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BY AMY MOSS STRONG their fishing vessel, the 60-foot water, watching the Sea Princess The World Sea Princess, blew a hole in the hull sink before their eyes. Goche and of the boat while they were alba- his brother Larry pulled the couple BANDON — Sixty miles out to core fishing in the Pacific Ocean out of the water. sea in 6,000 feet of water could be about 85 miles northwest of Coos Then they saved the cats. a lonely place to have an on-board Bay. explosion that sends you flying Port of Bandon commissioner A fixer-upper through the air. and fellow commercial fisherman Fishing was good that day and But in a fishing community, help Rick Goche, a Coquille resident, the weather was calm. The Schnei- Photos contributed by Cynthia Schneider can be a radio call away, even 14 also was albacore fishing in the area ders, who moor their boat in Win- The FV Sea Princess sinks 60 miles off of Coos Bay Aug. 5. The hours from the nearest port. aboard the Peso II, along with sev- chester Bay during the winter vessel’s engine exploded blowing open its hull. Port of Bandon Such was the case on Monday, eral other boats. Goche received months while they enjoy snow- commissioner and fisherman Rick Goche rescued Mark and Aug. 5, when Mark and Cynthia the call about 5 p.m. and arrived on related activities from their LaPine Cynthia Schneider, the boat’s owners, and their two cats, Jasper Schneider lost their livelihood in a the scene 15 minutes later to find and Topaz. few short minutes. The engine of the Schneiders floating in the SEE RESCUE | A8 Fishermen Helping our neighbors want seasons to overlap

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NORTH BEND — We want more opportunities, local fisherman told Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife on Tuesday night. The agency’s meeting at the North Bend Public Library was intended to draw input on 2014 regulations for halibut and 2015-2016 regulations for groundfish. Patrick Mirick, ODFW’s assistant project leader for halibut, said that while the state regulates groundfish under a federal maximum, Oregon’s halibut take falls under a catch sharing plan approved annually by the International Pacific Halibut Commission. The bulk of the sportfishing community’s requests revolved around the incidental take of non-target species during a given season. Bill Whitmer, who owns Betty Kay Charters in Charleston with his wife Margery, said that halibut fish- ing should be expanded to allow anglers fishing for rock- fish to retain incidental halibut. “I think that should be pushed into whatever depth we’re allowed to fish rockfish,”Whitmer said. Halibut and bottomfish seasons are currently sepa- rated by the state. Darrell Pruden, a retired ODFW biologist and sport By Alysha Beck, The World fisherman, asked about allowing incidental rockfish and Kadance Scott prepares a plate of salad, chicken enchiladas, homemade refried beans and rice at The Green Spot in Coos Bay on Tuesday. Scott lingcod take during the all-depth halibut season. and other volunteers serve food every Tuesday,Wednesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for people who are hungry. Mirick said the agency was concerned that targeting of lingcod and other species that live near rock piles could lead to greater incidental take of restricted yellow- Feeding the homeless three days a week eye rockfish. The state requires fishermen to immediately release BY EMILY THORNTON skills to become more productive in The menu depends on what is any yelloweye they catch. But ODFW has to count many the community,”said Anthony Pesca- donated. Some days, they receive pro- of those fish toward an incidental take quota since the The World tore, manager of The Green Spot. duce from the farmer’s market, he deepwater fish often die shortly after being brought to COOS BAY — Plates of piping hot Besides feeding people and helping said. Other days, it’s more canned the surface. enchiladas, rice and beans were paired Mirick said ODFW is encouraging the use of descend- them learn to cook, Pescatore said he food. ing devices, which lower fish back to their native depth with watermelon and fed to dozens of teaches people how to run sound sys- “We never know what we’re going and could allow the agency to count fewer yelloweye hungry people Tuesday. tems or do whatever they find inter- to cook.” toward the incidental take quota. The free food is doled out to about esting. Angie Caswell of Coos Bay said Oregon State Police Lt. David Gifford, who supervis- 50 homeless people from 10 a.m. to 2 “We want to make them feel like she’s been helping at The Green Spot es fish and wildlife enforcement in the southwest por- p.m. every Tuesday, Wednesday and they count,”Pescatore said. He said for about three months. She got her tion of the state, said that the only way to increase use of Thursday at The Green Spot. The edi- when he was homeless in the 1980s, food handler’s permit with their help. the devices would be to mandate their use. ble offerings, which began in May, someone let him do something on his Although homeless herself, she said The trooper said there’s currently little incentive to combines Neighbors in Need and The own and it “made all the difference. It she enjoys feeding people. use them because of the way yelloweye restrictions are Green Spot to reach out to those who gave me some self-esteem.” “I get to help out people,”Caswell currently written. don’t get help from area food banks. It Anyone may leave non-perishable said. “It makes me feel good.” “If a guy turns one back in and it dies, he’s still met also helps folks get their food han- food, clothing or blankets at The Kadance Scott of Coos Bay said she with the letter of the law,”Gifford said. dler’s permit and teaches them how to Green Spot’s front door downtown. enjoys giving back. She isn’t homeless, Reporter Thomas Moriarty can be reached at 541-269- work in a professional kitchen. They also may donate their time. but said she realized the need in the 1222, ext. 240, or by email at thomas.moriarty@the- It is all made possible by the com- “Everything helps,”said Pescatore. community. worldlink.com. Follow him on Twitter: munity’s donations. “We run out of everything. We can @ThomasDMoriarty. “We’re trying to give people the always use canned goods.” SEE NEIGHBORS | A8 Following clashes, Egypt declares state of emergency

BY HAMZA HENDAWI declared a monthlong state of ed the country. Police stations, replaced Morsi after he was ousted instructed commercial banks to AND MAGGIE MICHAEL emergency, ordering the armed government buildings and Coptic in a July 3 coup. The two sit-in close branches in areas affected by The Associated Press forces to support the police in Christian churches were attacked camps at two major intersections the chaos, a sign of alarm that the efforts to restore law and order and or set ablaze. on opposite sides of the Egyptian violence could spiral out of control. CAIRO — Riot police swept in protect state facilities. Egypt’s Smoke clogged the sky above capital began in late June to show The landmark Giza Pyramids and with armored vehicles, bulldozers interim Vice President Mohamed Cairo and fires smoldered on the support for Morsi. Protesters — the Egyptian Museum also were ElBaradei resigned on Wednesday. streets, which were lined with many from Morsi’s Muslim Broth- and helicopters Wednesday to clear closed to visitors for the day as a A nighttime curfew for Cairo and charred poles and tarps after sever- erhood — have demanded his rein- precaution, according to the Min- two sprawling encampments of 10 provinces also was put into al tents were burned. The smaller statement. istry of Antiquities. supporters of ousted President effect. camp was cleared relatively quick- The violence drew condemna- The turmoil was the latest chap- Mohammed Morsi, sparking run- Clashes also broke out elsewhere ly, but clashes continued at the tion from other predominantly ter a bitter standoff between ning street battles elsewhere in in the capital and other provinces main site near a mosque that has Muslim countries, but also from Morsi’s supporters and the interim Cairo and other Egyptian cities. At across the country, injuring more served as the epicenter of the pro- the U.N. and the United States, leadership took over the Arab least 149 people were killed nation- than 1,400 people nationwide, as Morsi campaign. which said the crackdown will only world’s most populous country. wide, many of them in the assaults Islamist anger spread over the The assault came after days of make it more difficult for Egypt to The military ousted Morsi after on the protest vigils. crackdown on the 6-week-old sit- warnings by the military-backed move forward. The interim government ins of Morsi supporters that divid- interim administration that The Egyptian Central Bank SEE EGYPT | A8

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PRICES GOOD THROUGH AUGUST 31,2013 BASE C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Wednesday, August 14,2013 • The World • A3 Y K South Coast Executive Editor Larry Campbell• 541-269-1222, ext. 251 theworldlink.com/news/local County Ready for Thefts & Mischief COOS COUNTY cans and replacing with his own TODAY trash, 900 block of Pacific Health Aug. 12, 10:37 a.m., threats, Avenue. Staples for Students Nation- the haul 96000 block of Stock Slough al School Supply Drive 8 Lane. Aug. 12, 7:38 p.m., stove fire, a.m. to 8 p.m., 1995 New- offers shots Aug. 12, 1:12 p.m., theft, 63400 1300 block of Montana Avenue. mark Ave., Coos Bay. Pro- block of Lighting Road. ceeds stay local with Boys Aug. 12, 9:59 p.m., assault, 400 & Girls Club of Southwest- for kids Aug. 12, 2:48 p.m., suspicious block of Newmark Avenue. ern Oregon students. conditions, Lakeside area. Aug. 12, 10:38 p.m., prowler, 500 Coos Bay Farmers Market 9 BY EMILY THORNTON Aug. 12, 5:18 p.m., theft, Snedden block of South Ninth Street. a.m. to 3 p.m., Downtown The World Lane. Aug. 12, 11:19 p.m., woman Coos Bay on Central arrested for violation of a COOS BAY — Aug. 12, 5:52 p.m., unauthorized Avenue. restraining order, 100 block of Immunizations will be avail- use of a motor vehicle, 96400 block of Sun Lake Lane. South Empire Boulevard. Four Shillings Short Celtic able for youngsters ages Performance 6:30-8:30 infant to 18 on Saturday, p.m., North Bend Public COOS BAY COQUILLE Library, 1800 Sherman Aug. 24, from 10 a.m. to 2 Ave., North Bend. 541-756- p.m., at the Coos County Aug. 12, 9:03 a.m., theft of pre- Aug. 12, 9:58 p.m., served war- 0400 Public Health Department, scription medication, 700 block rant and arrested man for 1975 McPherson St., North of Koos Bay Boulevard. McMinville police, taken to Coos Allison Scull and Victor Mar- Bend. The Bay Area Rotary County Jail, Highway 42 and tin Jazz 8 p.m., The Liberty Aug. 12, 10:31 a.m., man reports Club is sponsoring the shots, West Central Boulevard. Pub, 2047 Sherman Ave., threats to his life, 400 block of North Bend. There is a $5 which are being offered in North Cammann Street. Aug. 12, 11:17 p.m., harassment, cover. conjunction with National Aug. 12, 2:15 p.m., disorderly con- 300 block of East Seventh Immunization Awareness duct, man taking trash out of Street. Comedy with Chris Simpson Month. and Carlo Rodriquez 7 p.m. Immunizations protect and 9 p.m., The Mill Casino against 16 diseases, includ- Warehouse 101, 3201 Tremont, North Bend. ing polio, measles, mumps Cover. and whooping cough. Vaccines are available at THURSDAY doctor’s offices, pharmacies and the Coos County Public North Bend Elementary Health Department. School Registration 8 a.m. Vaccines are covered by most to 4 p.m., Grades K-5 at insurance plans and may be North Bay, 93670 Viking available at low or no cost to Lane; Grades K-4 at Hill- those without vaccination crest, 1100 Maine St., North coverage. By Lou Sennick, The World Bend. Kindergarten stu- The crew of the fishing vessel Apache based in Charleston, get dents will need birth cer- Adults may need vaccina- tions as the protection wears their bottom fishing net loaded and ready for a trip. Nathan tificates and immunization Lauby, left, and Scott Mills guided the net on the reel from the records. 541-756-2521 off with time and leaves adults at risk for shingles. boat ramp in the marina on an afternoon in late July. The crew Staples for Students Nation- Lena Hawtin, communi- heading out to fish for petroli early the next morning. al School Supply Drive 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., 1995 New- cable disease coordinator at mark Ave., Coos Bay. Pro- the Coos County Public ceeds stay local with Boys Health Department, said & Girls Club of Southwest- there are several vaccines Egyptian gets ern Oregon students. being phased into the requirements for school-age North Bend Middle School Registration 8:30 a.m. to children. 3:30 p.m., Grades 5-6 at Hepatitis A will be another boost NBMS, 1500 16th St., North required for kids up to fifth Bend. 541-756-2521 grade and at children’s’ facilities this year. It will be Fiddle on the Beach 9 a.m., required for kids up to grade from businesses Winchester Bay Community 12 next school year. Center, 635 Broadway, Win- BY TIM NOVOTNY $10,000. Tetanus/diphtheria booster chester Bay. Open jams in The World “The gap is getting really and around the center all will be required for grades tiny, it’s pretty exciting,” he day. OOTFA performance at seven to nine this year and COOS BAY - Don’t expect said. 6 p.m. 541-759-3419 or 541- grades seven through 12 next the Egyptian Theatre The two-day Business 902-2336 year. fundraising efforts to end Blitz campaign at the end of Singles Bowling 9:15 a.m., Hawtin said it was just because renovation work July turned out better than North Bend Lanes, 1225 Vir- important for kids to keep up is about to begin. Bob More, they had expected and, More ginia Ave., North Bend. to date on shots. who heads the Theatre adds, shows just how much “These diseases could re- Four Shillings Short Celtic Restoration committee, says the Egyptian Theatre means emerge if kids don’t have the the original goal was just the to the people on the South Performance 7-9 p.m., Dol- correct shots,”Hawtin said. phin Playhouse, 580 New- start of their wish list. Coast. mark Ave., Coos Bay. 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Editorial Board Jeff Precourt, Publisher Les Bowen, Digital Editor Opinion Larry Campbell, Executive Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion Economic recovery requires higher wage jobs

