Sun shines on new Call (906) 932-4449 Paavo course Ironwood, MI 51st Paavo SPORTS • 12 Redsautosales.com DAILY GLOBE Monday, August 12, 2019 Chance of thunderstorms yourdailyglobe.com | High: 75 | Low: 53 | Details, page 2 DOWNTOWN FIRE Mud Run delights crowds By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] IRONWOOD – Big machines are as much a part of county fairs as 4-H and agriculture as the fans showed Sunday by cheering on the 15th annual Mud Run, one of the final events of the Gogebic County Fair. “Lake States Mud Racers has been around for a while but this is our second year running it,” said John Olkonen, club presi- dent. The races include the Gogebic County Fair, Iron County Fair, Ashland County Fair, the Besse- mer Fourth of July, Butternut Pio- neer Days and the Glidden Labor Day Fair, he said. “Most everybody who races with us races all year at six to seven events,” Olkonen said. At the Gogebic County Fair this year, Amber Hunstad won in the Class 2 Street; Dusty Barland won in the Class 4 Pro Stock and Class 3 Super categories; Katrina Crom won the Class 5 Women’s races and Keith Tippett won the Class 6 Modified. “This fair went really well,” Olkomen said. Theron Rutyna, club treasurer and announcer, said there are a few new drivers this year and a Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe lot of new trucks. There are sanc- A GOGEBIC County Sheriff’s Office deputy assists a firefighter with unloading hose from an arriving engine from Hurley Fire Depart- tioned racing events but the ment on Sunday at South Suffolk Street and East Aurora Street in Ironwood, to aid Ironwood Public Safety in putting out an apart- drivers do not have to be sanc- ment above The Pines Cafe in Ironwood. tioned to race, he said. There are various classes that any four-wheel drive vehicle can run as long as the driver’s willing to pay a small registration fee, he said. There are modified race Pines Restaurant damaged in fire trucks, normal trucks, and By TOM LAVENTURE A news release from Iron- Safety. The renter was not at home things built on the farm, he said. [email protected] wood Public Safety said the A woman on the scene was when the fire started, Miskovich “It’s a good day of fun,” Ruty- IRONWOOD – The co-owner police and firefighting person- prevented from going back into said. The two are separated as na said. “Nobody here is a pro- of Pines Restaurant said she will nel responded to a 5:35 p.m. the building by law enforce- far as she knew. fessional. We are just amateurs be closed until repairs are made emergency call about an apart- ment. Ironwood Public Safety The American Red Cross from Wisconsin, Minnesota and from damage caused by an ment fire above the restaurant at said the woman was transported could not be reached Sunday to Michigan.” apartment fire above on Sunday. 120 S. Suffolk. Units responded by Beacon Ambulance Service to learn if any residents are receiv- Rutyna said the one surprise “We will be closed for a to an active fire coming from the Aspirus-Ironwood to be treated ing emergency assistance and this year was when a modified while,” said Janice Miskovich, front apartment on the second for smoke inhalation. lodging. four-wheel drive Chevrolet who is co-owner of the restau- floor with smoke coming out of There are two apartment As of 6:30 p.m. there have Corvette blew its transmission rant with Susan Craumann. the upstairs windows. units above the restaurant, been no more updates on the coming out of the mud. The car “The smoke and water damage Hurley Fire Department also Miskovich said. The woman is fire, she said. The cause of the couldn’t stop in time before it from the upstairs apartment responded to the scene. The fire the wife of the man who rents came into the restaurant and was contained by 5:55 p.m., the front apartment where the destroyed the ceiling.” according to Ironwood Public fire began, she said. FIRE — page 5 MUD — page 6 B U T T E R U P Crowds come out for Springstead corn feed BY TOM LAVENTURE band played for dancing couples [email protected] and kids played games ranging SPRINGSTEAD, Wis. – from horseshoes and cornhole to Locals, summer residents and hula hoops, tetherball and volley- visitors said the annual Spring- ball. stead Corn Roast is special for Jeff Krans, of Manitowish maintaining a simple, small town Waters, said he was attending his feel as it becomes a bigger event first corn roast. He attends the each year. same church as King, and The 40th annual event held learned about it from him. Saturday was no different as “It’s great,” Krans said. “We’re thousands turned up Saturday at way out in the middle of the the Springstead Town Hall for country and where you’ve got a the event to benefit the Spring- great group of people.” stead Volunteer Fire Department. It helps that the event always The seasonal department has seems to have perfect weather, eight active members. said Mike Brennan, of Chicago. “We sell 100 dozen ears of His family has summers in corn,” said SVFD Chief Ron King, Springstead and always attends who has organized the event for the corn roast. over 30 years. “That’s 25 pounds “We’ve been coming here of butter.” every year since we’ve been com- Volunteers served roasted Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe sweet corn, bratwurst, burgers DAVE FANTL, an event volunteer for over 20 years, works with the coals as the roasted corn steams and hotdogs as a live bluegrass between wet burlap sacks on Saturday at the 40th Springstead Corn Roast. 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8-10: Very High, 11+: ExtremeEx xtreme Exposure Answer: at the event. like a family kind of event tions they are using and “So, we bought the boat and what we just want is other health information and came to the event,” for more people to come and emergency contacts. Mercer range hosts trap competition Green said. “It’s a beautiful out.” The information goes day, a gorgeous day.” Other changes this year into a vial and is placed in BY TOM LAVENTURE unnatural feeling of not petition. He comes from a Peter Hatch, a member included more efficient the refrigerator, he said. A [email protected] pulling the trigger when he trap shooting family going of the SVFD, said the event food lines, he said. In addi- sticker on the door will let MERCER, Wis. — Just lines up with the disk and back to his grandfather raises more than $20,000 tion to corn this year there a responder know to look two weeks after holding its his partner has the first who was a gunsmith and and as the only fundraising were also two types of for the vile, he said. annual gun show the shot, he said. Aiming at carpenter who made cus- event the corn roast pro- bratwurst, vegetarian brats “Most times when some- Northwoods Wildlife Wet- clay targets that are flung tom stocks and forearms vide almost all of the oper- and burgers and hot dogs. body goes to the hospital lands Club hosted its straight out is also more for shooting clay targets. ating capital for the depart- “Chief king takes care of the first thing that we’ll ask August turkey shoot com- challenging than side to Lardinois said his pre- ment. Despite the limited the corn,” Hatch said. “The them is what kind of medi- petition Saturday at its side, he said. ferred target shotguns are budget the department is price was donated and so cations are you on?” Sloan range near Manitowish. The Mercer range is a the Winchester Model 12 well equipped in part from every $1 for an ear of corn said. “It’s hard for people “It’s an open trap com- nice practice and competi- and the Remington 870. the corn roast and for its goes right to the depart- to keep that list just handy petition with different tion site for many reasons, Borth have full choke bar- leadership, he said. ment.” all the time or they might games that are played from he said. The pine trees are rels and offer a solid pat- “We are one of the best Dave Fantl, an event vol- not be conscious.” our normal trap night,” at just the right distance in tern further out, he said. outfitted fire departments unteer, has been roasting The information is on the said Mary Schroepfer, trea- the field to help line up The difference between in the area due to Chief the corn for over 20 years. town of Sherman website. surer of the nonprofit and shoot faster, which a clay shooting gun and a board for the organization. gives the advantage of a field gun is that the field “The Wednesday night trap tighter pattern to break the gun has one bead on the Trial to start in million-dollar night has five rounds at targets apart. end of the barrel to line up each station in a rotation.” “Ya, I like shooting with a bird, he said. Both The turkey shoot adds here,” Lardinois said. “It’s a eyes are open in trap shoot- suburban Utah drug ring games like Annie Oakley nice club, with nice people, ing to quickly spot the clay SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — As America’s of Americans, can be imported from and Hunt and Cover. and it’s smaller and not target and the shooter opioid crisis spiraled into a fentanyl epi- China, pressed into fake pills and sold Hunters pair off and can quite as big city like and I “floats the target” by lining demic, prosecutors say one young Utah through online black markets to people in back one another up if a like that.” up the clay disk above a man made himself a drug kingpin by cre- every state. partner misses the shot to The turkey shoot prizes two bead site as opposed to ating counterfeit prescription painkillers Prosecutors have alleged that dozens of save points and prevent are mostly donations from “covering the target’ in the laced with the deadly drug and mailing the ring’s customers died in overdoses, elimination. members and sponsors. field, he said. them to homes across the United States. though the defense disputes that and “It’s just a lot of fun and There