 50-50 shots, almost, fort. Spend quality time with a loved one. you might believe that your opponents are never work in bridge columns. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) — Know enough to walk your enemies, but it is nicer to consider them Instead, South should try to collect a heart away from anyone who is out of control. Your time is best competitors, and sometimes trick, and it will be easiest to get those friend- spent helping those who want help. Discipline and hard work they can be called upon to ly enemies to help him. will allow you to get what you want. help you — as in today’s deal. Declarer draws trumps, cashes the other ARIES (March 21-April 19) — Don’t let anyone stop you How should South plan the two top clubs, discarding a diamond from the from learning or making personal improvements. Set your play in four spades after West board, then plays a diamond to the ace and an- sights on what you want, and you’ll fi nd a way to reach your leads the club jack? other diamond. goal. Romance is highlighted. North made a game-in- Whichever defender takes the trick will be TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Take an unusual path, By Phillip Alder vitational three-spade limit endplayed. If he leads a diamond or a club, and you will learn from the experience as well as from the raise, promising eight losers South ruffs on the board for his extra trick people you encounter. Life changes will be exhilarating. Em- — here, two spades, three and sluffs a heart loser from his hand. Or if brace the future with optimism. hearts, two diamonds and two clubs — and that competitor shifts to a heart, declarer plays GEMINI (May 21-June 20) — Partnerships are high- 10-12 support points — here, 10 in high cards second hand low and must score a trick in the lighted. Whether you are trying to rekindle a connection and one for the doubleton club. suit. or looking for love, be transparent about your feelings and Declarer starts with nine top tricks — fi ve Whenever you have Q-x-x opposite J-x-x, needs. spades, one diamond and three clubs. Prob- try to force an opponent to lead the suit. Friday, June 21, 2019 Snyder Daily News Page 5 Global airlines reroute flights after Iran downs U.S. drone DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) into stark relief a danger that both the immediately respond to queries from — Major airlines from around the world agency and analysts say is real after the The Associated Press. However, that US drone shot down today began rerouting their fl ights to shooting down of a Malaysian Airlines likely only extends some 12 miles off of U.S. officials say an RQ-4A Global Hawk drone was shot avoid areas around the Strait of Hor- fl ight over Ukraine in 2014. That could the Iranian coast, aviation experts said. down by Iran. The two countries are disputing the exact muz following Iran’s shooting down of further imperil the bottom lines of Gulf There are “heightened military activi- location of the incident. a U.S. military surveillance drone there, long-haul carriers, which already have ties and increased political tensions in as America warned commercial airliners faced challenges under the Trump ad- the region, which present an inadvertent Iran: drone could be mistakenly attacked. ministration. risk to U.S. civil aviation operations and shot down The Federal Aviation Administra- “The threat of a civil aircraft shoot- potential for miscalculation or misidenti- in this area tion (FAA) warned of a “potential for down in southern Iran is real,” warned fi cation,” the FAA said. “The risk to U.S.