Some new numbers from the U.S. Bureau Helping UO become more of Labor Statistics highlight the fragility of Oregon’s economic recovery. Oregon Views affordable would be a legacy The good news is that wages in Linn It should come as no surprise that Phil County rank in the top third of Oregon coun- Knight’s was among the 45 names submitted ties. The county’s average weekly wage for to Gov. John Kitzhaber last week as the gov- the fourth quarter of 2012 was $730, good Oregon Views offers edited excerpts of newspaper editorials from around the ernor prepares to appoint new boards for enough for 12th place in Oregon. state. To see the full text, go to theworldlink.com/opinion. Oregon, Oregon State and Portland State. The bad news is that Linn County’s aver- That certainly seems to make sense as it was age weekly wages are $270 under the nation- (at 4 percent) are faring better than we are in organization that has been tracking judicial evident in the university’s push for inde- al average of $1,000. terms of wage growth. salaries across the country for 30 years. pendence that the principal motivation was The big problem here, of course, is that The bottom line here is nothing that you In fact, pay for Oregon Supreme and Cir- the ability to raise more money. And no one Oregon consistently has ranked below the haven’t heard us say before. But it’s worth cuit Court judges rank 45th and 46th, has given more money to the Ducks than Phil national average in terms of wages. The repeating: The need throughout Oregon for respectively, among all states and the Dis- Knight, something in the vicinity of $400 average Oregon weekly wage, according to more and better-paying jobs shouldn’t just trict of Columbia. Court of Appeals judges million, according to various estimates. the most recent bureau statistics, was $871 be a bromide uttered by politicians seeking fare slightly better, coming in 36th in the Knight’s latest donation is the university’s in the fourth quarter of 2012. That places the re-election. It needs to be our top priority - same group. Numbers for the Circuit Court spanking new Football Performance Center. state 29th in the nation. and we need to approach it with real judges have been adjusted for inflation, but Spending $68 million on a football palace is In fact, 35 of Oregon’s 36 counties were urgency, not just lip service. without that adjustment, they rank 45th. obscene in a state in which only 2 of 10 needy under that national average of $1,000 a week. — Albany Democrat-Herald Judges do better when compared with Oregonian students can get state help Even though Oregon wages rose 2.5 per- lawyers in Oregon. Circuit Court judges through the Oregon Opportunity Grants for cent in the fourth quarter of 2012, that rate Raising judges’ pay ensures make a bit more than the average lawyer in low- and middle-income families. of increase was relatively anemic when good judicial candidates Deschutes County,for example, but substan- To be fair,Knight has been generous to UO compared to the national increase of 4.7 Among the relatively unnoticed bills to tially less than the average lawyer in Mult- in areas other than sports. Knight may be percent. In other words, Oregon wages are pass out of the Oregon Legislature last nomah County. The recently approved raises about to drop another huge payday on the improving, but at about half the rate of month was one that granted raises to the will give all state judges $5,000 more this Ducks. national wages. state’s judges, both on the local level and in year, enough to move them up only slightly in We can only hope that if that payday Oregon’s rate of increase in wages, in fact, appellate courts, and that’s a good thing. the national rankings, and another $5,000 in comes, some of it would go toward helping places it 42nd in the nation. Alabama is Oregon’s judges are among the most 2014, still well below the national average. the university become more affordable doing better. So is Mississippi. poorly paid in the United States, according Oregonians deserve good judges, and by rather than merely toward helping the foot- It’s true that Oregon tends to arrive late at to the National Center for State Courts, an and large we’ve gotten them. These raises will ball team run up more points on the next recessions and lingers late as well. Both Cali- independent, nonprofit court improvement help to ensure that we continue to get them. Tennessee Tech. fornia (at 7.8 percent) and Washington state — The (Bend) Bulletin — The (Medford) Mail Tribune The zip code of the West