were items and cer- The Northwoods Former Eagle Scout Aaron Shamo, 29, Shamo is charged only in connection to the prizes are donated by a tificates from grocery, Wildlife and Wetlands will stand trial beginning Monday on alle- one: a 21-year-old identified as R.K., who lot of different people,” she clothing, auto and feed Club has been around gations that he and a small group of fellow died in June 2016 after snorting fentanyl said. stores, and from individu- since the 1970s and cur- millennials ran a multimillion-dollar allegedly passed off as prescription oxy- Allen Lardinois, of Hur- als and families. rently has around 90 mem- empire from the basement of his suburban codone. ley, competed at the turkey Kevin Lardinois, a car- bers, Schroepfer said. Over Salt Lake City home by trafficking hun- Shamo’s family, though, said he’s been shoot with his father, penter, made a wooden the years the club has dreds of thousands of pills containing fen- singled out even as deeply involved Kevin, and brother, Art. bowl that he had profes- added an education center, tanyl, the potent synthetic opioid that has friends are offered more lenient plea deals. Allen won the Hunt and sionally engraved on the and ranges for rifle, pistol, exacerbated the country’s overdose epi- His father, Mike Shamo, said his son was a Cover competition going bottom with turkey shoot trap and archery, along demic in recent years. chess whiz as a kid who experimented 15 for 15 with his shots. information to make it a with providing training The federal government’s case is with marijuana in his teen years, but later “The first year that we trophy. Allen Lardinois and education on gun safe- expected to offer a glimpse at how the earned his Eagle Scout badge crocheting came down to this I never donated t-shirts from work. ty, birding and is part of the drug, which has killed tens of thousands blankets for a hospital. missed in the first three “The prizes are usually Adopt a Highway program. rounds,” Lardinois said. a good mix of stuff,” he “It’s all run by volun- “They started calling me, said. teers,” she said. 5 children killed in day care center fire in Pennsylvania ‘that kid.’” But to Lardinois the real The next step is to ERIE, Pa. (AP) — An town, at about 1:15 a.m. address. The most difficult part prize is to have bragging install indoor plumbing early morning fire in Penn- Sunday, Chief Guy Santone Valerie Lockett-Slupski, of Hunt and Cover is the rights until the next com- with a septic system and a sylvania at a residential of the Erie Fire Department standing across the street well, she said. building housing a day said. from the fire-damaged Dan Wendorf, of care center killed five chil- The victims ranged in house, said she was the # # Schofield, Illinois, said he dren and sent the owner to ages from 8 months to 7 grandmother of four of the THIS DAY uses the Mercer range the hospital, authorities years, Santone said. The children, and that they said. Erie Regional Chamber were staying at the day care IN HISTORY The fire was reported in and Growth Partnership because their parents were August 12 TRAP — page 5 Erie, a northwest lake lists a day care at the fire working overnight, the Erie Times-News reported. She • 1492 Christopher Columbus arrives in the Canary said the family had two Islands on his first voyage to the new world boys and two girls and had • 1851 American Inventor Isaac Singer patents the used the day care for sewing machine almost a year. • 1877 Thomas Edison completes first model for the “So we are all at a loss, phonograph The Gogebic County Fair Board would like to thank trying to figure out how • 1898 Hawaii is formally annexed to the US this happened,” Lockett- all those involved with making the 98th Annual Slupski told the newspa- • 1908 Henry Ford’s company builds first Model T car Gogebic County Fair a successful event. Thanks for per. • 1955 US President Eisenhower raises minimum everyone’s time, hard work & dedication. The owner of the day wage from 75 cents to $1 an hour care was flown to UPMC Thanks to our event partners, sponsors, exhibitors, Today’s History was sponsored by Mercy for treatment, San- participants, volunteers & attendees. Without your tone said. He said a neigh- support, this event would not be possible. Thanks bor was also injured. Kenneth Saari, Jr. Chief Fire Inspector Financial Advisor again! John Widomski told the 400 Silver St., Hurley, WI 54534 newspaper that the fire -Gogebic County Fair Board appeared to have started in Bus. 715-329-1317 Fax 888-606-3699 TH the living room area on the [email protected] 98 first floor. The department’s www.edwardjones.com two fire inspectors and three Erie police detectives trained in fire investigations are working to determine the cause of the blaze. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 2019 3 Community Calendar Golf tourney raises money for Email calendar items and p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. ty Center. community news to Marenisco Township Wednesday, Aug. 14 Mercer Area [email protected]. Board, 6 p.m., township hall. For more information, call 906- Tuesday, Aug. 13 Christian Men of the Historical Society 932-2211. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Monday, Aug. 12 Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Cafe, Ironwood. MERCER, Wis. – Two Patterson courts or Ironwood Mentoring of Moms, 9- teams scored a 4-under-par Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., Memorial Building. 10:30 a.m., Range Community Bessemer Housing Communi- Gogebic County Veterans Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- 31 to share top honors at ty, community room, 906-667- Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 4355. the 26th annual Mercer Submitted photo 0469. a.m., Ironwood Memorial Alcoholics Anonymous, Area Historical Society Iron County Food Pantry, Building. 906-667-1110. open meeting, noon, Salem CO-CHAMPIONS at the Mercer Area Historical Society 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Friends of the Mercer Lutheran Church, Ironwood. fundraiser golf scramble golf tournament at Tahoe Lynx include, from left: Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Public Library, 10 a.m., area74.org. on July 26 at Tahoe Lynx Jerry Gross, Vic Saeger, Adam Miller and Jeff Richter. 4450. library, Mercer, Wis. DOVE Support Group, Golf Course. Gogebic-Ontonagon Gogebic-Ontonagon noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. Community Action Agency Community Action Agency Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Carding the 31s were food commodity distribution food commodity distribution Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and two men’s teams including for seniors, GOCAA, 100 S. for seniors, Pioneer Park Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. the team of Adam Miller, Mill St., Bessemer, from 9 Apartments tenants only, Iron- Iron County Veterans Ser- Jerry Gross, Vic Saeger and a.m.-noon and 1-3 p.m.; Wake- wood, 9-10 a.m.; Our Lady of vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, field VFW, 9-9:30 a.m.; Sunset Peace Catholic Church parking Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Jeff Richter, as well as the Manor Apartments community lot, 10:30-11:15 a.m.; Mill 2190. team of Jack Albright, Ken room, 9:40-9:55 a.m.; Trace Apartments west parking Gogebic-Ontonagon “Nemo” Neimeyer and Riverview Apartments parking lot, 11:35-11:45 a.m.; Mill Community Action Agency lot, 10-10:15 a.m.; Hillcrest Trace Apartments east parking food commodity distribution Dennis McKenzie. Apartments community room, lot, 11:45-11:55 a.m.; Wild- for seniors, Bruce Crossing The mixed team cham- 10:30-10:45 a.m.; Fairview wood Apartments community Stannard Township ballpark, 1- pions were Dick Fryar, Apartments community room, room, 12-12:15 p.m. 1:30 p.m. EDT; Watersmeet Roger Hinterthuer and Pat 10:50-11 a.m. Alcoholics Anonymous, Food Pantry, 1:15-1:30 p.m.; Alcoholics Anonymous, noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Marenisco Town Hall, 2-2:15 Wonderling, scoring 3- noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. area74.org. p.m. under-par 32. Submitted photo Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Wakefield American The hole event winners Overeaters Anonymous, noon, Golden Dragon. Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 SHARING CO-CHAMPION team honors were, from left: 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Bessemer American p.m. regular meeting, post, were: No. 1, longest drive, Jack Albright, Ken “Nemo” Niemeyer and Dennis Church, Wakefield. Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- Wakefield. men, Ken Neimeyer; No. 2, McKenzie. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 ican Legion, Bessemer. Superior Riders, 6 p.m., longest putt, and No. 8, p.m., Our Lady of Peace Ironwood American Bessemer VFW. Catholic Church, Ironwood. Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- IMPACT Life Support longest drive, women, Pat area74.org. ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland Wonderling; No. 3, closest Aurora Club, 6 p.m. rial Building, Legion club room. Church, Ironwood. second shot and No. 5, monthly membership, Aurora Wakefield VFW Post Narcotics Anonymous, 7 closest to pin in two, Dick Club, Ironwood. 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. Ironwood. area74.org. Fryar; No. 4 longest putt, EST, Ontonagon United Mountain Biking Group, 6 Alcoholics Anonymous, men, Jeff Richter; and No. Methodist Church basement, p.m., WinMan Trail Head. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran 6, and No. 9, closest to next to Holiday gas station, Gathering, Participating Church, Bessemer. Ontonagon. area74.org. and Supporting, 6 p.m., area74.org. pin, Jerry Gross. Government developmental disability advo- Government The Mercer Lions Club Gogebic County Road cacy group, Community Mental Wakefield Housing Com- will hold its Joe Man- Commission, 4 p.m., GCRC Health, Wakefield. 