miscalculation or misidentifi cation” in OPSGROUP, a company that provides civil aviation is demonstrated by the Ira- IRAN the region after an Iranian surface-to- guidance to global airlines. nian surface-to-air missile shoot-down Strait of air missile on Thursday brought down a The FAA made a similar warning in of a U.S. unmanned aircraft system on Hormuz Iranian 12 nautical U.S. Navy RQ-4A Global Hawk, an un- May to commercial airliners of the pos- 19 June 2019 while it was operating in mile territorial manned aircraft with a wingspan larger sibility of Iranian anti-aircraft gunners the vicinity of civil air routes above the boundary Fujairah than a Boeing 737 jetliner and costing mistaking them for military aircraft, Gulf of Oman.” 2 more than $100 million. The U.S. said it something dismissed by Tehran some 30 Qantas said it would reroute its Lon- 1 made plans for limited strikes on Iran in years after the U.S. Navy shot down an don fl ights to avoid the Strait of Hormuz Perersiansian Gulf Gulf Dubai U.S.: drone response, but then called them off. Iranian passenger jet. and Gulf of Oman. British Airways, shot down Australia’s Qantas, British Airways, Iran had no immediate reaction to the KLM, Malaysia Airlines and Singapore in this area Dutch carrier KLM, Emirates, Germa- U.S. announcement. Airlines said their fl ights would avoid U.A.E. Gulf of Oman ny’s Lufthansa, Malaysia Airlines and The FAA said its warning would af- the strait. Lufthansa said it would avoid Gulf of Oman Singapore Airlines said soon afterward fect the area of the Tehran Flight Infor- both the Strait of Hormuz and the Gulf Oil tanker attacks O M A N that they will avoid the region as well. mation Region, without elaborating. The of Oman, as well as nearby land. How- 50 miles 1 May 12 2 June 13 The FAA previously warned of a risk FAA’s operations center referred ques- ever, it said it would continue its fl ights in the region, but today’s warning threw tions to its press offi ce, which did not to Tehran. Sources: U.S. Air Force; Iran Revolutionary Guard FBI got tip about Dallas Waiter’s effort at small talk explodes into savage tirade DEAR ABBY: Last week his outburst and insists he lic, I shudder to imagine what ter of intent? If my son has an I was out with my family of wasn’t wrong. he’s like in private. above-average GPA, research courthouse shooter in 2016 13 for dinner. My sister-in- This has happened before, ** experience, above-average law was sitting relaxed in her and I’m sure it will happen in DEAR ABBY: When my GRE scores, but a grammati- DALLAS (AP) — The FBI received a call about three chair, stretching her back and the future. What’s your sug- son was nine he was diag- cal error in his essay, could years ago about the U.S. Army veteran who opened fi re extending her stomach. The gestion for a better way to nosed with Type 1 diabetes. that one error put him out of on a courthouse in downtown Dallas, a federal law en- waiter came handle a situation like this, He is now a college grad. Be- contention? — TRYING TO forcement offi cial said Thursday. over and, so maybe I can get through cause I couldn’t fi x his diabe- MEDDLE NO MORE Brian Isaack Clyde was shot and killed Monday by se- trying to to my brother? — LOST MY tes, I have tried to fi x every- DEAR TRYING: I seri- curity offi cers after he began shooting at the Earle Cabell make small APPETITE IN GEORGIA thing else in his life, and it ously doubt that a misplaced Federal Building. The 22-year-old was armed with a high- talk, asked DEAR LOST: The waiter hasn’t been pretty. comma would cause your son powered rifl e and more than 150 rounds of ammunition, her, “What’s should have quit winners He was home for a visit the to be rejected from graduate but there were no other serious injuries or deaths. the occasion? after he asked if your party day his graduate school ap- school if he had all the other The FBI did not investigate Clyde after the July 1, 2016 Are you of 13 was celebrating a spe- plication was due. I bulldozed necessary qualifi cations. Lis- call because it did not contain a specifi c threat, according Dear Abby preg nant?” cial occasion. To have asked him into taking some punc- ten to what he’s telling you, to the offi cial, who spoke on the condition of anonymity My sister- whether your sister-in-law tuation advice on his letter stop fl ogging yourself and, because the shooting probe is ongoing. The offi cial said a in-law isn’t was pregnant was a blunder, of intent that turned out to be from now on, quit trying to member of Clyde’s family called a national tip line to say pregnant, but her posture may which I am betting was re- wrong. bulldoze him and let him fl y Clyde was suicidal and had a fascination with guns. have suggested it. fl ected in