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TOP NEWS Developer shows Moody Bible plans The Weeknd to headline ‘We’re really includes uncertainty about future taxation and government debt lev- trying to create a els, Letchinger said. North Union is expected to get halftime show neighborhood’ on several months of reviews by com- munity groups before it goes to the BY JONATHAN LANDRUM JR. Near North Side Chicago Plan Commission and the AP Entertainment Writer City Council for approval. — The Weeknd BY DAVID ROEDER, Two aldermen with a loud voice will bring his popular falsetto vo- BUSINESS & LABOR REPORTER in that process — Moody Bible’s cals to the 2021 Pepsi Super Bowl [email protected] | @RoederDavid property falls within two wards Halftime Show. The developer of property — expressed qualified support NFL, Pepsi and Roc Nation an- owned by Moody Bible Institute on but said they would await evalua- nounced Thursday that the three- the Near North Side revealed his tions from residents and city agen- time Grammy Award winner will plans to area residents during an cies. Ald. Walter Burnett Jr. (27th) be the headline performer on Feb. online meeting Thursday, promis- pointed to the high interest in the 7 at Raymond James Stadium in ing a pedestrian-friendly design project, with Thursday’s Zoom Tampa, Florida. that includes public parks and a meeting hitting its maximum at- The Weeknd said he’s humbled by variety of housing types. tendance of 500. Others viewed the opportunity. The multiyear project, led by the meeting on the YouTube chan- He posted a pho- JDL Development, is expected to nel of the city’s Department of to of himself with go through many revisions before Planning and Development. the logo of the it wins city approval and could be Burnett recalled how Moody Bi- halftime show on buffeted by many economic cy- ble students mentored him when social media. cles. But James Letchinger, JDL’s A view looking southwest of the proposed buildings in the North Union project. In he was growing up at Cabrini- “We all grow founder and CEO, said he’s taking the foreground with its diamond is Walter Payton College Preparatory High Green. “Moody Bible has contrib- up watching the a cautious approach to the eight School. JDL DEVELOPMENT uted a lot to the community. I think world’s biggest acres, starting with smaller build- they deserve to be able to sell their acts playing the ings in the project’s earlier phases. connect distinctive neighborhoods. Letchinger said his construc- property to help with their Chris- Super Bowl and The Weeknd “We’re really trying to cre- His overall plan calls for 2,680 tion could generate $20 million per tian education,” he said. one can only ate a neighborhood,” he said in residential units, 30,000 square year in local taxes once the devel- Ald. Brian Hopkins (2nd) said, dream of being in that position,” the an interview before the meeting. feet of commercial space and ap- opment is complete. As the parcels “People have a lot to say about singer said in a statement. “I’m hum- Letchinger said he aims proximately 1.3 acres currently are used by Moody Bible, this. This developer has expressed bled, honored and ecstatic to be the to enliven blocks be- of open space. His site they are tax exempt. North Union a willingness to make changes to center of that infamous stage.” tween River North, the is boundedroughly by would getnopublicsubsidies. win communitysupport.” The Weeknd brokethoughinto Gold Coast and the for- the CTA’s Brown Line, He said his plan, drafted with Letchinger has proposed hous- mainstream with his smash hit mer Cabrini-Green pub- Oak, Chestnut and Wells Hartshorne Plunkard Architec- ing that includes low-rise town- “Can’t Feel My Face” that was fea- lic housing site. Moody streets, although the two ture and other firms, doesn’t seek homes and condos and rental tured on his second studio album, Bible has decided the tallest buildings would to aggressively add density. Letch- apartments in larger buildings, “Beauty Behind the Madness,” which area is excess property be just north of Oak on inger said he’s seeking a zoning although future markets prob- topped the Billboard 200 in 2015 and and has agreed to sell to what’s now Moody’s soc- change for a planned development ably will alter the mix. He said he won a Grammy. He’s had three other Letchinger, but it contin- cer field. only because the property’s size will meet demands for affordable chart-topping albums including his ues its Christian educa- James Letchinger In his presentation requires it. housing by providing 236 units at recent offering “After Hours.” tion at its main campus, PROVIDED at the virtual meeting, “We intend to prove out the below-market rates on site, and The Weeknd, whose real name 820 N. La Salle St. Letchinger highlighted neighborhood by starting small another 119 off site. is, Abel Tesfaye, joins a list of cel- The tallest buildings in Letch- hisfirm’sworkontheNearNorth in the first phase,” Letchinger The first phase, which Letch- ebrated musicians who have played inger’s plan, 47 and 55 stories, Side and his own residency in the said. He said he’s confident about inger would like to start late next during Super Bowl halftime shows, would be built just west of Walter area. “I don’t think there’s anybody getting financing and the city’s year, would consist of a 21-story including Madonna, Beyoncé, Cold- Payton College Preparatory High more committed to this neighbor- economic prospects after the pan- building at 878 N. Wells St. and a play, Katy Perry, U2, Red Hot Chili School and come in the final phase. hood or who has more to gain or demic but that out-of-town inves- five-story building at 232 W.Chest- Peppers, Lady Gaga, Michael Jack- He’s dubbed the project North lose with this project,” he said. He tors are cautious. “The biggest nut St., plus a renovated four-story son and last year’s duo of Shakira Union to emphasize its attempt to estimated its budget at $1.3 billion. hurdle is the Chicago story,” which building at 871 N. Franklin St. and Jennifer Lopez.

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BY FRAN SPIELMAN, “I’m not saying to somebody, ‘If I CITY HALL REPORTER get your vote, I’ll give you this proj- [email protected] | @fspielman ect’ or ‘You’ll get this money.’ That’s If Mayor Lori Lightfoot is so cer- not the way I’m gonna operate” the tain she has the 26 votes needed to mayor said then. pass her “pandemic” budget, why Ald. Ray Lopez (15th) said Light- is she attaching political sweeten- LIGHTFOOT foot’s statements to the 20-member ers and threatening aldermen who Black Caucus contradict that ear- dare to oppose her $94 million lier statement. property tax increase? “Aside from the mayor who That’s the question after Light- doesn’t trade for votes threaten- foot held two calls this week with ing to cut people off, it just shows members of the City Council’s Black PLAYING … how desperate she is right now Caucus, followed by Thursday brief- in trying to pass this austerity bud- ings for a larger group of aldermen get,” Lopez said. on the management ordinance tied “Rather than trying to listen to to her $12.8 billion budget. aldermen’s concerns, she’s trying The sweetener is tying the bud- to browbeat them into submission.” get to eliminating “carve-outs” in HARDBALL? Then, there is the sweetener. Chicago’s Welcoming City ordi- Last year, Lightfoot cleverly tied nance that, among other things, Aldermen say mayor threatening them the budget to an increase in the allow police to assist federal im- minimum wage. migration authorities in some in- to secure votes for $94 million property tax increase On Thursday, aldermen were stances. told the management ordinance The threats were made to the would honor the mayor’s campaign 20-member Black Caucus, divided Mayor Lightfoot speaks promise to eliminate “carve-outs” into two groups to avoid violating during a press conference in Chicago’s Welcoming City ordi- the Open Meetings Act again. at City Hall on Thursday. nance. Sources said the first call was PAT NABONG/SUN-TIMES The ordinance prohibits Chicago more contentious. police from questioning the immi- Apparently concerned North gration status of crime victims, wit- Side opposition to the property tax nesses or other law-abiding citizens increase may deny her the 26 votes or assisting federal immigration of- she needs, Lightfoot threatened to ficials. But the “carve outs” mean it play hardball when choosing proj- doesn’t apply if targeted individu- ects in her $3.7 billion capital plan. als: are the subject of outstanding “She said if we don’t vote for this criminal warrants; have felony con- budget, don’t ask her for s--- for the victions; have pending felony pros- next three years,” said one alder- ecutions; or are in the city’s error- man who was on the call, but asked filled gang database. to remain anonymous to avoid Lopez called tying the budget to alienating the mayor. eliminating the carve-outs another “We were all floored. It was like, “sleazy tactic” to appease Hispanic wait a second. You’re supposed to aldermen and “some of the more represent the entire city. You’re tell- leftist aldermen, who have champi- ing us that you’re not gonna repre- oned some of these reforms.” sent certain areas because they don’t “They’re not buying it. They’re vote for you and or they don’t vote seeing it as the bait that it’s meant for your budget? That ain’t right.” to be,” said Lopez, who on Sources said the mayor’s threat accused Lightfoot of using immi- prompted a rebuke from Ald. Jea- grants as “pawns.” nette Taylor (20th), who told Light- North Side aldermen. tenure through investments on the Lightfoot called that “offensive foot, “This is some bulls--- ...We’re “She said, ‘People ask for pro- South and West Sides,” Ruiz wrote to people in this city who are fearful elected just like you are.” gram ideas. Ask for money and ask in an email to the Sun-Times. every day of ICE coming and knock- Taylor did not return repeated for different things. And when I put “It is fundamentally unfair for ing on their door and children who phone calls. Neither did Ald. So- them in there, they don’t [vote for some to step up, bear the burden, leave their homes during the day phia King (4th), chairman of the the budget]. I’ve been burned on and then for others who chose not and are fearful they’re gonna come Progressive Reform Caucus, who that and I’m not gonna be burned to take tough votes to have the home to an empty house.” also stood up to the mayor during again,’” the second alderman, who same expectations of receiving She is, she said, simply honoring the call. also requested anonymity, quoted taxpayer dollars that they are un- a campaign promise. Another alderman, who partici- the mayor as saying. Ald. Jeanette Taylor Ald. Ray Lopez willing to support through revenue “I ask for aldermen to support it. pated in the second and more tran- Mayoral press secretary Anel votes.” If you don’t support it and you don’t quil of the Veterans Day conference Ruiz defended the mayor. hard votes and then had nothing Earlier this year, Lightfoot ar- think that our immigrant and refu- calls, agreed Lightfoot is now talk- “Black aldermen have repeat- to show for it. The mayor is com- gued the Council is not the rubber gee community deserves protec- ing tough amid fierce resistance edly told the mayor that, for years, mitted to addressing these past stamp that it was for her predeces- tion, you’ll be on record as casting to the property tax increase from they have stepped up, taken the wrongs, as she has throughout her sors because, “I don’t buy votes.” your vote against that,” she said. suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 5

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Holmes urged residents of that “For the person that did this apartment to come forward with heinous crime, if you are listen- any tips as he offered an increased Around 100 friends, family and community members gather Thursday at Midlothian Meadows forest preserve ing to this, you are a coward, low- reward of $10,000 for information to demand information on the death of Vanessa Ceja-Ramirez. TYLER LARIVIERE/SUN-TIMES life and truly are the scum of the that leads to an arrest and convic- earth for what you have done,” the tion in the killing. loved her family and friends, and God.” friend. It could’ve been me. It could’ve been slain 21-year-old’s cousin Carolina Vanessa “My message is to the individual, “We all loved her just as much,” Abrams her. It could’ve been anyone else. This needs Abrams told reporters during a Ceja-Ramirez or individuals, [responsible]: We’re said, flanked by dozens of mourners who to stop,” Karla Patino said, calling on Presi- news conference. coming and we’re not going to clutched bouquets of flowers. dent-elect Joe Biden and other elected offi- “You have no idea what pain and suffer- stop,” said Holmes, who previously told the As the news conference was wrapping up, cials to help with the investigation. ing you have caused our family to endure,” Sun-Times that she was tortured and her a distraught family friend emerged from the “This is a serious crime. A life was taken. Abrams added. “But I hope and pray that body was partially burned. crowd and recalled a recent visit to the forest Just imagine what this girl went through — soon you will.” While Holmes noted that Ceja-Ramirez preserve just two weeks before Ceja-Ramirez all this pain, all this suffering,” she added. Ceja-Ramirez went missing last Monday worked as a teacher’s aide, Abrams remem- was killed. “Just by thinking, it hurts my heart; I feel like after walking in the forest preserve with her bered her cousin as a “precious soul who “I was here with my daughter, with my dying.” Man killed gang rival after attending funeral, prosecutors say BY DAVID STRUETT, CST WIRE REPORTER lowered her window and ducked, Prosecutors didn’t explain why place around 4:30 p.m. [email protected] | @dstru312 covering her ears, Assistant it took three years to apprehend Once Gurrola was taken into custody Hours after attending a funeral for a State’s Attorney James Murphy Gurrola. However, they said pri- earlier this week, he told detectives he fellow gang member, a Chicago Lawn man said. vate surveillance video given to wasn’t the shooter, but merely the driver. who was on house arrest gunned down a That’s when Gurrola fired six police captured the Santa Fe and But then later, he allegedly admitted he rival on the Southwest Side, Cook County shots at Reyes, who had just re- its license plate, leading detec- knew they were committing a “revenge prosecutors said Thursday. turned from grocery shopping with tives to Gurrola’s grandfather, shooting” when he looped around the block. Uriel Gurrola — violating condition of his wife and child, Murphy said. who said his grandson took the The woman who ducked inside the car his bond for a pending aggravated bat- Reyes, 28, died at Mount Sinai car without his permission on the recently told detectives she didn’t see who tery case — was driving his grandfather’s Hospital from gunshot wounds to Uriel Gurrola day of the murder. fired the weapon, Murphy said. Hyundai Santa Fe on Nov. 7, 2017, when he his back. CHICAGO POLICE When officers searched Gurro- Gurrola has worked in construction and noticed rival gang member Armando Reyes Following the shooting, Gur- la’s bedroom, they found his elec- landscaping, and lives in Chicago with his on a sidewalk in Brighton Park, prosecu- rola pulled into an alley, where he and his tronic monitoring bracelet, Murphy said. brother and grandparents, according to his tors said. friends allegedly disposed of the spent Murphy didn’t say when the search was attorney Ed Koziboski. Gurrola, deciding he would shoot Reyes, shell casings and handgun. The group then conducted, but said records show Gurrola Gurrola, who was ordered held without circled the 3800 block of South Sacramen- called a friend to pick up the car, and they was outside his house from 11 a.m. to 7:30 bail for first-degree murder, is expected to Avenue while one of his three passengers separated, Murphy said. p.m. the day of Reyes’ murder, which took back in court Dec. 1. suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 7 TOP NEWS STAY SAFE — STAY STRONG Plan to give losing pot-shop applicants 2nd chance moves SPECTACULAR FALL FUR SALE forward after court victory BY TOM SCHUBA, STAFF REPORTER [email protected] | @TomSchuba 50-60% OFF State officials are moving forward with the world’s finest Gov. J.B. 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LOOM &GLOOM A health care worker gives self-test instructions Tuesday Gov says state stay-at-home order ‘seems like where at the COVID-19 testing site at Maria Saucedo Scholastic we are heading’ as COVID cases keep skyrocketing Academy in Little Village. ANTHONY VAZQUEZ/SUN-TIMES

BY MITCHELLMITM CHELL ARMENTROUT,ARMENTROUT,, STA STAFFFF REPORTERREPORTER seemsseemslike like wherew we are heading.” Ngozi Ezike said. governor called “a model for action for the rest [email protected] | @mitchtrout “We’re running out of time, and we’re run- The state Department of Public Health also of the state.” Gov. J.B. Pritzker warned that another ning out of options. Our growth in new cases announced 43 more deaths attributed to the As for the “few loud anti-maskers” and lo- statewide stay-at-home order could soon be is now exponential,” the governor said. “We virus, raising the state’s pandemic death toll to cal leaders who have declined to enforce the on tap if Illinois’ exploding COVID-19 infec- are seeing current numbers and future projec- 10,477. The latest victims included 16 Chicago- state’s mitigation efforts such as indoor dining tion numbers keep smashing records as they tions worse than what we saw in the spring.” area residents. bans at bars and restaurants, a furious Pritz- did for a third straight day on Thursday with More people have contracted the virus in Il- And hospitals across the state remain ker asked: “What will it take to make this real 12,702 new cases. linois over the past 15 days — nearly 140,000 — packed with the most COVID-19 patients for you?” Facing a second coronavirus surge that’s al- than during all of summer. And of all 536,542 they’ve ever seen. On Wednesday night, 5,258 “Are you waiting for health care workers ready three times larger than the first one that people who have tested positive in Illinois so hospital beds across the state were taken up by to get sick to a point where you don’t have hit Illinois in the spring, state public health of- far during the eight-month pandemic, almost COVID-19 patients, an increase of more than enough staff in the local hospital to cover the ficials are urging people to stay home as much half of them have been diagnosed just since the 200 patients from the previous night. next shift? What about if the hospitals become as possible. Pritzker said he wouldn’t hesitate beginning of October. “That number is only going to increase so overrun that your sick and your dying have “to take more stringent action” if the latest The latest cases were detected among based on the numbers of cases that we’ve iden- nowhere left to turn?” Pritzker said. “Because “COVID storm” doesn’t ease up soon. 100,617 tests, raising Illinois’ seven-day aver- tified for the last several weeks,” Ezike said. I promise you: While you fail to take responsi- “If things don’t take a turn in the coming age testing positivity rate to 12.6%. That sug- “Every metric we have, the cases, the hospi- bility in your city and your county, that day is days, we will quickly reach the point when gests the virus is spreading twice as fast as talizations, the ventilator use, the deaths — coming closer. And it will be on you.” some form of a mandatory stay-at-home or- it was less than three weeks ago, and almost they’re all going up.” Even with encouraging news about develop- der is all that will be left” to address the crisis, four times as fast as it was at the beginning of Pritzker applauded Mayor Lori Lightfoot ment of a vaccine, Pritzker said “a lot of lives Pritzker said. “With every fiber of my being, I October — “numbers that we never thought for handing down a stay-at-home advisory to can be saved before that happens. … This is the do not want us to get there, but right now, that possible,” Illinois Public Health Director Dr. city residents beginning Monday, which the moment to step up and get it right.” suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 9 TOP NEWS Springrock Gutter Guards Two lawmakers want are guaranteed to hearings on Illinois’ Eliminate COVID-19 response

BY RACHEL HINTON, POLITICAL REPORTER [email protected] | @rrhinton Gutter Cleaning Two state lawmakers on Thursday called for public hearings on the state’s COVID-19 response, saying it’s time for legislators to “have a seat at the table” in the decision- making process for mitigating the spread of the virus in Illinois. Sen. Sue Rezin, R-Morris, and Rep. La 630-410-9162 Shawn Ford, D-Chicago, said public hearings could help “shed light on many questions” lawmakers and their constituents have about the state’s mitigation measures. “It’s only appropriate that business own- State Rep. La Shawn K. Ford. PAT NABONG/SUN-TIMES Or visit springrockgutters.com ers and the people of Illinois are provided with complete transparency,” Rezin said. “I understand the seriousness of this pandem- ic, and I do not take it lightly, but the real- ity is we’re eight months into the pandemic Call us today, appointments and the General Assembly should have a say, are booking up fast! and a seat at the table, and be allowed to have hearings and ask questions.” For Rezin, those questions include how the SPECIAL FALL OFFER state’s contact tracing program is going and whether federal money the state received through a coronavirus relief package has trickled down to local health departments. 15% OFF The senator from Morris also pointed to an Beforeefore outbreak at the state’s LaSalle Veterans Home State Sen. Sue Rezin. ASHLEE REZIN GARCIA/SUN-TIMES entire purchase* as a reason to have hearings so “we can have No interest, no payments a back-and-forth dialogue” about what’s go- the virus has had, there needs to be an all- for 12 months* ing on at the northern Illinois veterans home hands-on-deck approach to deal its effect on where 130 residents and staff have tested posi- businesses, schools and those in the criminal *Financing available to qualified customers. Discount tive for the virus and seven have died. justice system. Rezin said the mitigation measures in “We need to make sure that we have these place “single out” the state’s hospitality in- hearings to bring people to the table, so that dustry, namely bars and restaurants, which we could take advice from them on how to account for “very few” outbreaks and go help them in their industry,” Ford said. against the governor’s previous virus resur- The Chicago Democrat said the post- gence plans, which reduced indoor dining ponement of the Legislature’s veto session After without completely banning it. shouldn’t stop the hearing process. Gov. J.B. Pritzker has previously pointed Firmly in the midst of a second wave, the to “dozens of studies” that indicate bars and state has seen several days of record num- restaurants have proven to be fertile grounds bers of new COVID-19 cases. Pritzker and for COVID-19 transmission. state health officials have implemented miti- The two lawmakers sent letters to Gov. J.B. gation measures in all of the state’s regions to Pritzker, House Speaker Michael Madigan and try to curb the spread of the virus. Senate President Don Harmon on Wednesday. On Thursday, state health officials re- There has not been a response yet. ported 12,702 more people have tested posi- Gutter Guards • Seamless Gutters Ford commended Pritzker for the miti- tive while hospitals across the state remain gation efforts his administration has put packed with the most COVID-19 patients Ice Melt Systems • Repairs in place but said given the financial impact they’ve ever seen. adno=STM000111616901 10 | Friday, November 13, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com

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Mayor Lori Lightfoot said Thursday that unless people ‘‘step up and do more,’’ at least 1,000 Chicagoans could die by the end of the year. PAT NABONG/SUN-TIMES STAY-AT-HOME SUGGESTION Mayor urges Chicagoans not to go out with 30-day ‘advisory,’puts mandatory 10-person limit on social gatherings