906-229- mission, 9 a.m., Sunset zanares fundraiser scram- office. 6170. Manor community room, 200 Bessemer School Board, Erwin Township Histori- Pierce St., Wakefield. ble on Friday. For more special meeting, 4 p.m., A.D. cal Society, 6 p.m., township Gogebic County Retire- information, call Tahoe Submitted photo Johnston Media Center. hall. ment Commission, 4 p.m., Lynx at 715-476-0050 or MIXED TEAM winners were, from left: Dick Fryar, Pat City of Hurley finance Gogebic Range Commu- court house. committee, 4:15 p.m., city nity Band concert, 7 p.m., Bessemer Area Sewer Deanna at 715-776-4588. Wonderling and Roger Hinterthuer. hall. HOPE Animal Shelter. Authority, 4:30 p.m., Besse- Gogebic-Iron County Air- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 mer City Hall. Boulder Junction group to talk broadband port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the p.m., Episcopal Church of the Gogebic County Board, 5 Library Briefs airport. Transfiguration, Ironwood. p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. BOULDER JUNCTION, Wis. – The Boulder Junction Bessemer Township area74.org. Erwin Township Board, Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, Government 6:00 p.m., Township Hall. Wakefield Library Economic Development’s Broadband Working group will Ramsay. Iron County Forestry and Thursday, Aug. 15 looking for exhibits hold a pair of informational meetings on various broad- Ironwood Township Parks committee, noon, band options that are available in Boulder Junction on Board, 5:30 p.m., Township forestry conference room. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, WAKEFIELD – The Tuesday, Aug. 20 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., and Thursday, offices. Hurley City Council, 5 Wakefield Public Library Wakefield City Council, p.m., city hall. Patterson courts or Ironwood Aug. 22 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. at the Boulder 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Montreal City Council, Memorial Building. is accepting submissions Junction Community Center. Ironwood City Commis- 5:30 p.m., city hall. Gogebic County Veterans Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 of hobby and small collec- sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial Town of Pence, 6 p.m., tions for temporary exhibit Building. Pence, Wis., Town Hall. a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Bessemer Downtown Kimball Town Board, 6:30 p.m., Watersmeet Township; at the library. Development Authority, 5:30 p.m., Kimball, Wis., Communi- 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Those interested in REQUEST FOR FEE SCHEDULES Township. 906-667-1110. sharing their hobby or col- lection can call Joel Laessig The Gogebic-Iron County Airport is request- at the library at 906-229- ing fee schedules for survey work to include Old Victoria to host annual craft fair 5236. mapping and marking multiple sections of ROCKLAND – The 37th annual Old water races. Mercer Library the airport property in preparation for timber Victoria Craft Fair will be held Sunday, Local artisans and crafters will be dis- friends plan event harvesting. Please call 906-932-3121 or Aug. 18, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with playing their wares and some will offer email [email protected] for ad- refreshments served all afternoon. demonstrations. MERCER, Wis. – The Organizers are planning a day at the Old Victoria is a non-profit historical Friends of the Mercer ditional information or to submit a fee historic mine camp near the Victoria Dam site, the remnants of a booming Copper Library are planning their schedule. in Rockland that will include arts and Country community built in 1899. It is 22nd annual Fall Celebra- crafts, fresh cinnamon rolls and the peace- located four miles outside of Rockland on tion on Saturday, Sept. 21. ful grounds of a historic mining village. the scenic Victoria Dam Road in Onton- Organizers are looking In Memory of My Best Friend Old-fashioned kids games are planned agon County. for donations of items or GARY PATERNOSTER for 1:30 on the village lawn, including For more information, call 906-886- services for the live and sack races, egg and spoon challenges, and 261. silent auctions. Think of you They’re also looking for Miss every day! themed book baskets for a Yo u raffle. Tim & Michelle Michigan state treasurer touts & the Backlund For more information, “Drunken call the library at 715-476- MiABLE savings program 2366. Bear!” LANSING – State Trea- ings, this month has been $100,000 without losing Mercer Library surer Rachael Eubanks proclaimed as #Able- other financial disability plans Internet Skills announced on Friday that ToSave Month in Michi- benefits. 201 the Michigan Achieving a gan. Funds from a MiABLE The Mercer Loons Motorcycle Club MERCER, Wis. – The Better Life Experience pro- “MiABLE enables fami- account are not taxed if Mercer Library is offering gram saw its savings nearly lies the freedom to plan for used for qualified disability a class for the public to triple from $3 million to the future without jeopar- expenses, which include: improve their internet 32nd Annual Loon Party more than $10.6 million dizing disability benefits,” education, housing, trans- Saturday, August 17th, 2019 skills so you can stay safe since November 2017. Eubanks said. “This pro- portation, medical costs, and be productive online. Known as MiABLE for gram provides long-term employment training, 10 a.m. – Rain or Shine Librarian Teresa short, the 529(A) savings savings and financial plan- assistive technology and Dear Lodge, Hwy FF, Mercer, WI (follow signs) Schmidt will lead Internet account program is admin- ning for those who need it personal support services, Skills 201 on Monday, istered by the Michigan the most. With the added legal fee expenses for over- includes Aug. 19 at 1 p.m. $40 wristband donation Department of Treasury tax benefits, account hold- sight and monitoring and This class is free and BEER, FOOD, BIKER GAMES, PRIZES, and offers investment and ers are provided some end of life expenses. open to everyone with tax incentives for anyone relief on their income According to the U.S. Live MUSIC by The Teds beginner web skills. 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This is quite the adjustment Schultz seismic shift, announcing his sup- In Their Opinion for all involved, including their 4- port “for restricting military-style Bull in China shop: year-old dog, Rumple. I hadn’t con- weapon sales, magazine limits, and sidered how disorienting it might be red flag legislation.” for a dog born on a tropical island to DeWine will likely face steep Trump’s trade war find himself suddenly in the Mid- ern California. opposition from Republican majori- west, but then I’m not Rumple’s boy. Investigations are ongoing, as are ties in the statehouse, where a cur- Clayton is mindful of his pup’s theories about motives, which is a rent bill under consideration would breaking things moods. When I mentioned how nice loathsome word. As if there is ever a eliminate permits, training and back- It is a fact that China does not play fair in interna- it is to have his steadfast companion reason for innocent people to be ground checks for those who carry tional trade; an orderly reckoning was overdue. during this transition, he shook his gunned down. concealed guns. So far, Turner is vir- It is also a fact that President Trump’s herky-jerky, head and smiled. My husband, Senator Sherrod tually the lone Republican voice of escalating showdown with the United States’ largest “It’s a transition for both of us,” Brown, and I spent much of Sunday gun reform in Congress. trading partner, a skirmish that has metastasized he said. “Rumple and I are more like in Dayton, with various community Both of these Republican men into an all-out war, risks doing lasting damage to an ecosystem. We’re helping each leaders and residents. I will never are also on the receiving end of American businesses and consumers, as they are other be strong.” forget listening to several members skepticism and outright anger from forced to pay rising prices on the road to promised Clayton was talking about his of Dayton’s police force describe for liberals who’ve long championed victory. relationship with his beloved dog. I us what it’s like to be first respon- gun legislation reform. I under- Trump ran for president howling about the Unit- heard a new way to look at the pit- ders at the scene of a mass shooting. stand the cynicism, but I’m not on ed States’ trade deficit with China as though it was falls of cynicism. It’s war zone triage. Each victim is board. As I’ve written many times some gaping wound in our national flesh. Our conversation occurred only examined, and responders make in the past, we can’t ask people to In fact, while U.S. manufacturing has of course two days after a gunman had killed split-second decisions about which change and not give them the experienced shrinking pains as we’ve opened the nine people and injured more than ones can be saved, sometimes chance to do so. They’re going to gates to unfettered trade with Mexico, China and two dozen in a mass shooting in against a backdrop of pleas from vic- need us. other nations, Americans have long benefited from Dayton, Ohio, about a three-hour tims’ friends and loved ones begging For years, I’ve thought of cyni- low-cost products. We get something for that trade drive from our home in Cleveland. for a second glance. cism as just another word for lazi- deficit in goods – which, ahem, hit a record $891 bil- The gunman used a .223-caliber That evening, during a vigil of ness, and a blight on one’s soul. But lion in 2018, under