We’ve been doing 75 miles an hour for the last two hours across the desert and the view hasn’t changed a bit. The mountain outcrop up ahead is called El Capitan on the map, and the mountain range we left behind looks the same in the rear-view mirror as it did two hours ago. We are on vacation in the vast Desert Southwest. If we drove this far in Europe, we’d have been through six countries, five topographies, nine microclimates and been pickpocketed twice — once by a group of boisterous children and once by a couple of adults pretending to be lost. Our southwestern deserts cover much of four states and big parts of at least five others, plus a big chunk of Mexi- co. Everyone’s heard of Death Valley, but what they never mention is that the valley right next to it — Public Forum and the one after that, and the one after that — stretch on for hundreds of miles. To get to Death Val- For some, nothing the cross atop the memorial is established for larger memorials around the world is on the inter- JIM ley, you had to cross an not an automatic symbol of reli- in front of city hall, and the Viet- net. Pettit can’t argue against gion. For well over 200 years in MULLEN unending series of Near- is right enough nam memorial should be placed the fact that at least 65 people America the cross has been a in that vicinity with the names have died at global LNG termi- Death Valleys. Good times. In regards to the letter by symbol to honor a sacrifice made of those honored. nals since 128 died in Cleveland Humorist Imagine crossing this Sharon Leslie, it seems like by various folks who gave of Claire and Ralph Mohr vastness on a horse and racism to me. For some people in 1944. There have been hun- wagon. While the desert looks flat to us their life, liberty and freedom in Coos Bay dreds of pipeline explosion nothing this president does is service to America regardless of from a speeding car doing 75, up close it’s right. deaths since 2000, including full of wheel-cracking arroyos, steep-sided their particular religion or lack Two hours ... or eight this week. The dead and Concerning Benghazi, not thereof. gullies and rough, stony ridges. Every out- enough done protecting our injured were in an area known as cropping of any size is called El Capitan, When I served the United two days ... Beep a “high consequence area”, more embassy — now too much. States of America, a belief sys- which is Spanish for “Are we there yet?” As far as our status in other So, I called Coos County parks appropriately death zones, an Drive for 200 miles in any direction and it tem or religion was never a countries, if you were really for reservations to one of your area within 1000 feet on either will seem as if you’re driving in place. requirement in order to serve. informed, or at least paying beautiful campgrounds. I was side of a large diameter high Even here, it is hard to be totally alone. We were simply required to do attention, you’d know how surprised that the reservation pressure pipeline. And the LNG There is no vegetation to hide the propane our job to the best of our training respected Obama is, especially line is a recorded message stat- salesman was quoted by The tanks, no shade trees to cover the swamp and ability as well as to take care compared to Bush. By the way, ing that my call will be returned World newspaper saying, “I coolers on the rooftops, no ivy, no of our buddies. The religion or thanks to Bush who wrongfully within two hours or up to two honestly don’t think safety is a bougainvilla, no wisteria to climb up the lack thereof by the people we invaded Iraq, created al-Qaida days. big concern.” side of the cinder-block buildings. Because served with was never a ques- Art Morris Where were Pettit and his pro there is nothing to disguise the mile or two there, and stirred a hornets nests tion. The only question was how in the Middle East, we will prob- Springfield LNG letter writing CCAP asso- of power lines marching up to a solitary well they did their job in order to ciate Barton in 2004 when an trailer in the foothills with one faded car ably never be totally free of ter- keep the team intact, safe and rorists. Thank god Obama has Head to the right, LNG salesman arrived after baking in the sun next to it, there is rarely a finish our mission successfully being told by other West Coast the sense to try and solve prob- with honor. time that you can’t see the hand of man. but run to the left cities that LNG was not wel- lems diplomatically. When I am tired of those in our soci- A barbed wire fence runs along both come? We were in a position of Republicans are in power, they ety who wish to figuratively den- On Monday morning I awoke sides of the highway for miles, but there are strength. We could have had love war as it makes them lots of igrate and spit upon Vietnam to the news that the Oregon no cattle, no horses. Is the fence there to premium tax monies, guaran- keep something in or to keep us out? There money — remember Haliburton? vets once more. If these folks are Republicans had elected Art teed jobs for locals, guaranteed is always a trailer off in the distance: the Another thing you seem not intolerant and don’t respect our Robinson to head their party. safety, etc. Now we get no taxes house of a herder or a survivalist? The tops to have noticed is that things are community’s honor and respect After I picked my jaw up off the and no guarantees. of the barren peaks are covered in uniden- getting better despite the efforts for those of us who served, then floor and stopped laughing, I Pettit didn’t mention the Lim- tifiable, oddly shaped buildings sprouting of the Republican Congress to it is surely their loss, not ours. pondered the following ques- antennae. Are they secret government stop everything good for this I volunteer to work, research tions. How far right will the itation of Vessel Owners Act that complexes? Or are they the headquarters of country. Take the Tea Party or raise money to keep the Republican Party move before assures that incinerated families some villain who has James Bond stored up against Obamacare, “It’s social- memorial where it is and where they come to their senses? Will or property, caused by a LNG there until he can find an unusually grue- ism,”they cry. Yet most of them it belongs. Art urge his members running vessel catastrophic event as the some and foolproof way to kill him, a trap already get Medicare. Hello? Jim Jochum for office to have their son or vessel travels from Charleston, from which he will never escape but always Broaden your horizons, North Bend daughter register as a Democrat past Barview, Empire, Coos Bay does? Or they could just be water cisterns, Sharon. Listen to something and run against their opponent and North Bend, will not receive observatories, mine heads or maintenance besides Fox News. Appropriate sites in the Democratic primary? It compensation for their loss. sheds. It’s hard to tell. Colleen Curto wouldn’t surprise me one bit. Sorry, it’s the law. The icon of Western films, the giant Coos Bay for big memorials Barbara Coulson LNG on the North Spit will be saguaro cactus — the one that looks like a We would like to recommend Bandon a huge pay day for a few. Who man giving hand signals with both arms — is Keep memorial that there be no large memorials will the future Jordon Cove A massive, noisy, owner be? The Chinese? Pettit is in big sections of the desert. They are noto- where it belongs in Mingus Park. Memorials riously slow-growing cacti. They don’t should be limited by size. A rea- dirty eyesore correct about crud flowing up grow their first “arm” until they are 70 years I am a Vietnam vet and a 36- sonable compromise would be the channel into his motorcycle old. Since they are old and slow,they’re per- year resident of Coos County. As that any donor plaques for Mr. Pettit’s Aug. 6 letter sup- shop when there is a tsunami. fect for target practice. It’s hard to find one such, I believe that I have as benches and landscaping should porting LNG is as weak as his The volume of crud, and the that doesn’t have a bullet hole, a machete much, if not more, say on the be no larger than what is cur- argument for a county adminis- velocity of which it flows, scar or someone’s initials carved into it. subject of the Mingus Park War rently on such existing benches. trator. Insulting women opposed destroying your neighborhoods, You wonder how a cow or a horse could Memorial than the out-of-state The Vietnam memorial in to LNG doesn’t help. will increase thanks to the deep- survive in this overheated desolation. Freedom From Religion group. particular does not list the I don’t support or oppose ening and widening of the chan- What did they eat? Where did they get The memorial is a peaceful, names from Coos Bay of those LNG. I can relocate, can you? nel to accommodate LNG ves- water? It slowly dawns on you that many of thoughtful and honorable who died in that war. A suitable Even seen a LNG terminal? They sels. How long will it take to the historic cowboy towns of movie lore — thanks to all of the vets, like plaque listing those names are massive, noisy and dirty, safely boil off the contents of the Tombstone, Virginia City, Deadwood — myself, that were denigrated and would be quite large. with large loading arms and boil LNG factory and vessel tanks were really mining towns. Hollywood used spat upon by many folks when Considering that Mingus Park off flares. Parts are more than 15 when the vessel is trapped in the the desert because it was close, not because we returned to the United States is and will be a public place of stories high. And this eyesore channel because the channel is it was real. of America, as well as the ones pleasure for a long time, it must will be at the end of the main air- unusable for many months fol- We’ve been duped again. who came home in a coffin. not be allowed to become a port runway. lowing a tsunami? Contact Jim Mullen at Contrary to the rhetoric of the cemetery or memorial garden. Pettit must know that a list of Sarah Mauldin JimMullenBooks.com. Freedom From Religion group, An appropriate place has been natural gas pipeline explosions Charleston C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Wednesday, August 14,2013 • The World • A5 Y K State Freeloading ACLU seeks police records on stun gun use baby daddy SALEM (AP) — Civil lib- case,” the first one it identi- the appeals court to review coverage and sparked lic would allow scrutiny of erties lawyers told the fied in that way. Lane County Circuit Court protests of its own. how well the civilian review refuses to Oregon Court of Appeals on As part of their review, Judge Josephine Mooney That amount of discus- board was performing. Lidz Tuesday that internal the board received internal finding that it failed to meet sion, coupled with the hours said the public had that records used by a civilian documents, including an that burden. spent by the civilian review opportunity at the hearings. hit the road review board to judge the investigator’s interview Oregon public records board reviewing the decision “A three-hour hearing, 16 actions of a Eugene police notes, analysis and recom- law instructs government at a public hearing should pages (of transcripts),” Lidz DEAR ABBY: My 22-year- officer should be made pub- mendations. bodies to have a “pro-dis- have satisfied public inter- said,“I think that’s sufficient old daughter and her two lic. When the American Civil closure bias,” but legislators est, said Jerome Lidz, an to tell the public, how is the young children live with me. The case dates back to Liberties Union of Oregon have also built hundreds of attorney representing the board doing.” She doesn’t work, which is 2008, when a police officer sought those records, city exemptions into the law. In city. Appeals court judge Rex fine. I don’t mind supporting twice used a stun gun on officials cited a provision in the one the city cited while Van Ornum was later Armstrong asked Wilker how her because I’d rather have protester Ian Van Ornum, Oregon law that permits denying the records, there is found guilty at a jury trial of he could offer “negative the kids see their mom. who was lying on the ground them to deny records in per- a narrow escape hatch for disorderly conduct and proof”that the public interest I spent most of my life as a at an anti-pesticide rally in sonnel investigations that records-seekers: Internal resisting arrest. wasn’t met by the failure to single mom, working long Eugene. don’t result in discipline. records can be made public if Lidz said the civilian disclose the internal records. hours and not seeing my kids. The Eugene chief of A trial court judge agreed “public interest requires dis- review board serves as a Wilker responded that it My work has finally paid off, police did not discipline the with the city and said the closure.” proxy for the public, and the falls to public bodies to meet and I’m at a point where, while officer, Judd Warden, but burden for proving that the ACLU of Oregon attorney fact that they were permitted the public-records burden. not rich, I can support my first had to run the decision release of the records was in Steven Wilker argued to review the documents was “The city can’t just punt daughter and grandbabies. by the city’s Civilian Review the public interest fell to the Tuesday that the Van Ornum sufficient. on that issue,” Wilker said, The problem is the baby Board, which labeled the ACLU of Oregon. case met such a bar after it Wilker countered that “or in this case, merely hide daddy. He has a history of case a “community impact The organization asked drew intense local media opening the files to the pub- the ball.” drug abuse, theft and jail time. He works only part- time jobs, State jobless rate which he DEAR loses ABBY monthly. He stands at 8 percent gives my daughter SALEM (AP) — State nothing and economists say Oregon’s treats her as unemployment rate remains STATE if she owes “essentially unchanged” at 8 DIGEST him. percent. I don’t The state Employment because boulders were want to Department said Tuesday falling nearby. support JEANNE the rate for July was higher “He probably fell a little him, but he than in June, after a revision over a thousand feet down PHILLIPS has moved of the statistics, by two- from the summit,” Hughes in and won’t tenths of a percentage point. said. leave my The department said hir- Kinasiewicz, 32, had been house. I have told him to go, ing continued to be strong in in the United States for that he’s welcome to visit the leisure and hospitality busi- drone training at the Insitu kids, but he ignores me. It’s nesses, while construction company in Bingen, Wash. like talking to a wall. He won’t companies and governments The novice climber used even acknowledge that I told shed jobs. an off day to go up the him to leave. He acts like he’s Overall, the department mountain Sunday, and was The Associated Press king of the castle when it’s my said, the state has added an reported missing by a room- A helicopter sits on a logging road in the Malheur National Forest outside Burns, after suffering engine fail- home! I can’t take it anymore. average of 2,900 jobs a mate the next morning. ure and crash-landing while involved in a search for marijuana gardens grown by Mexican drug cartels. The I pay all the bills. month in the past 10 Crews found his vehicle at a sheriff’s office says the pilot and a sheriff’s deputy on board both walked away unhurt. The National I told my daughter, and she months. The jobs figure rose trailhead, but a daylong Transportation Safety Board has sent the engine to the manufacturer for inspection. ignores me as well. My oldest 900 in July. search of two routes that son has offered to talk to them It also said the state’s start at that point failed to na eradication program. He keep the fee at $5. river to find its own course for me. I don’t want to lose labor force continues to find him. says they hope to resume in a Despite denials from port through several channels. my grandbabies. They are my shrink, reflecting a variety of few weeks if another heli- officials, sport fishermen The earthen dam is 8 feet purpose in life. Please help. — causes including the retire- Chopper crashes copter can be arranged. protested they were being high and 750 feet long. FURIOUS IN PENNSYLVA- ments of baby boomers and searching for pot The McDonnell Douglas punished for gaining restric- Removal begins Thursday. NIA lagging numbers of young BURNS (AP) — The 369E was being leased by the tions on commercial fishing Completion is expected in DEAR FURIOUS: Part of people looking for work. U.S. Department of Justice with gillnets. They’ve long November. your problem may be the annual search for marijuana gardens grown by Mexican from PJ Helicopters of Red criticized the nets as harm- degree to which you enable Polish climber dies on Bluff, Calif. ing fish and catching too Warmer weather could your daughter. You won’t be drug cartels in Eastern Mount Hood Oregon’s Harney County got many endangered species. bring smoke back around forever. She needs to Astoria port backs off At the behest of Oregon learn to be independent so PORTLAND(AP) — off to a rough start when a GRANTS PASS (AP) — Crews on Tuesday found the helicopter suffered engine fisherman parking fee Gov. John Kitzhaber, Oregon The cool weather that has she can support herself and and Washington regulators those children. Clearly, Baby body of a Polish military man failure and crash-landed. ASTORIA (AP) — After a allowed firefighters to make on Oregon’s Mount Hood, The Harney County protest that exposed hard plan to bar the use of the nets steady progress against Daddy isn’t man enough to be on the river’s main channel. of any assistance. authorities said. Sheriff’s office said the pilot feelings about gillnet fishing wildfires in southwestern The body of Sebastian and the deputy flying with on the Columbia River, the The gillnetters say con- Oregon will be turning If he has lived with you for signing them to side chan- a while, you may need a Kinasiewicz was spotted him walked away unhurt Port of Astoria has backed warmer this week — so from the air Tuesday by a Monday. The crash was near off a $20-a-day parking fee nels and tributaries will be intense burning and smoke lawyer to get him out. ruinous to their business. According to Los Angeles National Guard helicopter. Calamity Butte on the it planned to charge sport are likely to return to the attorney Lee Dresie: “You can Sgt. Pete Hughes of the Malheur National Forest. fishermen. Old dam being removed Grants Pass area. The Daily Astorian Jeree Mills of the get rid of the freeloader by Hood River County sheriff’s Sgt. Brian Needham says to improve fish habitat giving him a 30-day ‘notice to office said it was too danger- it was the first day of a feder- reports that the port’s board Interagency Coordination leave’ in writing. It should ous to recover the body al, state and county marijua- decided Monday night to TROUTDALE (AP) — A Center says lightning later say,‘You have 30 days to leave dam built in the 1930s to this week should largely my home. If you don’t, I will boost salmon runs in the bypass the region, but it will bring an action to evict you.’If Sandy River near Troutdale pepper central and north- Obituary is now being removed to eastern Oregon. he still refuses to go, consult an attorney who specializes in Carol Agnes graduated with a Bachelor of be filled by anyone else. improve fish habitat. Meanwhile, firefighters eviction law.” (Morford) Kirk Science in education from Carol is survived by her The U.S. Army Corps of have the biggest of the fires Northwest Nazarene College son, William Kirk of Coos Engineers and the Portland — the 71-square-mile This is Abby again: Be sure Jan. 27, 1941 – Aug. 6, 2013 you have a witness present in Nampa, Idaho and was Bay; daughter, Laura Lee and Water Board are sharing the Douglas Complex outside A chapel funeral service when the notice is given so hired to teach fifth and sixth her husband, Brian of cost of the $800,000 project Glendale — 50 percent con- will be held for Mrs. Carol M. Baby Daddy can’t deny grade in Canby. Cloverdale, Calif.; son, Peter on land managed by the U.S. tained. Kirk, 72, of North Bend, at receiving it. Your son could be In 1967, Carol met a tall, Kirk, and his wife, Taryn of Forest Service. A new management team noon that witness, and yes, he handsome forester named Coos Bay; daughter, Corps spokeswoman has taken over the Big Windy Saturday, should be asked to lead the Peter J. Kirk. They were mar- Katherine Sanders and her Diana Fredlund says the old fire in the Rogue River Aug. 17, at discussion on how to resolve ried in December 1968 and husband, Patrick of Fort Oregon Game Commission Canyon 25 miles down- Coos Bay this situation. Carol moved to Tillamook, Worth,Texas; son, Paul Kirk, wanted to close off the East stream of Grants Pass. It Chapel, 685 It is also troubling that the where Peter was a silvacul- and his wife, Kim of Coos Channel through the Sandy remains 15 percent con- Anderson daughter for whom you pro- turist with the Bureau of Bay; son, Nathan Kirk and River Delta, where the river tained. Ave., with vide food and shelter is ignor- Land Management. In 1975, his wife, Krikett of Fairborn, empties into the Columbia. Heavy thundershowers her son-in- ing you. You’re treated this with four young children, Ohio; son, David Kirk and his She says the idea then was last weekend took enough law, pastor way because you don’t assert she and Peter moved to Coos wife, Desiree of Eugene; 15 to focus flows through one smoke out of the air to let Patrick yourself. Please do it before Bay, where they both spent blessed grandchildren; and channel, but the more natu- whitewater rafters resume Sanders, Carol (Morford) Baby Daddy impregnates her the rest of their lives. Carol one great-grandchild. ral condition is to allow the runs down the wild section. presiding. A Kirk again and you have four peo- poured herself into raising Carol was preceded in graveside ple to support. their children, which by 1982 death by her parents, John committal will Death Notices DEAR ABBY: I’m 27 and numbered seven with the and Laura Morford; hus- follow at Ocean have an issue that has both- birth of their final child. 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C M C M Y K A6• The World • Wednesday, August 14,2013 Y K Mother DILBERT nature’s finest beauty product We know it’s important to FRANK AND ERNEST check the ingredients on food products, but have you ever thought of checking your health and beauty products? I did recently and discovered a lot of unpro- nounceable words. But there’s one ingredient I would recognize for sure, just as EVERYDAY today’s CHEAPSKATE first tip- ster did. THE BORN LOSER Over the y ears, that dis- covery has saved her a lot of money. OIL Mary OF Hunt OLIVE. I have a better and cheaper alternative for ZITS even the most expensive, salon-quality facial mois- turizer. One day I studied my favorite moisturizer and dis- covered I’d been paying $42 for a 1 ounce bottle of virgin olive oil! I could purchase a gallon of very high-quality olive oil for that kind of money and still have money left over. So I decided to experiment with a bottle of the finest extra virgin olive CLASSIC PEANUTS oil I could find at my super- market. I applied two or three drops to my face right after cleansing, while my THE FAMILY CIRCUS face was still warm and moist. It absorbed nicely. After a few months, the results were indistinguish- able from the expensive product. For me, the results of using olive oil as a beauty product have been wonder- ful — Joanne, Michigan FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE FURNITURE PROTEC- TOR. A shower curtain liner from the dollar store makes the perfect cover for your table when doing any kind of craft or paint project. — Sylvia, email SNICKERS POPCORN. I make Snickers popcorn with just three ingredients: 2 bags plain microwave popcorn, 2 cups Milk Chocolate Candy Melts (or chocolate chips ROSE IS ROSE work well, too) and 10 mini Snickers bars. Pop the corn, then spread it out on a parchment or waxed paper- lined sheet pan. Cut up Snickers into little pieces. Melt the chocolate in microwave for 2-3 minutes, checking and stirring often. (If using chocolate chips, stir in 1 teaspoon vegetable oil as it melts.) Pour melted chocolate on top of the pop- LUANN corn, then sprinkle the Snickers pieces all over the top. Mix all together while the chocolate is still hot. Allow to sit for 45 minutes. This will require a lot of self discipline, but you’ll be glad you waited. Yum. —Stephen, Minnesota PERFECTION ON A GRILL. Five steps to grilling the perfect steak: 1) Make sure the grill is clean. 2) Hot is good, so let your barbecue GRIZZWELLS heat up before grilling. 3) Cook with the lid down, and don’t peek, to lock in flavors. 4) Let it rest after grilling, for at least 7 minutes. 5) Get a proper meat thermometer because there is no reliable way to know when it’s time to take that steak off the grill! — Marty, California SAVE THE SHOWER CAPS. A giveaway shower cap from a hotel stay is the perfect “wrapper” for shoes when traveling. Just pop the shoes into that cap to keep them from dirtying the MODERATELY CONFUSED KIT ’N’ CARLYLE HERMAN clothes packed in your suit- case. I read this recently and tried it, and it is a great idea. A regular-sized pair of ladies’ flats will fit into one cap, while it may take two caps to accommodate a pair of heels or men’s shoes. I always wondered what I could do with those shower caps. — Jim, email Would you like to send a tip to Mary? You can email her at mary@everyday- cheapskate.com, or write to Everyday Cheapskate, P.O. Box 2099, Cypress, CA 90630. Include your first and last name and state. To find out more about Mary and read her past columns, please visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.creators.com.

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C M C M Y K Wednesday, August 14,2013 • The World • A7 Y K Nation and World UPS cargo jet crashes in Ala.; 2 killed

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) woman for the city’s airport heard what sounded like — A UPS cargo plane crashed authority. The crash had not engines sputtering as the and burned Wednesday affected airport operations, plane went over her house. morning on the outskirts of though it did appear to top- “It sounded like an air- an Alabama airport, killing ple a tree and a utility pole. plane had given out of fuel. two crew members and scat- The top was broken out of We thought it was trying to tering boxes and charred the tree and there are pieces make it to the airport. But a debris across the grassy field, of a utility pole and limbs in few minutes later we heard a officials said. the road. Nearby, grass was loud ‘boom’,” she said. The pilot and co-pilot of blackened near the bottom of Another resident, Jerome the jet were pronounced a hill. A piece of the fuselage Sanders, lives near the run- dead at the scene, said Birm- and an engine are visible on way. He said he heard a plane ingham Fire Chief Ivor the crest of the hill. White just before dawn and could Brooks. The crash site had smoke was pouring from the see flames seconds before it been burning, but the blaze other side of the hill. crashed. was extinguished by late It was not known what the The Airbus A300 that had morning, Brooks said. plane was carrying; UPS taken off from Louisville, Ky., The plane crashed in an spokesman Jeff Wafford said crashed around 5 a.m. CDT open field on the outskirts of only that the plane was car- about a half-mile from the Birmingham-Shuttlesworth rying a variety of cargo. runway, said Federal Aviation The Associated Press International Airport, said Sharon Wilson, who lives Administration spokes- A UPS cargo plane lies on a hill at Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport after crashing on Toni Herrera-Bast, a spokes- near the airport, said she woman Kathleen Bergen said. approach Wednesday in Birmingham,Ala. Typhoon lands in Firefighters’ China after Hong benefits divide Kong shuts down Prescott, Ariz.