BY FRAN SPIELMAN, Both measures take effect at 6 During the stay-home advisory, rus hot spots on the Northwest and residences” must be “limited to CITY HALL REPORTER a.m. Monday. Chicagoans are urged to go out only Southwest sides. Under the plan, six non-household members.” The [email protected] | @fspielman Chicago Health Commissioner for work, school, medical appoint- more than 2,000 city employees, in- department “has the authority to Warning that up to 1,800 more Dr. Allison Arwady said she is “more ments, groceries, takeout food and cluding 550 contact tracers, will join fine individuals for breaking this re- Chicagoans could die by year’s end, worried about COVID right now pharmaceuticals. with hundreds of community-based quirement and hosting large social Mayor Lori Lightfoot on Thursday than I have been at any point since Nonessential, out-of-state travel organizations to reach vulnerable gatherings in their private residenc- issued a 30-day stay-at-home “ad- March” when the pandemic began. is a no-no. So are at-home gather- Chicagoans. es,” officials said. visory” and slapped a mandatory, Chicago’s positivity rate of 14.1% ings with anybody outside your im- The biggest hot spot is ZIP code Already, Gov. J.B. Pritzker’s deci- 10-person lid on social gatherings to is up from 10.9% a week ago. The av- mediate household — except for “es- 60629, which includes Ashburn, sion to close restaurants and bars control a second surge of coronavi- erage daily caseload stands at 1,920 sential staff,” which includes home Chicago Lawn, Clearing, Gage Park, to indoor patrons for a second time rus cases that’s worse than the first. — 36% higher than a week ago and health care workers or educators. Garfield Ridge, West Elsdon and has prompted partygoers to gather Two weeks to the day before the highest rate since the onset of The 10-person limit on meetings West Lawn. in hotel rooms and vacation rentals. Thanksgiving, Lightfoot implored the pandemic. By Thanksgiving, it and social events impacts every- In those Southwest Side neighbor- Lightfoot understands hotels Chicagoans to shake off “COVID could be up to 4,000 cases a day. thing from weddings, birthday par- hoods, there have been 8,230 coro- have been hit hard but said hotels’ fatigue,” avoid unnecessary travel, “We are projected — if we do ties and business dinners to social navirus cases and 912 over the last survival “cannot include parties. It order small turkeys and resist the not see major improvements here events and funerals. It applies to week. The positivity rate is 26.3%. In simply can’t.” She urged hotels to be temptation to open their homes to — to have at least a thousand more “any venue” where a gathering or a combined population of 111,850, one “much more diligent about who is extended family. COVID deaths in the next 49 days social event takes place, “including in every 14 has tested positive, and coming in.” “While this is tough — this whole [among] Chicago residents. ... Some meeting rooms.” one in every 874 residents has died. On Thursday, the mayor also year has been tough — you must of these models are projecting as Fitness clubs, retail stores, hair- The stay-home portion of the vowed to deploy “trusted neigh- cancel the normal Thanksgiving much as 1,800 deaths,” Arwady said. dressers, barber shops and movie mayor’s game plan is only an advi- bors” to knock on doors in neighbor- plans,” Lightfoot said Thursday. “If we magically stopped our out- theaters with their own capacity sory. The 10-person limit is manda- hoods where people are “skeptical “If we continue on the path we’re break growth today, we would still mandates are not impacted by the tory. It remains to be seen how the of the government and skeptical of on and you, me and others don’t have another 400 COVID deaths in 10-person limit. Generally, the capac- city plans to enforce either, though health care workers.” step up and do more ... we could see Chicago in the next 49 days. It is in ity ceiling at those locations is 40% Lightfoot promised enforcement “This hyper-local focus — grass at least a thousand more Chicago- our power to save literally 600 lives or 50 people, whichever is fewer. would be “vigorous.” roots, door-to-door — will be in- ans die” by the end of this year, she at minimum between now and the City Hall is also launching a com- By Health Department order, dispensable,” she said. “We have to added. end of the year.” munity outreach effort in coronavi- “indoor gatherings within private build trust.” ◆ suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 11 TOP NEWS BLACK FRIDAY Some big cities drop in-person EarlyEarly learning as virus cases surge SALE! BY MICHELLE R. 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BY BRETT CHASE, STAFF REPORTER emergency room is packed,” Bleas- [email protected] | @BrettChase dale said. “We hit a point where we Chicago hospitals are preparing didn’t have any beds available.” for an onslaught of COVID-19 cases UIC is preparing to reactivate Tents for expanded emergency admittance at the University of Illinois at Chicago hospital. ANTHONY VAZQUEZ/SUN-TIMES amid predictions that a new surge three outdoor tents as early as next is going to be bigger than any seen week to handle almost 40 patients said Thursday it is treating almost the greatest concern about the ris- spokeswoman Deborah Song said. yet during the pandemic. as hospital officials fear they’ll run 600 COVID-19 patients throughout ing number of cases. Ramping up staffing as the case Hospitals are recruiting addi- out of room. The hospital is testing its system, which is 3½ times more “We’re waiting for the next wave counts rise is one of the hospital’s tional nurses, reconfiguring and as many as 800 patients a day and than a month ago. of this war,” said Tim Egan, CEO of biggest challenges, she added. adding spaces to separate a grow- seeing more than 20% positivity “We’re nearing the peak num- Roseland Community Hospital. Even big hospitals cite staffing ing number of virus patients from rates, higher than the city average, bers we saw in the spring and The South Side hospital has as a challenge. others and, in some cases, franti- she said. trending significantly higher than eight COVID patients, half of which Rush University Medical Center cally trying to prevent reaching “I’m worried we’re going to see the summer,” Advocate said in a are in critical care. After rising employs about 2,600 nurses, but capacity. Some are limiting proce- a much worse wave than before,” statement. “Like health systems cases filled more than 20% of the it needs more to keep up with the dures that aren’t urgent. Bleasdale said. across the country, we’re facing hospital’s 100-plus beds last spring, increase in COVID cases, officials As of Tuesday, more than three- That also has UIC front-line work- staffing and capacity challenges.” Roseland had no coronavirus pa- there say. Rush is reaching out to quarters of the city’s 9,500 hospital ers worried about sufficient staffing The hospital system announced tients for months, and then the rise retirees and other sources for ad- beds were full, according to city to handle the influx, said Paul Pater, this week that some locations may began again in October, Egan said. ditional staffing. figures. COVID patients are using a UIC emergency room nurse. be postponing elective surgeries as Roseland, which treats a pre- “Without a doubt we are in a full nearly 20% of intensive care beds “It’s worse than it was at the it prepares for the escalation of vi- dominantly Black and low-income resurgence,” said Angelique Rich- and more than 10% of the rest. beginning” of the pandemic, Pa- rus cases. population, has converted its lobby ard, senior vice president of hospi- But that’s rising rapidly. ter said. “And it’s only going to get City figures show Black and into a COVID care center and is tal operations. The hospital at University of Il- worse.” Latino communities continue to seeing a large jump in drive-thru A Rush doctor described the lat- linois at Chicago has seen its CO- Staffing and protective gear represent a disproportionate per- testing, he said. est wave as a shock that happened VID cases jump from single digits were at the center of recent con- centage of all cases. Latino cases, Sinai Health System, which quickly. late last month to more than 60 this tract talks between UIC and the however, are particularly high. On serves the South and West sides, “It came out of nowhere,” said week, said Susan Bleasdale, UIC’s nurse’s union. Pater said the hos- average, there are more than 640 saw cases increase about four times Dr. Meeta Shah, an emergency chief quality officer and an infec- pital has made assurances about daily confirmed cases of the coro- in just two weeks, said spokesman room physician at Rush. “All of a tious disease doctor. It’s a trend she the protective equipment, but he’s navirus among Chicago’s Latinos, Dan Regan. There are about 75 cas- sudden, in a two-week span, we’re worries will continue, overtaking worried about the ability to add a number higher than Black and es between Mount Sinai and Holy like, what happened?” a spring peak when the West Side nurses as competition for temp white cases combined, according to Cross, he said. hospital recorded 90 virus cases at staff is fierce, a challenge Bleasdale the city data. John H. Stroger Jr. Hospital of Brett Chase’s reporting on the envi- one point. This week, the hospital acknowledges. Hospitals serving primarily low- Cook County has stopped elective ronment and public health is made reached its capacity. Advocate Health Care, with 10 income communities of color on the surgeries to free up hospital beds possible by a grant from The Chicago “Our hospital is packed. Our hospitals in the city and suburbs, South and West sides expressed and is assessing other strategies, Community Trust. suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 13

TOP NEWS Lake Forest mega-donors and COVID skeptics test positive for virus BY LYNN SWEET, Her email said they would be out can people.” WASHINGTON BUREAU CHIEF of the office until Nov. 19. The Liz The Liz Uihlein email did not [email protected] | @lynnsweet Uihlein e-mail was first reported detail how the couple may have WASHINGTON — Liz and Dick on Wednesday by the Lake Forest caught the disease. Uihlein, the Lake Forest couple who Patch. The Chicago Sun-Times left a are mega-donor players in Illinois The Milwaukee paper noted that message at the Uline Pleasant Prai- and national conservative and Re- in April, Liz Uihlein “raised ques- rie headquarters that has not yet publican politics who downplayed tions about Evers’ order to prevent been returned. The company told the impact of the COVID-19, have the spread of the virus earlier this the Milwaukee paper Uline does tested positive for the coronavirus, year, saying he needed to balance not comment on “health matters the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel re- the long-term effects it would have involving anyone at Uline.” ported on Thursday. on the state’s economy. Liz Uihlein also said in the note The Uihleins founded Uline, the “We understand that the coun- Uline employees with symptoms business products company with try can’t reopen if the disease is should be tested and they will be facilities in Lake County and just not under control and hospitals are “allowed to return to work 10 days over the border in Pleasant Prairie, overwhelmed. However, we also from the date their test was collect- Wisconsin. have to realize that there will be no ed. … If you don’t have any symp- The paper reported that Liz Ui- absolute, perfectly safe time to do toms, you are expected to continue hlein, “an outspoken critic of (Wis- so.” working.” consin) Gov. Tony Evers’ stay-at- Bloomberg News reported that According to an analysis of the home order earlier this year” had Uline CEO Liz Uihlein (left) and Uline vice president Jacob Peters arrive for a Septem- in March, she sent an email to top donors in the nation by the claimed the media has “overhyped” ber 2019 state dinner at the White House. Uihlein and her husband, Richard, are among dozens of Illinois lawmakers say- Center for Responsive Politics, the the pandemic. the largest donors to political campaigns in the nation. GETTY IMAGES ing that “while you may think that Uihlein’s gave at least $65.5 million, The Journal-Sentinel said it ob- government-enforced closing of all to Republican candidates and tained an e-mail Liz Uihlein sent to COVID. After all these long months, Trump got it, she added, “If we had events, schools” help prevent the causes during the 2020 election Uline workers on Wednesday stat- I thought we’d never get it.” After not been around people with COV- virus, it also contributes to “unnec- cycle, ranking them fourth in a list ing, “Dick and I tested positive for mentioning that President Donald ID, we would not have been tested.” essary panic and fear in the Ameri- of the country’s top political givers.

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first wave, with Illinois announcing “Once COVID hits a jail environ- 10,000 or more cases for the last sev- ment, a living unit, it can spread en days and a statewide testing posi- easily, as you can imagine.” tivity rate of 12.6% as of Thursday. Alexa Van Brunt, an attorney Despite the soaring caseload representing detainees in an on- outside the jail’s walls, the facility’s going lawsuit against the sheriff’s positivity rate remains significantly office and its coronavirus protec- below that of the public at between tions, said she is also concerned 1% and 2%, Dart said. about the jail’s rising population But the sheriff’s office also re- and the implications it has for virus ported an uptick in the number of transmission. Advocates would like positive cases that began last week. the sheriff’s office to release more Figures released by the sheriff’s of- information about its testing pro- fice Thursday show 91 detainees cur- cedures and continue efforts to re- rently test positive for the virus — a duce the jail population through al- level not seen since the end of May. ternatives to detention, she added. The sheriff’s latest numbers also “We agree this is a community show 63 members of the jail staff problem; it’s not like there is a wall recently tested positive for the virus. between the jail and the community Seven detainees, a sheriff’s dep- when it comes to this virus,” Van uty and four correctional officers Brunt said. “Masks alone aren’t go- have died from complications of ing to cut it.” COVID-19 since the pandemic be- Employees and visitors’ temper- gan. Most recently, 31-year-old cor- atures are checked when entering Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart listens Thursday as Dr. Connie Mennella, chairperson of the Department of Correctional Health, rectional officer Richard Santiago the facility, and employees are told speaks about precautions being taken to prevent the spread of COVID-19 in Cook County Jail. PAT NABONG/SUN-TIMES died Oct. 20 from complications to go home or stay home if they feel related to the coronavirus. sick, a sheriff’s office spokesman Most detainees who test posi- said. However, he acknowledged tive for the coronavirus are coming that the asymptomatic spread of SHERIFFWARNS SECOND WAVE in from the community where they the virus was a cause for concern contracted COVID-19 and being among officials, especially as the discovered at intake, Dart said. Ag- positivity rate rises outside the jail. OF CASES THREATENS EFFORTS gressive testing, contact tracing and The jail resumed outdoor de- isolating detainees who test positive tainee visitations over the summer. have allowed officials to keep the Masked detainees are kept at least virus from spreading rapidly in the 15 feet from masked visitors, who TO CONTAIN VIRUS INSIDE JAIL jail’s general population, which is in- are also offered coronavirus testing. creasing again, Dart said. “Since June, we’ve had no inci- Currently, about 5,400 detainees dents of spread because of the visi- BY MATTHEWHENDRICKSON, nity,”Dart said. “Thereare ... amaz- Standing in front of Division 11 arebeing held in the facility,slightly tation,”Dart said. STAFF REPORTER ing people who work here that live in of the jail, Dart and Department less than before the pandemic. Ef- The sheriff’s office has conduct- [email protected] @MHendricksonCST the community and come back and of Correctional Health Chair Dr. forts were made in the spring to ed more than 16,000 tests since the forth. Detainees who come into our Connie Mennella urged the public release more detainees on house pandemic began, including random Cook County Sheriff Tom Dart custody come from the community. to stay home as much as possible arrest to reduce the jail’s popula- and repeat testing, Dart said. Thursday warned that the recent “And so, if the community is not and take precautions to prevent tion when more than 300 detainees “So many things we have been do- surge in COVID-19 cases in the city under control, if the community spreading the coronavirus. tested positive for the virus, even ing and continue to do have been done and state could threaten his office’s is not being serious about masks On Thursday, state public health though the population was lower. because our population has been rela- efforts to bring the pandemic under and social distancing and COVID officials reported 12,702 new cases “What it took, and what it’s tak- tively under control,” Dart said. control at the Cook County Jail. is spreading, it will impact us nega- and 43 deaths. Daily case counts have ing, to keep numbers down is mon- “As the place gets more crowded, “The jail is part of the commu- tively, there’s no two ways about it.” tripled since the end of the state’s umental,” Mennella said Thursday. it gets very, very difficult.” COVID to cost U. of I. campuses $270M this year, budget projects

BY MICHAEL LEE, STAFF REPORTER “We believe this spending plan will allow ment and transitioning to remote learning, cal year budget request includes $15 million [email protected] | @leem386 us to maintain the sense of momentum and officials said. The other half will come from more toward increasing scholarships and $10 The University of Illinois System Board of progress we have built while balancing the lost revenue for housing and dining services, million for recruiting more faculty. Trustees on Thursday approved a budget for need to both keep our students, faculty and conferences and events, concessions and mer- Other projections for the 2021 budget in- the 2021 fiscal year that includes a $270 mil- staff safe and use resources responsibly in chandise sales and on-campus service fees. cluded an increase in tuition revenue and lion projected loss due to COVID-19. this difficult period,” U. of I. System Presi- However, the budget also included a 20.4% state funding, increased funding for the sys- The $6.74 billion budget is about $230 mil- dent Tim Killeen said in the release. increase in scholarships and financial aid, to tem’s hospital in Chicago, increased grant lion lower than the previous year’s budget, of- Around half of the $270 million impact $402 million, which the statement said dem- funds, donations, medical service revenue ficials said in a press release. The university comes from the costs of student and employee onstrates “the system’s ongoing commitment and campus operation funds, and decreased system plans to use $121.3 million in reserve COVID-19 testing, quarantining coronavirus- to greater affordability and accessibility.” payments for employee health care and pen- funds to address some of the COVID-19 costs. positive students, personal protective equip- The release stated that part of its 2022 fis- sion benefits from the previous year. suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 15 TOP NEWS ATTENTION Oberweis gets just deserts CARPENTERS LOCAL UNION #10 for aligning with Trump EMPLOYEES father’s dairy. So in 2002, he began an epic streak of electoral failure, first by running for U.S. Senate. He lost. Then again in 2004, he IF YOU WORKED FOR NEIL STEINBERG lost again, the GOP banner snatched away by carpetbagger/goofball Alan Keyes. CARPENTERS AND In 2006 Oberweis ran for governor, promis- ing to change the Illinois Constitution to [email protected] | @NeilSteinberg enshrine his hatred of gay people. Spoiler alert: LATHERS UNION he lost. In 2008, Oberweis shifted his attention atire doesn’t belong in a newspaper. to the U.S. Congress, and ...waitforit...lost. LOCAL #10 DURING S And by “satire” I mean stating what In 2012, Oberweis decided to lower the is not true for humorous or rhetorical bar so even he could stumble over it. He ran effect. for the Illinois Senate. This time, mirabile THE YEARS OF Why? Because people believe what they dictu, he won. Thisunaccustomedvictory read in a newspaper. I learned that 20 years must have rattled Oberweis, who imme- 1960-1990 ago when, attempting a bit of Christmastime diately entered the 2014 U.S. Senate race, levity, I wrote a parody column thanking all opposing Dick Durbin. He ...alltogether the imaginary people who make my life a bed now . . . LOST! CONTACT DARREN AT of ease: our gardener, chef, nannies, plus vari- Five defeats might sober a reasonable man. ous assistants and a nonexistent secretary: Not Oberweis. In this past election, he ran 1-618-659-7762 “If you’ve ever phoned my office, for Congress against Rep. Lauren you’ve heard the lovely Georgia Underwood. Just before the elec- drawl of Miss Annie Sherman, and tion, Oberweis made a pilgrimage THE GORI LAW FIRMadno=STM000111634501 it’s a pleasure to start every morn- to Kenosha to be patted on the head ing with her always cheery “Hiya, by Donald Trump, and, like Trump, chief!” and one of her homemade prematurely declared victory when pralines.” the vote count swung in his direc- All good fun. Until my mother tion. But once all the ballots were phoned and said, “I didn’t know actually counted, Oberweis lost you had a secretary . . . ” Ah, yes. again. Loss No. 6, for those keeping No. Satire. Ever. Jim Oberweis score. Though like Trump, of course That is a long way of explaining Oberweis refuses to concede. why today’s column originally began: Lying and hypocrisy go hand in hand. “Is Oberweis milk merely watered-down Oberweis can eagerly support a man like white paint? Do Chicagoans need to be con- Trump, who falsely claims to have been cerned that their Oberweis cottage cheese is cheated of an electoral victory, when what actually made from the clotted secretions of happened was he was soundly defeated by alligators? They will be relieved to discover Americans outraged at his immorality and the answer is an emphatic ‘no.’” incompetence. Trump’s lies are A-OK to Actually, that wasn’t the first version. The Oberweis. Yet were I to lie about his milk first version involved poison. But as much as company, even in jest and immediately cor- I wanted to start this column with a series rected, Oberweis would complain, frothy of outrageous lies, I didn’t, even jokingly. Be- with indignation. Then lies would suddenly cause people glance at stories. They misun- be bad. derstand. And they believe what they read in My only prayer is, after Trump is muscled the newspaper. It’s a weighty responsibility out of the Oval Office, that someday people that journalists take very seriously. like him or Oberweis will look at themselves Though to me, Oberweis milk might as and finally feel the shame they have earned. well be paint. I wouldn’t pay money for any Until then, one way to oppose this Trump Oberweis product because the company is nightmare is to push against those who owned by Jim Oberweis, the serial Republi- encourage him. Our country is in danger. can candidate and fawning Trump toady. My The danger is that Trump’s lies will become money might end up in his pocket, encourag- the nation’s reality. There is also the danger ing him to run for office yet again. Trump that, to defeat them, Democrats will adopt can inflict the damage he does because guys GOP tactics. That we must not do. We must like Oberweis cheer him on. not ape their lies but beat them on our And who is Jim Oberweis? A typical terms, with truth. The truth is, Oberweis downstate rich Republican whose self-regard milk is quite good, especially the chocolate. obviously is not satisfied running his grand- It’s the owner who is poison. adno=STM000111611001 16 | Friday, November 13, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com

TOP NEWS UNDERWOOD VICTORIOUS Democrat wins close race for Congress, AP says; Kenosha, Trump pumped turnout for Oberweis

LYNN SWEET D.C. DECODER

[email protected] | @lynnsweet ASHINGTON — What McHenry County Democratic Chair Kristina W Zahorik called a “red tide” fueled by President Donald Trump almost swept away freshman Rep. Lauren Underwood, who, in a close call, beat Republican Jim Oberweis on Thursday, according to the Associated Press. According to AP, with most of the votes in the 14th Congressional District counted, Un- derwood won with 200,037 votes, or 50.5% of the ballots, to Oberweis with 195,749 votes, or 49.5% — putting Underwood 4,288 votes ahead. Oberweis, a state senator, will not con- cede and will seek a recount as the cam- paign explores its legal options, spokesman Travis Akin said. Underwood said she was confident a recount will not change the results. “In the face of a once-in-a-century pandemic, a self-funding candidate, historic turnout, we won. And made history one more time,” Underwood told the Chicago Sun-Times. In 2018, riding on a blue wave that swept the nation in the wake of Trump’s elec- tion, Underwood flipped this heavily GOP district, beating then-Rep. Randy Hultgren, R-Ill., by 15,871 votes, defeating him 52.5% to 47.5%. U.S. Rep. Lauren Underwood, D-Ill., got a big lift from votes in Kane County, where she secured 51.2% against Republican Jim Oberweis. MANUEL BALCE CENETA/AP What made Underwood’s victory historic, besides the flip, was she was — and still is — issues a centerpiece of her work. In 2018, Underwood won all seven coun- While increasingly Democratic DuPage the rare Black candidate who could win in a Jim Oberweis, 74, lives in Sugar Grove. ties in the sprawling 14th District. reliably delivered 62% of its vote for Under- heavily white district. His name is well known because he is the In 2020, according to AP, Underwood won wood in 2018 and 2020, there are only 16 Underwood was a GOP target since the chairman of the Oberweis ice cream and in DuPage, Kane, Lake and Will Counties. DuPage precincts. moment she won in 2018, with Republicans dairy business — and because of a string of Oberweis beat her in DeKalb, McHenry and The numbers that are the most telling betting her win was a blue wave fluke. failed campaigns for the House, U.S. Senate Kendall. come from McHenry County, which borders Now Underwood has done it twice, ac- and governor. The powerhouse counties in this district Wisconsin and is not far from Kenosha. cording to the AP. The 14th Congressional District sur- — those with the most precincts and voters In late August, Kenosha exploded as rounds Chicago and includes parts of subur- — are McHenry, with 144 precincts, and peaceful protests turned violent in the wake Trump’s coattails fueled Oberweis ban and rural Lake, McHenry, Kane, DeKalb, Kane, with 104 precincts. of a white police officer shooting Evanston- Underwood, 34, is a Naperville resident Kendall, DuPage and Will counties. Underwood won McHenry by 50.3% in raised Jacob Blake, a Black man, multiple and a registered nurse whose pre-Congress Turnout swelled in this district, as it did 2018. Oberweis in 2020 drove Underwood times in the back. career was mainly in public health policy across the state of Illinois and the nation. down to 46.8% in McHenry, banking 53% of Both Trump and President-elect Joe — she worked in the Obama administration In 2018, there were 297,199 votes in the the vote. Biden traveled to Kenosha in September at the Department of Health and Human Illinois 14 contest. In 2020, that jumped to Kane County contributed heavily to with Wisconsin, a battleground state, up for Services. Underwood ran on health care in 395,786 ballots, according to AP’s count of Underwood’s survival, where she bested grabs. 2018, and once in the House, made health almost all the ballots. Oberweis with 51.2% of the vote. Trump used Kenosha to amplify his ◆ suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 17 Wheels For Wishes Benefiting Make-A-Wish® Illinois

Illinois state Sen. Jim Oberweis (shown on election night) will not concede the 14th District congressional race and will seek a recount as the campaign explores legal options, a spokesman said. JOHN STARKS/DAILY HERALD law-and-order message, which Oberweis “I think that in McHenry County, certain- embraced, falsely accusing Underwood of ly while there was a red tide, we certainly being soft on crime. provided some mitigation of a wall to stop The district takes in Antioch, the home it,” Zahorik said. of Kyle Rittenhouse, the teen charged with Akin, the Oberweis spokesman, said, a double murder in Kenosha whose defense “The issue of rioting and violence and the has become a cause among a segment of things people were witnessing were affect- Trump’s supporters. ing the district,” mentioning incidents in Turnout surged in McHenry. Trump won Naperville and Aurora that “made a big McHenry County while the other counties impact on people in the suburbs.” withprecincts in Illinois14went forBiden. He added, “I think that President Lake County, which also borders Wis- Trump’s endorsement really helped get consin and is close to Kenosha, also helped our base and the Republican vote out. That Underwood survive. really helped. We needed a strong, robust In those 65 Lake County precincts — turnout of Republicans on Election Day, and • 100% tax Deductible in the most conservative portions of the those things that we did with the president I county — Lake County Democratic chair think helped drive Republicans to the polls.” • Free Vehicle Pick Up ANYWHERE Lauren Beth Gash helped dilute the Trump tide with a big mail ballot drive and a hunt Different COVID campaigns to deliver sporadic voters. Lake County gave With a national fundraising base — Un- • We Accept Most Vehicles Running or Not Underwood 50.2% of the vote to Oberweis, derwood’s 2018 win drew national attention with 49.8% early on — Underwood’s receipts totaled • Offering Socially Distanced and Safe Pick Ups The numbers suggest that Oberweis, by $7,147,077 as of Sept. 30. Oberweis, includ- welding himself to Trump, benefited enor- ing $1.7 million he loaned to his campaign, mously from his coattails. raised $3,015,192. Trump endorsed Oberweis in a tweet in Once the pandemic hit, Underwood Help Keep the Wheels Turning at late October, held a tele-rally for him, and on revamped her campaign, encouraged masks election eve, Oberweis was at Trump’s rally and social distancing and moved most of her ® in Kenosha on stage warming up the crowd campaign virtual. Oberweis relied more on Make-A-Wish With Your Car Donation! before Trump spoke — and when Trump in-person events. did, he gave Oberweis a shoutout. “We made more than 350,000 calls, Zahorik, the McHenry County Demo- 220,000 texts to voters,” Underwood told Call:(877) 798-9474 cratic chief, told the Sun-Times Oberweis the Sun-Times. was boosted by piggybacking on Trump “I mean historic levels of investment in boat rallies on the Fox River, events with digital organizing in our district.” WheelsForWishes.org Donald Trump Jr. and other Trump-related Said Underwood, “I am really proud of * Car Donation Foundation d/b/a Wheels For Wishes. To learn more about our programsadno=STM000111585601 or activities. that work our team did in this campaign.” financial information, call (213) 948-2000 or visit www.wheelsforwishes.org. 18 | Friday, November 13, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com