Trump’s policies. high-capacity rifle to shoot into a hundreds in Dayton, the crowd since that conversation with my What isn’t growing under Trump: American crowd at a popular nightspot at 1:05 shouted down Republican Governor grandson about his “ecosystem” of a exports. And, now perhaps, stock prices. a.m. He would have killed hundreds Mike DeWine with a simple, pro- relationship with his dog, I see it as As he fires more salvos and the trade war now if not for the quick work of five Day- found chant: “Do something.” something far worse. expands to a new battlefield of currency, the Chinese ton police officers and a sergeant. Two days later, he announced at a Cynicism is not just about our economy is slowing, leading Beijing to hunker down, Within 30 seconds, the gunman was news conference that he would try. mood, or a way to avoid another dis- and widening American casualties. dead. “I understand that anger, for it’s appointment. It’s a betrayal of the Trump can promise ever more billions in tax dol- Dayton became the second deadly impossible to make sense out of people who need us, the ones we lars to hard-hit U.S. farmers, but he cannot and will mass shooting in America in less what is senseless,” DeWine said. swear we’re fighting for and the ones not take the edge off American consumers who will than a day, and the third in a week. “Some chanted ‘do something’ and we love. It weakens us as a commu- see products get more expensive. Nor can he control Thirteen hours earlier, a gunman they were absolutely right.” nity and a country, and leaves us investors spooked at the prospects of a new econom- with an assault rifle killed 22 people As NPR’s Andy Chow reported, untethered to hope. ic cold war. and injured dozens at a Walmart in DeWine introduced a “‘safety protec- If we keep acting like we expect Trade wars, Trump infamously said, are good and El Paso, Texas. A few days before tion order’” that would allow a judge nothing, that’s exactly what we’ll get. easy to win. They hardly ever have winners, and are that, another gunman with an “to confiscate firearms from people What a way to live. especially bad when neither army’s commander-in- assault-style killed two children and who pose a threat to themselves or What a way to keep dying. chief has an exit strategy. one adult and injured 13 others at others. His plan would also require Connie Schultz can be reached by – New York Daily News the Gilroy Garlic Festival in North- background checks for all gun pur- email at [email protected].

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Michigan Wisconsin By The Associated Press Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Gov. Tony Evers, 115 East Today’s Highlight in History P.O. Box 30013, Lansing, MI State Capitol, Madison, WI On Aug. 12, 2017, a car 48909, phone 517-373-3400, 53702, phone 608-266-1212, plowed into a crowd of people online: michigan.gov/whitmer. online: evers.wi.gov. peacefully protesting a white Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- nationalist rally in the Virginia D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office college town of Charlottesville, Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC killing 32-year-old Heather DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- Heyer and hurting more than a 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- dozen others. (The attacker, ate.gov. ate.gov. James Alex Fields, was sen- Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- tenced to life in prison on 29 Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office federal hate crime charges, Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC and life plus 419 years on state 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; charges.) President Donald online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. Trump condemned what he U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- called an “egregious display of R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 1714 Longworth hatred, bigotry and violence on House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- many sides;” Democrats and ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- some Republicans called on 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: him to specifically denounce bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. white supremacy. Two Virginia State Sen. Ed McBroom, State Sen. Janet Bewley, state policemen were killed in a R-Vulcan, 7200 Binsfeld Sen- D-Ashland, 126 South, State helicopter crash while monitor- ate Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, ing the Charlottesville protests. Lansing, MI 48909, phone 517- Madison, WI 53707, phone On this date In 1985, the world’s worst said to be an FBI informant. racial wounds had not healed. 373-7840, online: SenEMc 608-266-3510, online: In 1909, the Indianapolis single-aircraft disaster (Bulger was sentenced to life; Brooks Koepka wins the PGA [email protected]. legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- Motor Speedway, home to the occurred as a crippled Japan he was fatally beaten at a West Championship in St. Louis; State Rep. Greg Markka- ate/25/bewley. Indianapolis 500, first opened. Airlines Boeing 747 on a Virginia prison in 2018, hours Tiger Woods finished second nen, R-Hancock, S-1489 State Rep. Beth Meyers, In 1937, President Franklin domestic flight crashed into a after being transferred from a after a final-round score of 64. House Office Building, P.O. D-Bayfield, 409 North, State D. Roosevelt nominated Hugo mountain, killing 520 people. facility in Florida.) A NASA spacecraft, the Parker Box 30014, Lansing, MI Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- Black to the U.S. Supreme (Four people survived.) Ten years ago: Ehsanul Solar Probe, lifted off on a mis- 48909, phone 517-373-0850, son, WI 53708, 608-237-9174, Court. In 1992, after 14 months of Islam Sadequee, a 23-year-old sion intended to bring it within email: GregMarkkanen@ online: legis.wisconsin.gov/ In 1939, the MGM movie negotiations, the United Georgia man, was convicted of 3.8 million miles of the surface house.mi.com. assembly/74/meyers. musical “The Wizard of Oz,” States, Mexico and Canada aiding terrorist groups by send- of the sun. (The craft made its starring Judy Garland, had its announced in Washington that ing videotapes of U.S. land- first close approach, to within Thought for Today world premiere at the Strand they had concluded the North marks overseas and plotting to 15 million miles, just two and a- “The secret to life is meaningless unless you dis- Theater in Oconomowoc, Wis- American Free Trade Agree- support “violent jihad” after a half months after liftoff.) cover it yourself.” consin, three days before ment. Avant-garde composer federal jury in Atlanta rejected Today’s Birthdays — From “Of Human Bondage” by opening in Hollywood. John Cage died in New York at his arguments that it was Actor George Hamilton is W. Somerset Maugham (1874-1965) In 1944, during World War age 79. empty talk. (Sadequee was 80. Actress Jennifer Warren is II, Joseph P. Kennedy Jr., In 2000, the Russian nucle- sentenced to 17 years in 78. Rock singer-musician Mark eldest son of Joseph and Rose ar submarine Kursk and its prison.) Guitar virtuoso Les Knopfler (Dire Straits) is 70. Letters Policy Fitzgerald Kennedy, was killed 118-man crew were lost during Paul died in White Plains, New Jazz musician Pat Metheny is with his co-pilot when their naval exercises in the Barents York, at 94. 65. Actor Bruce Greenwood is The Daily Globe welcomes letters from readers. Letters explosives-laden Navy plane Sea. One year ago: Fewer than 63. Country singer Danny should deal with matters of current, public interest. We reserve blew up over England. In 2004, New Jersey Gov. two dozen white nationalists Shirley is 63. Rapper Sir Mix- the right to reject any letter and to edit those that are to be pub- In 1953, the Soviet Union James E. McGreevey showed up for a rally near the A-Lot is 56. Actor Peter Krause lished. Please avoid name-calling or personal attacks. conducted a secret test of its announced his resignation and White House, where thou- is 54. International Tennis Hall Letters should be no longer than 400 words. An address first hydrogen bomb. acknowledged that he’d had an sands of counterdemonstra- of Famer Pete Sampras is 48. and phone number must be included for verification purposes. In 1962, one day after extramarital affair with another tors had gathered to send a Actor-comedian Michael Ian Election-related letters advocating for or against a candi- launching Andrian Nikolayev man. message that racism is unwel- Black is 48. Actress Yvette date, ballot measure or political party will be considered ads into orbit, the Soviet Union also In 2013, James “Whitey” come. A year after the violence Nicole Brown is 48. 