BEIJING (AP) — Tens of storm, which was packing PRESCOTT, Ariz. (AP) — The widow of fallen fire- thousands of people were sustained gale force winds of In the days after a wildfire fighter Andrew Ashcraft evacuated as a powerful 90 miles per hour. killed 19 members of an elite brought attention to the typhoon thundered into In Hong Kong, offices, firefighting team, the Ari- issue by making public pleas southern China on Wednes- schools and courts were shut zona city where they were to city officials, saying her day after shutting down the and the stock market halted based banded together in a husband worked fulltime bustling Asian financial cen- trading, bringing an eerie series of moving public hours, was promised a full- ter of Hong Kong and sinking calm to the normally busy memorials and tributes, time position and deserved a cargo ship. southern Chinese commer- overwhelmingly united in its the more lucrative benefits. Packing high winds and cial hub. More than 350 support of the men and their “There were 19 men that torrential rain, Typhoon flights were canceled or families. perished in that fire and for Utor forced the closure of delayed and bus and com- That unity has faded since whatever reason, there are schools, offices, shopping muter ferry services were residents learned Prescott is people that feel that some of centers and construction curtailed. not paying fulltime benefits them don’t deserve to be sites in cities along its path Helicopter search and res- to all of the families of the treated in a way that the oth- northwest across Guang- cue teams from Hong Kong firefighters who died June 30. ers do,”Juliann Ashcraft said dong province. and Guangdong province Now, leaders of the city at a news conference outside More than 60,000 people rescued 21 crew members nicknamed “Everybody’s the courthouse. were evacuated in the city of from the “Trans Summer,” a Hometown” are receiving Division Chief Darrell Maoming alone, while bulk carrier, after it started emails that range from vicious Willis of the Prescott Fire another 98,000 were moved listing in waters southwest of to complimentary for not let- Department issued a state- to safety to the south on the Hong Kong, local broadcast- ting emotion get in the way. ment Tuesday saying he island province of Hainan, er RTHK said. China’s offi- The Associated Press Grieving widows have lashed made no such promise to where 26,000 fishing boats cial Xinhua News Agency The Patch Springs fire burns at the south end of the Stansbury out at city leaders in public Andrew Ashcraft and that were also ordered to shelter said it was carrying 57,000 Mountains, near Tooele, Utah, on Monday. The 4.5 square-mile Patch meetings, news conferences promotions cannot be based in harbors. Flights and ferry tons of nickel ore. Springs Fire grew overnight as it approached the nearby Goshute Indian and national TV appearances. on a verbal commitment by services were suspended on Six people in Hong Kong Reservation. The source of the dispute supervisors. the island, stranding thou- were reported injured. is the fact that 13 of the fire- From the city’s point of fighters were classified as view, the law is clear. The 13 sands of travelers. Strong winds blew down 21 temporary employees and firefighters were not classi- There were no immediate trees, but otherwise the their families are not entitled fied as fulltime, and the city reports of damage or injuries city emerged largely At least 12 homes to full survivors’ benefits. As said changing the rules after on the mainland due to the unscathed. a result, they receive smaller the fact would be illegal and death benefits than the fami- also cost Prescott millions of lost in Utah fire lies of the six firefighters dollars over the lifetime of Two hostages shot in La. bank classified as fulltime. the firefighters’ dependents.

ST. JOSEPH, La. (AP) — A WANSHIP, Utah (AP) — A About 250 homes were lightning-sparked wildfire still “imminently threat- man who took hostages at a has destroyed at least a ened,” he said. bank in rural Louisiana shot WORLD Cop cams ordered to help dozen homes and threatens Utah Gov. Gary Herbert the two remaining hostages, DIGEST hundreds of others near a confirmed that homes had killing one of them, before Utah resort town. burned late Tuesday and said fix NYC stop-and-frisk being shot and killed by The blaze near Park City the fire has grown to 4,000 police, authorities said. Eurozone grows by 0.3 was among several in the acres, or more than 6 square NEW YORK (AP) — In the easy to review it. The officer During negotiations with percent in 2nd quarter West, where fires have miles. It is 5 percent con- law enforcement late Tues- years of debate over New would be aware he’s on tape.” BRUSSELS (AP) — The devoured dry grass and brush tained. Two Black Hawk hel- York City’s stop-and-frisk In her decision this week day, the suspect — identi- recession in the eurozone and burned to the edges of icopters will be used to fight fied as 20-year-old Fuaed tactic, the idea of putting finding that city police came to an end in the second small communities in several the fire Wednesday. tiny cameras on police offi- intentionally discriminated Abdo Ahmed — said he was quarter of the year,official fig- states. Health officials were More than 100 people going to kill the hostages, cers to record their interac- against blacks and Hispanics ures confirmed Wednesday. monitoring air quality in were assigned to help fight tion with the public was when using stop and frisk, Louisiana State Police Eurostat, the European areas that have been blan- the fire. never seriously considered. she ordered major changes superintendent Col. Mike Union’s statistics office, said keted by smoke for days. Evacuations were expect- It came up almost by acci- including a pilot program of Edmonson said. State the 17 European Union coun- Shifting winds in Utah ed to remain in place until at dent during the monthslong body-worn police cameras. police then entered the tries that use the euro saw pushed the fire toward least Wednesday evening. building just before mid- their collective economic homes in the Lake Rockport Russ Moseley chose to civil rights trial over stop and As she described it, the cam- night Tuesday. output grow by 0.3 percent in Estates subdivision about 10 stay in his home and fight frisk, when the city’s own eras would be part of the That’s when Ahmed shot the April to June period from miles outside of town, said back flames with a garden policing expert raised it during possible remedies to “pro- the two hostages and then the previous quarter. Steve Rutter, a fire manage- hose as it came within 150 testimony as something other vide a contemporaneous, state police shot and killed That’s the first quarterly ment officer with the state, feet, he told The Salt Lake cities use to determine whether objective record ... allowing him, Edmonson said. growth rate since the eurozone who spoke at a news confer- Tribune. He said he could a stop was made legally. for the review of the officer Edmonson said the hostages slipped into recession in the ence late Tuesday. feel the heat radiating on his U.S. District Court Judge conduct by supervisors and were shot in the upper body. final quarter of 2011. The ensu- “We have homes that are face and saw the fire swallow Shira Scheindlin seized on it. the courts.” He did not have any other ing recession of six quarters completely surrounded by homes below his and blow up “It would solve a lot of In other cities where the information on the condition was the longest to afflict the black, vegetation completely propane tanks. problems,”she said. “Every- cameras have been used, of the second hostage who eurozone since the euro cur- gone. But we were able to “It’s like being in Viet- body would know exactly police officials say the results was shot. rency was launched in 1999. preserve the homes,”he said. nam,”Moseley said. what occurred. It would be have been promising. 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home, live on their boat dur- ing the fishing season. It was a 1924 fixer-upper that the Schneiders poured thousands of dollars into and Contributed Photos worked on endlessly last Cynthia (left) and Mark Schneider were rescued from their boat 60 summer and for three miles offshore when an engine problem caused an explosion. months straight this year, repairing and remodeling the off the boat.” “It was really quiet and solemn,”he said. aft-house schooner from Help on the way stern to As they watched the boat bow. Photos contributed by Cynthia Schneider Goche said he was about a sinking, they saw something It was The FV Sea Princess prepares to dip below the ocean’s surface 60 miles off of mile and a half from them struggling in the water. It when I heard Cynthia over was Topaz, the Schneider’s their first the coast of Coos Bay on Aug. 5. trip out of the radio. He immediately 4-year-old calico, swim- the season headed to them, as did other ming frantically toward and the boat The Schneiders have a freon bottle, which ignited, it all happened really fast, boats in the area. them. had been reputation for being well- causing an explosion. within two minutes, but we Cynthia also had called Goche picked up the cat r estored prepared. Even the Coast Both of them were wear- have procedures for all of the Coast Guard and told and brought it aboard. That’s Rick Goche and outfit- Guard inspector was ing ear plugs, float coats, these kinds of situations that them they were abandoning when they saw Jasper, a 1- ship. Goche pulled Cynthia, year-old spotted tabby, Rescues couple, cats ted with the impressed with the level of hoodies and rain gear. The we’ve been trained for,”Mark latest safety safety equipment on the Sea explosion sent a roiling ball said. who is of slight build, out of climbing to the bow of the devices. Princess. They both have of fire out of the engine room He and Cynthia went into the water, but had trouble boat and clinging for dear life “We basically brought this taken many U.S. Coast and the force shot Cynthia survival mode. pulling up Mark because the to the anchor as it sank. boat back from the brink of Guard classes and regularly backward about 5 feet. Both Cynthia had already hood of his survival suit, Despite calling, the cat death,” Mark said. “And we practice survival skills. Mark Mark and Cynthia suffered radioed for help and was which in his haste hadn’t would not let go until the have pretty high standards had an arsenal of tools and first-degree burns and putting on her survival suit. been pulled over his head, boat sank, then he began to regarding safety and supplies that would facilitate singed hair on their faces. Mark was dazed and Cynthia had filled up with water. swim and Goche was able to mechanical issues so we did a repair at sea if needed. The boat’s fire suppres- later told him he kept calling Other fishermen were rescue him as well. sion system worked well and for the cats. Cynthia grabbed arriving at the scene by this Thousands of dollars of a lot of work. These old boats Fire, fire, fire! have a lot of character and the fire didn’t advance. her purse, some jewelry and time, some who had seen the gear and about 40,000 we’d always dreamed of But nothing could have When Mark rushed down the a camera and put them in a blast. They all pulled their pounds of albacore also sank owning an aft-house prepared them for the chain- ladder into the engine room backpack. gear and circled around the with the boat. The couple schooner.” reaction they believe hap- to assess the damage with “I went up and said,‘we’re sinking boat, watched did have some insurance but Jasper and Topaz, two pened that day, likely caused the intention of getting the sinking,’” Mark said. “Cyn- silently for about 45 minutes not full coverage. A fund has shelter-rescued cats, were by a pin-hole leak in the pumps running, he saw blue thia said, ‘I know.’ I said I as it sank. Goche said it was been set up by the Newport gaining their sea legs living diesel tank. Mark thinks the sky and ocean, with water couldn’t leave the kitties but weirdly surreal and remind- Fishermen’s Wives to help on the boat while Mark and leak sent a super-fine mist of pouring into where the hull she told me to get into my ed him of a documentary he the couple. Donations can be Cynthia worked on it at diesel onto the intake, mak- of the boat had been only suit. She told me they would once saw about elephants sent to: Newport Fisher- Winchester Bay. ing it backfire. He believes minutes earlier. follow their instincts and who gather around when one men’s Wives, Inc., P.O. Box the final backfire blew up a “I don’t know for certain, finally had to yell at me to get of them is dying. 971, Newport, OR 97365.

EGYPT “The world cannot sit NEIGHBORS was impressed with the back and watch while inno- community’s ability to pull Continued from Page A1 cent men, women and chil- Continued from Page A1 together. dren are being indiscrimi- millions of Egyptians massed nately slaughtered. The “I’ve been a waitress my “I’m amazed by and in the streets to call for him world must stand up to the whole life,”Scott said. “I like respect these people so to step down, accusing him military junta’s crime before to do something to help much,”Duggan said. of giving the Brotherhood it is too late,” said a state- out.” Reporter Emily Thornton undue influence and failing ment by the Brotherhood’s When the temperature can be reached at 541-269- drops, Pescatore said he’d to implement vital reforms media office in London 1222, ext. 249 or at or bolster the ailing econo- emailed to The Associated open up the building my. Press. overnight so folks wouldn’t emily.thornton@the- The coup provoked similar The smaller of the two have to sleep in the cold. He worldlink.com or on Twitter: protests by Morsi’s backers camps was cleared of pro- said Benetti's usually donat- @EmilyK_Thornton. after he and other Brother- testers by late morning, with ed minestrone soup,too. hood leaders were detained most of them taking refuge in Pescatore also said he’d show as divisions have deepened, the nearby Orman botanical football games on the large By Alysha Beck, The World dealing a major blow to gardens on the campus of screen. Kadance Scott pours sauce over chicken enchiladas with homemade Money hopes of a return to stability Cairo University and the zoo. Neighbors in Need began refried beans and rice at The Green Spot in Coos Bay on Tuesday. The after the 2011 revolution that An AP reporter at the when Bittin Duggan decided program started in May and serves about 40 people a day. Advice on managing toppled autocratic ruler scene said security forces to help a homeless man who your money, and Hosni Mubarak. were chasing protesters in wanted to learn to cook. She and change and grow,”Dug- of the money. The rest goes The deposed president the zoo. At one point, a knew The Green Spot had a gan said. back into providing food or news about local has been held at an undis- dozen protesters, mostly professional kitchen and Now, it offers an ironing other resources for The businesses. closed location. Other men with beards wearing approached Pescatore with service to anyone in the Green Spot. Brotherhood leaders have traditional Islamist garb, the idea of helping homeless community. They may pay Neighbors in Need pro- been charged with inciting were seen handcuffed and people learn to cook for $2 to have one dress shirt vides delivery to those who violence or conspiring in the sitting on a sidewalk under themselves. ironed. The homeless person can’t leave their residences, See Page C1 Saturday killing of protesters. guard outside the university . “It continued to evolve who irons it gets to keep half Duggan said. She said she

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Baseball | B2 Sports NASCAR | B3 B theworldlink.com/sports ■ Sports Editor John Gunther ■ 541-269-1222, ext. 241 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 2013 Paying athletes isn’t so simple