his tip. While I ap- A few months later a rejec- on his own. There is noth- Clyde’s mother, Nubia Brede Solis, told The Dallas Well, my brother, her hus- preciate your brother’s desire tion letter arrived, and I’m ing to feel guilty about. With Morning News that her son’s half-brother had called the band, went off on the man, to “protect” his wife, he ac- afraid my grammatical er- practice, you’ll get the hang FBI with concerns. calling him names, swearing, complished nothing positive ror caused it. I’m afraid his of it. Attempts to reach Clyde’s family members by phone and causing a loud, uncom- by creating a scene and em- dreams were dashed because were unsuccessful Thursday. fortable scene. We all agreed barrassing the family. he trusted me. He doesn’t Dear Abby is written by Ab- The call came while Clyde was enlisted. He served as the waiter was stupid to ask Because you mentioned think the mistake had any- igail Van Buren, also known an infantryman from August 2015 to February 2017, but the question, but wasn’t my that this has happened before thing to do with the rejection, as Jeanne Phillips, and was was never deployed to a war zone, according to the Army. brother wrong here? He em- and may happen in the future, but I suspect he’s trying to founded by her mother, Pau- He was stationed at Fort Campbell, Ky. barrassed all of us, and I don’t it’s time for “the family” to protect my feelings because line Phillips. Contact Dear The FBI said Clyde was honorably discharged, but his think there was any malicious suggest he get professional he’s such a nice person. Abby at www.DearAbby.com short period of service suggests he left the military earlier intent on the part of the wait- help for his anger issues. If How important is perfect or P.O. Box 69440, Los Ange- than planned. er. My brother stands behind this is how he behaves in pub- grammar on a grad school let- les, CA 90069. Generic_Layout 1 9/18/2013 2:03 PM Page 1

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Apply in person: 2268 North Hwy 208 Snyder, TX g, Franca (Brazil). q-L.A. Lakers from Orlando. 36. Charlotte (from Washington r-Brooklyn from L.A. Clippers. Call 325-573-4441 through Orlando, Denver and Atlanta), s-Atlanta from New Orleans. Sports Page 8 Snyder Daily News Friday, June 21, 2019 Baseball Snyder all-star teams to begin District 5 Texas Little League Summer baseball Minor League All-Stars Saturday, June 22 double-elimination tournament play Game 1­ — Eastland at Albany, 10 a.m. Game 2 — Clyde vs. Haskell at Cal Snyder Little League’s Minor and Major Young, 2 p.m. all-star teams will begin the double-elimina- Game 3 — Northern at Breckenridge, 10 a.m. tion portion of the District 5 tournament on Game 4 — Dixie vs. Eastern at Cal Saturday. Young, 10 a.m. Both teams will play the Southern Little Game 5 — Southern at Snyder 10 League all-stars, with the Minor League game a.m. set for 10 a.m. and the Major League Game to Game 6 — Jim Ned at Wylie, 10 a.m. Game 7 — Sweetwater vs. Merkel at follow at noon. Both games will be at Logan Wylie, 12 p.m. Field. Sunday, June 23 The winner of the Minor League game will Game 8 — Cisco vs. Game 1 winner advance to the winner’s bracket game at the at Albany, 5 p.m. winner of the Dixie-Eastern game at 5 p.m. Game 9 —­ Game 2 winner vs. Game 3 winner, 5 p.m. Sunday. Game 10 — Game 4 winner vs. Game The loser will play at 7 p.m. Sunday at the 5 winner, 5 p.m. Wylie Little League complex against the loser Game 11 — Game 6 winner vs. Game of the Sweetwater-Merkel game. 7 winner at Wylie, 5 p.m. The winner of the Major League game will Game 12 — Game 4 loser vs. Game 5 loser, 5 p.m. play at the winner of the Dixie-Eastern game Game 13 — Game 6 loser vs. Game 7 at 7 p.m. Sunday. loser at Wylie, 7 p.m. The loser will play at the Dixie-Eastern Game 14 — Game 2 loser vs. Game loser 7 p.m. Sunday. SDN Photo/Reed Graff 3 loser, 5 p.m. The schedule for the Senior League tourna- Monday, June 24 Zaden Pena slid into home during Tuesday’s Sny- Game 15 — Game 1 loser vs. Game ment, which will feature the Snyder all-stars, der Minor League all-stars game against Dixie at 11 loser at Jim Ned, 8 p.m. has not been announced. Logan