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BERGLAND, Mich. — Norma “Dolly” Bailey, 91, a lifelong resident of Bergland, passed away early Fri- day morning, Aug. 9, 2019. JAMIE BAR- Dolly was born on June 2, 1928, in Bergland, a LAND and her daughter of Neil James and Norma Elizabeth (Peter- passengers son) Ferguson. She attended Bergland High School. wave to the On Aug. 3, 1946, Dolly married the love of her crowd from her modified life, Herbert Asa Bailey. They made their home in limousine Bergland and were blessed with monster truck three daughters. Sunday fol- She was a cherished wife, devot- lowing a race ed mother and a wonderful home- in the 15th maker. Dolly loved her family annual Mud unconditionally and always looked Run at the forward to their visits, especially Gogebic with her grandchildren. Through County Fair. the years, she took great pride Tom LaVenture/ making beautiful handmade quilts Daily Globe for her children and grandchil- Norma “Dolly” dren. Dolly was an excellent baker Bailey and truly enjoyed playing the 1928 — 2019 piano. A strong faith got her through the difficult times and gave her comfort at the end. She was a knowledgeable member of the Berg- Mud tion technology profession- “They say, ‘what? That the same 1946 Dodge pick- land/Matchwood Historical Society. als and nurses, he said. little girl is driving that big up that he and his son Dolly is survived by three daughters, Gay Fruik Jamie Barland, who thing?’” Barland said. modified 24 years ago. He and LaVonne (Dave) Niemi, both of Bergland, and From page 1 drives a pickup and a mod- Barland said she is rac- drives a log truck for a liv- Gwen (Darryl) Mason, Duluth, Minn.; seven grand- went into a pond on the far ified limousine, works in ing well this year but that ing and calls racing his children, Michelle (Don) Geist, Amy (Ken) Libertos- end of the field. the loan operations depart- the limousine isn’t exactly “fun mud.” ki, Dave (Jacquie) Niemi, Pam (Jason) Partin, Debbie “The driver just didn’t ment at Gogebic State Bank the best competitive vehi- “I missed three races in Niemi, Brenda (Jeremy) Graves and Bryan (Misty) have quite enough room to as a day job. She’s started cle. She competed better 24 years,” Ofstead said. Mason; 11 precious great-grandchildren, Kyle and stop before the pond,” racing five years ago after with the pickup she drove “It’s a lot of fun and a lot of Stephanie Geist, Justin, Jacob and Jill Libertoski, Rutyna said. “We had a following her husband previously, she said. good people to hang Corvette decide that it was Hunter Niemi, Samantha Partin, Jessica and Michael around watching him race “Last weekend at Saxon around with.” going to go swimming and since 2001. I placed third in the The track for the Goge- Graves and Zachary and Ariel Mason; a dear great- we had to go and fish it “It’s just the thrill to go women’s class, but other- bic County Fair race was great-grandson, Griffin Geist; a brother, Clarence out.” through the pits, the wise I haven’t been win- dryer this year which is (Reiko) Ferguson; and many special nieces and Other than the mechan- power, and it’s a whole lot ning much,” she said. hard on the trucks because nephews. ical breakdown there didn’t of fun,” Barland said. The best thing about the the tires don’t get slippage She was predeceased by her parents; her beloved appear to be any damage “There’s a lot of concentra- summer racing circuit is in the mud, he said. The husband, Herbert, on Feb. 4, 1993; her son-in-law, caused from the pond, he tion that goes with it. the racers and the fans, she drivers had to be careful Ralph Fruik; a sister, Marguerite Peterson; and a said. The Ironwood Fire You’ve got to make sure said. These are people who not to break something like brother, James “Junior” Ferguson. Department and you are aware of how you don’t usually see each an axle, he said. A funeral service will be held Saturday, Aug. 17, at paramedics were on scene stage and then how you go other all winter and it’s an It’s expensive to get into 4 p.m. (EDT), preceded by visitation at 3:30 p.m. but the driver was not through the pits.” activity that brings them mud racing and the drivers injured, he said. EDT, at the Bergland United Methodist Church, with There are now six or together again each sum- aren’t going to get rich The drivers come from seven women drivers in the mer. doing it, he said. It’s about the Rev. Ted Trudgeon officiating. virtually every walk of life, club but Barland said peo- “We all come together doing something you enjoy A committal service and interment will take place Rutyna said. There are ple are still surprised when as a big family,” Barland and having a blast, he said. at Lakeview Cemetery in Bergland, followed by a mechanics and farmers but she gets out of the cab after said. “Repairing is my farewell dinner. also firefighters, informa- a race. Bob Ofstead still races hobby,” Ofstead said. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield. Condolences may be No chaos this time as Woodstock concert site preps for 50th expressed online at lakesidememorialchapel.com. BETHEL, N.Y. (AP) – Woodstock’s five-decade “It’s as foolish to think it,” said 66-year-old Bill Barbara E. Valesano Woodstock will be cele- legacy belongs to the you can recreate a 1969 Bokesz on one of his regu- brated on its 50th anniver- 400,000 or so people who rock event like Woodstock lar visits to the site. “But sary, but it won’t be your attended the weekend festi- in 2019 as it would be to there’s not condos here. It’s TULSA, Okla. — A celebration of life for Barbara E. hippie uncle’s trample-the- val, or to anyone inspired try and persuade people to still here. They preserved Valesano, 79, of Tulsa, who passed away on Wednes- fences concert. by the peace and music go back to old-fashioned the field. ... They did a real- day, July 24, 2019, will be held Saturday, Aug. 17, at While plans for a big that came out of that anar- telephones and operator- ly good job.” 11 a.m., preceded by visitation at 10 a.m., at the Vet- Woodstock 50 festival col- chic weekend. But, as the booked long distance The Somersworth, New erans of Foreign Wars Post 9084, 107 E. U.S. 2, in lapsed after a run of anniversary approaches, in calls,” said Simon Napier- Hampshire, resident will Wakefield, Mich. The Rev. Jack Geach will officiate. calamities, the bucolic practice, it belongs to the Bell, a veteran rock manag- come back to see Arlo A luncheon will follow the words of comfort. upstate New York site of separate groups that con- er who has worked with Guthrie perform Thursday Jerald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside the 1969 show is hosting a trol the Woodstock music acts including the Yard- before an outdoor screen- Memorial Chapel Inc., in Wakefield, is assisting the long weekend of events fea- festival name and the con- birds and Wham!. ing of the Woodstock docu- family. turing separate shows by cert site 80 miles north- The Woodstock era was mentary on the festival festival veterans like Carlos west of New York City. a time of amateurism and field. He’ll hang out with Helene G. Rautanen Santana and John Fogerty. And their actions make idealism, Napier Bell wrote campers nearby and, yes, But officials concerned clear that 2019 is way dif- in an email, and this is a he has tickets. about traffic jams and ferent from 1969. time of professionalism Though access to the Wakefield, Mich. – Helene G. Rautanen, 92, of crowding are strictly limit- Woodstock co-founder and realism. field is usually open, Bethel Bergland, passed away on Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2019, in ing access to the famous Michael Lang was part of a The actual concert site in Woods is setting restric- Wakefield. field now maintained by the group that failed this year upstate farm country has tions next weekend to Frick-Zielinski Funeral Home, Bessemer, is assist- Bethel Woods Center for to pull off a multi-day attracted tie-dyed pilgrims avoid any whiff of Wood- ing the family. A full obituary will be published at a the Arts. Visitors will need Woodstock 50 festival. for decades. Famous for stock-style chaos. Fedun later date. “travel passes” to drive to Organizers faced a series of becoming a muddy mess on said the site already For reprints or lamination services, the site Thursday through setbacks, including the Woodstock weekend, the expects big crowds of ticket Sunday, and only people loss of their initial upstate old farm field is now a tidy holders and the country contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 with tickets for evening New York site. Then they greenspace. Visitors can roads can only handle so events can get those passes. were denied a permit at an wander the trimmed grass much traffic. Local officials There will be checkpoints. alternate site about a and make peace sign poses expect up to 100,000 visi- “We’re trying to encour- month before the show. by the waist-high Wood- tors in the area from Thurs- Take age people that are not Woodstock organizers stock monument in a corner. day through Sunday. interested in the concert- were denied permits a “It’s like hallowed “This time, we’re going to side of things, and just month before the ‘69 show, ground for us rock-and- get it right,” Town of Bethel Bet ter Care want to come and sort of too – that time in Wallkill, rollers,” said 56-year-old supervisor Dan Sturm told breathe the air and feel the New York. Lang found the Bill Murtha, of Troy, New reporters this week. vibes ... to come on other Bethel site with weeks to York, during a visit this Want to see the monu- of Yourself weekends,” said Bethel go. No such kismet this week. “It’s like Gettysburg. ment that weekend without Woods chief executive offi- time. 