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EDITORIALS Legislature should authorize remote voting for as long as COVID-19 burns through Illinois he Illinois Legislature has LEGISLATORS ARE canceled its fall veto session SUPPOSED TO PASS T because of the pandemic. LEGISLATION — TO TAKE We have a better idea. ACTUAL VOTES — AND Both the state House and Senate PROPOSED BILLS HAVE should go ahead and meet briefly in BEEN PILING UP SINCE Springfield — for a few hours, wear- ing masks and taking care to main- LAST SPRING. WAITING tain proper social distancing — and FOR THE PANDEMIC vote at that time to give themselves TO SUBSIDE HASN’T legal authority to continue the ses- PANNED OUT WELL. sion remotely. While they’re at it, the Legisla- restaurants dreaded losing busi- ture should authorize remote voting ness, spoke against it. Other legisla- for future sessions, given that no- tors argued that in-person sessions body knows how long this pandemic are just better. will rage on. As a result, although the Senate The veto session, originally managed to approve some remote scheduled for Nov. 17 to 19 and Dec. voting in committees, the House 1 to 3, essentially is to be merged failed to approve even that. with the Legislature’s so-called lame Legislators are supposed to pass duck session, which is to be held legislation — to take actual votes — in early January. Then the state’s and proposed bills have been piling newly elected Legislature — made The Illinois House of Representatives holds a special session in May at the Bank of Springfield Center — instead of the Illinois State up since last spring. Waiting for the up of the folks who won on Nov. 3 or Capitol — to better allow for social distancing amid the COVID-19 pandemic. JUSTIN L. FOWLER/THE STATE JOURNAL-REGISTER VIA AP,POOL pandemic to subside hasn’t panned were not up for reelection — is to out well. convene on Jan. 13. We appreciate why lawmakers spiking upward in Illinois since early the governor has declared a public Had the Legislature last spring But here’s the problem: Who’s to are wary of going to Springfield, October. health emergency. authorized remote voting, this fall’s say the pandemic will have eased which ranks as one of the na- But it only makes sense to A proposal to allow remote veto session could have gone off up by then? If it’s shaky to meet in tion’s pandemic hot spots. Older authorize remote voting now before voting came up last spring but fell without a hitch. Springfield now, it could be just as and more vulnerable legislators things get worse. The Legislature short by a single vote in the House. Legislatures in 11 states have au- shaky, if not shakier, to meet in per- understandably don’t want to take could include a provision that re- Lawmakers who represent the city thorized remote voting. The Illinois son in January or even next spring. risks. COVID-19 cases have been mote voting is permitted only when of Springfield, where local bars and Legislature should do the same. Pop-up hotel parties? No time to look for loopholes in pandemic restrictions he coronavirus is spreading The parties have been grow- handful of properties aren’t taking hotels and short-term rental return one day. We’re all looking twice as fast in Illinois as it ing in number since the city first any accountability for what’s hap- properties to voluntarily upgrade forward to a good party again. T was three weeks ago, and imposed social distancing restric- pening inside their four walls.” and better enforce protocols to But Chicago is in the throes of almost four times as fast as it was tions back in March, with more Reilly said a lot of people who limit the number of guests staying a deadly public health crisis, one at the beginning of October. than a dozen reported to police. used to throw parties in bars and inaroom. that is growing worse. Mayor Lori More than 536,500 people in While most of the events have restaurants — partially shut down “We don’t want to find out that Lightfoot warned on Thursday Illinois have tested positive, and been relatively small, attended by because of the pandemic — now we have incentivized a problem that the city is “on track to lose the state’s pandemic death toll is just 10 to 20 people, some have are throwing them at hotels and after the fact,” Reilly said. “At a 1,000 more Chicagoans” — or even closing in on 10,500. drawn crowds of up to 80 people. Airbnbs. bare minimum, we need to set more—fromCOVID-19byNew Yet there are people holding “In large part, the vast majority Is this a huge problem? Not yet. some basic minimum expectations Year’s Eve. stupid pop-up parties. They are of these operators are doing every- But it’s a growing one, as people for how hotels secure their lobbies This is no time for anybody to taking advantage of low rates at thing they’re being asked to,” Ald. bridle to the city’s pandemic-fight- and their rooms.” be looking for loopholes in the Chicago hotels and Airbnbs to Brendan Reilly (42nd), speaking of ing restrictions on having a good, Big gathering are not a thing city’s coronavirus regulations. hold gatherings that risk becoming Chicago’s hotels and Airbnbs, told crowded time. of the past. A vaccine is on its Let’s keep each other alive and COVID-19 super-spreader events. the Sun-Times. “But it seems like a There is an obvious need for way and a sense of normalcy will well.

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OPINION There is no return to normalcy

Trump supporters believe that all or parts of the QAnon conspiracy are true, and that 34% MONA CHAREN of Republicans and Republican leaners think @monacharenEPPC the COVID-19 pandemic was intentionally started by powerful people. Into that warm petri dish for incubating cra- zy thinking, insert one defeated Trump claiming he day after the secretary of defense was voter fraud and you get yesterday’s new polling fired is not a great time for the secretary showing that 70% of Republicans do not believe T of state to joke about a transition to a the 2020 election was “free and fair.” “second Trump administration.” If he was, in The difference between 37% and 70% is the fact, joking. difference between a disturbing tendency and I’ve had conversations in the past few a potential crisis of legitimacy. days with people who disliked Donald Trump About 72 million Americans voted for Don- enough to pull the lever for Joe Biden but still ald Trump. If the vast majority of them believe believe that the Republican Party is sound and — falsely — that the election was stolen from will snap back to normal now that Trump is them and that their votes didn’t count, what defeated. does that do to any opportunity for national I’d like to believe that, but the auguries healing? How do they respond if the sitting are not good so far. The party’s leaders have president goes beyond filing frivolous lawsuits closed ranks around Trump, repeating the lies Trump supporters protest the presidential election results Sunday in Lansing, Michigan. DAVID GOLDMAN/AP and urges state legislatures to submit alterna- and conspiracies he’s spinning about a stolen tive slates of electors (as Mark Levin has election. They are laying the predicate for the “illegal votes.” Republican attorneys general Trump won this election. So everyone who is urged)? Or if he asks the military to take to the next four years — the stab in the back. Trump from 10 states have petitioned the Supreme listening, do not be silent about this. We can- streets by invoking the Insurrection Act? didn’t lose; he was robbed. Biden is not the Court to intervene and stop the vote counting not allow this to happen before our very eyes.” Some object that Republicans who are president; he’s the usurper. in . Meanwhile, Rush Limbaugh has laid down indulging the president’s tantrum are merely You really couldn’t have asked for a more Some Republicans, recognizing that the marker for the next four years: “There’s waiting for him to come to terms with reality. open-handed Democrat than Joe Biden. He Trump’s attempt to discredit the election is his simply no way Joe Biden was legitimately That makes no sense. By helping him to stoke has made every effort to soothe the bitter- most severe assault on democratic norms yet, elected president.” Funny, Rush didn’t explain the base’s paranoia, they are making it less, ness of our politics and attempted to unify are attempting to right the ship, and God bless why, if the Democrats were successful in not more, likely that he climbs down off the the country. Someone on CNN said he had them. Sen. Mitt Romney was among the first stealing the election from Donald Trump, they crazy tree. “slammed” Trump for failing to concede, but to congratulate President-elect Biden. Sens. didn’t also steal it from Sens. Thom Tillis, Joni No, the branch of Republicans that brought that’s wrong. He said it was “embarrassing” Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins and Ben Sasse Ernst, Susan Collins and Lindsey Graham. Trump to power is now attempting to poison and wouldn’t burnish Trump’s legacy — which also have extended best wishes to the winner. The Trump Republicans have gone wad- the well for sane Republicans in the future. is about the mildest way to describe what George W. Bush issued a gracious statement, ing in the fever swamps. We’ve always had Instead of being able to focus on policy or Trump is doing. as did a number of Republican governors. conspiracy theories, but we’ve never before (gasp) possible cooperation with the Demo- But major figures in the Republican Party But McConnell, one of the most influential elected a conspiracy monger, and we’ve never cratic president on urgent matters like the — from Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to men in the party, is saying that “President before had the minority leader of the House pandemic, the narrative will be set by the Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy to the head Trump is 100% within his rights to look into as well as a U.S. senator welcoming a fringe grievance machine. of the Republican National Committee to the allegations of irregularities and weigh his legal conspiracist (Representative-elect Marjorie The Trump crowds were still chanting, attorney general — are playing along with the options” as if this were just a speeding ticket. Taylor Greene). “Lock her up!” in 2020. Is there any doubt that charade of distinguishing between “legal” and And McCarthy told Fox News: “President In recent months, we’ve learned that 37% of they’ll be chanting, “Trump won!” in 2024?

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

Civil authorities must confront do what the church won’t do: find and declare play the flag on major holidays. This Veterans some would see it as supporting Trump clergy sexual abuse scandal the truth. Without the whole and complete Day, however, I experienced some misgivings (which I most definitely do not) and I didn’t I welcomed your news story on Wednesday truth, there can be no justice; and without due to the current political climate and pos- want to risk any confrontations that might about the Vatican report regarding former justice there will be no healing. sible repercussions. arise from that belief. The vitriol emanating Cardinal Theodore McCarrick. The culprits must be held accountable, It has been made clear to me that Trump from the Trump camp makes things only Once again, we see the unwillingness and regardless of their social or professional supporters have appropriated the symbol of worse for those of us who want to show our even inability of the hierarchy of the Catholic status. Doing so serves the common good of this great nation as theirs and theirs alone. pride and respect for those who defended our Church to confront and resolve its clergy our society. An attitude that is completely at odds with country. sexual abuse scandal. And this time it is a The Rev. James Connell what the flag means and what it stands for Quite frankly, as a veteran, I resent any report by the Vatican itself that documents A priest of the Catholic Archdiocese has pervaded the political scene and poisoned one side claiming that they are the only true the utter failure of church leadership at the of Milwaukee our national atmosphere. As such, I did not Americans. highest level. display the flag this year, concerned about the Cress Hudspeth, Dunning Who can be trusted to right this tilting ship? American flag belongs to all perceptions of others. Civil governments must take the lead and As a veteran, it has been my practice to dis- If I displayed the flag, I was worried that Send letters to [email protected]. suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 21

OPINION Election of a second Catholic president calls for reconsideration of church’s role in politics

BY STEVEN P. MILLIES President President-elect unning to become the first John F. Kennedy Joe Biden on Tuesday. Catholic president of the R in 1961. AP FILES GETTY IMAGES United States in 1960, Sen. John F. Kennedy told an audience of wary Protestant ministers that “if the time should come … when my office would require me to violate my conscience or violate the national interest, then I would resign the office.” Sixty years later, Joe Biden has become the second Roman Catholic to win the White House, and some prominent Catholics and bishops now appear to believe that the only way a Catholic should hold office is by putting conscience before what the law says about culture war issues like abortion. Five decades of abortion politics have taken a toll. The Roman Catholic Church is more diverse and more divided than it was 60 years ago. American Catholics have just been through an election season that brought accusations of “Catholic in name False dilemma only” against Catholic Democrats really has found any success at the The passages Biden chose who said, “God gave the Earth to like Biden and a bitter debate federal level. Roe v. Wade is the law to quote suggest that he may the whole human race for the sus- That agreement holds potential about the best wayfor a“good today as much as it was in 1973. be thinking about how his own tenance of all its members, without for a new sort of moment in the Catholic” to vote. The Catholic Church today Catholic faith should guide his excluding or favoring anyone.” Democratic Party, in the Catholic Having observed and written is very different from the one to approach to leading a nation made “Fratelli Tutti” called for Church and in the United States. about Catholics and American poli- which JFK belonged. The church is up of Catholics and even more non- “defense of the environment,” at- Besides President-elect Biden, tics for 30 years, I believe this mo- more diverse, but it is also shrink- Catholics. tention to unemployment and the there are other rising leaders in ment provides an opportunity to ing rapidly. And, increasingly, the “For those who seek to lead,” creation of jobs that help people the Democratic Party who are promote the diversity of Catholic Catholic Church is a body at war Biden said, quoting Pope Francis, “earn a living by their own efforts Catholics — such as Julián Castro, social teaching rather than seeing with itself. Biden is a different sort “we do well to ask ourselves, why and creativity.” Pope Francis said Ted Lieu and Alexandria Ocasio- it through the preeminent, singular of Catholic for this moment. am I doing this? What is my real he hopes society can learn from Cortez. Leadership that summons lens of abortion. In Joe Biden, Biden has worn his Catholi- aim?” the pandemic and reverse the “dis- Americans to recognize “we are all Americans have a president who cism on his sleeve throughout his The message of “Fratelli Tutti” mantling” of health care systems. in the same boat” could heal divi- seemingly views policy through his career — but especially during can be summed up in the phrase Meanwhile, the Catholic Church sions by bringing voices together Catholic faith, but in a less divisive this campaign. In September, he “we are all in the same boat.” condemns racism in the same over an agenda Catholics and non- way. American Catholics have a quoted Pope John Paul II when he Beyond abortion terms as it condemns abortion — Catholics can embrace. chance to follow this example into when he called on Americans to it is an intrinsic evil. Pope Francis There is great diversity within a new engagement with American “be not afraid.” And quoting from a The social teachings of the does not name police violence in Catholicism. A Biden administra- politics. familiar Catholic hymn in his first Catholic Church offer a place to “Fratelli Tutti,” but he speaks pas- tion offers a chance to unleash that ‘Be not afraid’ address as president-elect, Biden begin crafting a policy agenda that sionately for racial justice, and he diversity both as an expression of has sent strong signals he sees his could enjoy broad support among calls for “solidarity” against “new faith and by embracing all Ameri- For five decades, conservative faith as a way to heal, and to lead. Democrats while also enlarging forms of violence threatening the cans, Catholic or not. Catholics and Republican leaders From FDR to Pope Francis Catholic political engagement in a fabric of society.” in the U.S. have tried to win over way that goes beyond the abortion Hundreds of thousands of young Steven P. Millies is an associate pro- Catholic voters to an agenda that A week before Election Day, Biden question. people demonstrated in American fessor of public theology and director serves the interests of the GOP, spoke in Warm Springs, Georgia, For example, in “Fratelli Tutti” streets during this past summer. of The Bernardin Center, Catholic especially on abortion. quoting at length in Warm Springs Pope Francis described how Cath- Whether Catholic or not, they Theological Union in Chicago. This Despite these overtures in our from Pope Francis’s most recent olics believe in a just distribution share these values with Pope Fran- article originally was published on national politics, that agenda never papal encyclical, “Fratelli Tutti.” of wealth. He quotes John Paul II, cis and Joe Biden. The Conversation. 22 | Friday, November 13, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com ◆ ENTERTAINMENT

Kate Winslet (left) plays RICHARD a paleontologist who ROEPER makes a connection with her house guest MOVIE COLUMNIST (Saoirse Ronan) in “Ammonite.” NEON [email protected] | @RichardERoeper et’s start with that curious title: “Ammonite.” That’s the L name for the ribbed, spiral- shaped fossils of mollusks that lived in the waters some tens of millions of years ago. This might be the first time a movie has been named for a ribbed, spiral-shaped fossil. In Francis Lee’s stark, deliber- ate and well-spun period piece, Kate Winslet delivers a complex and layered performance as Mary Anning, the real-life paleontologist who combed the cliffs of Lyme Regis on the Southern coast of England in the early 19th century, making a number of important discoveries and earning a worldwide reputa- tion in the geographical community, though as a woman she didn’t re- ceive the fame or (relative) fortune or official recognition she deserved. Mary is blunt, closed-off, anti- social, nearly reclusive — more comfortable working the shores avalanche of feelings each is experi- alone all day and tending to her encing as they make love. Given this fossils at night than interacting with is all taking place against the back- actual people. Like the Ammonites drop of England circa 1940, to say buried beneath heavy rocks, Mary their romance would cause a scandal will remain unseen unless someone FOSSIL-FUELED would be understating it. Mary and comes along and splits open those Charlotte know this and they’re care- rocks to find the hidden beauty ful, but if you were in a room with the within. Metaphor, anyone? two of them, you’d have to be blind In the early going, “Ammonite” not to see the connection. has sparse dialogue as we follow (Roderick and Charlotte are Mary’s routine, which seems only based on real-life characters who slightly less challenging and dreary ROMANCE knew Mary, but there’s scant evi- and draining as Sisyphus and that Newcomer chips away at paleontologist’s stony exterior dence of a romance between Mary damn boulder. With a chill wind and Charlotte. This is a fictional always blowing and the skies always dramatization, imagining a lesbian gray and the threat of rain forever to museums, and selling tiny, pol- ‘AMMONITE’ ★★★½ town for all of a day or two before he romance just like dozens of previous looming, Mary slips and slides and ished fossils to the occasional tourist announces he’s setting off on a geo- period pieces, e.g., “Shakespeare Neon presents a film written prods and pokes along the slippery who stops in. and directed by Francis Lee. logical tour that will take four or five in Love,” have depicted fictional cliffs, grunting with every ounce We get the distinct feeling Mary Rated R (for graphic sexuality, weeks — six at the most — and he’ll heterosexual love affairs.) of strength she can muster when will spend every last one of her days some graphic nudity and brief pay Mary to look after Charlotte. Off “Ammonite” brings in a couple she discovers a fossilized treasure in this manner, but that changes language). Running time: 120 with you, Roderick, so we can get to of interesting characters, includ- in a heavy rock. When she returns when Roderick Murchsion (James minutes. Opens Friday at local the heart of this story! ing Fiona Shaw’s Elizabeth, an old home, she shares meals and a few McArdle), a gentleman member theaters, and Dec. 4 on demand. And that is the relationship and estranged friend of Mary’s who bits of conversation with her ail- of the Royal Geographical Society, between Mary and Charlotte, which might have been more than a friend, ing and quite unpleasant mother pays a visit and gushes like a fanboy orders a lavish, elaborate meal for goes from formal and distant to and Alec Secareanu’s local physi- (Gemma Jones), who fusses obses- in the hopes Mary will let him ac- himself, and then tells the waiter friendly and warm — to steamy cian, who treats Charlotte and takes sively over her collection of small company her on her next expedi- Charlotte will have a plain white and sensual. Winslet and Ronan are a liking to Mary. Mostly, though, this porcelain dogs. (The number of tion. Accompanying Roderick is his fish, baked no sauce. She doesn’t magnificent together, conveying the is a classic two-hander with two ac- dogs — and it’s a large number — is shy, pale, nervous wife, Charlotte, even speak.) escalation of intimate moments, from tors at the top of their game playing the same as the number of babies (Saoirse Ronan), who seems like an Roderick tells people his wife has holding hands to kissing to embrac- women who have been hiding their Mary’s mother lost.) Mary ekes out afterthought to Roderick. (When a touch of “melancholia” and that ing to an extended and graphic true selves under a rock until they a living by sending larger specimens they go out to dinner, Roderick the sea air will do her good. He’s in coupling that beautifully conveys the discover each other. suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 23

Lance (Patrick Schwarzenegger) joins a burglary crew of Robin Hood wannabes in “Echo Boomers.” SABAN FILMS

Maybe you should have asked a few questions after all, Lance. We learn the gang was founded by Alex Pettyfer’s Ellis and Hayley Law’s Allie, who started robbing homes as some sort of political statement about the effed-up world their parents have left them, but now seem to be in it mostly for the money and the instant gratifica- tion they pursue in the form of CROOKS drinks and drugs and more drinks and more drugs (not to mention the highs they experience every time they pull off another job). Everyone in the group has a back story explaining why they indulge WITH A in a particular form of vandalism each time out; for example, one of them had a horrible childhood and always seeks out family photos to smash and destroy. Still, it’s tough to feel empathy for this bunch, CAUSE most of whom come across as entitled little jerks who think the world owes them something and In ‘Echo Boomers,’Chicago have decided they’ll take what they millennials rob homes of the rich want without earning it. Even the initially likable Lance becomes to make a statement — and to share something of a chest-thumping sceneswith MichaelShannon d-bag. Still, we stay involved with “Echo Boomers,” thanks to the excellent performances, the eye- popping visuals and the prom- ise of another scene involving Michael Shannon’s Mel, who runs a legitimate business but has a lucrative side gig in providing the gang with the names and addresses of wealthy Chicagoans and suburbanites with seven-fig- BY RICHARD ROEPER, MOVIE COLUMNIST if you believe in such things,” this story will wind up, eh? ure homes loaded with material [email protected] | @RichardERoeper says the title card, though I don’t Flashback to a few months ear- goods. he young actors playing remember hearing about a group lier, with Lance arriving in Chicago Director Seth Savoy (who co- activist burglars in “Echo of recent college grads pulling off at the invitation of his cousin Jack wrote the screenplay with Kevin T Boomers” must have had a dozens of robberies of million- (Gilles Geary), who has promised Bernhardt and Jason Miller) blast making this movie. You get dollar homes in 2013, the year the Lance a job “in acquisitions.” It’s displays real talent and infuses to smash up houses in spectacu- movie is set. been rough sledding for Lance, “Echo Boomers” with a kinetic lar fashion time and again, AND After we see a montage of news Ellis (Alex Pettyfer, left) co-founded who has been trying to land a job flash that suits the material. It you get to share scenes with the reports and talk show discussions the gang, which gets tips from Mel in the art world ever since graduat- would be an upset to learn Savoy great Michael Shannon doing his about how millennials, aka Echo (Michael Shannon) on the best homes ing from college but has hit noth- isn’t a huge fan of the works of Michael Shannon burning intensity Boomers, are struggling to find to invade. SABAN FILMS ing but dead ends, so he’s eager to Guy Ritchie and Quentin Taranti- thing, and if that’s not a master work and make a place in this take the gig, no questions asked. no, and such films as “The Town” class in acting then I just don’t world, we see Patrick Schwar- ‘ECHO BOOMERS’ ★★★ Next thing we know, Lance is given and “Heat.” This is a nifty little know. zenegger’s Lance on the phone in a cool skeleton mask and a pair of gem in the heist genre, with the Set in Chicago and the sur- prison, talking to Lesley Ann War- Saban Films presents a film di- gloves and is literally along for the familiar message about the perils rected by Seth Savoy and written rounding suburbs but filmed ren’s journalist (the credits identify by Savoy, Kevin Bernhardt and ride as a gang of millennials breaks of greed and always wanting mostly in Salt Lake City (wait, her only as “Author”), who wants Jason Miller. Rated R (for drug into a posh home, takes everything more and more and even more. what) save for a few days of pickup to give Lance the opportunity to use and pervasive language). of value and sprays the wall with The Echo Boomers don’t know shots filmed in the city last March, tell his side of the story. Guess that Running time: 94 minutes. Opens graffiti making them sound like when to stop, and we know where “Echo Boomers” is “a true story, spoils any questions about where Friday at the Music Box Theatre. modern-day Robin Hoods. that will land them. 24 | Friday, November 13, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com