Field Game 16 — Game 9 loser vs. Game 12 winner at Southern, 6 p.m. Game 17 — Game 8 loser vs. Game 13 winner, 6 p.m. Game 18 — Game 10 loser vs. Game Sports Briefs 14 winner at Southern, 8 p.m. Tuesday, June 25 Flag football registration Lady Tiger soccer camp Game 19 — Game 8 winner vs. Game 9 winner at Wylie, 8 p.m. The Shining Stars youth summer flag foot- The 2019 Snyder Lady Tiger soccer camp Game 20 — Game 10 winner vs. ball league will hold registration from 6-7 p.m. for incoming sixth through ninth grade stu- Game 11 winner at Wylie, 6 p.m. today at Just D’Vine Gifts and More. Registra- dents will be held at 8:30 a.m. Monday through Game 21 — Game 16 winner vs. Wednesday at Tiger Stadium. The cost is $50 Game 17 winner at Wylie, 8 p.m. tion will also be held June 28 and July 5. The Game 22 — Game 15 winner vs. league is open to boys and girls between the prior to the first day of the camp. Registration Game 18 winner at Wylie, 6 p.m. ages of four and 12. Registration is $65 per will be held the first day of the camp and the SDN Photo/Reed Graff Wednesday, June 26 child. Online registration at www.playpass. cost will be $60. Registration forms are avail- Junior Ryan Rodriguez threw a fastball during Snyder base- Game 23 — Game 20 loser vs. Game com/shiningstarsgoshine will be available able at www.snyderisd.net. 21 winner at Cal young, 6 p.m. ball’s summer league game against Lamesa at Moffett Field Game 24 — Game 22 winner vs. through July 3. on Thursday. Game 19 loser at Cal Young, 8 p.m. Freedom Run Game 25 — Game 19 winner vs. Track meet registration The Snyder Education Foundation Freedom Game 20 winner at Dixie, 6 p.m. The Shining Stars youth track and field Run will be held June 29 in Towle Park. A 5K Thursday, June 27 walk/run and 10K run will begin at 8 a.m. The Game 26 — Game 23 winner vs. meet will hold registration from 6-7 p.m. to- Game 24 winner at Wylie, 6 p.m. day at Just D’Vine Gifts and More. Registra- registration fee is $25 per person. Registration Rangers designate Smyly forms are available at the Cogdell Memorial Friday, June 28 tion will also be held June 28 and July 5. The Game 27 — Game 26 winner vs. Hospital rehab gym, Snyder Daily News, Cal- meet is open to children between the ages of Game 25 loser at Dixie, 6 p.m. vary Baptist Church, Nix’s Auto and Tire Ser- four and 18. The cost is $7 per person. Online for assignment Saturday, June 29 vice, Snyder ISD administration office, Sny- Game 28 — Game 25 winner vs. registration will be available through July 3 at der Chamber of Commerce, CrossFit Gym, ARLINGTON (AP) — majors the past two seasons Game 27 winner at Cal Young, 10 a.m. www.playpass.com/shiningstarsgoshine Game 29 — Game 28 winner vs. Tiger Gym, Anytime Fitness and the Kinder Drew Smyly struck out the because of Tommy John sur- Game 28 loser at Cal Young, 5 p.m., Morgan plant located at 3775 CR 226. Online last batter he faced for the gery, the 30-year-old Smyly if necessary Lady Tiger Volleyball Camp registration is also available at www.athlete- Texas Rangers. was 1-5 with an 8.42 ERA in ** The 2019 Snyder Lady Tiger volleyball guild.com. That came right after the 13 games with the Rangers. Major League All-Stars camp will be held Monday through Thurs- Saturday, June 22 veteran left-hander, who al- The Rangers made the Game 1 — Eastland at Albany, noon day at Tiger Gym. The camp is open to sec- Tiger basketball camp ready had lost his spot in move before their series finale Game 2 — Haskell vs. Clyde at Cal ond through ninth grade students and will The 2019 Snyder Tiger basketball camp will the starting rotation, allowed against Cleveland, when they Young, 4 p.m. have two sessions — 9-11:30 a.m. for second be held from 8:30-11:30 a.m. July 1-3 at the three consecutive home runs also optioned left-hander Joe Game 3 — Northern at Breckenridge, through fifth grade students and 1-3:30 p.m. in a five-pitch span. Palumbo to Triple-A Nash- noon Snyder Junior High School gym. The camp Game 4 — Dixie vs. Eastern at Cal for sixth through ninth grade students. The is open to boys going into the second through Smyly was designated for ville after he was the loser Young, noon cost is $55 