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"It's more of an expectation," Harvick Joey Logano won at Michigan in June, said. helping Ford win four straight at the track He raced to the 47th NASCAR Cup vic- and bragging rights over Chevrolet and tory of his career and his second in less Toyota in a state where the manufactures than a month Sunday, pulling away from have a big presence. the pack to win at Michigan International "We want to win every race, but defi- Speedway for the second straight year. nitely here," said Mark Rushbrook, global With just three races before the play- director for Ford Performance. offs, the timing of his latest strong perfor- WHO'S HOT mance may help him win a second cham- Harvick also won at New Hampshire pionship. Motor Speedway last month, giving him "Hopefully, we're peaking at the right two wins in a four-race stretch. He finished time," he said. sixth and seventh between the victories. Late in the race, the Stewart-Haas Rac- "We still have to get a lot better, but ing driver created a cushion between his we're in better shape than we were," crew Ford and the competition and finished chief Rodney Childers said. more than a second ahead of Denny Ham- WHO'S NOT lin. Johnson finished 30th or worse for the "Nothing I could really do," said Ham- third time in five races and in the other lin, who drove a Toyota-powered car for Associated Press two, he was 15th and 19th, putting his Joe Gibbs Racing. "Didn't have enough KEVIN HARVICK crosses the finish line to win the NASCAR Cup Series race at Michi- postseason chances in peril. speed." gan International Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich., Sunday. "The guys around that cutoff point all Kyle Larson was third, more than 16 seem to be having bad luck," he said. seconds behind Harvick. He was followed panel and tire, and finished 34th. enough to move him up to 15th. Johnson's last Cup victory was on June by Martin Truex Jr., Daniel Suarez and Johnson was several laps back for much Pole-sitter Brad Keselowski was 19th, 4, 2017 at Dover International Speedway. points-leader Kyle Busch. of the race, but got a break potentially in extending his winless streak to 21 at the PLAYING HURT Seven-time champion Jimmie Johnson the playoff race when Clint Bowyer was track about 70 miles from his hometown Harvick said he has been driving with will have to close the regular season strong knocked out of the race after Paul Menard in suburban Detroit. Keselowski got off to an injured shoulder, hurting it while to extend his streak of earning a spot in appeared to bump him. Bowyer began the a strong start and led for a race-high 66 throwing a nerf ball. Harvick said he every postseason since the format was cre- day 15th in the playoff standings and fin- laps, but a flat tire during the second stage couldn't lift his arm in June at Sonoma ated 15 years ago. He started the race tied ished 37th at MIS, putting him in 16th in set off sparks behind him and was a set- Raceway, but estimated his shoulder is 80- for the 16th and final spot in the playoffs the race for the final spot. back he couldn't overcome. percent healthy. and slipped to 18th. Johnson had an early Newman, who started the day tied with "Someone once told me faith isn't NEXT setback, making contact with a wall on Johnson in the playoff standings , was believing when everything is going your Bass Pro Shops NRA Night Race at Bris- Lap 15 that damaged his right rear quarter 12th in the 38-car field and that was good way, it's believing when nothing is going tol Motor Speedway on Saturday night. Minor, Rangers edge Brewers 1-0 MILWAUKEE (AP) – Texas left-hander out nine and walked four. It was his first Mike Minor was ready for Christian Yelich. loss in three starts since he was acquired For all the Milwaukee Brewers, really. in a trade with Pittsburgh last month. Minor struck out 11 in eight innings, Ryan Braun had two hits for Milwau- and the Rangers beat Jordan Lyles and the kee, which had won five in a row. The Brewers 1-0 on Sunday to avoid a three- Brewers dropped 2½ games back of NL game series sweep. Central-leading Chicago, which rallied for Minor (11-6) allowed four hits and a 6-3 win at Cincinnati. walked one. José Leclerc finished the four- STREAK SNAPPED hitter for his eighth save, securing Texas' Milwaukee dropped to 10-1 this season second win in six games. when its starter pitches at least seven "He's had some amazing outings for us innings. Milwaukee had won each of its this year," manager Chris Woodward said last 21 such games. of Minor. "I think that might be the top in WALK THE LINE my mind. I just felt like he dominated from Texas outfielder Shin-Soo Choo walked the beginning." twice for his ninth game this season with Minor issued a leadoff walk to Lorenzo multiple walks. He is now tied with Joey Cain to start the game before retiring 11 Gallo (52) for the team lead in walks this straight and 18 of the next 19. year. Yelich missed his fifth straight start due UP NEXT to back stiffness, but the reigning NL MVP Rangers: Head to Toronto on Monday batted for reliever Alex Claudio in the to open a three-game series against the eighth. Blue Jays. Right-hander Ariel Jurado (6-7, Associated Press "Before the inning started, I saw him in 4.74 ERA) will make his 14th start of the TEXAS RANGERS starting pitcher Mike Minor throws during the first inning against the tunnel," Minor said. "I thought he season. the Milwaukee Brewers Sunday in Milwaukee. might pinch-hit. ... He's probably not 100 Brewers: Following an off day, Milwau- percent. That might have affected him on a kee hosts Minnesota on Tuesday. Right- couple of swings, but we knew going into hander Chase Anderson (5-2, 3.70 ERA) is Dozier, Soler each homer twice it that he might step up." scheduled to get the ball for the Brewers. The sold-out crowd of 44,411 greeted Anderson has failed to earn a decision in as Royals beat Tigers 10-2 Yelich with M-V-P chants, but the slugger each of his last four starts. struck out swinging with Hernán Pérez Rangers 1, Brewers 0 Texas Milwaukee DETROIT (AP) – Comerica Park's spa- Jakob Junis (8-10) improved to 7-1 aboard after a leadoff double. ab rhbi ab rhbi cious outfield has frustrated hitters many against the Tigers, allowing two runs in "He was going to hit there no matter Choo rf 2000Cain cf 3000 Da.Sntn 1b 4000Hiura 2b 4000 times over the years. six innings. His seven wins against Detroit what," Brewers manager Craig Counsell Andrus ss 4020Mstakas 3b 4000 It hasn't been a big deal for Hunter in the last three seasons are tied with said of Yelich. W.Clhun lf 3100Braun lf 4020 Odor 2b 4010Grandal 1b 4000 Dozier and Jorge Soler this season. Corey Kluber for the most in the majors. "We got him in the spot we wanted. It DShelds cf 4000Pina c 3010 Dozier and Jorge Soler each homered "I didn't feel great out there, but I locat- just didn't pay off." Knr-Flf 3b 3011Grisham rf 3000 Mathis c 2000H.Perez ss 3010 twice Sunday, and the Kansas City Royals ed when I needed them," he said. "They Isiah Kiner-Falefa's sacrifice fly off Minor p 3000Lyles p 2000 Leclerc p 0000Claudio p 0000 beat the Detroit Tigers 10-2 for a split of took advantage of some mistakes early, but Lyles in the seventh accounted for the Yelich ph 1000 the four-game series between the worst was able to keep a lot of runs off the board game's only run. The fly ball to right drove Jffress p 0000 Totals 29 141Totals 31 040 teams in the AL Central. and let the offense do what they did." in Willie Calhoun, who reached on a lead- Texas 000 000 100 — 1 "They've got the type of power that Daniel Norris (3-10) allowed three off walk and advanced to third on Milwaukee 000 000 000 — 0 DP_Milwaukee 1. LOB_Texas 6, Milwaukee 5. 2B_Odor (21), H.Perez (8). makes any park look small," Royals man- homers in three innings, leaving the Tigers Rougned Odor's double. SB_Cain (14). SF_Kiner-Falefa (1). ager Ned Yost said. "They are both swing- down 4-2. "He always makes solid contact, but IP HRER BB SO Texas ing the bat extremely well right now." "I didn't have much of anything today," he's been hitting the ball on the ground a Minor W,11-6 8400111 Leclerc S,8-11 100001 It was Dozier's third career multihomer he said. "I had a blister that made me lot," Woodward said about Kiner-Falefa. Milwaukee game, all of which have come on the cur- adjust my changeup grip and I never got it "Today, he drove the ball to center field (in Lyles L,7-8 731149 Claudio 110002 rent road trip. He hit two against the Twins to work." the fifth). Then when we needed it, got the Jeffress 100001 on Aug. 2, and then duplicated the feat Merrifield led off with his 14th homer sac fly, got the ball in the air, again." Umpires_Home, Mark Wegner; First, Jim Reynolds; Second, Stu Scheuwa- ter; Third, Alan Porter. Thursday in the series opener in Detroit. after he opened Friday's 5-2 loss with an Lyles (7-8) allowed three hits, struck T_2:28. A_44,411 (41,900). "I feel really good in the box right now, inside-the-park homer against Edwin Jack- and I've felt that was for a while," he said. son. Norris retired the next batter, but "Today was a good day to hit and we both Dozier hit his third homer of the series Patrick Reed wins The Northern see the ball well here." into the Royals' bullpen in left-center. Soler went deep four times in the final Niko Goodrum made it 2-1 in the bot- three games of the series. He now has 35 tom of the first with his 11th homer, but Trust at Liberty National homers, three behind Mike Moustakas' Soler responded with a two-run drive in team record of 38. the third for his 34th homer. JERSEY CITY, N.J. (AP) – Patrick Reed increased greatly. It still wasn't enough for "Obviously, the record is right there Soler finished with three hits and five picked a good time to end 16 months with- him to get in the top eight automatic qual- and everyone likes to break records, but RBIs. He homered again in the eighth out a victory. ifiers for the Presidents Cup, which will be I'm not thinking about that," he said against Drew VerHagen and hit a two-run Reed fell behind early, was still two decided after next week. He finished at 16- through an interpreter. "I'm recognizing single in the ninth. shots behind on the back nine at Liberty under 268 and won for the seventh time pitches as soon as it comes out of the Royals 10, Tigers 2 National and then rolled in three straight on the PGA Tour. pitcher's hand. That's the key." Kansas City Detroit ab rhbi ab rhbi putts – one for par, two for birdies – that Ancer felt like a winner when it was Whit Merrifield led off the game with a Mrrfeld 2b 5223H.Cstro cf 4000 allowed him to overtake Jon Rahm and over. He also played bogey-free over the A.Grdon lf 5110Goodrum ss 4122 home run for the second time in three H.Dzier 3b 5332Mi.Cbrr dh 4010 hold off Abraham Ancer to win The North- final 12 holes, and his birdie on the 17th days. The trio combined for 10 homers in Soler dh 3235Dixon lf 4000 ern Trust. gave him hope. But his approach to the Cthbert 1b 4000D.Lugo 3b 3010 the series. Strling rf 5000Ro.Rdri 1b 4010 Reed closed with a 2-under 69 after a 18th came down below a ridge, and his "I don't think we ever established the Dini c 4000Dmritte rf 3010 Arteaga ss 4110J.Hicks c 3000 breezy afternoon in which a half-dozen long birdie putt to force a playoff went inside corner against them, so they were B.Hmltn cf 4110Beckham 2b 3110 players were in the mix on the back nine. some 6 feet by the cup. He made that for a coming to the plate looking for stuff on the Totals 39 10 11 10 Totals 32 272 Kansas City 202 000 024 — 10 "It's been a little too long," said Reed, 69 to finish second, his best PGA Tour fin- outside half," Tigers catcher John Hicks Detroit 101 000 000 — 2 whose last victory was the 2018 Masters. ish. E_Goodrum (14). DP_Kansas City 2. LOB_Kansas City 5, Detroit 4. said. "Dozier and Soler are big, strong 2B_Soler (24), B.Hamilton (12), Beckham (12). 