ENTERTAINMENT Please be patient, HOROSCOPES: NOV. 13, 2020 Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Since September, you have suffered from GEORGIA uncertainty about shared assets or masked people, when NICOLS shared property. This might have produced ego conflicts. It might have been hard to get a loan. Something of this sort has been difficult. Those pressures are gone as of I can’t read your lips MOON ALERT: Avoid important deci- today. Whew! sions and shopping from 5:20 to 10:45 a.m. Chicago time. After that, the moon moves Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Since I watched the baby for seven hours on from Libra into Scorpio. September, your closest friend- Sunday, too, while my son enjoyed a day ships and partnerships have IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY: DEAR ABBY off. When I asked him if he remembered TV host suffered because you’ve been coming on ADVICE to debit over, he replied, “Debit over for Jimmy Kimmel (1967) shares your birthday. like gangbusters! You don’t mean to offend, what?” I said, “For my services.” He said, You are thoughtful and kind; nevertheless, but you’ve been aggressive. As of today, “Services for what?” I said, “Babysitting,” youhaveatough,bitingsenseofhumor. you’ll be able to put much of this into better and he replied that his wife should have You are also wise. Because you are enter- perspective, and these relationships will ear Abby:Aswereturntowork, paid me, but she didn’t. ing a new cycle, it means it’s time to define improve. businesses and expanded health Forgotten in Florida some goals to determine what you want for D care are opening up after the pan- Dear Forgotten: I’m sorry to say this, yourself in the next few years. Be confident Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Yo u k now demic shutdown. We all are pretty much but your son is a deadbeat who should and physically energetic about going after deep down that you have been required to wear masks anywhere we go be ashamed of himself. He could pay you what you want. Just do it! spinning your wheels since Sep- these days. by check or an electronic transfer if he tember. So many things that you wanted I am a deaf person and rely on lip-read- doesn’t have the cash on hand. If you need Aries (March 21-April 19): Good to accomplish have been difficult to do ing for communication. Wearing a mask money, find a client who will honor the news! Much of your recent frustra- because of distractions and obstacles. As of has shut out my contact with the hearing tion has been because your ruler today, you will be more effective in your job world as far as communication goes. I have WHEN I’M NOT ABLE TO HAVE A Mars was retrograde in your sign. (The last and with any tasks that you set for yourself. been mistreated in more ways than one SIGN LANGUAGE INTERPRETER time this happened was in 1988.) As of today, because masks do not allow me to lip read. WITH ME, I BRING A PEN AND this is no longer the case. Yes, it’s all systems Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): When I’m not able to have a sign language PAD EVERYWHERE I GO TO go! You can be more confident in your future. Your self-confidence, especially interpreter with me, I bring a pen and pad CONVERSE AS BEST AS I CAN. with respect to creative matters everywhere I go to converse as best as I YELLING THROUGH THE MASK Taurus (April 20-May 20): Since or sports or your ability to deal with your can. September, you have felt off your kids has suffered since September. Things I am a very patient person; however, IS POINTLESS. game. Your self-confidence might beyond your control muddied the situation people in the public sector are not being have suffered. Mars retrograde might have making you feel a bit overwhelmed and patient nor compassionate in helping us deal, which will let your son and his wife contributed to this. but as of today, this is ineffective. Starting today, those problems deaf individuals. Please understand, we learn how expensive replacing you will be. over. You will feel like you’re coming out of will disappear. areTRYING to communicate as best as (Ifyou decide to let them rehire you, make the cloudsbackintothe sun. About time! we can. We simply ask the community to sure you get the money upfront.) Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Since be patient and either lower your mask to Gemini (May 21-June 20): Your rela- September, your effectiveness at respond, or write your response. Yelling Dear Abby: I want to be a good friend, tions with groups and friends have home and within your family has through the mask is pointless. but I’m at my wits’ end. A friend has de- been less than rewarding since been diminished, which has been frustrat- Deaf in Las Vegas cided he is going to be a singer-songwriter, September. Something was lacking. You’ll ing for you. Starting today, you will once Dear Deaf: I can only imagine how frus- and he’s terrible. He keeps sending me be glad to know this negative influence is again hit your stride and pull your act trating and isolating this has been for you videos, invitations to watch him perform gone as of today. This means your interac- together the way you want it to be. Good and other deaf people. Reusable transpar- online concerts, etc. I have tried offering tions with friends and groups will improve! stuff! ent masks and masks with clear plastic constructive criticism, which he deflects. inserts (windows) are available on the Now he has recorded a CD, which he wants Cancer (June 21-July 22): This sum- Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): You r internet. I would urge anyone who has con- to send me at his expense. I do not want mer, you felt ambitious. But in Sep- ability to communicate effectively tact with deaf individuals to go online and him to waste his money, and I don’t care tember, something took the wind with others, including siblings and check this out. Some are marked, “Hearing to waste my time listening to it. Is there a out of your sails. Don’t worry because that everyday contacts, has been dubious since Impaired.” I have considered buying some, gracious way out of this situation? was temporary. (It was also unusual be- September. You know that you have been if only so friends and family can see me in Not Interested in the West cause the last time this influence occurred less effective. Fear not because this is now my entirety and know without question Dear Not Interested: Yes. Accept the was in 1988.) As of today, you will move for- a thing of the past. Starting today, you’re when I’m being facetious. disc, which he is sending at his expense. ward with confidence and determination. back in form! And when he asks you for a compliment, Dear Abby: I babysit my 1-year-old give him one. In other words, be a friend, Leo (July 23-Aug. 22): You can put Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20): Your abil- grandson 40 hours a week while my son not a music critic. your energy into expanding your ity to manage your movable pos- and daughter-in-law work nights. They mind and looking for experiences sessions as well as earn money has were paying me $80 a week, then suddenly Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, that will create new dimensions of reality. been relatively ineffective since September. stopped. My son said they might not pay also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was This is something you like to do; however, Minor obstacles have got the better of you. me all the time because they often forget founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. since September, you were sidetracked with Starting today, these obstacles will vanish to “debit over” at the store to get the Contact Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or another agenda. Now you will find gratifying and you will start to take control of your money for me. P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. ways of expanding your world! assets in a better way. suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 25 WEATHER CHERYL SCOTT’S RISE-AND-SHINE FORECAST DAILY BRIDGE CLUB Friday morning: Mostly clear and cold with temperatures in the 30s. BY FRANK STEWART Catch the latest forecast on ABC7 weeknights at 4, 5, 6 and 10 p.m. This week’s deals have focused on declarer’s play to the first trick — when the fate of the contract is often decided. To test yourself, cover TODAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY today’s East-West cards. Against your 3NT,West, who overcalled one heart, vulnerable, leads the eight of hearts. How do you proceed? Since we’re dealing with Trick One play, and 4228 48 43 49 32 45 31 45 31 58 38 62 42 dummy has only two cards from which to choose, you should go right. Chilly Mostly cloudy, breezy Rain ends early, partly Sunny, chilly Sunny, chilly, quiet Sunny, breezy, mild Mostly sunny, with PM showers cloudy and very windy very nice Say South plays low from dummy to assure two heart tricks. He wins with the 10 and starts the clubs. REGIONAL OUTLOOK NATIONAL OUTLOOK West wins and leads the king of hearts, pinning dummy’s queen and Today Tomorrow Shown are noon positions of weather systems and precipitation. Temperature bands are highs for the day. forcing out the ace. When West gets ILLINOIS back in with his second high club, he Carbondale 52/33 Sun 61/49 Shwrs takes three hearts for down one. T-storms Champaign 45/25 Sun 51/42 Rain South must play dummy’s queen Springfield 45/28 Sun 54/41 Rain Rain on the first heart. When he leads a INDIANA club next, West wins and leads the Showers Indianapolis 49/29 Sun 50/47 Rain king of hearts, but South takes the South Bend 41/25 Sun 48/44 Cldy Snow ace and forces out West’s second WISCONSIN high club. South still has the 10-6 of Green Bay 36/24 Sun 45/39 Rain Flurries hearts for a stopper, so he is safe. Madison 38/26 Sun 45/37 PCldy Ice If East had a high club, the con- MICHIGAN tract would be unmakeable. Grand Rapids 41/26 Sun 47/41 Cldy Cold Mackinaw City 40/31 Cldy 46/38 Cldy Daily question New Buffalo 41/29 Sun 48/44 Cldy Warm You hold: ♠ K103 ♥ Q4 ♦ A84 IOWA Stationary ♣ Q 10 9 4 3. Your partner opens one Des Moines 45/33 PCldy 55/34 Rain heart, you respond two clubs, he MISSOURI rebids two hearts and you try 2NT. St. Louis 49/37 Sun 58/46 Rain Partner then bids three clubs. What do you say? CHICAGO ALMANAC Answer: Partner’s bidding SUNRISE/SUNSET suggests a minimum, distributional Today 6:38 a.m. 4:31 p.m. hand. He wants nothing to do with Tomorrow 6:39 a.m. 4:30 p.m. either game or notrump. Pass. He Sunday 6:40 a.m. 4:29 p.m. may have a hand such as 4 2, Monday 6:42 a.m. 4:28 p.m. A K 7 6 2, J 6 2, K J 8. 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South dealer Today’s main offender: Today’s main offender: Albany 45/36 Rain Denver 61/37 PCldy Orlando 83/66 PCldy Both sides vulnerable Particulates not available Albuquerque 58/37 Cldy El Paso 72/47 PCldy Palm Beach 84/75 PCldy THURSDAY’S WEATHER (O’HARE) Amarillo 55/44 Cldy Fairbanks 15/8 Cldy Philadelphia 58/41 Rain NORTH Statistics ending 5 p.m. Thursday Anchorage 30/20 Cldy Fargo 40/27 Sun Phoenix 76/50 PCldy ♠ K103 High/low ...... 54/35 Asheville 67/37 PCldy Fort Worth 70/59 PCldy Pittsburgh 53/29 Sun ♥ Q4 Average high/low ...... 50/34 Aspen 44/27 Cldy Hartford 48/38 Rain Portland, ME 45/34 Rain ♦ A84 Atlanta 73/49 Sun Helena 42/30 PCldy Portland, OR 52/43 Rain Last year high/low ...... 17/7 ♣ Q10943 Record high ...... 70 (1949) Atlantic City 60/44 Rain Honolulu 85/74 PCldy Providence 52/39 Rain Record low ...... 7 (2019) Austin 82/68 Cldy Houston 83/67 Sun Reno 51/32 Rain WEST EAST Thursday’s precipitation ...... 0.00 62/38 PCldy Huntsville 68/41 Sun Sacramento 55/47 Shwrs ♠ ♠ Baton Rouge 81/54 Sun Jackson, MS 74/51 Sun Salt Lake City 48/35 Cldy 642 J875 Today’s date, last year ...... 0.00 ♥ KJ985 ♥ 73 November total (normal) ...... 0.32 (1.22) Birmingham 71/45 Sun Jacksonville 81/60 Cldy San Antonio 81/69 Cldy Bismarck 44/23 PCldy Kansas City 49/39 PCldy 66/56 Cldy ♦ Q5 ♦ J10972 Year-to-date (normal) ...... 35.27 (32.79) ♣ ♣ Thursday’s snowfall ...... 0.0 Boise 40/31 Snow Las Vegas 69/47 Sun San Francisco 59/50 Rain AK2 75 Today’s date, last year ...... 0.0 Boston 49/40 Rain Lincoln 49/34 PCldy San Juan 86/75 Shwrs Brownsville 86/71 PCldy Little Rock 62/44 PCldy Seattle 50/41 Rain SOUTH November total ...... 0.0 ♠ Total for season ...... 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Rooms Probate Public Notices Cook County - Chgo. S IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NOTICE TO DEMOLISH OR COOK COUNTY, ILLINOIS, REPAIR Downtown Hyde Park Hyde Park Arms Residential Hotel, COUNTY DEPARTMENT, PATTERNLESS CROSSWORD PROBATE DIVISION. Estate of PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT 5316 S. Harper, elev. bldg, cable, Assumed Name fridge, priv. bath, lndry, $165 & up AMANDALINE GRAY, De- THE PROPERTY COMMONLY The ACROSS 50 Uruguay’s 11 Person who 45 Texter’s“I per wk, $350/bi-wk, $680/mo. ASSUMED NAME ceased. Case No. 2018 P 7933, KNOWN AS: 1 Bean type in capital creates a didn’t need to 773-493-3500/01 anytime Douglas F. Cureton, Independ- Notice is hereby given, pursuant 1543 Aberdeen succotash 53 ___ apparent password know that!” 80th & Dobson, furnished room. to "An Act in relation to the use ent Administrator. NOTICE IS Chicago Heights, Illinois JOYNER Heat, elec & cable incl. 1.5. mo of an Assumed Business Name GIVEN TO Pamela Hairston, 60411 5 Walk proudly 55 Alternatives to 12 Eye sore 47 Actress Aisha sec dep req’d. Available Now. Keith Cureton, Michelle P.I.N. 32-20-415-002 & LAW OFFICE $515 & $600/mo. 312-504-8592 in the conduct or transaction of 10 Derriere Wranglers 13 Be the emcee or Sandra Business in the State," as Cureton, Denise Cureton, Re- 003-0000 nee Cureton, Sherria Johnson, 14 Lebanese, 56 Earlier 18 Signs up for 51 One on the Sleeping Rooms amended, that a certification ATTORNEY IS AVAILABLE perhaps 59 Boxer Laila the Army stump was registered by the under- Earl Elbert Johnson, Joyce is found and deemed by the City Cook County - Chgo. N signed with the County Clerk of Cureton, Terrence Cureton, of Chicago Heights, pursuant to DURING COVID-19 VIA 15 Indoor 61 Part of“SNL” 19 “Days of Our 52 “Am I to Cook County. Registration Num- Frederick Cureton, Brandon Section 11-31-1(e) of the Illinois football 64 Protective set- Lives”channel blame?” ACACIA SRO HOTEL Cureton, and Margaret Municipal code, 65 ILCS 5/11- PHONE OR VIDEO CHAT Men Preferred! Rooms for Rent. ber: Y20005112 on November format ups suggested 24 “Evil Woman” 54 “To ___ is hu- Weekly & Monthly Rates. 5, 2020 Higgenbotham; Unknown Heirs 31-1(e), to contain an open and 312-421-4597 Under the Assumed Name of who are heirs of the decedent vacant building and constitute 16 On the by the final band, for short man” and whose addresses were not an immediate and continuing BIG ROOM with stove, fridge, bath CHICAGO CORPORATE DEBT BE GONE! subject of few letters of 26 Mule’s father 56 Secretive & nice wood floors. Near Red Line RESIDENTIAL RE stated in the Petition for Letters hazard to the surrounding com- of Administration. You are here- munity and to the public at Chapter 13 17 Really fun 17-, 27- and 27 “Gee attention- & Buses. 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The statement from cybersecurity ex- New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu, perts, which trumpeted the Nov. 3 election who endorsed Trump’s reelection, became as the most secure in American history, the latest Republican official to say what amounted to the most direct repudiation to Trump and his allies refuse to accept. The date of Trump’s efforts to undermine the in- GOP governor acknowledged that Biden’s tegrity of the contest. It echoed repeated as- lead is getting “bigger sertions by election experts and state officials and bigger by the day” over the last week that the election unfolded and Trump’s legal op- smoothly without broad irregularities. tions are dissipating. “While we know there are many unfound- “Joe Biden is the ed claims and opportunities for misinfor- president-elect, and I mation about the process of our elections, think like most Ameri- we can assure you we have the utmost con- cans, we suspect he’ll fidence in the security and integrity of our they had no evidence that any voting system ber of Trump’s allies are calling for Biden to be taking the oath of elections, and you should too,” the statement had deleted or lost votes, had changed votes, have access to the information. office in January,” Su- Gov. Chris Sununu said. “When you have questions, turn to elec- or was in any way compromised. They said all “I just don’t know of any justification for nunu told reporters, tions officials as trusted voices as they ad- of the states with close results have paper re- withholding the briefing,” Texas Sen. John insisting there was no legal fraud in his minister elections.” cords, which allows for the recounting of each Cornyn, a member of the Senate intelligence state, which Biden easily carried. The statement was distributed by the ballot, if necessary, and for “the identification committee, said Thursday. Just a handful of the Senate’s 53 and five Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security and correction of any mistakes or errors.” “I see no problem with that,” said Iowa of the 28 Republican governors had public- Agency, which spearheaded federal elec- “The Nov. 3 election was the most secure Sen. Chuck Grassley, the Republican Party’s ly recognized Biden as the president-elect tion protection efforts. It was tweeted by in American history. Right now, across the longest-serving senator. as of Thursday afternoon. Republican lead- the agency’sdirector,ChrisKrebs, whojust country,election officials arereviewing and “I think so,yes,”said Senate Judiciary ers believe they need to keep Trump and hours earlier had been the subject of a Re- double checking the entire election process Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham, one his base happy and engaged ahead of two uters story that said he had told associates prior to finalizing the result,” the statement of Trump’s closest confidants, when asked if upcoming Georgia runoff elections that will he expected to be fired by Trump. Krebs has said. Biden should be briefed. determine the Senate majority. been vocal on Twitter in repeatedly reassur- The Senate Republicans advocated for ing Americans that the election was secure GOP senators: Give Biden briefings Biden to receive the classified national se- Pope Francis speaks with Biden and that their votes would be counted. Meanwhile, as Trump refuses to allow curity information even as they refused to It’s not exactly divine intervention, but “America, we have confidence in the secu- President-elect Joe Biden to receive intelli- acknowledge that the Democrat has won the even the pope considers the presidential rity of your vote, you should, too,” he wrote. gence briefings — even those he was getting presidential election, citing Trump’s baseless race over. Pope Francis spoke with Biden The officials who signed the statement said during the campaign — an increasing num- claims of fraudulent votes. on Thursday. Biden’s transition team said in a state- ment that the president-elect thanked Fran- Appeals court clears Harvard of racial bias in admissions cis for “extending blessings and congratula- tions and noted his appreciation.” He also BY COLLIN BINKLEY University of imposing a “racial penalty” on stitutional race-based admissions policies at saluted the pontiff’s “leadership in promot- Associated Press Asian Americans. The judges upheld a pre- Harvard and all colleges and universities,” ing peace, reconciliation, and the common BOSTON — Harvard does not discrimi- vious ruling clearing Harvard of discrimina- Blum said. bonds of humanity around the world.” nate against Asian American applicants, a tion when choosing students. Both sides have been preparing for a pos- Biden said he hopes to work with Fran- federal appeals court ruled Thursday in a It delivers a blow to the suit’s plaintiff, sible review by the Supreme Court, and some cis on issues such as climate change, pov- decision that offers relief to other colleges Students for Fair Admissions, a nonprofit legal scholars say the issue is ripe to be re- erty and immigration. that consider race in admissions but also sets that aims to eliminate the use of race in col- visited. Biden has had several phone calls the stage for a potential review by an increas- lege admissions. In a statement, the group’s Filed in 2014, the lawsuit has revived a this week with foreign leaders, including ingly conservative U.S. Supreme Court. president, Edward Blum, said he was disap- national debate about race’s role in college British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, The decision came from two judges on the pointed but that “our hope is not lost.” admissions. In multiple decisions spanning French President Emmanuel Macron and 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston “This lawsuit is now on track to go up to decades, the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled German Chancellor Angela Merkel. They who rejected claims from an anti-affirmative the U.S. Supreme Court where we will ask that colleges can consider race as a limited have congratulated him and consider the action group that accused the Ivy League the justices to end these unfair and uncon- factor in order to promote campus diversity. election settled. 34 | Friday, November 13, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com In Memoriam Death Notices NATION/WORLD Johnson , Aaron (Buddy) Joaquin Martinez May 24 2008 - Nov. 13 2009 Aaron (Buddy) Johnson, a native of Knoxville, TN was born to the late Calloway (Calvin) and Daisy R. Johnson on August Judge weighs bond in 29,1934. He departed this life on Thursday, November 5, 2020 at Star Regional We lost you eleven years ago Medical Center , Athens Ahmaud Arbery killing Tennessee. He leaves to Our broken hearts still grieve But our happy memories celebrate a life well lived; BY RUSS BYNUM wife Johnnie M. Johnson of Associated Press of you sustain us We will forever love you 58 years , Chattanooga, Tennessee and Daughter, BRUNSWICK, Ga. — The man who fa- Bernadette Johnson Chicago, IL/ currently resides tally shot Ahmaud Arbery had previously in Nashville, TN. We respectfully request that used racial slurs in a text message and on social distancing and all CDC Covid-19 measures be social media, a prosecutor said Thursday Death Notices adhered to. Masks will be required. Arrangements as a judge weighed whether to grant bond entrusted to Advantage Funeral & Cremation for the defendant and his father. Banks , Verneal Services Franklin -Strickland Chapel, 1724 McCallie Travis McMichael and his father, Grego- Avenue, Chattanooga, TN, 37404, 423-265-4414. ry McMichael, have been jailed since their Verneal Banks was born on February 4, 1948 Please visit our website to share your memories: arrests in May, more than two months after in Chicago, Illinois at Cook County Hospital www.advantagefranklin-strickland.com Arbery was slain. The McMichaels, who are Father and son Gregory (left) and Travis McMichael Hospital. She passed away on Sunday, November Sign Guest Book at legacy.suntimes.com white, chased and fatally shot the 25-year- listen via closed circuit TV in the Glynn County De- 1, 2020 at Cook County. She attended Walter Scott old Black man after they spotted him run- tention center in Brunswick, Georgia, on Thursday. Elementary School and graduated from Hyde Park High School. She attended Chicago State University ning in their neighborhood just outside the LEWIS LEVINE/AP port city of Brunswick. and received a bachelor and master degrees in Marshall, Rev. Dr. Walter Business Administration. She worked briefly at Questions about whether racism played a Thursday that’s not true. Hines Veterans Hospital and then went on to work Beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, and role in the killing sharpened during a previ- “We have substantial evidence that, on for the State of Illinois as a Patient Advocate at the uncle of Chicago, Illinois, ous hearing when an investigator testified the day in question, Mr. Arbery was not a University of Illinois Fantus Clinic (Cook County passed away on November that a third defendant, who took video of the jogger,” said Robert Rubin, one of Travis Hospital) for more than 35 years. For over 50 2, 2020, at 9:59am. Visitation shooting, told authorities he heard Travis McMichael’s attorneys. “He was there for years, she was a faithful member of Progressive will be held on Friday, McMichael, 34, utter a racial slur after he nefarious purposes.” Community Church (Chicago) where she served November 13, 2020 from blasted Arbery three times with a shotgun. Rubin gave no evidence that Arbery was as Sunday School teacher and Superintendent. 3:00pm – 6:00pm, Gatlin’s In the courtroom Thursday, Zachary doing anything wrong the day he was shot. She leaves to celebrate her life, Anita M. Ward, Chapel, 1200 East 162 nd Langford — a friend of Travis McMichael’s Langford’s wife, Ashley Langford, testi- (sister/friend), Hilary C. Ward and Kimberley R. Street South Holland, Illinois, since boyhood — testified his friend was a fied that Travis McMichael expressed re- Buchanan (nieces/goddaughters). The cremation 60473. Wake and funeral will jokester who got along with everyone and morse about shooting Arbery. will be private and at a later time, following CDC be on Saturday, November had at least one Black friend. “He told me he wished it never happened guidelines, the family will have a celebration of life 14, 2020, Gatlin’s Chapel, 1200 East 162 nd Street Then prosecutor Jesse Evans asked like that,” she said. “He prayed for Ah- memorial service. South Holland, Illinois, 60473 from 12:00pm - Langford about a text message Travis Mc- maud’s mother and his family daily.” Sign Guest Book at legacy.suntimes.com 12:30pm and 12:30pm – 1:30pm. Interment at Mount Michael had sent him last year that used a Superior Court Judge Timothy Walms- Glenwood Memory Gardens, 18301 Glenwood- slurfor Black people when referring to a ley adjourned court Thursday evening Thornton Road, Glenwood, Illinois, 60425. “crackhead ...withgoldteeth.” without a bond decision because there was Sign Guest Book at legacy.suntimes.com Langford at first said he didn’t recall re- still more evidence to be presented. He Cipriani , John ceiving the message. Then after reviewing planned to continue the hearing Friday. a transcript of the exchange, he answered: The McMichaels weren’t arrested until John Cipriani, of Chicago, passed away on “He was referring to a raccoon, I believe.” the cellphone video of the shooting leaked November 6th, 2020 at the age of 86. Beloved Swiderski , Cindy Marie Evans also cited a photo Langford posted online and the Georgia Bureau of Investi- husband of 42 years to Nancy (nee O’Steen), Cindy Marie Swiderski née Bergstrom, age 54 to Facebook last year to which Travis McMi- gation took over the case. In June, a grand devoted father of Tracy Cipriani (Mark Ryan), Julie Cipriani, Susan Cipriani (Gary Gross), and dear suddenly, late of Oak Forest. Beloved wife of chael replied: “Sayonara,” along with an offen- jury indicted both McMichaels and a neigh- Robert Swiderski; devoted mother of Erica sive term for Asians followed by an expletive. bor, William “Roddie” Bryan, on charges. grandfather of Cristina, Joey, Addison, Benjamin, and Chloe. Loving brother of Lucille Kunz (late Bergstrom; loving daughter of Marie née Rago and Langford said he didn’t recall that, either. Each is charged with malice murder, the late Larry Bergstrom; dear sister of Jim, Bob Defense attorneys for both McMichaels felony murder, aggravated assault, false im- Larry), Antoinette Venezia-Rossol (late Stan), Rosemary Doctor (Walter). Predeceased by his (Hui), Linda (Howie Boone) Bergstrom, and Cathy have denied any racist motives in the shoot- prisonment and criminal attempt to com- (Michael) Losito; kind aunt and great aunt of many ing. Right after the Feb. 23 shooting, Greg- mit false imprisonment. parents Mary (nee Campagna) and Otto Cipriani. Also predeceased by his former wife Albie (nee nieces and nephews; adoring niece of the late Frank ory McMichael told police that he and his Travis McMichael’s mother, Lee McMi- Wesling). Due to the COVID-19 virus there will be A. Rago; Visitation Friday,2–9p.m.Funeral Service son armed themselves and got in a pickup chael, testified that he lived with her and a private family Mass on Saturday, November 14th, Saturday, 9:30 a.m. at Thornridge Funeral Home truck to pursue Arbery because they sus- his father, has a 4-year-old son and doesn’t 2020 at Holy Child Jesus Parish at St. Margaret (Janusz Family Funeral Service) 14318 S. LaGrange pected he was a burglar. have a passport. His attorneys cited his Mary Church. Mass will be streamed on the Parish Rd. (Northbound traffic, U-turn permitted at 143 rd “These men are proud of what they have past service as a U.S. Coast Guard mechan- Facebook page at 11:00a.m. Interment at All Saints. St.). Interment St. Mary Cemetery. 708-460-2300 or done,” Arbery’s mother, Wanda Cooper- ic as proof of his character. In lieu of flowers, contributions in John’s name to thornridgefuneralhomes.com Jones, told the judge as she asked him to “In no way, shape or form is Travis hate- the American Heart Association appreciated Sign Guest Book at legacy.suntimes.com deny them bond. “They want to go home ful towards any group of people, nor does Sign Guest Book at legacy.suntimes.com because they think in their selfish minds he look down on anyone based on race, re- that they are the good guys.” ligion or beliefs,” Curt Hall, a former Coast Prosecutors say Arbery was merely jog- Guard roommate of Travis McMichael who ging when the McMichaels pursued him. described himself as “multiracial,” wrote in Their defense attorneys insisted in court a letter supporting bond for his friend. suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 35