Should college athletes get paid? It’s a question that’s been asked in bars, locker rooms and sports television settings for ages now that gets more and more polarizing as the days go on. After Johnny Manziel’s recent pay-for-autograph fiasco and Jay Bilas fleecing the NCAA’s tactics used for selling player’s jerseys on their website, I guess it’s my time to throw my hat in the ring. I have a bevy of problems with players getting paid, but the practi- cally of them getting paid isn’t my primary issue. It’s about the logis- tics of what would actually happen if they did get compensated. First of all, this whole argu- Photos by The Associated Press ment is about basketball and Canada’s Brianne Theisen Eaton competes in the heptathlon long jump at the World Athletics Championships on Tuesday. football players who generate the most revenue. But if Title IX has taught us anything about the NCAA, every- Eatons celebrate honeymoon with medals one will be paid the exact same amount, regardless of sport or MOSCOW (AP) — For their After the final event, the 800, gender. That means the women’s honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Eaton he took a backseat. rhythmic gymnastics team at went to Russia. “He said, ‘Good job. Enjoy your South Dakota State will get the Once there, the first couple of victory lap,’” Theisen Eaton said. same amount as football stars multi-events turned the world “He just wanted me to have my Jadeveon Clowney and Teddy championships into The moment.” Bridgewater. Newlywed Game, complementing Soaking up the scene was their Capitalism is their wedding rings with a pair of coach, Harry Marra. He means so great for SPORTS shiny medals. much to the couple they had Marra America, but it’s WRITER Not quite matching, but that serve as the pastor at the wedding. shunned in the hardly mattered to Canada’s They mean so much to him that he NCAA. It’s pie in Brianne Theisen Eaton, who couldn’t stop beaming or brag- the sky to think picked up the silver in the hep- ging. an athlete will tathlon Tuesday night. “Two great kids,”Marra said. get paid what This after watching her hus- Usually, Ashton Eaton is so they’re worth on band of one month, Ashton Eaton, unflappable. Even when he was the market and capture decathlon gold two days setting his world record in the rain it’s ludicrous to earlier. Not to mention watching last June in Eugene, he hardly think they won’t him claim the Olympic title in seemed nervous. take additional GEORGE London. Only once has Marra seen money under ARTSITAS Finally, it was her turn. Eaton rattled — when he placed the table even “I’ve always watched him get Gold medalist Mohammed Aman and silver medalist Nick Symmonds, left, approach the ring on Theisen Eaton’s finger. with a steady his medals and think, ‘I wonder the finish line in the 800-meter final Tuesday.The Oregonian Symmonds had the best “As cool as a cucumber as he is, salary. what that feels like?’” said finish ever by an American in the event. at that part of the wedding, and he Recently, the NCAA has been Theisen Eaton, who finished 56 will probably get ticked off I said pushing forward a $2,000 a month points behind winner Ganna 2 in the 400 meters. Merritt won they’ve been planning for this big this ... I looked and Ashton was stipend, giving a little extra cash Melnichenko of Ukraine. “Now back his crown after losing it two adventure, and what an adventure (shaking),” Marra said. on top of room, board, books and I’m getting a little taste of it.” years ago in South Korea to Kirani it’s been. And now, with their “Somebody shoot video because tuition. To put that type of money Theisen Eaton may be new to James, who finished seventh. medals won, maybe this is the Ashton Eaton is shaking. He never in perspective, that’s $12.50 and medal ceremonies, but Yelena Nick Symmonds wound up time for some sand and sea. shakes.” hour for a 40-hour a week job, and Isinbayeva of Russia is no stranger second in the 800, giving the U.S. “The perfect time to go lay on Not even when a javelin thrown since it’s tax free it would probably to success, winning her third the highest medal in that event the beach,” Theisen Eaton said. by his wife buzzes by his face. be more in world title by holding off Olympic ever at the worlds. “But if we did that, I’d just shut my Eaton was training in the $14-15 champion Jenn Suhr in front of a “I tried to run the race just like eyes and in 10 minutes he would California four months ago when dollar VIDEO raucous crowd. This was I envisioned it,” said Symmonds, go, ‘How much longer are we he went out to collect his two range. I Isinbayeva’s last meet for a while who was beaten by Mohammed going to lay here? Let’s go play javelins from the throwing area. don’t — she is taking a break to have a Aman of Ethiopia, the 19-year-old volleyball or something.’ He can’t She was still working with Marra know family. And she went out in spec- indoor world champion. “Now, I sit around too long.” and had one toss left. about anyone else, but if I could tacular fashion, even attempting a have the next five days left for He was squirming in the Eaton was 50 feet to the left of get a job that pays $12.50 an hour world record, only to miss on all sightseeing and celebrations.” stands, too, trying to encourage her when he heard his name being tax free for something I was doing three attempts. Sounds like a good plan for the his wife to a gold medal. She could screamed. A flash went right by already while in college, I would be It was a solid night for the Eatons, who went to the hear his motivating words even his right shoulder. elated (and could stop my routine Americans, too, with LaShawn University of Oregon together and through the noise of the crowd of donating plasma and collecting Merritt and Tony McQuay going 1- married on July 13. Since then, cheering Isinbayeva. SEE TRACK | B4 cans for extra money like all the other struggling college kids). I love the anecdotes athletes make about how they can’t afford At 25, Pressel is a U.S. food. Chris Webber famously said he saw his jersey being sold in a store but couldn’t afford a couple Solheim Cup veteran burgers. Their benefit packages include a meal plan at the school BY EDDIE PELLS cafeteria. That’s a cute story that AP National Writer is meant to elicit sympathy, but don’t get it twisted, these kids can PARKER, Colo. — It’s a quick eat. Just because you have caviar ride down the highway from this taste doesn’t mean you’re entitled week’s Solheim Cup to where to caviar meals. Morgan Pressel introduced herself Now when it comes to a play- to America. er’s likeness, it’s an entirely dif- Eight years ago this summer, ferent can of worms to open. she was a 17-year-old amateur, a Everyone seems to be able to come childhood prodigy from a blue- to grips that playing as yourself on blood sporting family, who found NCAA Football 2014 and buying The Associated Press your own uniforms on NCAA.com Portland Trail Blazers President Chris McGowan, left, holds a commemorative jersey herself a few good shots away from a playoff at the U.S. Open at is unjust, but no one has a reason- with Moda Health President Dr. William Johnson, at a news conference to announce Cherry Hills. able solution yet. the renaming of the Rose Garden Arena to the Moda Center, in Portland on Tuesday. A virtually unknown player One might be coming down the The Associated Press named Birdie Kim stole away that pike with former UCLA basketball Morgan Pressel speaks during a news player Ed O’Bannon’s recent Rose Garden gets new name dream, holing out for — what else? conference for the Solheim Cup golf — a birdie with a once-in-a-life- antitrust class action lawsuit tournament Tuesday. PORTLAND (AP) — Goodbye, new signage will be up by the sea- time shot from the greenside against the NCAA and EA Sports. Rose Garden. Hello, Moda Center. son’s home opener on Nov. 2 bunker on No. 18. Pressel is one of America’s top Until then, college athletes will The Portland Trail Blazers against San Antonio. Squinting into the sunlight, players at the Solheim Cup, which just have to get a free eduction, announced a 10-year agreement At the request of team owner watching the scene play out up begins Friday at Colorado Golf free room and board, immense with insurance provider Moda Paul Allen, the new logo will ahead, Pressel saw the ball drop. “It Club. local fame, national coverage Health on Tuesday to rename the incorporate a rose as a tribute to was like, ‘I can’t believe that actual- She brings a 7-2-2 career almost every Saturday for football Rose Garden. the fans and the city. Allen origi- ly just happened,”’ Pressel said that record into this, her fourth meet- players and the potential for a Blazers President Chris nally named the arena the Rose day, the last of that week’s waterfall ing against the Europeans. In 2011, minimum $375,000 job — the McGowan said a new logo should Garden. of tears still pooling below her eyes. she went 4-0. lowest possible salary for a NFL be unveiled within about a month, More accomplished and more rookie — out of college. and the team hopes much of the SEE ARENA | B3 composed in 2013 than 2005, SEE PRESSEL | B2 How will they survive?

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C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Wednesday, August 14,2013 Y K Sports Rangers release Manny Ramirez

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ligament in the left foot and will require four to five ARLINGTON, Texas — months of recovery. Manny Ramirez is a free Shanahan said Thomas agent again after the Texas will be placed on injured Rangers released him from reserve. his minor league contract. Thomas was injured in the The Rangers released first quarter of last week’s Ramirez just more than five preseason opener against the weeks after he started play- Tennessee Titans. ing for Triple-A Round Rock. Thomas led all FBS play- “Based on ers with eight interceptions our evalu- last year, returning after he ation, Sports missed of all the 2011 season there was with a broken left leg and not a spot Shorts dislocated ankle. He was one for Manny of three defensive backs on the club at selected by the Redskins in this time,” Rangers general April to improve a pass Jon Daniels said. “We defense that ranked 30th last released him so he could pur- year. sue other opportunities if he so chooses.” COLLEGE FOOTBALL Oregon modifies size Twins place Morneu on restriction on cushions the waiver wire EUGENE — The MINNEAPOLIS — The University of Oregon is giv- Minnesota Twins placed first ing Duck football fans a little The Associated Press baseman Justin Morneau on more room to cushion their Seattle second baseman Nick Franklin throws out Tampa Bay’s Evan Longoria at first base during the fifth inning Tuesday. revocable waivers. seats at Autzen Stadium. If Morneau is claimed It has issued limits on seat before Wednesday’s dead- cushions that were a little Mariners extend Tampa Bay’s slump line, the Twins can work out bigger than initially proposed a trade with the claiming — allowing 3 1/2 inches more team, let that team take his in depth and a half inch in THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ninth time in its last 13 games at Rogers foul ball that was reviewed, but missed a contract or pull him back and width, the Eugene Register- Centre. chance to move percentage points keep him in Minnesota. If he Guard reported Tuesday. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Leadoff Jarrod Saltalamacchia drew a one- ahead of Texas in the AL West. is not claimed, the Twins are hitter Brad Miller homered twice to help out walk off Aaron Loup (4-5) and Will After the initial dimen- INTERLEAGUE free to negotiate with any sions were proposed in June, Seattle send Tampa Bay to its sixth Middlebrooks followed with a single. team. the paper reported it was straight loss as the Mariners topped the Jacoby Ellsbury grounded into a field- Brewers 5, Rangers 1: Scooter Morneau was drafted by unable to find any cushion Rays 5-4 on Tuesday. er’s choice, with Middlebrooks forced at Gennett homered twice, Marco Estrada the Twins in 1999 and has that met the specifications in Tampa Bay also got two homers from second and Saltalamacchia advancing worked six solid innings and Milwaukee been a cornerstone of the nine Eugene-Springfield its leadoff hitter, Ben Zobrist. to third. ended Texas’ eight-game winning team for a decade. He is in the sporting goods stores and After Justin Smoak ended Chris Ellsbury stole second before streak. final year of his contract and departments. Archer’s (6-5) night with a leadoff sin- Victorino grounded a two-run single up Marlins 1, Royals 0, 10 innings: declined to comment about The athletic department gle in the sixth, Dustin Ackley gave the middle. Christian Yelich singled home the go- being placed on waivers. said it had proposed the lim- Seattle a 5-4 lead on a triple off Wesley White Sox 4, Tigers 3, 11 innings: ahead run with one out in the 10th Manager Ron Gardenhire its because some fans were Wright. Alejandro De Aza singled in the winning inning and Miami beat Kansas City after says placing players on bringing in seats that took up Zobrist got the Rays even at 4 on his run with the bases loaded in the 11th a tidy matchup of contrasting starters. waivers is simply a procedur- more than one person’s space second homer of the game, a two-run inning to lift Chicago to a win over Hard-throwing Marlins prodigy Jose al move. on the long benches at the shot in the fifth. Detroit. Fernandez and wily Royals veteran Yankees 14, Angels 7: Alfonso Avisail Garcia had two hits against Bruce Chen each lasted seven innings Uggla will take time off stadium. The new rule aims to Soriano homered twice and drove in a his former team, drove in two runs and before handing the scoreless game over to have eye surgery ensure unobstructed enjoy- career-high six runs, Alex Rodriguez scored two, including the winner. The to their bullpens. ATLANTA — Braves sec- ment of events and to keep had a two-run double, and the New White Sox handed the AL Central lead- Diamondbacks 4, Orioles 3, 11 ond baseman Dan Uggla said the proper seating capacity, York Yankees’ bats bailed out a wild CC ers their fourth loss in five games. innings: Paul Goldschmidt hit the first he finally realized he could the university has said. Sabathia for a rout of the Los Angeles Indians 5, Twins 2: Zach pitch of the 11th inning for a game-end- not wait any longer to have The permitted seat cush- Angels. McAllister (5-7) won for the first time in ing home run after leading off the ninth Lasik eye surgery and was ion size is 17.5 inches wide by Vernon Wells homered against his almost three months, Ryan Raburn with a tying homer, helping Arizona placed on the 15-day disabled 13.5 inches deep with a seat former team, and leadoff batter Eduardo homered and Cleveland beat Minnesota beat Baltimore with a walk off blast for list on Tuesday. back that does not exceed 19 Nunez drove in four runs as New York for only its second win in the last nine the second straight night. Uggla, hitting only .186 inches. The cushion itself can equaled its highest run total of the sea- games. Arizona won the series opener on with a National League- be no more than 4 inches son. The second-worst run-producing Astros 5, Athletics 4: Jordan Lyles Monday when Adam Eaton hit the first leading 146 strikeouts, has thick. offense in the AL won by more than pitched seven innings for his first win in pitch of the ninth inning into the pool in battled eye problems three runs for the first time in 26 games. nearly two months, Brandon Barnes right field. throughout the season and Albany coach will retire Sabathia (10-10) allowed three runs doubled twice and drove in two runs, Baltimore’s Chris Davis homered for has experimented with con- after season ends in six-plus laborious innings to reach 10 and Houston beat Oakland to snap a the second straight game, a two-run wins for the 13th time in a 13-year career. six-game losing streak. shot that pushed his major league-lead- tact lenses. ALBANY, N.Y. — Red Sox 4, Blue Jays 2, 11 innings: Yoenis Cespedes singled, doubled ing total to 44. J.J. Hardy also homered Uggla said the eye surgery Longtime University at Shane Victorino hit a two-run single in and homered for Oakland, which nearly for the Orioles, who have lost all five “was a mutual decision.” Albany football coach Bob the 11th inning and Boston won for the won the game on Chris Young’s long series they have had against Arizona. Ford is coaching his last sea- PRO FOOTBALL son. Steelers lose Burress to Ford announced at the Dodgers stretch win streak to seven games rotator cuff injury team’s media day that he’ll retire after the season. Hired PITTSBURGH — The in 1970, he’s the longest THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Nationals 4, Giants 2: Pittsburgh Steelers put wide tenured coach in college Adam LaRoche hit a two-run receiver Plaxico Burress on football. With 264 career LOS ANGELES — Rookie home run in the sixth inning the injured reserve list, likely victories, Ford ranks second Hyun-Jin Ryu (12-3) outdu- to help lift Washington over ending his season. among all active college eled Matt Harvey, and Nick San Francisco. The Steelers made the coaches and first among Punto and A.J. Ellis drove in The Nationals won their move a day after Burress active Division I coaches. two runs apiece, helping the fourth in a row on a night turned 36. Los Angeles Dodgers beat the when neither starting pitcher Burress had surgery Washington star has New York Mets 4-2 on returned after a thunder- Monday morning to repair a fracture in pinkie Tuesday night for their first storm caused a 1:17 rain delay. torn rotator cuff in his right SEATTLE — Washington seven-game Washington starter Gio shoulder. tight end Austin Seferian- NL winning Gonzalez threw four shutout Orthopedic surgeons Jenkins has a small fracture in streak in innings. Giants ace Madison more than Bumgarner allowed just one confirm Charles strain his right pinkie and will need Recap surgery, putting his status for three years. run on an infield ground out ST. JOSEPH, Mo. — Pro the season opener in doubt. The in four innings. Bowl running back Jamaal Huskies coach Steve Dodgers The Associated Press Padres 7, Rockies 5: Charles had his ailing right Sarkisian told reporters after improved to 39-8 since June A.J. Ellis hits an RBI single for Los Angeles as New York Mets catcher Nick Hundley homered and foot examined by two ortho- practice Tuesday about 22, becoming the first NL John Buck,left,looks on along with home plate umpire Jeff Kellogg dur- drove in two runs, Will pedic surgeons and they con- Seferian-Jenkins’ injury, team with such a run since the ing the sixth inning Tuesday. Venable had three hits, and firmed the Kansas City which was suffered in prac- New York Giants from Aug. San Diego rallied to beat Chiefs’ diagnosis of a mild tice a day earlier. Seferian- 12-Oct. 3, 1951. Their winning after walking Erik Kratz to 14th for the Cardinals, who Colorado. strain. Jenkins sat out a scrimmage streak is the franchise’s open the eighth, getting a saddled the Pirates with their Reds 6, Cubs 4, 11 longest since taking nine standing ovation after allow- fourth straight loss and innings: Shin-Soo Choo hit Redskins rookie will on Tuesday. Last season, Seferian- straight from May 9-18, 2010. ing one run and five hits in pulled within two games of a tiebreaking two-run single miss season with injury Jenkins caught 69 passes for Braves 3, Phillies 1: Kris seven innings. them with a win in the 4- in the 11th inning and J.J. RICHMOND, Va. — 850 yards — both single-sea- Medlen won his fourth Cardinals 4, Pirates 3, hour, 55-minute game. Hoover provided terrific Washington Redskins safety son records for Washington straight start, Chris Johnson 14 innings: Adron Pittsburgh had four hits relief work on his 26th birth- Phillip Thomas will miss his tight ends — and seven hit a two-run home run, and Chambers singled home the the first time through the day, helping Cincinnati beat rookie season with a foot touchdowns. He was one of Atlanta beat Philadelphia. winning run in the 14th order against Adam the Chicago Cubs. injury. three finalists for the Mackey Medlen (10-10) appeared inning as St. Louis outlasted Wainwright and led 3-0 after With no outs and the bases Coach Mike Shanahan Award given to the top tight to be in danger of being sent Pittsburgh and cut into the two innings on homers by loaded, Choo jumped on the said Tuesday that the fourth- end in the country and was to the bullpen one month Pirates’ NL Central lead. Andrew McCutchen and first pitch he got from Eduardo round pick from Fresno State named a third-team all- ago, now his spot in the rota- Sam Freeman (1-0) Jordy Mercer. They had six Sanchez (0-1) and lined it into will have surgery on a torn American by the AP. tion appears secure. He left allowed a walk in a scoreless hits the rest of the way. the gap in right-center.