for school district employees and ninth grades. The cost is $40 per child and assignment by the Rangers on Wednesday night. Game 5 — Southern at Snyder, $60 for non-school district employees. Regis- $15 for each additional child from the same Thursday, two days after his Texas brought up a pair of noon tration forms are available at www.snyderisd. family. To pre-register, call coach Lee Scott last appearance. lefties, Kyle Bird and Locke Game 6 — Jim Ned at Wylie, 10 a.m. After not pitching in the St. John. Game 7 — Sweetwater vs. Merkel at net. at 320-3470. Wylie, noon Sunday, June 23 Game 8 — Cisco vs. Game 1 winner at Albany, 7 p.m. Game 9 — Game 2 winner vs. Game 3 winner, 7 p.m. Game 10 — Game 4 winner vs. Game Andrus leads Rangers to 4-2 victory over Indians 5 winner, 7 p.m. ARLINGTON (AP) — to send Minor back out for the “It was just kind of a funky dle and stretched to field a Game 11 — Game 6 winner vs. Game When Elvis Andrus scored eighth inning, but the pitcher inning. (Plawecki) made grounder by Jason Kipnis 7 winner at Wylie, 5 p.m. Game 12 — Game 4 loser vs. Game 5 on a wild pitch after his RBI told him he was doing fine. a nice block but it kind of before a spin move and throw loser, 7 p.m. triple in the first inning, the “He didn’t even have sweat sprung back out off his leg. in the fifth. Ronald Guzman, Game 13 — Game 6 loser vs. Game 7 Texas Rangers already were on his face,” Woodward said. That was just kind of an awk- their 6-foot-4 first baseman, loser at Wylie, 7 p.m. feeling pretty good because Shawn Kelley worked the ward play,” said Bieber, who made a full split to complete Game 14 — Game 2 loser vs. Game 3 they had Mike Minor on the ninth for his ninth save in didn’t allow any more runs the out. loser, 7 p.m. Monday, June 24 mound at home. 13 chances after giving up a while striking out eight with- That was an inning after a Game 15 — Game 1 loser vs. Game Minor limited the Cleve- leadoff homer to Carlos San- out a walk in six innings. heads-up play by second base- 11 loser at Northern, 6 p.m. land Indians to one run and tana. “I thought he battled his man Rougned Odor, who was Game 16 — Game 9 loser vs. Game three singles over eight in- Cleveland, which scored (behind) off. First inning, he’s in shallow right field when 12 winner at Wylie, 6 p.m. nings after they had scored 44 runs in the first six games giving up some hard contact, he let a soft popup by Jose Game 17 — Game 8 loser vs. Game March. 13 winner at Wylie, 8 p.m. 10 runs each of the last two of its 5-2 trip, got its run off a couple runs and then he just Ramirez fall to the ground Game 18 — Game 10 loser vs. Game nights, and Texas earned a With the temperature Minor in the sixth on an RBI battled the rest of the way,” and started a double play. 14 winner at Northern, 8 p.m. series split with a 4-2 victory reaching 95 degrees, and heat single by Jordan Luplow after manager Terry Francona said. Indians infielder Jake Bau- Tuesday, June 25 Thursday. index at 110 and above, Minor a two-out single and walk. “Matter of fact, if we tied that ers also had an impressive Game 19 — Game 8 winner vs. Game “That’s desperately what threw 70 of his 110 pitches for Andrus also homered, hit- game we were going to let stretch to retire Shin-Soo 9 winner at Dixie, 6 p.m. strikes. Game 20 — Game 10 winner vs. we needed right there. Losing ting his first homer since him go back out.” Choo after second baseman Game 11 winner at Dixie, 8 p.m. two in a row, got beat up a lit- It was the Rangers’ 18th May 12 at Houston right af- Three K’s, You’re Out Kipnis fielded the ground. Game 21 — Game 16 winner vs. tle bit,” manager Chris Wood- game in 17 days, and they ter Danny Santana had gone Rangers third baseman As- Trainer’s Room Game 17 winner at Jim Ned, 6 p.m. ward said. “Just phenomenal, have a three-game weekend deep in the eighth to make it drubal Cabrera was ejected Rightfielder Nomar Maz- Game 22 — Game 15 winner vs. I don’t know what else to say series against the Chicago 4-1. It was the seventh homer in the sixth after disagree- ara got a scheduled day off Game 18 winner at Jim Ned, 8 p.m. White Sox before an off day. Wednesday, June 26 honestly. It’s