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Tyrrell Hatton Best bet: Iowa Native (6th Race) 6:44 a.m. – Justin Thomas, Matthew Player 1st 2nd 3rd Total P#. Horse, Jockey, Trainer Odds Comment Purse: $11.5 million Fitzpatrick, Brooks Koepka Freddie Freeman, Braves 28 2 - 410 SCORECARD RACES Win Place Show Mookie Betts, Dodgers 2 21 5 268 3. Hamazing Vision, EgPerez, Reavis 6-1 Might get a decent setup Yardage: 7,475; Par: 72 6:55 a.m. – Dustin Johnson, Patrick LAST RACE DAY 8 1 2 2 10. Shweet Persuasion, JLopez, Broberg 7-2 Every chance to repeat Cantlay, Rory McIlroy Manny Machado, Padres - 2 16 221 Fernando Tatis Jr., Padres - 2 5 201 TOTAL 161 36 28 25 9. Exemplar, Emigh, HRodriguez 6-1 Good fit at this level First Round Suspended for Darkness 7:06 a.m. – Zach Johnson, Justin Rose, 7. Off The Meds, Hamilton, Mason 3-1 Unwise to rule him out (43 DNF) Cameron Champ Juan Soto, Nationals - 3 2 172 Paul Casey 33-32—65 -7 7:17 a.m. – Victor Perez, Sungjae Im, Marcell Ozuna, Braves - - 2 167 1ST | $11,000, CLAIMING $7,500,5 FURLONGS (TURF) 2. River Cactus, Felix, Manley 5-1 Runner up in last two Brendon Todd Trea Turner, Nationals - - - 83 1. Khozan’s Valentine, Santiago, SBecker 15-1 Sharp win; respect him Webb Simpson 33-34—67 -5 P#. Horse, Jockey, Trainer Odds Comment Xander Schauffele 35-32—67 -5 10:05 a.m. – Lucas Glover, Corey Conners, Mike Yastrzemski, Giants - - - 81 5. Ruffolo, Roman, Boyce 15-1 In a spot to improve Corey Seager, Dodgers - - - 43 7. Kiana’s Love, Emigh, Vanden Berg 6-1 Capable with right trip Lee Westwood 31-37—68 -4 C. T. Pan 4. Andrew The Giant, Tavares, Delong 30-1 Bullet work recently 10:16 a.m. – Brandt Snedeker, Charles Trevor Bauer, Reds - - - 32 11. Get None, Loveberry, Rivelli 2-1 Won easy; can repeat Tiger Woods 35-33—68 -4 8. Its Yes, Loveberry, Santangelo 10-1 Invader merits a look Louis Oosthuizen 35-33—68 -4 Howell III, Jazz Janewattananond Trevor Story, Rockies - - - 23 5. Fort Marsh, EgPerez, Aguilar 5-1 Had excuse as a chalk 6. Full Of Run, Roberts, Mason 12-1 Not much lately Hideki Matsuyama 34-34—68 -4 10:27 a.m. – Larry Mize, Andrew Landry, Ronald Acuña Jr., Braves - - - 21 3. Hey Hey, JLopez, Candelas 8-1 Should get involved Patrick Reed 35-33—68 -4 Lukas Michel (A) Dominic Smith, Mets - - - 16 10. Lucky Lorretta, Roberts, Mason 5-1 Beaten chalk; claimed 9TH | $9,000, CLAIMING $6,250 (NW3L), 6 & 1/2 FURLONGS Jon Rahm 34-35—69 -3 10:38 a.m. – Matt Kuchar, Lee Westwood, Yu Darvish, Cubs - - - 14 Kevin Na 1. Tinderella, OHernandez, Bahena 15-1 Hinted last start; rates P#. Horse, Jockey, Trainer Odds Comment Jazz Janewattananond 35-34—69 -3 Paul Goldschmidt, Cardinals - - - 9 Tony Finau 34-35—69 -3 10:49 a.m. – Xander Schauffele, Jason Brandon Belt, Giants - - - 2 4. Taylor’s Beauty, Hamilton, Dieter 20-1 Not bad in last effort 7. Heisfancy, Hamilton, Swearingen 9-5 Hasn’t much to beat Kokrak, Henrik Stenson 9. My Darling Sofia, Roman, Broberg 10-1 Not much last two Matt Wallace 36-33—69 -3 Wil Myers, Padres - - - 2 9. Creal Wonder, Ortiz, Lenon 6-1 Rates on the class drop C.T. Pan 34-35—70 -3 11 a.m. – Charl Schwartzel, Jason Day, Max Fried, Braves - - - 1 12. Nocturnal Mission, Felix, Tracy 15-1 Shortens up in distance 8. Colombard, Roberts, Mason 2-1 Every chance to get close Marc Leishman 35-35—70 -2 Abel Gallegos (A) Ian Happ, Cubs - - - 1 14. Lucky Fever, Loveberry, Steele 10-1 Speed for early position 5. Red Dirt Road, ULopez, Cox 30-1 Benefits from last start Matt Kuchar 35-35—70 -2 11:11 a.m. – Vijay Singh, Lanto Griffin, Dansby Swanson, Braves - - - 1 6. Leighton Kentucky, Molina, Dieter 30-1 Seeks the early lead 10. Bumptybumpbump, Santiago, Wells 12-1 Rates in your exotics Larry Mize 36-34—70 -2 Tyler Duncan Ryan Tepera, Cubs - - - 1 2. Kenai Cool, Wiseman, ERodriguez 30-1 Beat easier two back Bryson DeChambeau 34-36—70 -2 11:22 a.m. – Mike Weir, Rafael Cabrera Devin Williams, Brewers - - - 1 1. Imbettinonbrutus, Uske, Eikleberry 8-1 A threat if he’s ready Bello, Matt Wallace 13. Palette, Felix, Tracy 20-1 Faces easier today 2. Conspicuous Box, Loveberry, Scalcione 20-1 Not much at this level Jason Day 36-34—70 -2 NATIONAL LEAGUE MVPS 8. Ordained Kiss, Sanchez, Bahena 30-1 Returns; tab any action Si Woo Kim 34-36—70 -2 3. Roll Call, Wiseman, Rednour 30-1 Needs to improve Jason Kokrak 36-35—71 -1 MLB x-unanimous 2ND | $13,000, STARTER/CLAIMING $13,500, 6 & 1/2 FURLONGS 4. Maximus Image, Tavares, Zawitz 30-1 Must show a bit more Jimmy Walker 36-35—71 -1 6. Dancin Nicky, JRodriguez, Horvath 20-1 Continues to retreat Charles Howell III 35-36—71 -1 2020 — Freddie Freeman, Atlanta P#. Horse, Jockey, Trainer Odds Comment Brandt Snedeker 34-37—71 -1 AMERICAN LEAGUE 2019 — Cody Bellinger, Los Angeles 5. Jets A Ginnin, Santiago, SBecker 6-5 Won three of last four Kevin Kisner 34-37—71 -1 MVP VOTES 2018 — Christian Yelich, Milwaukee 1. Showit, EgPerez, Bahena 12-1 Stalks then closes late 3rd 3 Just N Berlander 4 Achilles Scottie Scheffler 36-35—71 -1 2017 — Giancarlo Stanton, Miami THOROUGHBRED NEW YORK (AP) — Voting for the 2020 3. Champagnerie, Roberts, MPerez 6-1 Hikes after the claim Blue Chip 8 Papiamento Mike Weir 35-36—71 -1 2016 — Kris Bryant, Chicago Henrik Stenson 34-37—71 -1 American League Most Valuable Player 2015 — x-Bryce Harper, Washington 7.RUForreal, Tavares, FRandazzo 4-1 Sharp second in her last RACING 4th 1 Spectre 3 Inxs 5 Cash For Gold Award, with first-, second- and third-place 2. Superstar Diva, JLopez, Candelas 8-1 Capable on or off pace Gary Woodland 37-35—72 E 2014 — Clayton Kershaw, Los Angeles 5th 7 Alyvia Deo 8 Kombucha 1 Graeme McDowell 35-37—72 E votes and total points on a 14-9-8-7-6-5-4- 2013 — Andrew McCutchen, Pittsburgh 3-2-1 basis: 6. Ima Little Kitten, Loveberry, Lindsay 8-1 Can slip in for a slice BY PETER GALASSI Get Legs Ian Poulter 34-38—72 E 2012 — Buster Posey, San Francisco Player 1st 2nd 3rd Total 4. Foot Rub Love, OHernandez, Brooks 10-1 Off an easy win in Ohio 6th 2 Tango DancerN6Twinsburg a-James Sugrue 36-36—72 E 2011 — Ryan Braun, Milwaukee Wager at home with Jose Abreu, White Sox 21 8 1 374 10 Infinite Symbol A Rafael Cabrera Bello 35-38—73 +1 2010 — Joey Votto, Cincinnati 3RD | $13,000, STARTER/CLAIMING $13,500, 1 & 1/16 MILES (TURF) Wager.ClubHawthorne.com Jose Ramirez, Indians 8 17 3 303 7th 3 McMatters 7 Banzai As 10 Kevin Na 37-36—73 +1 2009 — x-Albert Pujols, St. Louis P#. Horse, Jockey, Trainer Odds Comment FRIDAY’S Charl Schwartzel 36-37—73 +1 DJ LeMahieu, Yankees 1 5 15 230 Fortune Starlet Shane Bieber, Indians - - 4 173 2008 — Albert Pujols, St. Louis 10. Stock Trade, JLopez, Block 5-2 Game win; earns the nod CHURCHILL DOWNS PICKS a-Andy Ogletree 34-39—73 +1 2007 — Jimmy Rollins, Philadelphia 8th 6 Arnie’s Angel 1 Alkippe 10 Lanto Griffin 35-39—74 +2 , Angels - - 4 172 5. Antarctic, Roman, Tracy 7-2 Drops into a good spot Shellie De Vie Nelson Cruz, Twins - - 1 128 2006 — Ryan Howard, Philadelphia Post time Noon Corey Conners 38-36—74 +2 2005 — Albert Pujols, St. Louis 8. River Evangelist, EgPerez, ERodriguez 8-1 Can win first off claim 9th 1 Magical WinnerK2EyeOfa Adam Hadwin 37-37—74 +2 , White Sox - - 1 125 11. Big Money Machine, OHernandez, Broberg 12-1 Owns fine turf record 1st 1 A Thousand Reasons 2 Brandon Lowe, Rays - - - 104 2004 — Barry Bonds, San Francisco Haynesfest 3 Black Kettel Tiger As 3 All Champy Shane Lowry 36-38—74 +2 2003 — Barry Bonds, San Francisco 2. A P Is Loose, Loveberry, Robertson 8-1 Rates in your exotics Jordan Spieth 36-38—74 +2 Luke Voit, Yankees - - - 85 2nd 3 And Seek 5 Comedian 6 10th 6 Mission Accepted 8 Lindy , Angels - - 1 42 2002 — x-Barry Bonds, San Francisco 1. Domikate, Felix, Tracy 12-1 Late rally fourth in last The Great 9 When Dovescry Nate Lashley 40-35—75 +3 2001 — Barry Bonds, San Francisco Fast Cash Vijay Singh 36-39—75 +3 Teoscar Hernandez, Blue Jays - - - 8 3. Honest To Goodness, Tavares, Slager 15-1 Has five turf wins 2000 — Jeff Kent, San Francisco 3rd 8 Big Biz 7 Make’n Tracks 6 11th 5 Photo Bomber 7 Trolley 1 a-Lukas Michel 38-38—76 +4 Alex Verdugo, Red Sox - - - 6 12. Half Of Manhattan, Emigh, Kirby 12-1 Needs trip from out here 1999 — Chipper Jones, Atlanta Don’t Recall Globetrotting Tyler Duncan 38-39—77 +5 , Athletics - - - 4 6. Contraction, Ulloa, Candelas 12-1 Adds value to the exotics Hyun-Jin Ryu, Blue Jays - - - 4 1998 — Sammy Sosa, Chicago 4th 5 Tonal Vision 3 Spun Eazy 4 12th9JRockinB8Enduring Hope Lucas Glover 38-39—77 +5 9. Tuff Attack, Hamilton, Childers 20-1 Needs pace to run at Sandy Lyle 38-40—78 +6 George Springer, Astros - - - 4 1997 — Larry Walker, Colorado Joy Of Treasure 7 Manhattan Play Byron Buxton, Twins - - - 2 1996 — x-Ken Caminiti, San Diego 4. Derby Champagne, Santiago, Hess 15-1 Off since June 24th 13th 5 All American N 6 Classic Andrew Landry 40-38—78 +6 7. Skycraft, Roberts, ERodriguez 15-1 Form a bit inconsistent 5th 9 Ghost Fighter 4 Canvasback a-Yuxin Lin 40-39—79 +7 Xander Bogaerts, Red Sox - - - 1 1995 — Barry Larkin, Cincinnati 2 Schochoh Venture 7 Massamillion a-Abel Gallegos 41-38—79 +7 David Fletcher, Angels - - - 1 1994 — x-Jeff Bagwell, Houston 13. Giacallure, Felix, Boyce 10-1 Must improve a bit , White Sox - - - 1 1993 — Barry Bonds, San Francisco 14. Croce D’Oro, Ortiz, Beasley 30-1 Not much lately 6th 5 Sold It 1 Jeaninie’s Beepbeep Did Not Finish First Round 2 Luvin Bullies TENNIS Kyle Lewis, Mariners - - - 1 1992 — Barry Bonds, Pittsburgh 4TH | $8,000, MAIDEN CLAIMING $5,000, 5 & 1/2 FURLONGS Erik van Rooyen Francesco Molinari Salvador Perez, Royals - - - 1 1991 — Terry Pendleton, Atlanta 7th 9 Beaucette’s Ekati 5 Back Rin Sung Kang Billy Horschel Eddie Rosario, Twins - - - 1 1990 — Barry Bonds, Pittsburgh Luck 7 City Drifter ATP WORLD TOUR P#. Horse, Jockey, Trainer Odds Comment Shugo Imahira Matthew Fitzpatrick AMERICAN LEAGUE MVPS 1989 — Kevin Mitchell, San Francisco 2. Drive Line, Uske, DiVito 7-2 Might be the right spot 8th 3 Overdressed 1 Bold Article SOFIA OPEN Nick Taylor Brooks Koepka 1988 — Kirk Gibson, Los Angeles Justin Harding 1987 — Andre Dawson, Chicago 8. She’s Honorable, Tavares, Slager 8-5 Fine in all five starts 10 Eagle Eye Thursday Justin Thomas x-unanimous 7. April’s Gem, Orm, Reid 6-1 Chased runaway winner 9th 3 Spirit Animal 4 Midnight Tea Danny Willett J.T. Poston 1986 — Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia At Arena Armeec Sofia - Sofia, Bulgaria Rickie Fowler 2020 — Jose Abreu, Chicago 5. Apple Valley, Emigh, Kirby 15-1 Sure to pose a threat Time 5 Set Piece Bernhard Langer 1985 — Willie McGee, St. Louis Purse: €325,615 a-John Augenstein Rory McIlroy 2019 — Mike Trout, Los Angeles 1984 — Ryne Sandberg, Chicago 6. Nurse Katie, OHernandez, Aguilar 20-1 Down to a better level 10th 8 Gagetown 9 Cash Rocket Byeong-Hun An 2018 — Mookie Betts, Boston Surface: Hardcourt indoor Dustin Johnson 1983 — Dale Murphy, Atlanta 11. Tally Up, Wiseman, Meraz 30-1 Last was a bit better 10 Gun Lap Chez Reavie Patrick Cantlay 2017 — Jose Altuve, Houston 1982 — Dale Murphy, Atlanta 4. Dancing Diamond, Felix, Tracy 15-1 Early foot at times Men’s Singles - Quarterfinals Sebastian Munoz Dylan Frittelli 2016 — Mike Trout, Los Angeles 1981 — Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia 3. Affirmance, Ulloa, Bahena 30-1 Needs to show more HARNESS RACING Adrian Mannarino (5), France, def. Radu Phil Mickelson Max Homa 2015 — Josh Donaldson, Toronto 1980 — x-Mike Schmidt, Philadelphia 1. Laura Attack, Loveberry, Childers 8-1 Overdue for a win Albot, Moldova, 6-2, 1-6, 6-3. Bernd Wiesberger Fred Couples 2014 — x-Mike Trout, Los Angeles 1979 — Willie Stargell, Pittsburgh, and Keith Abraham Ancer 2013 — , Detroit 13. Graded Attitude, Hamilton, Rhone 15-1 Improved fourth at 61-1 BY PETER GALASSI Jannik Sinner, Italy, def. Alex de Minaur Justin Rose Hernandez, St. Louis (3), Australia, 6-7 (3), 6-4, 6-1. Matthew Wolff Zach Johnson 2012 — Miguel Cabrera, Detroit 1978 — Dave Parker, Pittsburgh 14. Cookin Roses, JRodriguez, EHughes 30-1 Can show early speed Bubba Watson 2011 — Justin Verlander, Detroit Wager at home with Vasek Pospisil, Canada, def. John Millman Cameron Champ 1977 — George Foster, Cincinnati 12. Locash, Roberts, Aguilar 15-1 Overdue for better Tommy Fleetwood 2010 — Josh Hamilton, Texas Wager.ClubHawthorne.com (6), Australia, 6-3, 6-2. Jose Maria Olazabal 1976 — Joe Morgan, Cincinnati Tyrrell Hatton 2009 — Joe Mauer, Minnesota 10. Hero’s Jewel, Ortiz, MPerez 30-1 Would do well to share Richard Gasquet, France, def. Salvatore Andrew Putnam 1975 — Joe Morgan, Cincinnati FRIDAY’S Adam Scott 2008 — Dustin Pedroia, Boston 9. American Countess, ULopez, DiZeo 30-1 Needs more stamina Caruso, Italy, 7-6 (4), 7-5. Victor Perez 1974 — Steve Garvey, Los Angeles Collin Morikawa 2007 — Alex Rodriguez, New York WOODBINE/MOHAWK PICKS Sungjae Im 5TH | $22,500, ALW/CLAIMING $32,500, 1 MILE & 70 YARDS Men’s Doubles - Semifinals Cameron Smith 2006 — Justin Morneau, Minnesota 1973 — Pete Rose, Cincinnati Brendon Todd Post time 6 p.m. Jamie Murray and Neal Skupski (2), Christiaan Bezuidenhout 2005 — Alex Rodriguez, New York 1972 — Johnny Bench, Cincinnati P#. Horse, Jockey, Trainer Odds Comment 1st 2 Gab In Motion 5 Franks Angel Britain, def. Fabrice Martin, France, and 2004 — Vladimir Guerrero, Anaheim 1971 — Joe Torre, St. Louis 7. Market Analysis, Roberts, MPerez 8-5 Fine races with better MASTERS TEE TIMES 1970 — Johnny Bench, Cincinnati 1 Los Ballykeelamigo Hugo Nys, Monaco, 7-6 (4), 6-7 (2), 10-4. 2003 — Alex Rodriguez, Texas 6. Upham, Emigh, Vanden Berg 3-1 Won last drawing away 2nd 2 Perseus Seelster 4 Wind WTA LINZ Friday 2002 — Miguel Tejada, Oakland 5. High Spirits, Roman, Poulos 12-1 Going good right now 2001 — Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle Blown 8 Walk It Talk It 1. Canihaveitlikethat, EgPerez, ERodriguez 6-1 Needs a well timed move Thursday Tee No. 1 2000 — Jason Giambi, Oakland MLS 3rd 10 National Sport 7 Cold Creek 3. Judy’s Way, Loveberry, Silva 4-1 Reluctant to dismiss At Intersport Arena Linz - Linz, Austria 6 a.m. – Justin Harding, Shugo Imahira, 1999 — Ivan Rodriguez, Texas Cabo 3 Beach Demon 1998 — Juan Gonzalez, Texas 4. Iwillpersevere, Orm, Slager 15-1 Offers a late threat Nick Taylor MLS CUP PLAYOFFS Purse: $225,500 6:11 a.m. – Chez Reavie, Sebastian Munoz, 1997 — x-Ken Griffey Jr., Seattle 2. Terracotta Soldier, Hamilton, Eikleberry 10-1 Nice winner two back 4th 7 Bettimontheriver 6 Ms Machingbird 5 Latte Seelster Surface: Hardcourt indoor Byeong Hun An 1996 — Juan Gonzalez, Texas PLAY-IN 1995 — Mo Vaughn, Boston 6TH | $8,500, CLAIMING $4,000, 6 FURLONGS 5th 10 Village Jamie 6 Catch An Women’s Singles - Round of 16 6:22 a.m. – Bubba Watson, Matthew Wolff, Eastern Conference Tommy Fleetwood 1994 — Frank Thomas, Chicago P#. Horse, Jockey, Trainer Odds Comment Ace 5 Bidfora Hug Oceane Dodin, France, def. Sorana 6:33 a.m. – Francesco Molinari, Billy 1993 — x-Frank Thomas, Chicago Friday, Nov. 20 Cirstea, Romania, 6-4, 6-4. 6. Iowa Native, JLopez, Broberg 6-5 Looks too tough for these 6th 7 Magics Wizard 4 Rjs Invictus Horschel, Cameron Smith 1992 — Dennis Eckersley, Oakland (9)Montreal at (8)New England, 5:30 p.m 2 Oxford Hall Nadia Podoroska (6), Argentina, def. 6:44 a.m. – Bernhard Langer, J. T. Poston, 1991 — Cal Ripken, Baltimore 4. Great Scat, Santiago, Butler 7-2 Always a threat to last Camila Giorgi, Italy, 6-7 (4), 6-1, 6-4. (10)Inter Miami CF at (7)Nashville SC, 8 p.m. 5. Sircorri, Emigh, Bentler 12-1 Rates on the turn back 7th 5 Big Myrtle 9 Filter Hanover 3 Christiaan Bezuidenhout 1990 — Rickey Henderson, Oakland Veronika Kudermetova (5), Russia, def. 6:55 a.m. – Fred Couples, Max Homa, 1989 — Robin Yount, Milwaukee First Round 10. R H Smoakem, Uske, Mason 6-1 Eye catching close in last Smile By The Beach Arantxa Rus, Netherlands, 6-4, 1-6, 6-3. Dylan Frittelli 1988 — x-Jose Canseco, Oakland Eastern Conference 1. Four Left Feet, Roberts, Young 12-1 Benefits if others duel 8th 7 Cavalier George 6 Moon Aryna Sabalenka (1), Belarus, def. 7:06 a.m. – Jose Maria Olazabal, Andrew 1987 — George Bell, Toronto 2. Country Cool, Tavares, Bahena 10-1 Post relief should help Bridge 5 Hometown Boyz Stefanie Voegele, Switzerland, 6-0, 6-3. Putnam, James Sugrue (A) 1986 — Roger Clemens, Boston Saturday, Nov. 21 8. Offlee Fun, Wiseman, Aguilar 20-1 Gets close at times 9th 2 Hello Love 10 Swift Ally 9 Elise Mertens (2), Belgium, def. Vera 10:05 a.m. – Sandy Lyle, Jimmy Walker, 1985 — Don Mattingly, New York Orlando City vs. New York City FC, 11 a.m. Zvonareva, Russia, 6-4, 5-7, 6-2. 7. Outrun The Posse, Ulloa, Pfeifer 10-1 Needed last; this one? Ys Tallia Yuxin Lin (A) 1984 — Willie Hernandez, Detroit Columbus vs. New York, 2 p.m. 3. Striking Heir, Sanchez, Ali 30-1 Far back in last few 10th 2 Docs Harmony 3 Kat 7 Women’s Doubles - Round of 16 10:16 a.m. – Webb Simpson, Marc 1983 — Cal Ripken, Baltimore Tuesday, Nov. 24 1982 — Robin Yount, Milwaukee Alleyesonme As Irina Bara, Romania, and Sara Sorribes Leishman, Hideki Matsuyama Toronto FC vs. higher-seeded play-in win- 9. Sho Poke, OHernandez, Tracy 30-1 Would do well to share 1981 — Rollie Fingers, Milwaukee Tormo (3), Spain, def. Dayana Yastremska 10:27 a.m. – Kevin Kisner, Adam Hadwin, ner, 5 p.m. 11th 2 Alexus Eh 10 Hemi Seelster 1980 — George Brett, Kansas City 7TH | $9,000, CLAIMING $5,000, 5 & 1/2 FURLONGS and Marta Kostyuk, Ukraine, walkover. Scottie Scheffler Philadelphia vs. lower-seeded play-in win- 7 Knight Angel 10:38 a.m. – Jon Rahm, Bryson 1979 — Don Baylor, ner, 7 p.m. P#. Horse, Jockey, Trainer Odds Comment FRIDAY’S Women’s Doubles - Quarterfinals DeChambeau, Louis Oosthuizen 1978 — Jim Rice, Boston Western Conference 10. Big Sport, Loveberry, Rengstorf 7-2 Hinted in last few races MEADOWLANDS PICKS Irina Bara, Romania, and Sara Sorribes 10:49 a.m. – Patrick Reed, Paul Casey, 1977 — Rod Carew, Minnesota 1. Long Station, Emigh, HRodriguez 5-1 Well ridden to win last Tormo (3), Spain, def. Renata Voracova, Tony Finau 1976 — Thurman Munson, New York Saturday, Nov. 22 3. Run Away Bett, JLopez, Broberg 3-1 Lots of promising efforts Post time 6:15 p.m. Czech Republic, and Jil Teichmann, 11 a.m. – Tiger Woods, Shane Lowry, Andy 1975 — Fred Lynn, Boston Sporting Kansas City vs. San Jose, 3 p.m. 1974 — Jeff Burroughs, Texas 2. Stormy Pacific, Tavares, Martinez 10-1 In shape; offers value 1st 6 Grandpa Don 2 Good Day Switzerland, 6-3, 7-6 (7). Ogletree (A) Minnesota United vs. Colorado, 6:30 p.m. Lucie Hradecka and Katerina Siniakova 11:11 a.m. – Jordan Spieth, Gary 1973 — x-Reggie Jackson, Oakland Portland vs. FC Dallas, 9 p.m. 6. Mutakddim Road, Molina, Foxworth 12-1 Every chance to get close Mate 4 Walks Of Life (1), Czech Republic, def. Irina-Camelia Begu, Woodland, Ian Poulter 1972 — Dick Allen, Chicago Tuesday, Nov. 24 7. Shanghai Point, Santiago, Plasters 8-1 Lost to tougher in last 2nd 4 Machnhope 8 Caviart Ally 5 Romania, and Nadia Podoroska, Argentina, 11:22 a.m. – Graeme McDowell, Si Woo 1971 — Vida Blue, Oakland 9. Hellofaguy, Ulloa, Mosier 15-1 Improved second at 21-1 Sweet Lucy Lou 6-1, 7-5. Kim, Nate Lashley 1970 — Boog Powell, Baltimore Seattle vs. Los Angeles FC, 9:30 p.m. 36 | Friday, November 13, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com ◆