the final day. kept playing. I felt like I was making her fourth Solheim person,” Pressel said. “I feel minutes after the last shot, PRESSEL “Nobody had many close and I’d have more Cup appearance. “Solheim like I can play with anybody. I she conceded she wasn’t From Page B1 expectations for me, so I was chances in my life, eventual- would not be the same with- have a versatile game in that great at masking her emo- able to just go out there and ly, after I got over the disap- out Morgan here.” sense where I hit it down the tions: “I try. But I don’t hide “I love match play. I love play my game and was able to pointment of it.” Asked what she brings to middle and it’s not going to them well, as you can see.” the Solheim Cup. I love play- come out on top,” Pressel At the British Open this the U.S. team, which is trying go as far as some of the other Almost a decade later, ing out here,” Pressel said. said. year, she faced a different to stay undefeated in matches girls, but I can keep it in play Pressel is one of the most One of the surest signs Now preparing for her sort of final-day pressure. played in the United States, and sometimes that’s impor- consistent presences in that the healing was complete fourth Solheim Cup, Pressel, Struggling with an injured Pressel modestly replied: tant.” American golf — winner of from that 2005 shock came the niece of former top-10 thumb that sent her down “Hair ribbons and tattoos,” Back in 2005, Pressel hit more than $5 million since two years later. First, Pressel tennis player Aaron the rankings in 2012, Pressel speaking to her unofficial role her final drive straight and she went pro later in 2005, captured her first major, Krickstein, is a wily veteran needed a good finish to earn as the team’s red-white-and- was sitting comfortably in and with 46 top-10 finishes. becoming the youngest win- at 25. She has more Solheim the last automatic spot on blue coordinator. the middle of the fairway, There’s also that remarkable ner of a Grand Slam tourna- experience than every Meg Mallon’s team. After But she is more than that, waiting for the group in front Solheim Cup record, which ment when she took advan- American but Paula Creamer, holding the 54-hole lead, and the 4-0 record from last of her to clear the green. Kim includes a 3-0 mark in tage of a collapse by Suzann Cristie Kerr and Angela Pressel finished tied for time says it all. was in that group up ahead, Sunday singles. Pettersen to win the Kraft Stanford. Her .727 winning fourth and got the spot. Match play is a different tied with Pressel. Not a single As for the one that got Nabisco Championship. percentage is best on the U.S. Odds are, she would have animal from the usual player had made a birdie that away that day at Cherry Hills A few months later, in team. been making the trip to the stroke-play events that day on the uphill, 459-yard — well, she doesn’t really Halmstad, Sweden, Pressel Pressel insists the heart- Denver area this week either dominate the schedule. The par-4 at Cherry Hills. When look at it that way. made her Solheim Cup break at Cherry Hills rarely way. first two days, which feature Kim’s ball went in, Pressel “There’s luck with every- debut, beating none other enters her mind and she has “I told Meg, she needs to alternate-shot and best ball, looked behind her, put her thing,” she said. “Better to be than Annika Sorenstam on never watched a replay. be a pick” if she doesn’t qual- add an even greater sense of hands on her head in dismay lucky than good. Isn’t that Sorenstam’s home turf in an “I don’t know how I rec- ify through her ranking, said team to the proceedings. and smiled. one of the oldest sayings in American singles romp on onciled it,” she said. “I just Brittany Lincicome, also “I think I’m an easygoing Still in tears more than 30 the book?” C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Wednesday,August 14,2013 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Junior’s nephew apologizes for arrest

CHARLESTON, W.Va. influence, a misdemeanor, (AP) — Racer Bobby Dale according to a criminal com- Earnhardt apologized to fans, plaint filed in Kanawha friends and family on County Magistrate Court. Tuesday following his arrest Earnhardt’s eyes were in West Virginia on a drunken glassy and his speech was driving charge. slurred, and there was an “I wanted to let you all odor of alcohol inside the know I made a terrible mis- vehicle, Cpl. R.C. Basford take last night drinking and wrote in the complaint. driving and I am thankful Earnhardt’s blood alco- nothing bad happened from hol level was .193, more my stupidity and I know It than twice West Virginia’s could have,”Earnhardt wrote legal limit to drive of .08. He in a post on his Facebook told Basford that he had had page. two shots of liquor at a local “I’m sorry for letting all bar, according to the com- my fans friends and family plaint. down,”said Earnhardt. He spent the night in the The 25-year-old is the son South Central Regional Jail of Kerry Earnhardt, nephew and was released Tuesday of Dale Earnhardt Jr. and morning following an grandson of NASCAR Hall of arraignment. Fame member Dale If convicted, he faces up Earnhardt. to six months in jail and a Earnhardt said that he maximum $500 fine. The Associated Press Team owner Chip Ganassi, left, talks with driver Juan Pablo Montoy before the 2010 NASCAR Brickyard 400. hopes he can “make it up to Earnhardt moved to each and everyone of you and Charleston from in the future be a good role Rockingham, N.C., recently model.” as part of a plan to gain driv- Montoya will need new ride in 2014 A Charleston police offi- ing experience and eventual- cer pulled Earnhardt’s vehi- ly compete in NASCAR races. cle over Monday night after He plans to race in the 2013 succeed in this. I’m tired of sucking,”he fifth crew chief before 2012. That entire BY JENNA FRYER seeing it make a wide left ARCA Truck Series, accord- said before the Brickyard 400, in an season was spent trying to get the The Associated Press turn at a high rate of speed, ing to his website. effort to see if he’s been the problem Ganassi cars up to speed. with the tires squealing Earnhardt said in his Juan Pablo Montoya, one of the most with the No. 42 Chevrolet. The pressure has been on Montoya through the turn. Earnhardt Facebook post that he plans decorated drivers in the world with an Only there’s no clear answer what has all this year as he’s been obviously rac- was charged with first- to move forward with his rac- Indianapolis 500 victory and wins in been the problem with Montoya, the No. ing for his job with hotshot Ganassi offense driving under the ing career. Formula One,NASCAR and the Rolex 24 42 team or the Ganassi organization. developmental driver Kyle Larson wait- Hours of Daytona, will not have a The program has been through sev- ing in the wings. But Larson turned 21 chance to find success in NASCAR with eral rebuilds since Montoya came just last month and has a whopping 21 longtime team owner Chip Ganassi. aboard, and it was a middle-of-the- Nationwide Series starts under his belt. Quarter district. The team owner informed Montoya road organization when he signed on in While today’s NASCAR stars rave ARENA In April, Allen told he will not bring the Colombian back for 2006. It was Ganassi that was the draw that Larson is the real deal, many From Page B1 reporters he was “attached’ an eighth NASCAR season. Ganassi for Montoya: The two had won 11 races believe it’s far too soon to push him into to the Rose Garden, which president Steve Lauletta announced the together in 1999 and 2000 in CART, the Sprint Cup Series and Ganassi him- “The Rose Garden is not was opened in 1995. The decision to the team Tuesday, multiple including the Indy 500. self has said repeatedly talk about his going away. It’s going to be a building is owned by Allen’s people present for the announcement Their first NASCAR season was future is just speculation. Larson has 12 part of our history and her- company, Vulcan Inc. told The Associated Press on condition decent and gave the organization a top-10 finishes in Nationwide and is itage,” McGowan said. “The “I understand people’s of anonymity because Ganassi does not boost with a win on the road course at eighth in the standings. Moda Center is going to take investments in a particular comment on driver contracts. Sonoma, six top-10s and rookie of the Others options for the No. 42 us into the future.” name. I tried to pick a name, Montoya has been with Ganassi since year in 2007.But 2008 was the first sign Chevrolet could be Kurt Busch,who drives Moda Health, founded in the Rose Garden, that was 2006 when he abruptly left Formula One of trouble as Montoya had two crew for single-car team Furniture Row Racing, 1955 and based in Portland, something like the Boston — where he had seven wins and 30 podi- chief changes in the first 16 races. or possibly Ryan Newman, who has been offers medical, dental, phar- Garden or Madison Square ums — for NASCAR. It’s his second stint Montoya made the Chase for the let go from Stewart-Haas Racing. macy and vision plans to 2 Garden, there was something with the car owner — the two teamed Sprint Cup championship in 2009 with It’s not clear where Montoya goes million members in Oregon, in those names that appealed together to win the 1999 CART champi- crew chief Brian Pattie behind a career- next, either. He’s got an impressive Washington and Alaska. to me as having some perma- onship and 2000 Indianapolis 500 best 18 top-10s,and he was third in points resume on the world level that’s not Formerly known as ODS, the nence,” he said at the time. before Montoya moved to F1. with six races to go in the season before appreciated in the confines of the company changed its name in “We’ll see what happens.” But results in NASCAR have been fading to eighth in the final standings. NASCAR garage, and there aren’t many May. Asked what he would tell sporadic. Montoya has just two wins in He won on the road course at Watkins open seats available — at least not any Williams Johnson, pres- fans similarly attached to the 239 career starts and his best season Glen in 2010, but Pattie was let go before good ones — in the Sprint Cup Series. ident of Moda Health, Rose Garden name, finish was eighth in 2009. Indianapolis in 2011 for Montoya’s It could force Montoya to look at would not disclose terms of McGowan said: “Hopefully, The poor showings led Montoya to fourth crew chief change. The Ganassi sports car racing, a return to open the deal. The partnership they’ll understand that this is rededicate himself this season and turn team began another overhaul that winter wheel, or maybe even a European series also will include other what organizations do to go up his fitness, “I want to (expletive) and Chris Heroy was hired as Montoya’s if he chooses to continue racing. enhancements to the Rose to another level.” Scoreboard