3B_H.Dozier (7). HR_Merri- "What better place to do it than here. It's That was enough to send him from No. guys, so if they can get something out field (14), H.Dozier 2 (22), Soler 2 (35), Goodrum (11). CS_Goodrum (3). definitely a good time to get a 'W.'" 67 to No. 8, with more perks that he could IP HRER BB SO there, they will hit it a long way." Kansas City Reed had such mediocre results by his count. Ancer is a lock to make it to the The Royals won their second in a row Junis W,8-10 662206 Barlow H,7 210002 standards that he began the FedEx Cup Tour Championship in two weeks, mean- after losing six of seven. Last-place Detroit Newberry 100002 playoffs at No. 50 and was only assured of ing he earns his first spot in the Masters. fell to 7-23 since the All-Star break. Detroit Norris L,3-10 344424 two events. Points count four times as He wrapped up a spot on the Internation- "It is disappointing to win the first two VerHagen 522202 much in the playoffs, so the victory vault- al team for the Presidents Cup, making Alexander 044400 games of the series and only end up with a Ni.Ramirez 110000 ed him to No. 2 in the FedEx Cup. His him the first Mexican in the event. split," Tigers manager Ron Gardenhire Alexander pitched to 4 batters in the 9th place at the Tour Championship is secure. Jon Rahm (69) and Harold Varner III HBP_by Junis (D.Lugo), by VerHagen (Soler). said. "We just didn't do enough the last Umpires_Home, Jeremie Rehak; First, Hunter Wendelstedt; Second, Laz His odds of the $15 million prize (68) tied for third at 14 under. two days." Diaz; Third, Vic Carapazza. T_2:35. A_19,790 (41,297). l 8 MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard Paavo Nurmi results 6. (22) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 200. 73-70—278 Friday, Aug. 16 Note: The state each runner lives in was not provided. AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT 7. (29) Ryan Preece , Chevrolet, Joaquin Niemann (93), $53,7667 0 - Edmonton at Toronto, 7:30 p.m. By The Associated Press 200. 71-71-66—278 Saturday, Aug. 17 Full marathonMen East Division 8. (3) William Byron, Chevrolet, 200. Vaughn Taylor (93), $53,76669-68- Hamilton at Ottawa, 4 p.m. 1. Jonas Ryttie, 44, South Range, 2:47.26; 2. Joe Buckentine, 56, St. Cloud, 3:19:47; 3. Nick Markowski, 33, Overland Park, 3:24:12; 4. Paul Ramirez, 38, Madi- W L Pct GB 9. (6) Chase Elliott, Chevrolet, 200. 73-68—278 Montreal at calgary, 7 p.m. son, 3:43:59; 5. Matt Long, Poplar, 3:45:24; 6. Drew Mueller, 35, Taos, 3:45:49; 7. Soren Vigesaa, Farmington, 3:46:18; 8. Kevin Kulak, Naperville, 3:49:38; 9. New York 77 41 .653 — 10. (4) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, Tony Finau (93), $53,76665-73-70- Friday, Aug. 23 John Filosa, River Forest, 3:54:41; 10. Bill Barthen, 43, Portage, 3:57:26. Tampa Bay 69 50 .580 8½ 200. 70—278 Winnipeg at Edmonton, 9 p.m. 11. Aaron Smith, 44, Marathon, 3:57.33; 12. Dan Fabry, Norwalk, 4:03:19; 13. Terry Lueders, Naperville, 4:08:40; 14. Ken Spaeth, St. Paul, 4:09:46; 15. Mitchell Boston 62 58 .517 16 11. (21) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 200. Matt Jones (93), $53,76667-71-68- Saturday, Aug. 24 Baumgartner, New Brigthton, 4:18:34; 16. Roy Pirrung, 71, Kohler, 4:18:35; 17. Mark Swanson, 38, Carlton, 4:24:27; 18. Philip Wennersten, 58, Edmond, 4:26:48; Toronto 49 72 .405 29½ 12. (20) Ryan Newman, Ford, 200. 72—278 Ottawa at Saskatchewan, 7 p.m. 19. Glen Hill, 70, Maple, 4:28:35; 20. Doug Osterberg, 61, Menasha, 4:30:55. Baltimore 39 78 .333 37½ 13. (37) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, Brooks Koepka (93), $53,76670-69- Hamilton at BC, 10 p.m. 21. Craig LeBlanc, 50, Kohler, Wis., 4:33:15; 22. Brad Drake, 65, Sun Prairie, Wis., 4:36:03; 23. Bill Sved, 71, Marquette, 4:37; 24. Bob Tervonen, 53, Ironwood, Central Division 200. 69-70—278 Sunday, Aug. 25 4:37; 25. Ted Jindrich, 62, Chicago, 4:41:59; 26. Derek Kulla, 28, Hurley, 4:43:34; 27. Dennis Aspinwall, 55, Bessemer, 4:43:41; 28. Mark Hanson, 51, Roseville, WLPct GB 14. (25) Chris Buescher, Chevrolet, Hideki Matsuyama (93), $53,76668- Montreal at Toronto, Noon 4:45:56; 29. Josie Alleva, Red Wing, Minn., 4:46:43; 30. Bob Yerhot, Dakota, 4:56:53. Cleveland 71 47 .602 — 200. 68-70-72—278 31. Rick Brennan, 52, Reedsville, 4:59:48; 32. Austin Estola, 22, Hurley, 5:05:21; 33. Tony Domiano, 62, Dayton, 5:11:10; 34. Jason Miller, 38, Spencer, 5:13:44; Minnesota 71 47 .602 — 15. (9) Paul Menard, Ford, 200. Byeong Hun An (64), $39,7757 3 - AllWNBA Times EDT 35. Jerald Fenske, 58, Huron, 5:17:30; 36. Eric Chung, Lindenhurst, 58, 5:25:48; 37. Eddie Rousseau, 79, Minneapolis, 5:26:02; 38. Zeb Zimmer, 18, Farmington, Chicago 52 64 .448 18 16. (24) David Ragan, Ford, 200. 66-68-72—279 EASTERN CONFERENCE 5:30:23; 39. Steve Engel, 69, Appleton, 5:32:42; 40. John Stanfield, 66, Springfield, 5:34:29. Kansas City 43 76 .361 28½ 17. (8) Joey Logano, Ford, 200. Max Homa (64), $39,77566-71-67- WLPct GB 41. Neal Schroeter, 62, Ironwood, 5:38:10; 42. Craig Swanson, 65, Minneapolis, 5:39:38; 43. John Righeimer, 52, Somonauk, 5:17:15; 44. Steve Hagedorn, 61, Detroit 35 80 .304 34½ 18. (16) Erik Jones, Toyota, 200. 75—279 Washington 17 7 .708 — Two Harbors, 6:00:58; 45. Mark Stodghill, 71, Duluth, Minn., 6:15:25; 46. John Klak, Berlin, 6:17:32; 47. Dennis Klak, 64, Berlin, 6:17:34; 48. Michael Swanson, West Division 19. (1) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 200. Sungjae Im (64), $39,77567-68-76- Connecticut 16 8 .667 1 67, Minneapolis, 6:25:39; 49. Marty Lawrence, 45, Spencer, 6:33:29; 50. Richard Olson, 73, Neenah, 6:35:31. WLPct GB 20. (27) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 68—279 Chicago 14 10 .583 3 Women Houston 77 41 .653 — 200. Chez Reavie (64), $39,7756 6 - 7 4 - Indiana 9 16 .360 8½ 1. Andriette Wickstrom, 64, Storm Lake, 3:46; 2. Meredith Lansdown, 37, Pinole, 3:49:17; 3. Dani Friedley, 36, Manitowish Waters, 4:42:27; 4. Anne Baum- Oakland 67 51 .568 10 21. (31) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 200. 69-70—279 New York 8 15 .348 8½ gartner, 53, St. Paul, 4:45; 5. Jessica Falkowsky, 32, Clifton Springs, 4:48:33; 6. Marissa Schmitz, 39, St. Paul, 4:51:07; 7. Elizabeth Hermans, 36, Berwyn, 4:52:53; Texas 59 58 .504 17½ 22. (23) Michael McDowell, Ford, Jhonattan Vegas (64), $39,7757 2 - Atlanta 5 19 .208 12 8. Kay Drew, Madison, 4:56:23; 9. Charlotte Rolfs, 18, Maple Grove, 4:59:39; 10. Kylie Ruprecht, 18, Maple Grove, 4:59:40. Los Angeles 58 61 .487 19½ 200. 69-71-67—279 WESTERN CONFERENCE 11. Julie Brennan, 50, Reedsville, 4:59:48; 12. Katie LeBlanc, 44, Kohler, 5:05:58; 13. Mary Gustafson, 43, Chicago, 5:21:07; 14. Sara Cherne, 70, Duluth, Seattle 48 71 .403 29½ 23. (13) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 200. Ryan Armour (41), $27,5657 0 - 6 8 - WLPct GB 5:33:12; 15. Donna Thackwray, 60, Marquette, 5:38:12; 16. Joyce Gayan, 67, Gile, 5:38:30; 17. Mary Moran, 51, Fitchburg, 6:07:30. Saturday's Games 24. (7) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 200. 70-72—280 Las Vegas 16 9 .640 — 25. (19) Matt Tifft , Ford, 199. Tommy Fleetwood (41), $27,56569- Toronto 5, N.Y. Yankees 4 Los Angeles 15 8 .652 — Half-marathonMen 26. (38) Daniel Hemric , Chevrolet, 72-69-70—280 L.A. Angels 12, Boston 4 Seattle 14 11 .560 2 1. Ben Schneider, 35, Minneapolis, 1:14:55; 2. Devon Byers, 18, Ironwood, 1:22:10; 3. Mike Treder, 34, Belleville, 1:22:13; 4. Larry Lapachin, 46, Ironwood, 199. Dylan Frittelli (41), $27,5656 9 - 6 7 - Kansas City 7, Detroit 0 Minnesota 12 12 .500 3½ 1:25:08; 5. Arnie Schraeder, 54, Nekoosa, 1:33:42; 6. David Lombardo, 58, Eau Claire, 1:36:37; 7. Name not provided, 40, Houghton, 1:38:13; 8. James Klein, 33, 27. (26) Bubba Wallace, Chevrolet, 75-69—280 Houston 23, Baltimore 2 Phoenix 11 12 .478 4 Platteville, 1:38:25; 9. Timothy Somerville, 55, Toronto, 1:39:42; 10. David Sereno, 62, Madison, 1:41:58. 199. Lucas Glover (41), $27,5657 1 - 6 8 - Chicago White Sox 3, Oakland 2 Dallas 7 17 .292 8½ 11. Brian Ziemniak, 47, Minneapolis, 1:43:15; 12. Robert Freeman, 43, Ironwood, 1:46:27; 13. Bill Gamoke, 64, Colby, 1:46:50; 14. Logan Baier, 34, Duluth, 28. (18) Ricky Stenhouse Jr, Ford, 72-69—280 Milwaukee 3, Texas 2 Saturday's Games 1:50:30; 15. Kevin Peltonen, 33, Upson, 1:51:46; 16. Roger Caruso, 62, Tampa, 1:52:06; 17. Bert Stella, 64, Hurley, 1:53:53; 18. Jon Labyak, 53, Ontonagon, 199. Chesson Hadley (41), $27,5656 6 - Minnesota 4, Cleveland 1 Indiana 87, Atlanta 82 1:54:35; 19. Steve Lombardo, 43, Hurley, 1:57:13; 20. Dale Kufahl, 57, Kewaskum, 1:58:47. 