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BEARS: DNP: TE 2:30 p.m. College: Southern Mississippi at Western Kentucky CBSSN (not injury related). LIMITED: LB L.J. Fort (calf), T Cam Robinson (knee), WR Laviska (not injury related), DT Akiem at UAB 15 14 (65) North Texas North W L T Pct PF PA (finger), LB Matt Judon (calf). PATRIOTS: 2:30 p.m. College: Louisville at Virginia ACC at Mississippi 7 11 (70½) S Carolina Pittsburgh 8 0 0 1.000 235 161 Shenault (hamstring). FULL: E Tyler Eifert (not Hicks (not injury related), DT John Jenkins DNP: S Terrence Brooks (illness), CB Stephon injury related), S Andrew Wingard (core mus- (ankle), TE (groin), S Sherrick at La-Lafayette 14 16 (53) S Alabama Baltimore 6 2 0 .750 227 142 Gilmore (knee), CB Jonathan Jones (illness). 3 p.m. College: Baylor at Texas Tech FS1 at La Tech PK 1½ (50) Rice Cleveland 5 3 0 .625 206 237 cle injury). PACKERS: DNP: CB Jaire Alexander McManis (hand), RB David Montgomery LIMITED: LB Ja’Whaun Bentley (groin), LB (concussion, hand), TE Marcedes Lewis (concussion), C (knee), T 5:30 p.m. College: Nevada at New Mexico FS2 at W Kentucky 7½ 6 (47½) So Miss Cincinnati 2 5 1 .313 194 214 Shilique Calhoun (knee), DT Carl Davis (con- at Virginia 3½ 3½ (66½) Louisville West W L T Pct PF PA (knee), WR Darrius Shepherd (shoulder). Jason Spriggs (knee), LB 6 p.m. College: Oregon at Washington State Fox-32 cussion), S Cody Davis (calf), S Kyle Dugger LIMITED: CB Kevin King (quadricep), TE John (not injury related), QB Mitchell Trubisky Utah 5 2½ (59½) at UCLA Kansas City 8 1 0 .889 286 183 (ankle), K Nick Folk (back), DT 6 p.m. College: Arkansas at Florida ESPN Las Vegas 5 3 0 .625 218 229 Lovett (knee), S Will Redmond (shoulder), S (right shoulder). LIMITED: S NFL (shoulder, elbow, knee), RB Damien Harris Vernon Scott (shoulder), WR Equanimeous (foot), LB (shoulder), WR 6 p.m. College: SMU at Tulsa ESPN2 Denver 3 5 0 .375 174 217 (ankle, chest), WR N’Keal Harry (concus- L.A. Chargers 2 6 0 .250 205 216 St. Brown (knee), TE Robert Tonyan (ankle), G (knee), LB Sunday sion), TE (hamstring), CB J.C. Rick Wagner (knee). FULL: T David Bakhtiari (back). FULL: DT Brent Urban (shin, thumb), 6:30 p.m. College: Temple at UCF ESPNU NFC Jackson (knee), G Shaquille Mason (calf), DE FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG (chest), RB Tyler Ervin (wrist), RB Aaron Jones LB Josh Woods (ankle, calf). 6:30 p.m. College: Wisconsin at Michigan Ch. 7 East W L T Pct PF PA (elbow), RB J.J. Taylor (illness), T (calf), LB Preston Smith (shoulder). at Pittsburgh 10 OFF (OFF) Cincinnati (ankle), DE Deatrich Wise (knee, 6:30 p.m. College: Northwestern at Purdue BTN/720-AM at Detroit OFF OFF (OFF) Washington Philadelphia 3 4 1 .438 186 205 LOS ANGELES CHARGERS at MIAMI Washington 2 6 0 .250 153 188 hand), T (ankle). DOLPHINS — CHARGERS: No Data Reported. COLLEGE FOOTBALL 6:30 p.m. College: Florida State at NC State ACC at Cleveland 3 3 (49) Houston BUFFALO BILLS at ARIZONA CARDINALS at Green Bay 14 13 (50) Jacksonville Dallas 2 7 0 .222 204 290 DOLPHINS: DNP: DT (not 6:30 p.m. College: South Carolina at Mississippi SEC N.Y. Giants 2 7 0 .222 168 219 — BILLS: DNP: DE Mario Addison (rest), RB injury related). LIMITED: RB Matt Breida Philadelphia 3 3½ (44½)at NY Giants Taiwan Jones (hamstring). LIMITED: G Jon Thursday’s Result Tampa Bay 6 5½ (50½) at Carolina South W L T Pct PF PA (hamstring), CB Jamal Perry (foot), TE 9:30 p.m. College: California at Arizona State ESPN2 New Orleans 6 2 0 .750 244 200 Feliciano (back), T Cody Ford (ankle), QB (concussion). FULL: S Kavon Boise State 52, Colorado State 21 at Las Vegas 4½ 4 (50½) Denver Jake Fromm (not injury related), S Micah 9:30 p.m. College: UNLV at San José State FS2 at Arizona 2 2 (56½) Buffalo Tampa Bay 6 3 0 .667 250 203 Frazier (shoulder), CB Byron Jones (achilles), Friday’s Games Hyde (ankle), CB Josh Norman (hamstring), RB (ankle), DE Shaq Lawson 9:30 p.m. College: Utah at UCLA Fox-32 at LA Rams 2 1½ (54½) Seattle Atlanta 3 6 0 .333 243 251 Florida Atlantic at Florida International, 6 p.m. LB Del’Shawn Phillips (quadricep), CB (shoulder), TE Adam Shaheen (shoulder). at New Orleans 9½ 9 (49)San Francisco Carolina 3 6 0 .333 210 226 Iowa at Minnesota, 6 p.m. 10 p.m. College: Oregon State at Washington FS1 Tre’Davious White (ankle), G Brian Winters at NEW YORK Baltimore 7 OFF (OFF)at New England North W L T Pct PF PA East Carolina at Cincinnati, 6:30 p.m. (knee). FULL: QB Josh Allen (left shoulder), GIANTS — EAGLES: DNP: CB Craig James at Miami 2 1 (48) LA Chargers Green Bay 6 2 0 .750 253 204 Utah at UCLA, 9:30 p.m. GOLF Chicago 5 4 0 .556 178 190 WR John Brown (knee), DE Jerry Hughes (shoulder). LIMITED: T Lane Johnson (ankle). Monday Detroit 3 5 0 .375 197 240 (foot), C Mitch Morse (concussion), RB T.J. FULL: DT Fletcher Cox (not injury related), T Wednesday’s Results Noon PGA Tour: The Masters, Third Round Ch. 2 Yeldon (back). CARDINALS: No Data Reported. FAVORITE OPEN TODAY O/U UNDERDOG Minnesota 3 5 0 .375 217 234 Jack Driscoll (ankle), G Nate Herbig (finger), Central Michigan 40, Northern Illinois 10 CINCINNATI BENGALS at PITTSBURGH Minnesota 1 2½ (43) at Chicago West W L T Pct PF PA DT Malik Jackson (quadricep), WR Alshon Ball State 38, Eastern Michigan 31 SOCCER STEELERS — BENGALS: DNP: CB Mackensie Seattle 6 2 0 .750 274 243 Jeffery (calf), CB Cre’von LeBlanc (quad- Western Michigan 41, Toledo 38 Alexander (illness), DT Geno Atkins (not Arizona 5 3 0 .625 234 180 ricep), T Jason Peters (not injury related), 7 a.m. FASL: Birmingham City at Aston Villa NBCSN injury related), T Bobby Hart (knee), RB DEALS L.A. Rams 5 3 0 .625 193 152 RB Miles Sanders (knee). GIANTS: LIMITED: Joe Mixon (foot), CB Darius Phillips (groin). SWIMMING San Francisco 4 5 0 .444 225 207 RB Devonta Freeman (ankle), WR Sterling U.S. SOCCER LIMITED: WR John Ross (foot), CB LeShaun Shepard (toe, hip), WR Golden Tate (knee). BASEBALL WEEK 10 Sims (concussion), T Jonah Williams 12:30 a.m. (Sun.) The Toyota U.S. Open (delay) NBCSN FULL: S Logan Ryan (not injury related), (Won 1, Lost 0, Tied 1) Thursday’s Result (stinger). FULL: C Trey Hopkins (concus- TE Kaden Smith (concussion), DT Leonard American League sion), RB Samaje Perine (knee). STEELERS: Indianapolis 34, Tennessee 17 Williams (not injury related). Thursday, Nov. 12 — United States 0, — Announced LIMITED: DE Tyson Alualu (knee), DE Isaiah Wales 0 ON THE AIR SUNDAY Sunday’s Games SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS at NEW ORLEANS Karen Daniel has joined the Royals owner- Buggs (ankle), CB Mike Hilton (shoulder). SAINTS — 49ERS: No Data Reported. SAINTS: Monday, Nov. 16 — vs. Panama at Wiener ship group. Houston at Cleveland, Noon FULL: G David DeCastro (not injury related), Neustadt, Austria, 1:45 p.m. Jacksonville at Green Bay, Noon LIMITED: QB Drew Brees (right shoulder), C AUTO RACING National League TE Eric Ebron (not injury related), C Maurkice Erik McCoy (elbow), T Ryan Ramczyk (back), Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, Noon Pouncey (not injury related), WR JuJu Smith- — Announced that Tampa Bay at Carolina, Noon WR Michael Thomas (ankle, hamstring), RB UNITED STATES 0, 4:05 a.m. Formula One: The Turkish Grand Prix ESPN Schuster (knee), DE Stephon Tuitt (not injury Dwayne Washington (back). David Newman has been named Executive Washington at Detroit, Noon related), T Alejandro Villanueva (not injury WALES 0 6:30 a.m. FIM Moto GP: Valencia, Spain NBCSN Vice President, Chief Marketing, Content & Buffalo at Arizona, 3:05 p.m. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS at LOS ANGELES related), FB Derek Watt (hamstring). RAMS — SEAHAWKS: No Data Reported. Communications Officer. Denver at Las Vegas, 3:05 p.m. At Swansea, Wales FOOTBALL DENVER BRONCOS at LAS VEGAS RAIDERS RAMS: No Data Reported. L.A. Chargers at Miami, 3:05 p.m. Frontier League — BRONCOS: No Data Reported. RAIDERS: TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS at CAROLINA United States 0 0 — 0 Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 3:25 p.m. DNP: DT Maurice Hurst (ankle), T Kolton Noon NFL: Jaguars at Packers Fox-32 LAKE ERIE CRUSHERS — Signed RHP Sam PANTHERS — BUCCANEERS: No Data Wales 0 0 — 0 San Francisco at New Orleans, 3:25 p.m. Miller (ankle). LIMITED: S Johnathan Abram Curtis and 3B Brody Wofford to contract Reported. PANTHERS: No Data Reported. First half—None. 3:05 p.m. NFL: Bills at Cardinals Ch. 2 Seattle at L.A. Rams, 3:25 p.m. (groin), RB Alec Ingold (ribs), DE Arden Key extensions. at Second half—None. Baltimore at New England, 7:20 p.m. (foot), CB Trayvon Mullen (hamstring), CB 3:25 p.m. NFL: 49ers at Saints Fox-32 NEW YORK BOULDERS — Signed LHP DETROIT LIONS — WASHINGTON: DNP: QB Yellow cards—Miazga, US, 56th; Cardoso, Byes: Kansas City, N.Y. Jets, Atlanta, Dallas Keisean Nixon (groin), T Sam Young (knee, an- 7:20 p.m. NFL: Ravens at Patriots Ch. 5/670-AM Matt Valin to a contract extension. Kyle Allen (ankle), T Geron Christian (knee), US, 80th; Dest, US, 81st. Red cards—None. Monday, Nov. 16 kle). FULL: DT Maliek Collins (shoulder), WR SUSSEX COUNTY NMINERS — Signed C LB Thomas Davis (not injury related). LIMITED: Referee—Nick Walsh, Scotland. Minnesota at Chicago, 7:15 p.m. Bryan Edwards (ankle), S Jeff Heath (hip), DE GOLF Gavin Stupienski to a contract extension. K Dustin Hopkins (right groin), WR Dontrelle Linesmen—Dougie Potter, Scotland; Sean Carl Nassib (knee), TE Darren Waller (back). WASHINGTON WILD THINGS — Signed Inman (hamstring), LB Jared Norris (ham- Carr, Scotland. A—0. HOUSTON TEXANS at CLEVELAND 9 a.m. PGA Tour: The Masters, Final Round Ch. 2 RHP Jesus Balaguer to a contract extension. INDIANAPOLIS 34, string). FULL: WR Jeff Badet (hamstring), Lineups BROWNS — TEXANS: DNP: RB David Johnson WINDY CITY THUNDERBOLTS — Signed RB Antonio Gibson (shoulder). LIONS: DNP: HORSE RACING TENNESSEE 17 (concussion), G Senio Kelemete (concus- United States—; Sergino C Peyton Isaacsaon to a contract extension. WR Kenny Golladay (hip), TE T.J. Hockenson sion), DE Charles Omenihu (hamstring). (toe). LIMITED: WR Jamal Agnew (ribs), G Dest (, 87th), , 11 a.m. NYRA: America’s Day at the Races FS1 BASKETBALL Indianapolis 3 10 14 7 — 34 LIMITED: LB Dylan Cole (back). BROWNS: John Brooks, Antonee Robinson; Tyler Adams Tennessee 7 10 0 0 — 17 Joe Dahl (back), LB Jarrad Davis (knee), LB LIMITED: G Joel Bitonio (elbow), T Jack Christian Jones (knee), S Jayron Kearse (an- (Johnny Cardoso, 71st), Weston Mckennie, SOCCER National Basketball League First Quarter Conklin (knee), LB Jacob Phillips (knee), kle), T Halapoulivaati Vaitai (foot), DT Nicholas Yunus Musah (Tim Weah, 79th); Gio Reyna NBA G LEAGUE — Announced the addi- Ten—Foreman 5 pass from Tannehill G Wyatt Teller (calf), C J.C. Tretter (knee). Williams (shoulder). FULL: T Tyrell Crosby (Nicholas Gioacchini, 79th), Sebastian 11 a.m. ACC Tournament: Championship ESPNU tions of , , Reggie (Gostkowski kick), 11:50. FULL: TE Austin Hooper (abdomen), WR (ankle), CB Mike Ford (hip), DE Everson Griffen Lletget (Owen Otasowie, 87th), Konrad de la 1:30 p.m. UEFA Nations League: England at Belgium ESPN Hearn, and to Ind—FG Blankenship 24, :36. Jarvis Landry (hip), LB Sione Takitaki (hand). (not injury related), CB Jeff Okudah (ankle, Fuente (Uly Llanez, 71st) JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS at GREEN BAY Wales—Danny Ward; Connor Roberts, Tom NBA League Unite. Second Quarter groin), DT (chest), QB Matthew SWIMMING PACKERS — JAGUARS: DNP: LB Dakota Allen Stafford (neck), S Tracy Walker (foot). Lockyer, James Lawrence (Joe Rodon, 69th), FOOTBALL Ten—FG Gostkowski 50, 11:12. (ankle), WR D.J. Chark (illness), DT Doug ; (, 80th), 2 p.m. The Toyota U.S. Open (delay) NBCSN Ind—Hines 13 pass from Rivers (Blankenship Costin (concussion), DE Adam Gotsis (not MONDAY Matthew Smith (Josh Sheeran, 46th), Rabbi kick), 7:49. injury related), QB Gardner Minshew (right at Matondo (Brennan Johnson, 62nd), Harry VOLLEYBALL CHICAGO BEARS — Activated DB Deon Ten—J.Smith 1 run (Gostkowski kick), 2:54. thumb), TE James O’Shaughnessy (not in- — VIKINGS: DNP: RB C.J. Ham (shoulder, Wilson, Tom Lawrence; (Daniel Bush from the reserve/COVID-19 list. 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Glenbard West grad Pihlstrom makes successful transition from walk-on TE to earning spot on Illinois’ offensive line

Alex Pihlstrom (75) came to Illinois as a walk-on tight end in 2017 and now has earned a scholarship as an offensive lineman after adding 100 pounds. CRAIG PESSMAN/ILLINOIS ATHLETICS

“The story is great,” said Chad Hetlet, he bulked up and fared increasingly well in get up to where I should be for a Big Ten Pihlstrom’s coach at Glenbard West. “He was blocking drills. O-lineman, 300-315 [pounds].” a really good football player, but to move him One of the people who noticed was coach In the meantime, Pihlstrom continues to down inside ...” Lovie Smith. work on his craft with the help of teammates MIKE CLARK Pihlstrom bet on himself coming out of “I had a chance to see Alex quite a bit,” who have been playing up front much lon- HIGH SCHOOLS high school when he turned down some FCS Smith said. “He came to work hard every day, ger than him. One is fifth-year senior center offers — including a half scholarship from came to practice and did a good job.” Doug Kramer, an old rival from their West Eastern Illinois — and walked on at Illinois. So the plan was for Pihlstrom to bulk up Suburban Conference days. @mikeclarkpreps “I really thought I could go somewhere enough to hold his own in the trenches. Like “I’ve known him since Glenbard vs. Hins- When Alex Pihlstrom came out of Glen- bigger,” he said, “I really wanted to go to the most plans in 2020, it wound up changing be- dale [Central],” Pihlstrom said. “I’ve always bard West, there were questions about Big Ten because of my dad.’’ (Mike Pihlstrom cause of the pandemic. admired him, the way he does his work.” whether the tall, skinny kid could be a Power played at Minnesota from 1984-88.) “I started to gain weight around last Octo- And the Illini coaches admired the way Five tight end. So Pihlstrom went to Illinois, where he ber, November,” he said. “I probably got up to Pihlstrom adapted to his new role. Two days Maybe the question should have been: Can redshirted in 2017 and didn’t see game action 265 before quarantine.” before last week’s game against Minnesota, Pihlstrom be a Big Ten offensive lineman? in 2018. He made his collegiate debut last That still wasn’t big enough to play left Smith gathered the team at the end of prac- The answer to that one is a resounding year, playing in one game at tight end. tackle, so Pihlstrom headed home to Glen tice and broke the news that Pihlstrom was a yes. But Pihlstrom and his coaches saw a fu- Ellyn to eat and train on his own. walk-on no more. With Illinois’ offensive line ranks stretched ture elsewhere, based on his scout-team play. His diet? “Every morning, probably four, “We didn’t give him a scholarship,” Smith thin because of COVID-19 issues, Pihlstrom In Glenbard West’s run-heavy offense, five eggs, two bagels. [And] I love the chicken said. “He earned a scholarship.” made his first career start at left guard two “I never really worked on being a receiving ravioli my mom makes.” Hetlet can’t wait to see what comes next weeks ago against Purdue, and last week he tight end,” Pihlstrom said. “Blocking was my There also were “lots of burgers” plus Chi- for his former player. was awarded a scholarship. best skill set.” nese takeout: “Chicken broccoli with an or- “[Well,] 6-6 is 6-6,” Hetlet said. “It’s not go- It’s the latest stop on Pihlstrom’s uncon- Pihlstrom was 6-6 and 185 pounds com- der of pot stickers.” ing to change. You move an athletic, long kid ventional journey to college football’s big ing out of high school. Taking advantage of It took a while to adjust to the weight [to the line], he’s tough enough to play inside. time. the Illini’s nutrition and strength programs, gains, which aren’t done yet. “I still want to I really think the sky’s the limit.” 38 | Friday, November 13, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com ◆ CA$H FORFOR SPORTS CA$H CAR$CAR$