Toronto 54 65 .454 17 Rosa 11-6), 12:10 p.m. Fernandez, M.Dunn (8), Qualls (9), Cishek (10) 89; AJones, Baltimore, 85; Fielder, Detroit, 81; Vancouver 10 7 6 36 36 30 On The Air Central Division W L Pct GB Baltimore (Tillman 14-3) at Arizona (Corbin 12- and Mathis; B.Chen, Crow (8), G.Holland (9), NCruz, Texas, 76; Trout, Los Angeles, 76. Colorado 9 7 9 36 31 27 Detroit 69 49 .585 — 3), 12:40 p.m. K.Herrera (10) and Kottaras, S.Perez. W—Qualls Pitching: Scherzer, Detroit, 17-1; Tillman, Portland 8 3 11 35 32 21 Today Cleveland 64 56 .533 6 San Francisco (Lincecum 6-11) at Washington 3-1. L—K.Herrera 4-6. Sv—Cishek (25). Baltimore, 14-3; MMoore, Tampa Bay, 14-3; Los Angeles 10 9 4 34 35 30 Major League Baseball — Cincinnati at Chicago Kansas City 62 55 .530 6 1/2 (Zimmermann 13-6), 4:05 p.m. Diamondbacks 4, Orioles 3 Colon, Oakland, 14-5; Masterson, Cleveland, 13- Seattle 10 7 4 34 29 23 Cubs, 11 a.m., WGN; Seattle at Tampa Bay, 4 p.m., Minnesota 53 64 .453 15 1/2 Philadelphia (Lannan 3-5) at Atlanta (Beachy Baltimore 000 210 000 00 — 3 6 0 8; Darvish, Texas, 12-5; FHernandez, Seattle, FC Dallas 8 6 9 33 30 33 Root Sports; Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 5 p.m., ESPN. Chicago 46 72 .390 23 1-0), 4:10 p.m. Arizona 000 000 201 01 — 4 9 1 12-5. San Jose 8 10 6 30 25 35 Chivas USA 4 13 6 18 20 40 International Soccer — Bosnia-Herzegovina vs. West Division W L Pct GB Milwaukee (Thornburg 1-0) at Texas (Garza 2- (11 innings) NATIONAL LEAGUE NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. United States, 11:25 a.m., ESPN2. Texas 69 51 .575 — 1), 5:05 p.m. Mig.Gonzalez, Fr.Rodriguez (8), Ji.Johnson (9), G AB R H Pct. Saturday, Aug. 17 Little League Softball — Little League World Oakland 67 51 .568 1 Pittsburgh (Liriano 12-5) at St. Louis (S.Miller McFarland (10) and Wieters; Delgado, E.De La CJohnson Atl 103 368 44 124 .337 D.C. United at Montreal, 4 p.m. Series final, 8 p.m., ESPN2. Seattle 55 63 .466 13 11-7), 5:15 p.m. Rosa (8), W.Harris (9), Ziegler (10), Bell (11) and YMolina StL 98 361 46 119 .330 Toronto FC at Columbus, 4:30 p.m. Golf — U.S. Amateur, 1 p.m., Golf Channel. Los Angeles 53 65 .449 15 N.Y. Mets (Gee 8-8) at L.A. Dodgers (Capuano Nieves. W—Bell 3-1. L—McFarland 1-1. HRs— Cuddyer Col 95 355 57 116 .327 Thursday, Aug. 15 Houston 38 80 .322 30 4-6), 7:10 p.m. Baltimore, C.Davis (44), Hardy (22). Arizona, Chicago at New England, 4:30 p.m. Votto Cin 119 437 81 140 .320 Philadelphia at New York, 5 p.m. Little League Baseball — Little League World Tuesday’s Games Thursday’s Games G.Parra (8), Goldschmidt 2 (29). Craig StL 114 438 65 140 .320 Series, teams TBA, 10 a.m. and noon, ESPN, and 2 N.Y. Yankees 14, L.A. Angels 7 Pittsburgh (A.J.Burnett 5-8) at St. Louis (Lynn Seattle FC at Houston, 6 p.m. Nationals 4, Giants 2 McCutchen Pit 115 433 73 136 .314 Vancouver at Colorado, 6:30 p.m. p.m. and 4 p.m., ESPN2. Boston 4, Toronto 2, 11 innings 13-6), 10:45 a.m. San Francisco 000 010 100 — 2 10 0 Segura Mil 115 461 63 144 .312 Major League Baseball — Seattle at Tampa Bay, 4 Seattle 5, Tampa Bay 4 San Francisco (Vogelsong 2-4) at Washington Real Salt Lake at Los Angeles, 7:30 p.m. Washington 000 102 01x — 4 9 1 FFreeman Atl 106 403 65 125 .310 FC Dallas at Portland, 8 p.m. p.m., Root Sports. Milwaukee 5, Texas 1 (Haren 7-11), 1:05 p.m. Bumgarner, Moscoso (5), Mijares (7), S.Rosario MCarpenter StL 113 458 87 142 .310 NFL Preseason — San Diego at Chicago, 5 p.m., Cleveland 5, Minnesota 2 Cincinnati (Cingrani 5-2) at Milwaukee (Lohse Sunday, Aug. 18 (7), S.Casilla (8), J.Lopez (8) and Posey; DWright NYM 105 408 60 126 .309 Sporting Kansas City at San Jose, 7 p.m. ESPN. Chicago White Sox 4, Detroit 3, 11 innings 8-7), 5:10 p.m. G.Gonzalez, Roark (5), Abad (7), Mattheus (7), Home Runs: Goldschmidt, Arizona, 29; Gymnastics — U.S. Gymnastics Championships, 5 Miami 1, Kansas City 0, 10 innings N.Y. Mets (Z.Wheeler 5-2) at San Diego (T.Ross Clippard (8), R.Soriano (9) and W.Ramos, PAlvarez, Pittsburgh, 28; DBrown, Philadelphia, National Women’s Soccer League p.m., NBC Sports Network. Arizona 4, Baltimore 3, 11 innings 3-5), 7:10 p.m. K.Suzuki. W—Roark 2-0. L—Moscoso 1-1. Sv— 26; CGonzalez, Colorado, 26; Bruce, Cincinnati, Golf — U.S. Amateur, 9 a.m., Golf Channel; PGA W L T Pts GF GA Houston 5, Oakland 4 R.Soriano (30). HRs—Washington, Ad.LaRoche 24; JUpton, Atlanta, 22; Uggla, Atlanta, 21. Tour Wydnham Championship, noon, Golf Channel Today’s Games Tuesday’s Linescores x-FC Kansas City 11 5 5 38 33 20 (17). Runs Batted In: Goldschmidt, Arizona, 93; Tennis — Western and Southern Open men’s and x-Western New York9 4 8 35 34 19 Cleveland (Carrasco 0-4) at Minnesota (Gibson Yankees 14, Angels 7 Phillips, Cincinnati, 90; Craig, St. Louis, 88; women’s round of 16, 10 a.m. and 6 p.m., ESPN2. Braves 3, Phillies 1 x-Portland 10 6 5 35 30 24 2-3), 10:10 a.m. Los Angeles 201 000 004 — 7 9 0 Bruce, Cincinnati, 80; FFreeman, Atlanta, 79; Friday, Aug. 16 Philadelphia 000 001 000 — 1 6 0 x-Sky Blue FC 10 6 5 35 30 25 Detroit (Porcello 8-6) at Chicago White Sox New York 010 124 42x — 14 19 3 DBrown, Philadelphia, 76; PAlvarez, Pittsburgh, Little League Baseball — Little League World Atlanta 012 000 00x — 3 8 0 Boston 8 7 6 30 34 32 (Joh.Danks 2-9), 11:10 a.m. Vargas, J.Gutierrez (5), Maronde (6), Kohn (6), 75; AdGonzalez, Los Angeles, 75. Series, teams TBA, 10 a.m. and noon, ESPN, and 2 E.Martin, Lu.Garcia (6), Diekman (7), De Fratus Chicago 7 8 6 27 30 35 Miami (Ja.Turner 3-4) at Kansas City Blanton (7) and Iannetta; Sabathia, Kelley (7), Pitching: Lynn, St. Louis, 13-6; Zimmermann, p.m. and 4 p.m., ESPN2. (8) and Kratz; Medlen, D.Carpenter (8), Kimbrel Seattle 5 13 3 18 21 34 (E.Santana 8-6), 11:10 a.m. Betances (8), Chamberlain (9) and Au.Romine. Washington, 13-6; Wainwright, St. Louis, 13-7; Major League Baseball — Seattle at Texas, 5 p.m., (9) and McCann. W—Medlen 10-10. L—E.Martin 1- Washington 3 14 4 13 15 38 Baltimore (Tillman 14-3) at Arizona (Corbin 12- W—Sabathia 10-10. L—Vargas 6-5. HRs—Los Latos, Cincinnati, 12-3; Ryu, Los Angeles, 12-3; Root Sports. 2. Sv—Kimbrel (37). HRs—Atlanta, C.Johnson (9). NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. 3), 12:40 p.m. Angeles, Trumbo (26), Trout (21). New York, Corbin, Arizona, 12-3; Minor, Atlanta, 12-5. NFL Preseason — Tampa Bay at New England, 5 L.A. Angels (Weaver 7-5) at N.Y. Yankees (Nova Reds 6, Cubs 4 x- clinched playoff berth V.Wells (11), A.Soriano 2 (5). Saturday, Aug. 17 p.m., Fox. 5-4), 4:05 p.m. Red Sox 4, Blue Jays 2 Cincinnati 202 000 000 02 — 6 8 0 Gymnastics — U.S. Gymnastics Championships, 5 Chicago 020 100 100 00 — 4 7 1 Track & Field Boston at Western New York, 5 p.m. Boston (Lester 10-7) at Toronto (Rogers 3-7), Boston 000 000 200 02 — 4 10 0 p.m., NBC Sports Network. 4:07 p.m. (11 innings) Portland at Seattle FC, 8 p.m. Toronto 000 010 010 00 — 2 6 1 Sunday, Aug. 18 Golf — Solheim Cup, 6:30 a.m. and 2 p.m., Golf Seattle (Harang 5-10) at Tampa Bay (Price 6- H.Bailey, LeCure (7), M.Parra (7), Hoover (8), World Championships (11 innings) Chicago at FC Kansas City, 1:10 p.m. Channel; PGA Tour Wyndham Championship, 11 5), 4:10 p.m. A.Chapman (11) and Hanigan, Mesoraco; At Moscow Dempster, Tazawa (8), Breslow (9), Uehara Sky Blue FC at Washington, 2 p.m. a.m., Golf Channel; U.S. Amateur, 6 p.m., Golf Milwaukee (Thornburg 1-0) at Texas (Garza 2- Samardzija, B.Parker (7), Russell (8), Strop (8), (10) and Saltalamacchia; Redmond, Cecil (6), Tuesday Finals Channel; Champions Tour Dick’s Sporting Goodsd 1), 5:05 p.m. Gregg (10), E.Sanchez (11) and D.Navarro. W— S.Santos (7), Wagner (8), Oliver (9), Janssen (10), Men Open, 8 p.m., Golf Channel. Houston (Cosart 1-0) at Oakland (J.Parker 8- Hoover 3-5. L—E.Sanchez 0-1. Sv—A.Chapman 400 — 1, LaShawn Merritt, United States, Transactions Auto Racing — Loup (11), Lincoln (11) and Arencibia. W—Uehara NASCAR Sprint Cup Pure Michigan 6), 7:05 p.m. (29). HRs—Chicago, Schierholtz (16), D.Navarro 43.74. 2, Tony McQuay, United States, 44.40. 3, 3-0. L—Loup 4-5. HRs—Toronto, Arencibia (18). (10), Do.Murphy (4). BASEBALL 400, practice at 9 a.m., Speed Channel, and quali- Thursday’s Games Luguelin Santos, Dominican Republic, 44.52. fying at 12:30 p.m., Speed Channel. Mariners 5, Rays 4 American League L.A. Angels (C.Wilson 12-6) at N.Y. Yankees Cardinals 4, Pirates 3 800 — 1, Mohammed Aman, Ethiopia, 1:43.31. Tennis — Western and Southern Open men’s and Seattle 100 211 000 — 5 12 0 LOS ANGELES ANGELS—Activated LHP Jason (P.Hughes 4-11), 10:05 a.m. Pittsburgh 210 000 000 000 00 — 3 10 2 2, Nick Symmonds, United States, 1:43.55. 3, women’s quarterfinals, 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., ESPN2. Tampa Bay 200 020 000 — 4 8 0 Vargas from the 15-day DL. Optioned RHP Houston (Bedard 3-8) at Oakland (Gray 0-1), St. Louis 000 002 001 000 01 — 4 14 0 Ayanleh Souleiman, Djibouti, 1:43.76. Also: 6, 12:35 p.m. E.Ramirez, O.Perez (6), Medina (7), Farquhar (14 innings) Tommy Hanson to Salt Lake (PCL). (9) and Quintero; Archer, W.Wright (6), Duane Solomon, United States, 1:44.42. MINNESOTA TWINS—Acquired LHP Miguel Boston (Peavy 9-4) at Toronto (Buehrle 8-7), Morton, Ju.Wilson (7), Morris (8), Melancon Discus Throw — 1, Robert Harting, Germany, Local Schedule Jo.Peralta (7), McGee (8), Rodney (9) and Sulbaran from the Los Angeles Dodgers to com- 4:07 p.m. (9), Mazzaro (10), J.Gomez (11), J.Hughes (14) 226-9. 2, Piotr Malachowski, Poland, 224-3. 3, Lobaton, J.Molina. W—E.Ramirez 4-0. L—Archer plete an earlier trade and assigned him to Cedar Kansas City (Guthrie 12-8) at Detroit and R.Martin; Wainwright, Rosenthal (8), Mujica Gerd Kanter, Estonia, 213-10. Today 6-5. Sv—Farquhar (5). HRs—Seattle, B.Miller 2 (4). Rapids (MWL). Placed 1B Justin Morneau on rev- No local events scheduled. (Ani.Sanchez 10-7), 4:08 p.m. (9), Siegrist (11), Maness (11), S.Freeman (14) and Women Seattle (J.Saunders 10-11) at Tampa Bay (Cobb Tampa Bay, Zobrist 2 (9). T.Cruz, Ro.Johnson. W—S.Freeman 1-0. L— ocable waivers. Thursday, Aug. 15 3000 Steeplechase — 1, Milcah Chemos TEXAS RANGERS—Added INF Adam Rosales to No local events scheduled. 6-2), 4:10 p.m. Indians 5, Twins 2 J.Hughes 2-3. HRs—Pittsburgh, McCutchen (17), Cheywa, Kenya, 9:11.65. 2, Lidya Chepkurui, Chicago White Sox (Rienzo 0-0) at Minnesota Cleveland 001 112 000 — 5 5 1 Mercer (5). the roster. Optioned OF Engel Beltre to Round Friday, Aug. 16 Kenya, 9:12.55. 3, Sofia Assefa, Ethiopia, Rock (PCL). Released OF Manny Ramirez from (Pelfrey 4-10), 5:10 p.m. Minnesota 010 001 000 — 2 5 2 No local events scheduled. Padres 7, Rockies 5 9:12.84. his minor league contract. McAllister, Allen (7), J.Smith (8), C.Perez (9) National League San Diego 141 001 000 — 7 12 0 20km walk — 1, Elena Lashmanova, Russia, TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Placed RHP Josh and Y.Gomes; Deduno, Swarzak (7), Duensing (9) East Division W L Pct GB Colorado 400 010 000 — 5 12 1 1:27:08. 2, Anisya Kirdyapkina, Russia, 1:27:11. 3, Johnson on 15-day DL. Recalled RHP Thad Weber Pro Football and C.Herrmann. W—McAllister 5-7. L—Deduno 7- Atlanta 73 47 .608 — Stults, Stauffer (5), Vincent (7), Gregerson (8), Liu Hong, China, 1:28:10. Also: 34, Maria Michta, Buffalo (IL). Washington 5860.49214 6. Sv—C.Perez (19). HRs—Cleveland, Raburn (14). Street (8) and Hundley; Manship, Ottavino (6), United States, 1:33:51. 43, Erin Gray, United National League NFL Preseason Minnesota, Willingham (12). New York 54 63 .462 17 1/2 Escalona (8), Outman (8), W.Lopez (9) and States, 1:34:38. Miranda Melville, United States, ATLANTA BRAVES—Placed 2B Dan Uggla on Thursday, Aug. 15 Philadelphia 53 66 .445 19 1/2 White Sox 4, Tigers 3 W.Rosario. W—Stauffer 2-1. L—Manship 0-2. Sv— DQ. Detroit at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. the 15-day DL. Recalled 2B Tyler Pastornicky Miami 45 73 .381 27 Detroit 010 001 010 00 — 3 10 1 Street (23). HRs—San Diego, Hundley (9), Gyorko Pole Vault — 1, Yelena Isinbayeva, Russia, 16- from Gwinnett (IL). Atlanta at Baltimore, 4:30 p.m. Central Division W L Pct GB Chicago 000 300 000 01 — 4 10 3 (12). 0 1/2. 2, Jenn Suhr, United States, 15-9 3/4. 3, Carolina at Philadelphia, 4:30 p.m. PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Selected the contract Pittsburgh 70 48 .593 — (11 innings) Dodgers 4, Mets 2 Yarisley Silva, Cuba, 15-9 3/4. of OF Andrew Lambo from Indianapolis (IL). San Diego at Chicago, 5 p.m. St. Louis 68 50 .576 2 Scherzer, Smyly (7), Veras (8), B.Rondon (9), Heptathlon — 1, Ganna Melnichenko, Ukraine, Friday, Aug. 16 New York 100 000 001 — 2 7 0 Optioned OF Alex Presley to Indianapolis. Cincinnati 67 52 .563 3 1/2 Bonderman (10), Coke (11) and B.Pena; 6,586. 2, Brianne Theisen Eaton, Canada, 6,530. Minnesota at Buffalo, 4 p.m. Los Angeles 000 022 00x — 4 8 0 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS—Recalled INF Jermaine Chicago 52 67 .437 18 1/2 H.Santiago, Lindstrom (6), Veal (7), N.Jones (8), 3, Dafne Schippers, Netherlands, 6,477. Also: 6, Oakland at New Orleans, 5 p.m. Harvey, Germen (7), Atchison (8) and Buck; Curtis from Memphis (PCL). Milwaukee 52 67 .437 18 1/2 A.Reed (10) and Phegley, Flowers. W—A.Reed 5- Sharon Day, United States, 6,407. 24, Erica San Francisco at Kansas City, 5 p.m. Ryu, Belisario (8), Jansen (9) and A.Ellis. W—Ryu FOOTBALL West Division W L Pct GB 1. L—Bonderman 2-4. Bougard, United States, 5,829. 27, Bettie Wade, Tampa Bay at New England, 5 p.m. 12-3. L—Harvey 9-4. Sv—Jansen (19). HRs—New National Football League Los Angeles 69 50 .580 — Astros 5, Athletics 4 York, Lagares (4). United States, 5,768. BUFFALO BILLS—Released P Brian Stahovich. Saturday, Aug. 17 Arizona 61 57 .517 7 1/2 Dallas at Arizona, 1:30 p.m. Houston 022 100 000 — 5 11 1 League Leaders DALLAS COWBOYS—Released OT James Colorado 56 65 .463 14 Oakland 000 010 030 — 4 8 1 Pro Soccer Nelson. Claimed DE Thaddeus Gibson off Tennessee at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. San Diego 54 65 .454 15 Jacksonville at N.Y. Jets, 4:30 p.m. Lyles, Zeid (8), K.Chapman (8), Lo (8) and AMERICAN LEAGUE waivers from Tennessee. San Francisco 52 66 .441 16 1/2 J.Castro; Colon, J.Chavez (5), Blevins (8) and G AB R H Pct. INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Activated RB Ahmad Green Bay at St. Louis, 5 p.m. Tuesday’s Games Major League Soccer Miami at Houston, 5 p.m. Vogt. W—Lyles 5-6. L—Colon 14-5. Sv—Lo (1). MiCabrera Det 110 420 86 152 .362 Bradshaw and LB Pat Angerer from the PUP list. Washington 4, San Francisco 2 HRs—Oakland, Cespedes (19). Trout LAA 117 453 84 149 .329 EASTERN CONFERENCE Signed CB Johnny Adams and LB Monte Denver at Seattle, 7 p.m. Atlanta 3, Philadelphia 1 W L T Pts GF GA Sunday, Aug. 18 DOrtiz Bos 100 377 58 124 .329 Simmons. Waived/injured LB Justin Hickman Cincinnati 6, Chicago Cubs 4, 11 innings Brewers 5, Rangers 1 Sporting KC 11 7 6 39 36 24 Indianapolis at N.Y. Giants, 4 p.m. ABeltre Tex 118 472 69 152 .322 and LB Quinton Spears. Milwaukee 5, Texas 1 Milwaukee 001 020 110 — 5 7 1 New York 11 8 5 38 36 31 Monday, Aug. 19 Mauer Min 107 417 57 131 .314 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Signed TE Evan Miami 1, Kansas City 0, 10 innings Texas 001 000 000 — 1 9 0 Philadelphia 10 7 7 37 36 32 Pittsburgh at Washington, 5 p.m. Loney TB 113 386 42 120 .311 Landi. Released DL Jason Vega. St. Louis 4, Pittsburgh 3, 14 innings Estrada, Kintzler (7), Mic.Gonzalez (8), Wooten TorHunter Det 105 450 71 138 .307 Montreal 10 7 5 35 34 34 NEW YORK JETS—Released OT Dennis Landolt. San Diego 7, Colorado 5 (8), Henderson (8) and Lucroy; Ogando, Cotts JhPeralta Det 104 397 50 121 .305 Houston 9 7 6 33 26 22 Signed OL Patrick Ford. Placed RB John Griffin Pro Baseball Arizona 4, Baltimore 3, 11 innings (7), Soria (8), R.Ross (9) and Pierzynski. W— HKendrick LAA 108 419 48 126 .301 Chicago 9 9 4 31 29 32 on injured reserve. L.A. Dodgers 4, N.Y. Mets 2 Estrada 5-4. L—Ogando 5-4. Sv—Henderson (17). Ellsbury Bos 111 477 73 143 .300 New England 8 9 6 30 27 23 PITTSBURGH STEELERS—Placed WR Plaxico American League Wednesday’s Games HRs—Milwaukee, Gennett 2 (4), K.Davis (4). Home Runs: CDavis, Baltimore, 44; MiCabrera, Columbus 7 11 5 26 27 30 Burress on injured reserve. East Division W L Pct GB Miami (Ja.Turner 3-4) at Kansas City Texas, Moreland (17). Detroit, 37; Encarnacion, Toronto, 30; Bautista, Toronto FC 4 11 8 20 21 31 COLLEGE Boston 72 49 .595 — (E.Santana 8-6), 11:10 a.m. Marlins 1, Royals 0 Toronto, 27; NCruz, Texas, 27; ADunn, Chicago, D.C. United 3 16 4 13 13 38 ALABAMA—Suspended LB Trey DePriest from Tampa Bay 66 51 .564 4 Cincinnati (Arroyo 10-9) at Chicago Cubs Miami 000 000 000 1 — 1 6 0 27; Trumbo, Los Angeles, 26. WESTERN CONFERENCE the football team for violating team rules. Baltimore 65 54 .546 6 (Rusin 2-1), 11:20 a.m. Kansas City 000 000 000 0 — 0 4 0 Runs Batted In: CDavis, Baltimore, 112; W L T Pts GF GA ALBANY (N.Y.)—Announced the retirement of New York 61 57 .517 9 1/2 San Diego (Cashner 8-6) at Colorado (J.De La (10 innings) MiCabrera, Detroit, 111; Encarnacion, Toronto, Real Salt Lake 12 7 5 41 39 26 football coach Bob Ford after the season. C M C M Y K Y K