every time out, for both players, the third for ing with a called third strike. for some extra rest and heal- Game 23 — Game 23 winner vs. every time he takes the ball he “I knew that it’d be nice to Santana in the four-game se- While Woodward was out ing after playing two games Game 20 loser at Southern, 6 p.m. just gives us a good outing.” split with these guys,” Mi- ries. discussing the ejection with since missing two games due Game 24 — Game 22 winner vs. The Rangers lefty im- nor said. “To split here and Santana doubled and stole home plate umpire Doug Ed- to hamstring tightness. Game 19 loser at Southern, 8 p.m. proved to 7-4 with a 2.52 ERA kind of salvage a little bit, a third in the first before An- dings, Cabrera tossed his bat- Up Next Game 25 — Game 19 winner vs. day game, a hot one and our Game 20 winner at Dixie, 8 p.m. overall. Minor has a 2.03 drus tripled to right-center. ting gloves from the dugout Trevor Bauer (5-6), coming Thursday, June 27 ERA in eight home starts, regular guys still played, I Andrus scored on a wild toward the plate. off his first career shutout in Game 26 — Game 23 winner vs. allowing only six runs in the felt good about it just because pitch by Shane Bieber (6-3) Cabrera struck out all three his last start Sunday at De- Game 24 winner at Wylie, 7 p.m. last seven since the Chicago some of those guys could that ricocheted off catcher at-bats. troit, faces the Tigers again Friday, June 28 Cubs scored six runs against have easily taken a day off.” Kevin Plawecki and went sev- Defensive Gems Friday night when Cleveland Game 27 — Game 26 winner vs. him on opening day back in Woodward hadn’t planned eral feet in front of the plate. Andrus went up the mid- opens a six-game homestand. Game 25 loser at Dixie, 8 p.m. Saturday, June 29 Game 28 — Game 25 winner vs. Game 27 winner at Cal Young, 12 p.m. Game 29 — Game 28 winner vs. Game 28 loser at Cal Young, 7 p.m., Yanks’ four home runs doom Astros to fifth straight loss if necessary Editors note: Unless specified, loca- NEW YORK (AP) — Gary Sán- by Alex Bregman and rookie Yordan Devenski for a two-run homer and a his cap toward Bregman, two young tion of the games are to be determined chez, Gleyber Torres and D.J. LeMa- Álvarez. 6-0 lead. stars acknowledging each other. hieu homered in a hurry, connecting Cheering the victory was Aaron “You saw it again tonight,” Yan- Encarnación homered for the sec- in a six-run fourth inning that pow- Judge, set to come off the injured list kees manager Aaron Boone said. ond time since being traded from Se- ered the Yankees past the Houston for tonight’s game. Out since April “As a group, they just make it really attle to New York last weekend, and Astros 10-6 Thursday night for their 20 with a strained left oblique, the tough.” Giancarlo Stanton got three hits as NCAA sixth straight win. All-Star slugger will join a potent The big inning included two delays New York opened a 10-3 lead. College World Series Edwin Encarnación hit his AL- Yankees lineup that thundered on a — a short break to fix the mound and “They’re dangerous whenever they Thursday, June 20 leading 23rd home run as the Yankees stormy evening. a 37-minute stoppage when the show- get into these hitter’s counts and it Louisville 4, Mississippi State 3, MSU handed Houston its season-worst fifth Sánchez opened the fourth with his ers fell too hard. started from the very first hitter of the eliminated loss in a row, matching its longest skid 22nd homer. Judge was in the dugout during the blowup inning,” Astros manager AJ Friday, June 21 since 2016. With rain falling, Torres connected first interlude and pounding his hand Hinch said. “They showed how ex- Game 11 — Michigan (47-20) vs. Texas Tech (46-19), 1 p.m. The Astros dropped a matchup of for a three-run jolt off rookie Framber to the fan chants of “Let’s go, Yan- plosive they are. We couldn’t keep the Game 12 — Vanderbilt (56-11) vs. division leaders despite Jake Maris- Valdéz (3-3). kees!” ball in the ballpark and the game kind Louisville (51-17), 6 p.m. nick’s two home runs and solo drives LeMahieu tagged reliever Chris From across the diamond, he tipped of got away from us for a little bit.”