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FIRST ROUND AT A GLANCE Site: Augusta, Georgia. Course: Augusta National Golf Course. Yardage: 7,475. Par: 72. Purse: TBA ($11.5 million in 2019). Winner’s share: TBA ($2.07 million in 2019). The leaderboard First round suspended for dark- ness; 44 golfers did not finish. 65 (-7) Paul Casey 33-32 67 (-5) Webb Simpson 33-34 Xander Schauffele 35-32 68 (-4) Lee Westwood 31-37 Defending champ Tiger Woods tees off on the 14th hole Thursday at Augusta National as Andy Ogletree looks on. The first round will finish Friday morning. CURTIS COMPTON/AP Tiger Woods 35-33 Louis Oosthuizen 35-33 Hideki Matsuyama 34-34 Patrick Reed 35-33 Tee times, full scores, page 35. Cheer of the day Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player A CHANGE OF PACE received the loudest applause Tiger bucks his normal Masters routine, starting fast and furious to sit 3 back on incomplete leaderboard from about 300 people who gathered around the first tee for BY PAUL NEWBERRY But something always seems to click as But that was just nitpicking. Like so many the honorary start. Associated Press soon as he drives down Magnolia Lane. of his competitors, Woods took advantage Key statistic AUGUSTA, Ga. — Tiger Woods usually “I think that understanding how to play of prime scoring conditions on a day that Larry Mize, the 62-year-old former takes a day or two to get going at Augusta this golf course is so important,” he said. “I’ve turned sunny and unseasonably warm — champion, averaged 247.4 yards National. Not this time. been lucky enough to have so many practice with barely a flicker of a breeze — after a on his two measured drives. Defying his lackluster form, not to men- rounds throughout my career with so many morning storm moved through Augusta, Bryson DeChambeau’s driving tion a history of slow starts at these hallowed past champions, and I was able to win this forcing a delay of nearly three hours. distance was 334.6 yards. They grounds, Woods shot a bogey-free 4-under event early in my career and build myself up “I got off to a fast start today, which is each shot 70. 68 on Thursday in the opening round of the for the understanding that I’m going to come good, but I think everyone is,” Woods said. Noteworthy Masters, a tantalizing display by the defend- here each and every year.” “With these conditions, you have to. You Casey’s opening 65 was 16 shots ing champion in his quest for a record-tying Even in the best of times, Woods usually have to be aggressive. There’s no reason why better than his first round at the sixth green jacket. gets off to a sluggish start. Thursday was you can’t fire at a lot of the flags.” Masters last year. “I did everything well,” Woodssaid. “I drove only the second time he has broken 70 in the Woods was three shots behind Paul Casey They said it it well, hit my irons well, putted well.” opening round at Augusta, matching the 68 on an incomplete leaderboard. Roughly half Nineteen months after a stunning triumph he shot to begin the 2010 Masters. the field was set to return Friday morning to “A lot of firsts today. That’s kind of the way this entire year has at Augusta, Woods returned for a pandemic- More telling, it was his first bogey-free complete the round. been. The fact that we’re able to delayed tournament being played deep into round in a major championship since the Everyone was searching for the right for- compete for a Masters this year, fall rather than in its traditional spot in April. 2009 PGA Championship at Hazeltine. mula to shine in a most unusual Masters. considering all that’s been going Woods hasn’t played much this year, There was really only one shot he wanted Because of the pandemic, there were none of on, it’s a great opportunity for all returning warily from a five-month layoff back. Finishing up on the front side, he was in the customary roars from tens of thousands of us.”— Tiger Woods to play a half-dozen tournaments leading perfect position to set up another birdie with of patrons. Attendance was restricted to a up to the Masters. The results were not a wedge to the par-5 eighth hole. He wound few hundred workers, club members and On TV encouraging. His highest finish was a tie for up settling for par after the ball landed on close family. With only an occasional smat- Friday, 6:30 a.m. until the 37th at the PGA Championship. He failed the wrong shelf of the long, tiered green. tering of applause, the atmosphere was more completion of the first round to qualify for the Tour Championship. He “Other than that, I just did everything akin to a nondescript amateur tournament. (ESPN); noon to 5:30 p.m. (ESPN). Saturday, noon-4 p.m., Ch. 2; missed the cut at the U.S. Open. He tied for well,” Woods said. “The only thing I could say “It’s so different,” Woods said. “The elec- Sunday, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., Ch. 2. 72nd in the Zozo Championship at Sherwood, is that I wish I could have made a couple more tricity is just not there.” finishing ahead of just three players. putts. I missed everything on the high side.” He did his best to generate some. 40 | Friday, November 13, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com ◆

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AL MVP TOP 3 Total points on a 14-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis: Player 1st 2nd 3rd Total Jose Abreu, Sox 21 8 1 374 Jose Ramirez, Indians 8 17 3 303 DJ LeMahieu, Yankees 1 5 15 230 •Full voting breakdown, page35.

recognition for all the work, all the effort I’ve been doing during my whole career to get to this point. Now, my mom can really say that she has an MVP as a son.” Abreu’s 60 RBI carried him to his second RBI title in as many years, and his 19 home runs were second behind Luke Voit’s 22 for the Yankees. He also tied for first in wins above replacement (2.9) as he led his team to the first postseason of his seven-year career. “The most consistent hitter there is,” said Sox Tim Anderson, who was sev- enth in MVP voting. “One of the most underrated players in this game,” Sox third-base coach Joe McEwing said in September. “A true professional who’s amazing in that clubhouse and comes up with clutch hits time and time again.” “Despite the unprecedented circumstanc- es of the season, Jose set the tone for our club day after day with his preparation and performance,” general manager Jose Abreu (right, rounding third base to score) was the driving force as the Sox reached the playoffs for the first time in his seven years with the team. JIM MONE/AP said recently. “He was a dominant force in our lineup.” Playing with passion seen in a competitive scowl, and with joy expressed in laughs on the field, Abreu batted .317 with AL highs of 148 total bases, 34 extra-base hits, 76 hits and a .617 slugging percentage. Don Mattingly in VIEW FROM FIRST 1986, Jim Rice in 1978, Robin Yount in 1982 and Carl Yastrzemski in 1967 are the only other players to lead the AL in hits and slug- ging percentage. “First and foremost, I want to thank God for this blessing,” Abreu said. “It is very special to IS BREATHTAKING win this award, and even more doing it this Abreu overcome as he takes AL MVP honors — the first Sox to do so since Thomas year with all the adversities and challenges we faced. I feel extremely honored and humbled.” He said the award was for his family, chair- runs — and driving them in at big moments. won the awards. man Jerry Reinsdorf and the Sox organization. He was the man because he refused to Abreu garnered 21 of 30 first-place votes He thanked fans and teammates and former DARYL take days off, playing in all 60 games of an and 374 points. Indians Jose managers Robin Ventura and Rick Renteria. VAN SCHOUWEN abbreviated, coronavirus-plagued season Ramirez was second with eight first-place “This is not a one-man award,” he said. “A SOX BEAT and injecting his determination into a big votes and 303 points, and Yankees lot of people help you get to this point.” bundle of work ethic and leadership. DJ LeMaheiu was third with one first-place [email protected] | @CST_soxvan For all of that, the Baseball Writers Asso- vote and 230 points. NOTE: Jose Abreu, the least of new ciation of America voted Abreu, 33, the Abreu was surrounded by family and manager ’s worries, tactfully There’s value in the numbers, and then Sox’ fourth MVP player, following second friends and overcome with emotion, his face answered a question about the Sox’ recent there’s value in the man himself. baseman Nellie Fox (1959) and first basemen down, when MLB Network announced the controversial hire during a conference call. Jose Abreu, the American League Most Dick Allen (1972) and Frank Thomas (1993 results. Viewers only saw the top of his head. “I think you have to wait to see how this Valuable Player, was the man in 2020. and 1994). The Braves’ Freddie Freeman “You can dream about it, but you can’t goes,” Abreu said of La Russa, whose February He was the main man in the White Sox’ was named National League MVP, making it imagine the feeling,” Abreu said through a DUI arrest came to light this week. “I can’t clubhouse because of his production, his the first time since Ryan Howard and Justin translator. “Even though I don’t focus on win- really say much about it, but I’m excited to clutch hits and his penchant for driving in Morneau in 2006 that a pair of first basemen ning awards, getting this one just feels like have a manager with the history Tony has.” suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 41

SPORTS Sox issue statement on La Russa a court of law, especially while this is a pend- driving and crashing into a curb that left the COVID-19,” La Russa attorney Larry Kazan Team claims to ‘understand ing matter,” the statement read. “Once his vehicle smoking. He was arrested on misde- said in a statement. “This matter should have the seriousness’ of new case reaches resolution in the courts, we will meanor DUI charges in February. He was come to a conclusion several months ago. have more to say. The White Sox understand charged by the Maricopa County Attorney’s “The process is continuing, but my client, manager’s DUI charge the seriousness of these charges.” Office after tests taken the night of his arrest Mr. Tony La Russa, is entitled to all the as- When first reported Monday night, the showed his blood-alcohol concentration was sumptions and protections afforded to any- BY DARYL VAN SCHOUWEN, STAFF REPORTER Sox said they would not comment “because 0.095 — above the legal limit of 0.08. He has one facing an accusation. It would be unfair [email protected] | @CST_soxvan this is an open case.” pleaded not guilty. and unwise for anyone outside the process It took three days, but the White Sox The team came under fire for hiring the It was the second such offense for La Rus- to reach conclusions based on limited infor- issued a formal statement Thursday about 76-year-old manager, a friend of chairman sa, who pleaded guilty to driving under the mation. DUI charges facing Tony La Russa, one that Jerry Reinsdorf, as manager while knowing influence in Florida in 2007. “Given the ongoing nature of the pro- recognized the gravity of their new manag- La Russa had been arrested in February and The Maricopa County Courts system ceedings, it would be inappropriate to say er’s arrest. was charged the day before unveiling him as shows a pre-trial conference scheduled for anything further at this time. I have faith “As Tony La Russa’s attorney said in his the leader best equipped to take the team to Dec. 8. in our system of justice and look forward statement, Tony deserves all the assump- the World Series. “The legal process in Arizona, which began to working within that system on behalf of tions andprotections granted to everyone in La Russa blewatireonthe vehicle he was in February,has been delayedasaresult of my client.”

SOX NOTEBOOK New pitching coach Katz has connection to Giolito BY DARYL VAN SCHOUWEN, STAFF REPORTER for La Russa’s staff. [email protected] | @CST_soxvan Katz represents a distinct pivot away The coaching staff of new manager Tony from Cooper, 64, who had been in the La Russa is starting to come together. organization since 1988 and was pitching Sources confirmed reports Thursday that coach for 18 seasons, and for La Russa, who Giants assistant pitching coach had talked to his lifelong pitching coach will be the replacement for Dave Duncan from his days with the Sox, as White Sox pitching coach. Katz, 37, was Athletics and Cardinals about returning to right-hander ’s pitching coach join him. at Harvard-Westlake Katz helped the Giants shift to increased (Calif.) High School on a usage of advanced data on the major-league staff that included future and minor-league levels, and according to major-league standouts the San Jose Mercury News, Katz made an Max Fried and Jack impression with many of the Giants’ young Flaherty. relief and also worked closely with After coaching in the starters in the bullpen preparing for games. Angels’ and Mariners’ minor-league systems, Sox to ESPN 1000 Ethan Katz Katz was hired by the ESPN Chicago and the Sox jointly Giants as assistant announced a multiyear agreement naming minor-league pitching coordinator in 2019. ESPN 1000 as the team’s flagship radio He was promoted to assistant pitching station. Sox games will air on ESPN 1000, coach last December. the team’s fourth radio home since 2015, New Sox pitching coach Ethan Katz coached Lucas Giolito, Max Fried and at Harvard-Westlake The Sox are expected to announce beginning with the team’s first game of the High School in Los Angeles. Katz has worked with the Angels, Mariners and Giants. GETTY IMAGES full coaching-staff appointments next 2021 Cactus League season on Feb. 27. week. Hitting coach The agreement includes all Sox regular- Brooks Boyer, Sox chief revenue and be the new Sox flagship station from 2016 is expected back, while third-base coach season and postseason games as well as marketing officer, said analyst Darrin through 2021, but WLS owner Cumulus will not return. Assistant select spring-training games. Jackson will return to the booth and that Media field for Chapter 11 bankruptcy hitting coach was named “The White Sox are an extremely Andy Masur, who handled play-by-play protection in November 2017 and entered the Tigers’ hitting coach on newly hired entertaining, talented baseball team with an duty in place of the late Ed Farmer,isa into a restructuring agreement. manager AJ Hinch’s staff last week. incredibly bright future, and we’re thrilled candidate to return. The Bankruptcy Court permitted Bullpen coach Curt Hasler, bench coach to partner with them to bring the White Sox The Sox have bounced around on radio Cumulus and WLS to end the agreement Joe McEwing and first-base coach Daryl to ESPN 1000 fans,” ESPN Chicago market after WSCR’s contract with the Sox expired with the Sox, and WGN became the flagship Boston also were expected to be considered manager Mike Thomas said. after the 2015 season. WLS-890 was to in February 2018. 42 | Friday, November 13, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com ◆

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NFL NOTEBOOK Rivers, Colts knock off Titans Philip Rivers threw for 308 yards and a Rivers passed Hall of Famer Dan Marino IN METRO touchdown, and Nyheim Hines scored twice for the fifth-most passing yards in NFL his- NFL names The Weeknd as the Colts beat the Titans 34-17 Thursday tory on the Colts’ first play from scrimmage as Super Bowl LV night in Nashville, Tennessee, to grab the with an 11-yard pass to rookie Jonathan Tay- halftime act. Page 2 head-to-head edge atop the AFC South. lor.Rivers now has 61,666 yards for his career. The Colts (6-3), who came in with the The Colts will host the rematch in India- Steelers preparing as if Big Ben will play NFL’s best defense in terms of yards allowed, napolis on Nov. 29 after helping coach Frank Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, who re- smothered a Tennessee offense that had Reich improve to 4-1 against Titans coach mains on the COVID list after his close con- been averaging 384.6 yards a game, 10th- Mike Vrabel. Indianapolis now is 14-5 at Nis- tact with Vance McDonald, won’t practice the best in the NFL. E.J. Speed also blocked a san Stadium. rest of the week but the Steelers are prepar- punt that T.J. Carrie returned six yards for a ing as if he will play Sunday against the Ben- touchdown late in the third quarter. Dolphins put three on COVID list gals as long as he continues to test negative. The Colts outgained the Titans 430-294, Dolphins starting linebacker Kyle Van Mason Rudolph and Joshua Dobbs will re- though Derrick Henry ran for 103 yards. Noy and starting defensive tackle Christian ceive extra snaps with the first-team offense. The Titans(6-3), wholost forthe third Wilkins went on the COVID-19list Thursday, time in four games, led 17-13 at halftime. The the latest setback for a team already in the Giants WR Tate injures knee in practice Colts took advantage of the Titans’ special- NFL’s intensive protocol for the coronavirus. Giants receiver Golden Tate suffered a teams woes to score twice in the third quar- Reserve receiver Matt Cole also went on the knee injury late in practice Thursday, but ter for a 27-17 lead. list, and receiver Jr. was acti- his injury likely isn’t season-ending, a source The Titans went with a third different vated from the list. told ESPN. The former Notre Dame receiver punter in three games, promoting Trevor † Raiders linebacker Cory Littleton joined was suspended by the team last week after Colts running back Nyheim Hines celebrates after Daniel after signing him to the practice squad right tackle on the COVID list. expressing his displeasure with his shrink- scoring a touchdown in the second quarter Thursday. last weekend. Daniel’s first punt went 17 † The Ravens say a player — whose name ing role in a Week 8 loss to the Buccaneers. He also added a touchdown in the third quarter. AP yards and his second was blocked by Speed. was not released — tested positive. 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Total: 56. at PANTHERS Records (overall/ATS): Vikings Records (overall/ATS): Bills Time: Noon. 3-5/5-3; Bears 5-4/5-4. 7-2/4-5; Cardinals 5-3/5-3. Line: Bucs by 5½. Outlook: Two teams headed in Outlook: Kyler Murray became the Tua has been the key Total: 50½. opposite directions: Bears have first QB to lose with a passer rating lost three straight, while Vikes of 150 or better since the Vikings’ Records (overall/ATS): have beaten the Packers (28-22 Daunte Culpepper in 2004 vs. to Fins’ winning recipe Buccaneers 6-3/4-5; at Lambeau) and Lions after a Brett Favre. Still he was fabulous Panthers 3-6/5-4. 1-5 start. But the Bears play the — 21-of-26 for 283 yards, 2 TDs, a he took a significant step forward Outlook: and the Vikings well — 4-0 SU/3-1 ATS 150.5 rating and 106 rushing yards last week at Arizona — 248 Bucs have to be seething under Matt Nagy and 16-3 SU/15-4 in a 34-31 loss to the Dolphins. passing yards, two touchdowns, after an embarrassing ATS at home since 2001. Bears Pick: Cardinals 37, Bills 34. no interceptions for a 122.3 passer performance in a 38-3 loss to the Saints — only the O-line issues are problematic, but MARK POTASH rating, plus 35 yards rushing. the Vikes’ once-formidable defense NFL BEAT second time since 2009 is 29th in yards, 25th in points. 49ERS at SAINTS You can’t say Tua has that Brady’s team did not breathed new life into the Pick: Bears 24, Vikings 20. Time: 3:25 p.m., Fox-32. score a touchdown. The last struggling Dolphins, because time the Bucs lost — 20-19 Line: Saintsby10.Total: 49. [email protected] | @MarkPotash they already had new life under to the Bears in Week 5 — Records (overall/ATS): 49ers WASHINGTON at LIONS they responded with a 38-10 4-5/4-5; Saints 6-2/3-5. he Dolphins didnot have a Ryan Fitzpatrick, who had a 124.9 Time: Noon. return touchdown in their passer rating (six touchdowns, thrashing of Aaron Rodgers Outlook: Short-handed 49ers first six games this season. two interceptions) in victories and the Packers. Line: Lions by 3½. Total: 46½. were dreadful vs. the Packers, T Pick: Bucs 31, Panthers 17. Records (overall/ATS): Wash. falling behind 34-3 in a 34-17 loss. But they’ve had three since against the 49ers (43-17) and Jets 2-6/4-4; Lions 3-5/3-5. rookie became (24-0) when coach They’re rested after playing on EAGLES Thursday night but now get Drew the starter — Andrew Van made the quarterback switch. Outlook: Washington QB Alex at GIANTS Smith will make his first start since Brees and the red-hot Saints. Ginkel’s 78-yard return But that’s part of the Tua suffering a broken tibia and fibula Pick: Saints 34, 49ers 16. and ’s 88-yard story. Flores switched to Time: Noon in 2018. He threw for 325 yards punt return in a 28-17 upset of Tagovailoa when the team was Line: Eagles by 3. in place of injured Kyle Allen last Total: 44½. SEAHAWKS at RAMS the Rams; and Shaq Lawson’s on a roll with Fitzpatrick. That week, but also three INTs in a 23- 36-yard fumble return in a could have caused problems in Records (overall/ATS): 20 home loss to the Giants. He’s in Time: 3:25 p.m. 34-31 road victory against the the locker room. Instead, the Eagles 3-4-1/3-5; a good spot here to keep it close Line: Rams by 2. Total: 54½. Giants 2-7/6-3. vs. the Lions’ 24th-ranked defense. Cardinals last week. team embraced Tagovailoa as the Records (overall/ATS): Seahawks Probably just a coincidence, quarterback they expect to put Outlook: The Giants aren’t Pick: Lions 21, Washington 19. 6-2/5-3; Rams 5-3/4-4. but with Tua, perhaps the “it” them over the top. And they are very appealing — especially Outlook: The Seahawks’ shaky factor is at work — a special guy on their way. The Dolphins have without Saquon Barkley — JAGUARS at PACKERS defense was a sieve against the but they are well-coached with an intangible impact that won four straight. It remains under Joe Judge and tough Time: Noon, Fox-32. Bills, allowing 44 points and 420 makes everybody better. to be seen if Tua is the guy. But yards. Jared Goff does some of his to put away. They’ve beaten Line: Packers by 13½. Total: 50. best work against weak defenses. Even when Tagovailoa was bad he’s reached the first plateau: his only Washington (twice), but in his debut, the Dolphins were teammates believe in him. Records (overall/ATS): Jaguars Pick: Rams 34, Seahawks 31. are 5-1 ATS in their last six 1-7/3-5; Packers6-2/6-2. good in beating the Rams. And Pick: Dolphins 27, Chargers 20. games. Eaglesare coming Outlook: Jaguars rookie Jake off a bye following wins Mark Marc David Luton had an impressive NFL BENGALS at STEELERS over the Giants (22-21) and Potash Silverman Kaplan Cowboys (23-9). debut vs. the Texans — a 73-yard Time: 3:25 p.m. THE EXPERTS Sun-Times 1000-AM NBCSCH TD pass on his second NFL pass, Line: Steelers by 7½. Total: 46. Pick: Giants 17, Eagles 13. 304 yards and a 13-yard rushing Vikings -2½ at Bears Bears Bears Bears Records (overall/ATS): Bengals TEXANS TD that gave the Jaguars a chance 2-5-1/6-2; Steelers 8-0/6-2. Eagles -3 at Giants Giants Giants Giants to tie. Rookie QBs often fizzle when at BROWNS Outlook: Unbeaten Steelers Lions -3½ vs. Washington Washington Lions Wash. they’re up against Aaron Rodgers, Time: Noon. but this kid’s got some moxie. were flat off their victory over Packers -13½ vs. Jaguars Jaguars Packers Packers the Ravens and nearly lost to the Line: Browns by 3½. Pick: Browns -3½ vs. Texans Texans Texans Browns Packers 34, Jaguars 27. Cowboys. Bengals are coming off a Total: 49. bye, and Joe Burrow is heating up. Buccaneers -5½ at Panthers Bucs Panthers BUCS Records (overall/ATS): BRONCOS at RAIDERS Pick: Steelers 28, Bengals 20. Raiders -4½ vs. Broncos Broncos Raiders Broncos Texans 2-6/1-7; Time: 3:05 p.m. Cardinals -2 vs. Bills Cardinals CARDINALS Bills Browns 5-3/3-5. Line: Raiders by 4½. Total: 50. RAVENS at PATRIOTS Dolphins -2½ vs. Chargers DOLPHINS Dolphins Chargers Outlook: Texans QB Deshaun Watson has a Records (overall/ATS): Broncos Time: 7:20 p.m., Ch. 5. Saints -10 vs. 49ers Saints Saints Saints 116.0 passer rating in his 3-5/5-3; Raiders 5-3/5-3. Line: Ravens by 7½. Total: 44. Rams -2 vs. Seahawks Rams Seahawks Seahawks last six games (15 TDs, 3 Outlook: Vic Fangio is making INTs) but only two wins to Records (overall/ATS): Ravens Steelers -7½ vs. Bengals Steelers Bengals Bengals the most of a tough situation in 6-2/4-4; Patriots 3-5/3-5. show for it, both against the Denver, as the resilient Broncos Ravens -7½ at Patriots Patriots Ravens Patriots Jaguars. Last week’s 27-25 rallied late but fell short against Outlook: This is not the matchup it used to be. Ravens still trying to Colts -1 at Titans (Thurs.) Colts Titans Colts win at Jacksonville was the Falcons. They’re a threat to uninspiring, then the Texans find a higher gear, but the Patriots Last week 5-9 4-10 4-10 cover every time, but the Raiders fired their PR director are picking up steam after beating are fading, needing two late TDs Season 60-70-3 66-64-3 66-64-3 just to beat the winless Jets. this week — leading to an the Browns and Chargers. Best bet 1-0 (8-1) 1-0 (3-6) 1-0 (6-3) avalanche of bad PR. Ugh. Pick: Raiders 37, Broncos 34. Pick: Ravens 27, Patriots 23. Best bets + top plays (season) 1-3 (16-19) 1-3 (15-21) 2-2 (19-16) Pick: Texans 31, Browns 23. 44 | Friday, November 13, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com

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ON AN NFL ROSTER AT Days after suffering a concussion, running back David Montgomery was out of practice Thursday. WADE PAYNE/AP THE BEGINNING OF THE BEARS NOTEBOOK 2020 SEASON? Montgomery, Trubisky not back in the mix yet BY PATRICK FINLEY, STAFF REPORTER additions to the injury report. Linebacker YESTERDAY’S QUESTION AND ANSWER: [email protected] | @patrickfinley Roquan Smith (back) and receiver Allen Q: How many former Northwestern players were on an NFL roster at The Bears practiced Thursday without Robinson (knee) were limited, as were the beginning of the 2020 season? their Week 1 starters at running back and safety Tashaun Gipson (foot) and linebacker A: 7 quarterback. Barkevious Mingo (shoulder). David Montgomery still has the Defensive lineman Roy Robertson- concussion he suffered Sunday against Harris was put on IR, as expected, after the Titans. Backup quarterback Mitch sources confirmed earlier this week that Answer our daily football trivia question at suntimes.com/ Trubisky remained out of practice 11 days he’ll need shoulder surgery. trivia for your chance to win great prizes. Look for the daily after he hurt his right shoulder when he was question in the Sun-Times and celebrate the 2020 season tackled in his only play against the Saints. Virus update with Touchdown Trivia! Trubisky missed all three practices last Center and guard week when he flew to Los Angeles to get a Lachavious Simmons remain on the second opinion on his shoulder. He won’t be reserve/COVID-19 list. Nagy wouldn’t say Submit your answer now at put on injured reserve or require surgery. whether Whitehair is symptomatic. SUNTIMES.COM/TRIVIA “Mitch is back in the building,” coach “That’s not something that I need to get Matt Nagy said. “He’s doing well. It was into,” he said.