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“I was thinking, ‘All right, smile on how are we going to rehab that?’ I figured it’s going right through his shoulder,” walker Marra said. “She screamed bloody murder at the top of her lungs.” MOSCOW (AP) — Robert It worked. Eaton dodged Heffernan pulled away in the last 10 the javelin but ended up with kilometers to win the gold medal in a scratch on his face. the 50-kilometer walk Wednesday, “He came over and was giving Ireland its first men’s world like, ‘I’m fine,’” Theisen championship title in 30 years. Eaton recounted. “I looked at Heffernan’s gold came 30 years to him and I was like, ‘Did I hit the day after Eamonn Coughlan won you?’ He’s like, ‘No.’ After, the 5,000 meters in 1983. Ireland’s he’s like,‘I knew it hit me, but last gold medal was 18 years ago I didn’t want you to get wor- when Sonia O’Sullivan won the ried.’” 5,000. Other winners Tuesday The walk began shortly after an included Russia’s Elena early-morning storm and finished in Lashmanova (20-kilometer warm sunshine 3 hours, 37 minutes, walk), Germany’s Robert 56 seconds later, the time it took Harting (discus) and Kenya’s Heffernan to cover the grueling dis- Milcah Chemos Cheywa tance. He was fourth at last year’s (steeplechase). Olympics. For a change at the cham- “I didn’t get carried away for any The Associated Press pionships, a big crowd filed part of the race. I was just going K by Ireland’s Robert Heffernan cools down as he competes in the 50-kilometer race walk at the World Athletics Championships today. into the stadium, thanks to K (kilometer by kilometer), and I Isinbayeva. Usain Bolt may tried not to get emotional about any- the early leaders that also included at the championships at 43, finished Ethiopian teammate and world- be the biggest attraction thing,” Heffernan said. “It was only Ivan Noskov of Russia, Yohann 12th. record holder Tirunesh Dibaba, who everywhere else, but in this coming into the stadium I felt as if I Diuniz of France and Grzegorz Sudol In other morning events, Dwight won the 10,000 on Sunday, decided city and this stadium, it’s was watching myself on the outside, of Poland, with the lead switching Phillips of the United States stayed not to go for the double. Isinbayeva’s show. like I was looking at myself on the big hands. on course for a possible fifth world Asbel Kiprop of Kenya, the After winning the title, screen. And I felt ‘It looks good ... you Heffernan joined the group title by qualifying for the final of the defending 1,500-meter champion she performed perfect look good, like.’ So I just rolled with halfway into the race and by the 37th long jump. Phillips jumped 7.95 and the 2008 Olympic gold medalist, somersaults on the blue it.” kilometer he and Ryzhov were slight- meters, his personal best this season. led all qualifiers for Friday’s semifi- track. She gave the audi- Mikhail Ryzhov of Russia took the ly ahead. But Phillips will have to do a lot nals in 3:38.15. Kiprop has been dom- ence a performance to silver, 1:02 behind, and Jared Tallent At the 40th, Heffernan had a 12- better than that to win gold. inant this season, three seconds remember. of Australia, silver medalist at the second lead over Ryzhov. He Eusebio Caseres led all qualifiers faster than anyone else. “I had many difficulties, past two Olympics, had to settle for increased that to 18 seconds with five with a leap of 8.25 meters. Luis Rivera Silas Kiplagat, who beat Kiprop at many injuries, and so I am bronze, 2:07 back. He also won the kilometers left. of Mexico, who leads the season’s the Kenyan trials, topped his group, proud of myself that I was bronze at the worlds two years ago. The Irishman kept building his world list with a jump of 8.46, quali- ahead of Olympic silver medalist Leo able to overcome all these Olympic champion and 2009 lead and was smiling broadly as he fied at 8.04. Manzano of the United States. things,”she said. world gold medalist Sergey entered the sparsely filled Luzhniki The favorites advanced in the In the women’s hammer throw, Earlier in the night, Kirdyapkin pulled out shortly before Stadium on his own. women’s 5,000, led by Olympic Anita Wlodarczyk of Poland led the teenager Mary Cain moved the championships. After wrapping himself with an champion Meseret Defar of Ethiopia, qualifiers with a throw of 76.18 on to the final of the 1,500. With no evening session, the walk Irish flag, he embraced his wife who topped all qualifiers in 15:22.94. meters, while former world champi- To close the evening ses- was the only medal event Marian. Defar was the 2007 champion in the on and Olympic bronze medalist sion, Merritt breezed past the Wednesday. Angel Garcia of Spain, the 1993 distance and also has a silver and a Betty Heidler of Germany failed to field and through the finish Ryzhov and Tallent were among champion and the oldest competitor bronze in past championships. advance to the final. line.

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