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steady improvement in practice. But with each dud, that stance rings more hollow. PATRICK FINLEY Coach Matt Nagy — a fellow op- BEARS BEAT timist by nature — appreciates him FOLES’ FINE WORK chipping away. “That’s one thing with Nick, I [email protected] | @patrickfinley think you realize, is he’s not going to change a whole lot,” Nagy said. As the Bears try for a seventh “He keeps things in perspective, and week to figure out their offense ISN’T FORGOTTEN that’s probably a strength, right? under veteran quarterback Nick [What] some of us have and some of Foles, another city is pining for him. Philly wishes it could go back; Bears wish they could go forward us don’t have is staying positive and Really, Philly? staying happy and understanding Former Packers quarterback throated defense of Wentz. His next opponents, the Vikings, The pressure is on this year, that sometimes we have challenges Brett Favre — a friend of Eagles “I know it’s a topic of discussion,” were victims of that magic in the albeit in a different way. in life. And sometimes when you coach Doug Pederson dating back to Foles said, “but the guy’s one of NFC title game in January 2018. “There’s always been a sense of have challenges, how do you respond their playing days — said Tuesday the most outstanding players I’ve They scored five minutes into the urgency since training camp,” Foles to it? Do you go into the dumps?” on ESPN that the Eagles should played with in my career. ... The game, and then the Eagles scored said. “Alot of times, if you start hold- Foles isn’t there yet. But he’s have kept Foles over Carson Wentz Eagles have a great quarterback in the last 38 points. Foles went 26- ing tighter and tighter and tighter, it human. Asked if he ever goes after the 2018 season. Instead, they Carson Wentz.” for-33 for 352 yards, three touch- doesn’t get better, because then you home and screams into a pillow, he traded Foles to the Jaguars and, If Bears quarterback Mitch Tru- downs and a 141.4 passer rating. can’t see everything clearly. We just admitted to occasionally needing within six months, gave Wentz a bisky—aNo.2overalldraftpicklike “He played great that night, as have to keep working.” his wife to set him straight. four-year, $128 million contract Wentz — were healthy this week, did their team,” Vikings coach Mike In that NFC title game, Foles said, “You’re going to put everything extension. Wentz’s 73.2 passer rating Chicago might be having a similar Zimmer said. “He made some great the Eagles carried energy from prac- into it if you care,” he said. “It’s your currently ranks 31st in the NFL. debate. That’s how bad the Bears’ deep-ball throws. It seemed like tice to the locker room to the field. vocation, but you’re in there, you’re Eagles reporters asked Pederson offense has been since installing he converted on all the key plays “That’s something that we can playing this game, you’re working. about it three times Wednesday. Foles as the starter in Week 4. throughout the ballgame. I think do is create energy to go out there “Part of sports is sometimes Sports radio stations spent two Fans are left to wonder if, except he did a great job of getting them in and play at a level that can’t be con- you hit a little losing streak. That’s days relitigating the move. for the fourth quarter against the the right calls and plays and things trolled,” he said. part of it. Everyone’s true colors Asked Thursday why the debate Falcons, Foles left all his magic dust like that as well. And he did it under The ever-eager Foles has stressed come out, so then you’re working has endured, Foles launched a full- somewhere on Broad Street. pressure.” the need to fix the offense with through that.” 46 | Friday, November 13, 2020 | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | suntimes.com

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Coach Matt Nagy is trying Season might be starting to slip away, but coach to solve a Bears offense that keeps believing Bears are about to turn the corner ranks 29th in scoring and total yardage in the NFL. AP vision games are and for us,” Nagy said. “We talk about the biggest part: Control what you can control. And right now, we JASON LIESER put ourselves in this position, being at 5-4. BEARS BEAT “This is not something where their attitudes are changing for the negative. Weknowthatwehaveeachotherinthis [email protected] | @JasonLieser building, and that’s where we’re at right now.” As the walls have closed in on the Bears Those inside Halas Hall might be the overthe lastthree weeks and they’ve last fewwho believe the Bears canmake dropped from first to eighth in the NFC, something of this season. They’re a home coach Matt Nagy has been determined to underdog (again) against a Vikings team keep his team upbeat. they’ve beaten four consecutive times. Upbeat, but not oblivious. The biggest cause for pessimism is the The Bears know what’s at stake after offense, which is Nagy’s operation. The a three-game losing streak dropped them Bears are 31st in yards per play at 4.8. to 5-4 heading into their game Monday That means only the winless Jets get less night against the Vikings. out of their offense on each snap. Nagy wants them to draw on the ex- Nagy has been under fire for the feeble perience of fighting through a four-game offense since last season, but it finally losing streak last season, which only reached the point of pressing into his play ended when they got to games against calling over the past month. He has been some of the worst teams in the NFL, but asked repeatedly about whether his calls he also hopes the lesson of that slide are part of the problem and backed off sticks with them. Once they bottomed out his initial insistence that that wasn’t the at 4-6, there was little shot of salvaging issue. the season, and they were eliminated in The only consistency is that he’s ada- mid-December. Their season is already mant about making sure no one outside on the line. the building knows what’s happening. “You can definitely feel right now a “That’s something I’m going to keep positive motivation to go out and win,” internally right now with us,” he said. Nagy said. “That is probably the best way “We’re talking through all that.” to put it. I don’t know if it is a sense of It’s highly unlikely they’re still trying to urgency. decide that this late in the week. “Every week that goes by now it be- The play-calling drama is one of many comes more and more important, obvi- weaving through the Bears’ preparation. ously for a lot of different reasons.” They’re still waiting on Nick Foles to One of those being that a loss to the play at least league-average at quarter- Vikings would allow them to catch the back, their offensive line was very much Bears. makeshift for practice Thursday and two Once looking left for last place at 1-5, of their top skill players — wide receiver the Vikings bounced back with wins Allen Robinson and running back David over the Packers and Lions as the Bears Montgomery — are injured. dropped. After their visit to Soldier Field, That makes it all the more difficult to the Vikings have an opportunity to keep turn this around. But the one thing that’s climbing with games against the Cow- never been questioned about Nagy is his boys, Panthers and Jaguars. It’s impera- leadership, and he’s doing everything he tive that the Bears head that off with a can in that regard. He’s perpetually con- win. vinced that the Bears are about to turn This is also the start of nearly all the the corner, and he needs to be right about Bears’ NFC North games. They close the that Monday. Otherwise, at 5-5, with a vis- season with five in the final seven games. it to Green Bay next, the season will slip “We talk about how important the di- from his hands.

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prepare for the Vikings. , who hasn’t “We just don’t have a lot that we can do lived up to expectations as a with him being in [concussion protocol],” gadget player in Matt Nagy’s Nagy said. “We’ll just have to wait and see and offense, might see an increased hope that each day he gets a little bit better.” role at running back Monday. AP If Montgomery can’t play, the Bears will be in a familiar position — a few options, but noneofthemgreat: † , the apparent next man up, has been in Nagy’s offense for three seasons since signing as an undrafted free agent from Oregon State in 2018. But he has two carries in his NFL career. † Veteran Lamar Miller made the Pro Bowl in 2018 with the Texans. But he just got here — he was signed to the practice squad on Oct. 5. And he hasn’t played in an NFL game since a playoff game following the 2018 regu- lar season because he suffered a torn ACL in training camp with the Texans in 2019. † Patterson still is a complementary run- ning back whose impact has diminished throughout the season. In the last six games, he has 14 carries for 31 yards (2.2 avg.). † Rookie , an undrafted free agent who showed some promise in training camp and was promoted from the practice squad in Week 3, has played one offensive snap this season. And it remains to be seen if it will even mat- ter, with the current dilapidated state of the Bears’ offensive line and offense in general. Montgomery has rushed for 472 yards on 131 carries in nine games — 52.4 yards per game and 3.6 yards per carry. The Bears are last in the NFL in rushing and 29th in yards per carry. But Montgomery still is the best the Bears have. “A“Anytimenyti you lose a player llikeike D David Montgomery, tthat’shat’s obviously a big loss,” MARK POTASH NNagyagy said. “I have so BEARS BEAT mmuchuc respect for the way BEARS DON’T hhe plays this game and what he does for [email protected] | @MarkPotash his offense — and I know what we’re far, Asked about the mood at Halas Hall on far, far from him be- Thursday, Cordarrelle Patterson was defiant. HAVE A LOT ing what he can be “Honestly, I don’t care what nobody else’s as a running back in [bleepin’] mood is, man,” Patterson said. “I’m the league, and I’m always happy and smiling and always hav- excited to see that ing fun. That’s just the mood I bring. If I see happen.” someone even trying to be moody, I’m going TO RUN WITH The Bears made to crack a joke on their [butt] and try to bring Nall available to the them up.” Team has few options at RB if Montgomery can’t go media this week, so This hasn’t been the year Patterson was it’s presumed he’ll expecting. Coach Matt Nagy hoped to take on 29 carries (3.0 average). — [that’s] what I bring.” bbe the first in line if advantage of Patterson’s versatility — like But he’s not going to let that bring him Patterson could be in for a big- MMontgomery can’t did — and moved him to run- down. ger workload — or not — Monday pplay. But Miller is an ning back. The hope was that he would be a “No mood swings around me. I’m gonna al- against the Vikings, with leadingng inintriguing option with unique weapon as a gadget player. ways be up,” Patterson said. “Teams are never rusher David Montgomery recoveringring hhisis reresume.s More than likely, But like almost everything else with the gonna be down around me. I’m always happy. from a concussion he suffered againstnst Ryan Nall tthey’llhey’ll h have to find someone Bears’ offense this season, Patterson’s role I’m always smiling. Even when you think I’m the Titans. Montgomery did not prac-ac- wwhoho cacann make something out has never developed. He has gained 88 yards angry or something, I’m smiling on the inside tice Thursday as the Bears begann to ooff nothing.nothin AP suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 49

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opener at Michigan State. So a lot of it — to coronavirus tests answers, enough spare keys to slide Not good. they’ve got that going for them. and contact-tracing protocols. into locks and open up victories Not going anywhere — and fast. STEVE Oh, and would you look at this? The Illini have been hit harder — or at least jiggles of hope. But “We’re disappointed,” Smith GREENBERG They’re favored to score another than most teams. They were Smith’s last four recruiting classes said this week. “We’ve lost three “W” on Saturday in New Jersey forced to play their fourth-string have ranked 10th, 12th, 14th and games. We realize how many JUST SAYIN’ against 0-3 Illinois. The betting line quarterback, Coran Taylor, for 14th in the conference, according to gameswehavelefttogointhe has crept down a bit since it opened nearly all of Game 2 against Rivals. His record at Illinois is an season. We’re also optimistic about [email protected] | @SLGreenberg at seven points, but it’s not like the Purdue and all of Game 3 against unsightly 15-37, and 8-31 in league our future, too. We know we’re a Illini have done any creeping up Minnesota. That’s about as ideal games. The Illini — at the bottom better football team, and we get a ll hail Rutgers football. since winning six games and going a plan as going all-in in Hold ’Em of the league statistically on both chance to prove that.” A The Scarlet Knights bowling in 2019. For coach Lovie with 2-7 off-suit. sides of the ball this season — have But a loss to the punchline have lost 23 of their last Smith’s program, it has been more Still, Smith is in his fifth year lost six straight since the four-game Scarlet Knights (yes, it seems 24 Big Ten games, but they did of a wayward ooze. in Champaign. By now, a thriving winning streak that brought Year 4 we’re done hailing them) would be win impressively in this season’s Chalk up some of it — maybe program builder should have some back from the brink. a different sort of low for Smith, suntimes.com | The Hardest-Working Paper in America | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 51

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THU football left to go.” miserable season. It was the only guard Coby White. What I meant 19 Against Rutgers, the Illini Big Ten victory for a team that to say was that the Bulls should won’t have No. 1 quarterback went 1-8 in league play. draft Kentucky guard Tyler Herro. Brandon Peters, who has a third It was the start of something, Alas, a series of typos did me in. COVERING and hopefully final game to miss too, wasn’t it? The Wildcats haven’t It doesn’t seem likely that THE BASES after a positive coronavirus test. lost since and are off to a 3-0 start Georgia guard Anthony Edwards Sports editor: No. 2 QB Isaiah Williams, who has in a conference-only schedule. Are will be available when the Bulls Chris De Luca (@chrisdeluca) been quarantined during contact they as strong as the 2017 and 2018 pick at No. 4 in Wednesday’s draft, Email: [email protected] tracing, could get the starting teams that were a combined 15-3 but if he is — goodness gracious — Phone: (312) 321-2664 call. The status of Matt Robinson, against league foes? That might be theyhavetotakehim.Ifheisn’t? who entered the season third on a stretch, but this resurgence ought Dayton forward Obi Toppin would the depth chart, is in doubt as he not be taken lightly. And — oh, by be a fine way to go. He’s already SPORTS works back from an ankle injury. the way — it doesn’t make Smith 22, but no player in the country NEWSLETTERS Taylor again? look any better. improved as much as he did over Whoever takes the snaps, † I know it. You know it. Even the last three years. Dude went SIGN UP AT SUNTIMES.COM/ Smith’s 3-1 record against Rutgers your Uncle Earl knows it, and he from recruiting nobody to college NEWSLETTERS —amarkthatsaysmorethana has spent the last eight months player of the year. That’s the sort of mouthful about how truly abysmal quarantining inside a barrel of worker that coach Billy Donovan is the Scarlet Knights have been — homemade schnapps. The Bears going to want to have around. won’t be of much use once meeting are beating the Vikings on Sunday. † Look, folks, if we’re going to No. 5 starts. Of course they are. Bears coach spend our days fretting and arguing “To me, it’s pretty simple,” Smith Matt Nagy is 9-0 against the about White Sox manager Tony said. “Nobody wants to hear about Vikings and Lions. La Russa, can we at least work who we don’t have or anything like Does that mean we complain on remembering to put a space that. We expect to play better and any less about his play-calling, between the “La” and the “Russa”? who’s under contract through 2023. need to play better.” clock management, fourth- If the social-media cesspools It would have to put his job on The Illini need an upset. In the down decisions and very I swim in are any indication, the line, if it isn’t already. Illinois worst way. existence when the Bears there’s a vast conspiracy out athletic director Josh Whitman face those division there to ignore that space. has had Smith’s back to this point, Just sayin’ foes? Probably not. I suspect my sports editor, but the line between revival and “I’m going to enjoy the † Heading Chris De Luca, and our terrific ramshackle is hard to see. [expletive] out of this. Is that OK?” into last year’s Sox beat writer, Daryl “Do I look like the guy that’s It’s a fine time to hark back to NBA Draft, I Van Schouwen, join going to panic?” Smith said. “We’re that quote from Northwestern wrote in this me in believing we Want breaking news delivered to your email not panicking. ... There’s no panic. coach Pat Fitzgerald last column that can do better. Then inbox? Visit suntimes.com/ We’re disappointed in the three November. He was fired up and the Bulls again, those guys newsletters to sign up for games we’ve played. We need to then some after the Wildcats should with spaces in their breaking-news alerts and a play better this fourth game of the won 29-10 at Illinois in their final draft North last names can be rundown of the top stories Obi Toppin football season. There’s a lot of game of what had been a deeply Carolina AP unpredictable. every morning. SPORTS S MVP! OI ELYNESAWNV.RUTGERS VS. WIN A NEEDS REALLY LOVIE L P REBR,PGS50-51 PAGES GREENBERG, O A COWN AE 40-41 PAGES SCHOUWEN, VAN be ie o some Sox gives Abreu sta’ is winner first team’s as ic i uti ’94 in Hurt Big since eddgo news good needed R rdy oebr1,22 h ads-okn ae nAeia|suntimes.com | America in Hardest-Working Paper The | 2020 13, November Friday, E PIN FMNGMR SOUT IS MONTGOMERY IF OPTIONS FEW T OEAE AE 44-48 PAGES COVERAGE, S

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DRIVE HOME Higher used-car values mean your car lease could unlock hidden cash

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BY SUSAN TOMPOR days of the coronavirus — drove up the of money for excessive wear and tear. or furloughed. DETROIT FREE PRESS values of used cars. About 4.2 million drivers leased cars, And your car or truck might not have s there hidden cash parked right in your Your car or truck could be worth more trucks or SUVs in 2017, according to Ed- depreciated in value as much in the past driveway? than the buyout price that’s listed on your munds data, and most of those leases expire year because used car values skyrocketed I If you’ve got a car lease that’s set to lease agreement, according to Ivan Drury, in 2020. during the pandemic. expire in a few months, a red-hot used car senior manager of insights at Edmunds. Many consumers opted to extend their New cars were in shorter supply once market means you need to pay extra close And if it is, you might make more money lease a bit in 2020 due to the pandemic be- auto production stopped temporarily. attention to the value of your vehicle. by trying to sell or trade in that vehicle cause health-related shutdowns hit various Rental car companies that faced a financial You might want to make a move more yourself. states and temporarily closed some dealer- crunch weren’t buying fleets of new cars quickly than you’d expect — and you might Granted, this is one of those strategies ships. More drivers than usual could be and putting their old vehicles up for sale not necessarily want to opt for just return- that won’t work for everyone. It’s also likely dealing with an expiring lease now through earlier this year, either. ing the car to the dealer when the lease that it won’t make sense as dealers rebuild December. “It’s the most unique used-car situation ends. their inventories of both new and used cars we’ve ever seen,” Drury said. Some cars, he Used car values skyrocketed as a result in the months ahead. Is your leased car worth more than said, didn’t depreciate in value for almost of the twists and turns in the economy In some cases, you might even be better you’d imagine? an entire year. during the pandemic, particularly for some off buying the vehicle at the end of your lease One odd thing about 2020 is you might Much depends on the popularity and high-end trucks. and keeping it, if the miles and condition of have put on far fewer miles than expected availability of the type of car or truck that Essentially, a shortage of new cars — your car are well beyond what’s allowed in the in the past six months because you’ve been you’re leasing, as well as how many more thanks to cuts in production in the early lease contract and you’d owe a large amount working from home or are now unemployed months you have to go in a lease. suntimes.com | Drive Home | Friday, November 13, 2020 | 7

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Looking for an exit strategy in 2020 As people continue to work from home, many are questioning what kind of car they really need. Finding an exit strategy for a lease sounds sensible — especially if you’ve lost a job or you’re making substantially less money. Scot Hall, executive vice president of operations for Swapalease.com, said his wife has been working from home since March but had six months left on her GMC Yukon XL Denali. The couple was able to go to a local car dealership that ended up buying the Yukon. They saved six months of lease payments and walked away with a couple of thousand dollars. Even so, Hall said, some money can be made with lower-priced cars and trucks be- cause of the way lease payoffs work. General- ly speaking, it’s more common to have built up equitywith ayear or less to go on thelease. 2017 GMC Yukon XL SLT Hall said equity has been building up MEDIA.GMC.COM sooner, as used car sales have increased significantly in 2020. But remember, the restrictions in a lease contract are important to understand. Swapalease typically provides an online marketplace for matching up a driver who wants to get out of their lease contract with a car shopper who is looking to take over a short-term vehicle lease. And if you don’t have much equity in a vehicle, swapping a lease through a group like Swapalease or Leasetrader.com can be an option. Often, a consumer can need to pay several thousands of dollars to terminate a car lease early. So people are looking at other strategies. How do you run the numbers? Selling a leased car, instead of simply returning it to a dealer, has become more of an option as used car values go up. The first step is to look at your paper- work for your lease or contact your leasing company to understand the residual price or buyout price at the end of the lease. The leasing company also can tell you what the buyout price would be if you wanted to buy the car or truck several months before 2017 Ram 1500 Copper Sport the lease ended. MEDIA.FCANORTHAMERICA.COM Then, you’d want to compare that price to what you might get if you tried to sell that car on your own. leased, their average buyout price at lease fee to cover the costs of clean up and repair have to fill out details about your car, such as Next, subtract the current lease payoff expiration, and their average private-party any damage to the vehicle and bring it into a whether you’ve smoked in the vehicle, had from the current market value. This is how values. suitable condition for resale. The disposition damage from hail, and how many miles you you’d figure out an estimate of how much fee is spelled out in the lease agreement. have on the existing tires. equity you have in the car and how much But what’s your car really worth? If you sell it on your own, you’re also avoid- CarMax also will buy your leased car. money you might make by selling a car on the You have to get some initial offers and ing paying that disposition fee. Knowing where you stand when it comes open market. appraisals to gauge what kind of a price you’d Many people aren’t going to have $20,000 to the value of that leased car or truck is es- You’dneedtochecktheequityyouhavein get for your specific car, based on its condi- or $24,000 or more on the sidelines to buy sential in 2020. your vehicle, experts say, to see whether you tion. You can’t expect to get a great price if their leased vehicles at the end of the lease. In some cases, you might be able to can trade it in to offset the cost of a new car your car has been in a big accident or only But they may be able to find instant offers for negotiate and convince a dealer to waive a or turn a lease into cash. has basic equipment. the car online and possibly take out a short $300 disposition fee or give you a break on Edmunds analysts looked at all vehicles Drury noted that consumers also need to loan to buy the car and then sell it. other extra charges for wear and tear if your leased in 2017, the average manufacturer’s understand that they’re often going to pay a Online car dealers, such as Vroom and vehicle is worth far more than was expected suggested retail price for these vehicles when disposition fee at the end of the lease — a flat Carvana, offer a quote for a cash sale. You will just three years ago. 8 | Friday, November 13, 2020 | Drive Home | suntimes.com DRIVEFRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2020

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