29. (30) Ross Chastain(i), Chevro- 72-73-69—280 Tampa Bay 5, Seattle 4 Dallas 80, Phoenix 77 21. Brent Richter, 51, Lodi, 1:58:50; 22. Jeremy Smith, 43, Shafer, 1:59:11; 23. Andrew Coughnour, 38, Utica, 2:01:09; 24. James Luppino, 57, Fairbault, let, 198. Adam Hadwin (41), $27,56567-71- Sunday's Games Sunday's Games 2:02:44; 25. Victor Puscas, 52, Plainfield, 2:02:49; 26. Herman Watson,42, Conway, 2:10:20; 27. Brad Peterson, 23, Bessemer, 2:11:15; 28. Kevin McNutt, 40, 30. (28) Landon Cassill(i), Chevro- 73-69—280 Baltimore 8, Houston 7 Seattle 84, New York 69 Dresser, 2:11:44; 29. Jason Halbach, 41, Green Bay, 2:12:18; 30. Paul Janczak, 56, Bessemer, 2:13:51. let, 196. Sebastián Muñoz (41), $27,5657 0 - L.A. Angels 5, Boston 4, 10 Washington 101, Minnesota 78 31. Travis Powell, 44, Ironwood, 2:16:27; 32. Steve Wessel, 63, Madison, 2:17:11; 33. Richard Pleet, Lac du Flambeau, 2:17:56; 34. George Hemmerich, 60, 31. (32) Quin Houff, Chevrolet, 196. 69-68-73—280 N.Y. Yankees 1, Toronto 0 Los Angeles 84, Chicago 81 Milaca, 2:18:16; 35. Kevin Mackie, 63, Brule, 2:20:08; 36. Patrick McGuire, 67, Gentry, 2:22:52; 37. Paul Corrigan, 50, Kansas City, 2:23:54; 38. Jake McGinnis, 32. (33) Austin Theriault, Ford, 194. Rory Sabbatini (41), $27,56568-73- Kansas City 10, Detroit 2 Las Vegas 89, Connecticut 81 27, South Bend, 2:24:04; 39. Louie Jagla, 70, Ironwood, 2:24:58; 40. Noah Liberman, 57, Evanston, 2:31:14. 33. (12) Aric Almirola, Ford, 193. 71-68—280 Cleveland 7, Minnesota 3, 10 Monday's Games 41. Kevin Kivi, 40, Rhinelander, 2:34:46; 42. Dustin Filippini, 40, Bessemer, 2:36:01; 43. Erick Maki, 49, Minneapolis, 2:50:23; 44. Nick Vonderpuy, 66, Mellen, 34. (10) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, Aaron Wise (41), $27,56568-73-71- Oakland 2, Chicago White Sox 0 No games scheduled 2:52:22; 45. Jim Stukel, 55, Duluth, 2:52:24; 46. Jeff Marchant, 62, Arbor Vitae, 3:06:19; 47. Arnie Bolo, 41, Ontonagon, 3:24:48; 48. Bob Rehn, 77, Mc Nabb, 192. 68—280 Texas 1, Milwaukee 0 Tuesday's Games 3:34:35; 49. Joe Nelson, 63, Excelsior, 3:45:37; 50. Robert Alleva, 71, Red Wing, 3:57:47. 35. (35) Garrett Smithley(i), Chevro- Brian Harman (25), $21,35468-71- Tampa Bay 1, Seattle 0 Minnesota at New York, 7 p.m. Women let, 192. 70-72—281 Monday's Games Atlanta at Las Vegas, 10 p.m.< 1. Jessica Beckman, 28, Duluth, 1:42:02; 2. Emmy Tuzee, 34, Ironwood, 1:43:42; 3. Kimberley Klein, 21, Vermillion, 1:46:25; 4. Alex Fabry, 28, Norwalk, 1:52:29; 36. (34) Cody Ware(i), Ford, 191. J.B. Holmes (25), $21,35470-71-69- Baltimore (TBD) at N.Y. Yankees 5. Jennifer Sereno, 56, Madison, 1:54:25; 6. Sandra Pero, 58, Wakefield, 1:55:05; 7. Lacey Foate, 20, Wisconsin Rapids, 1:55:34; 8. Jolan Dishno, 22, Sun Prairie, 37. (5) Clint Bowyer, Ford, Accident, 71—281 (Paxton 7-6), 1:05 p.m., 1st game TransactionsAmerican League 1:59:22; 9. Ann Heaslett, 55, Madison, 2:04:15; 10. Victoria Anderson, 19, Montreal, 2:04:51. 139. Collin Morikawa (25), $21,3547 1 - Baltimore (Means 8-7) at N.Y. BALTIMORE ORIOLES — 11. Audrey Drake, 60, Sun Prairie, 2:05:25; 12. Carolyn Jacobson, 54, Hauthorn, 2:06:21; 13. Melissa Simonar, 21, Montreal, 2:06:40; 14. Mary Hauser, Supe- 38. (36) Spencer Boyd(i), Ford, 70-72-68—281 Yankees (TBD), 7:05 p.m., 2nd Optioned RHP Tayler Scott to Nor- rior, 2:08:49; 15. Terri Olsen, 41, Green Bay, 2:09:30; 16. Julie Poupart, 49, Lac du Flambeau, 2:11:48; 17. Ashley Levra, 34, Gile, 2:13:38; 18. Candice Krall, 39, Accident, 123. Gary Woodland (25), $21,3547 3 - game folk (IL). Hurley, 2:16:51; 19. Joanne Zosel, 55, Solon Springs, 2:18:19; 20. Dianne Pedrin, 47, Monticello, 2:18:50. Average Speed of Race Winner: 68-71-69—281 Texas (Jurado 6-7) at Toronto BOSTON RED SOX — Optioned 21. Tanya Schwartz, 48, Wausau, 2:26:05; 22. Aiyana Nickel, 19, Saxon, 2:30:53; 23. Laurie Osterberg, 56, Menasha, 2:31:25; 24. Gabrielle Kivi, 39, 149.084 mph. Time of Race: 2 Hrs, Jim Furyk (25), $21,35472-66-69- (TBD), 7:07 p.m. RHP Hector Velázquez to Pawtuck- Rhinelander, 2:34:45; 25. Melody Wilson, 41, Manitowish Waters, 2:41:57; 26. Christina Selent, 41, Gwinn, 2:58:51; 27. Kelsey Krall, 17, Hurley, 3:01:40; 28. Megh- 40 Mins, 59 Secs. Margin of Victory: 74—281 Boston (Rodriguez 13-5) at et (IL). Selected the contract of INF in Miller, 29, Spencer, 3:10:14; 29. Melissa DiGiorgio, 13, Hurley, 3:11:20; 30. Iley Guenard, 14, Montreal, 3:11:21 1.054 Seconds. Caution Flags: 6 for Shane Lowry (25), $21,3546 9 - 6 7 - Cleveland (Plesac 6-3), 7:10 p.m. Chris Owings from Pawtucket. 31. Sadie Ash, 33, Milaca, 3:22:15; 32. Chris Krawczyk, 60, Prentice, 3:29:08; 33. Bliss Packer, 68, Lac du Flambeau, 3:29:55; 34. Harriet Hagedorn, 69, Two 24 laps. Lead Changes: 19 among 8 72-73—281 Houston (Greinke 11-4) at Chica- Transferred 1B/OF Steve Pearce to Harbors, 3:55:01. drivers. Lap Leaders: B. Keselowski Brian Stuard (25), $21,3546 6 - 6 9 - go White Sox (Cease 2-4), 8:10 p.m. the 60-day IL. Wheeled 1-39;D. Hamlin 40-44;M. Truex Jr 70-76—281 Pittsburgh (Keller 0-1) at L.A. CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Rein- 1. Dean Juntunen, 59, Mass City, 3:03:04. 45-55;D. Hamlin 56;M. Truex Jr 57- Tyrrell Hatton (19), $20,1656 9 - 6 9 - Angels (Suarez 2-3), 10:07 p.m. stated RHP Kelvin Herrera from the Two-person relay 63;B. Keselowski 64-81;M. Truex Jr 72-72—282 Tampa Bay (TBD) at San Diego 10-day IL. Men 82;B. Keselowski 83-90;M. Truex Jr Russell Henley (19), $20,16569-70- (Lucchesi 7-6), 10:10 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS — Placed 1. Norrie Amateur Sports Club 2:41:34, 2. Annie Canoe Racing Team 3:10:56, 3. Diggers and Dumps 3:24:41, 4. Rabies Awareness for the Cure 3:56:24, 5. 91-108;B. Keselowski 109;K. Har- 70-73—282 Tuesday's Games RHP A.J. Cole on the 10-day IL. Leppanen Quickstep 4:24:50. vick 110-113;M. Truex Jr 114-119;K. J.T. Poston (19), $20,16567-70-70- Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 Recalled RHP Hunter Wood from Women Busch 120-122;K. Busch 123-126;J. 75—282 Texas at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Columbus (IL). No entries Logano 127-141;K. Busch 142;J. Cameron Smith (19), $20,1656 7 - Boston at Cleveland, 7:10 p.m. DETROIT TIGERS — Assigned Five-person relay Logano 143-150;R. Blaney 151- 74-70-71—282 Seattle at Detroit, 7:10 p.m. RHP Trevor Rosenthal outright to Men 153;J. Logano 154-182;K. Harvick Nick Watney (19), $20,1657 1 - 6 9 - Houston at Chicago White Sox, Toledo (IL). 1. Oshkosh Meat Lovers 2:38:46, 2. Wheaties Box Rejects (ABR) 2:58, 3. Thornado of Speed 2:59:38, 4. Road Warriors 3:01:30, 5. Waynes World 3:06:40, 6. 183-200. Leaders Summary (Driver, 71-71—282 8:10 p.m. LOS ANGELES ANGELS — Team 906 3:17:09, 7. The Bootdaddies 3:20:36, 8. Goon Squad 3:22:47, 9. The Masters 3:24:21, 10. Wapids Weekend Warriors 3:26:57. Times Lead, Laps Led): Brad Keegan Bradley (16), $19,4257 0 - Minnesota at Milwaukee, 8:10 Placed C Kevan Smith on the 10- 11. Cross Country Cripples 3:28:10, 12. Oshkosh the Works 3:31:52, 13. Never Accused of Overtraining 3:43:19, 14. Oshkosh Supreme 3:45:41, 15. Running Keselowski 4 times for 66 laps; Joey 69-72-72—283 St. Louis at Kansas City, 8:15 day IL. Recalled C Anthony Bem- for Gramma Sue 3:49:10, 16. Tomahawk Plodders 3:49:38, 17. Not Fast Just Furious 3:52;10, 18. Taco Chaser 3:55:18, 19. Hurley Fire Dept 4:07:02, 20. Start Logano 3 times for 52 laps; Martin Keith Mitchell (16), $19,4257 0 - 7 0 - Oakland at San Francisco, 9:45 boom from Salt Lake (PCL). Slow and Taper 4:17:54. Truex Jr 5 times for 43 laps; Kevin 71-72—283 Pittsburgh at L.A. Angels, 10:07 MINNESOTA TWINS — Signed 21. The Kleins 4:26:13, 22. Chub and Sandy’s 4:32:32, 23. Talk is Cheap Run 4:38:59, 24. Bodacious PBBB-JERRS, 4:39:13, 25. Run Like the Winded 5:05:15, Harvick 2 times for 22 laps; Denny Roger Sloan (16), $19,4256 8 - 7 0 - Tampa Bay at San Diego, 10:10 LHP Ryan O'Rourke to a minor 26. Straight Off the Couch 5:13:44. Hamlin 2 times for 6 laps; Kurt 71-74—283 league contract. Women Busch 2 times for 5 laps; Ryan Joel Dahmen (13), $18,7786 7 - 6 9 - NationalEast Division League NEW YORK YANKEES — 1. Oshkosh Verde 3:03:14, 2. Chicks with Kicks 3:23:06, 3. Oshkosh Chicken Bacon Ranch 4:02:57, 4. The Hatchets 4:04:18 Blaney 1 time for 3 laps; Kyle Busch 75-73—284 WLPct GB Placed LHP Stephen Tarpley on the Atlanta 70 50 .583 — 1 time for 3 laps. Mackenzie Hughes (13), $18,778 10-day IL. Selected the contracts of 73-68-70-73—284 Washington 62 55 .530 6½ The Northern Trust RHP Brady Lail and RHP Joe Man- New York 61 57 .517 8 Carlos Ortiz (13), $18,77867-74-73- tiply from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre Philadelphia 60 58 .509 9 GolfSunday Scores 70—284 (IL). Transferred OF Giancarlo Stan- Miami 44 73 .376 24½ At Liberty National Golf Club Scott Piercy (13), $18,77871-70-71- ton to the 60-day IL. 72—284 Central Division Jersey City, N.J. TORONTO BLUE JAYS — Kiradech Aphibarnrat (11), $17,945 WLPct GB Purse: $9.25 million Released RHP David Paulino. Chicago 64 54 .542 — Yardage: 7,370; Par: 71 67-73-76-69—285 Optioned RHP Jason Adam to Buf- St. Louis 61 55 .526 2 Final Round Talor Gooch (11), $17,9457 4 - 6 7 - falo (IL). Selected the contract of Milwaukee 62 57 .521 2½ Individual FedExCup Points in 72-72—285 RHP Neil Ramírez from Buffalo. Cincinnati 56 60 .483 7 parentheses Phil Mickelson (11), $17,94572-66- Tranferred LHP Ryan Borucki to the Pittsburgh 48 69 .410 15½ Patrick Reed (2,000), $1,665,000 75-72—285 60-day IL. Kyle Stanley (11), $17,9456 9 - 7 0 - West Division 66-66-67-69—268 National League 72-74—285 W L Pct GB Abraham Ancer (1,200), $999,000 LOS ANGELES DODGERS — Los Angeles 79 41 .658 — 67-65-68-69—269 Matthew Wolff (11), $17,94569-71- Optioned RHP Casey Sadler to Arizona 59 59 .500 19 Jon Rahm (650), $536,5006 4 - 6 8 - 72-73—285 Oklahoma City (PCL). Reinstated San Francisco 59 60 .496 19½ 69-69—270 Scott Brown (10), $17,39070-69-77- LHP Hyun-Jin Ryu from the 10-day San Diego 55 62 .470 22½ Harold Varner III (650), $536,500 71—287 IL. Colorado 53 65 .449 25 67-67-68-68—270 Charley Hoffman (9), $16,9287 4 - PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES — 67-75-72—288 Saturday's Games Adam Scott (440), $370,00068-69- Signed RHP Nick Vincent to a minor San Francisco 3, Philadelphia 1 69-65—271 Luke List (9), $16,9286 9 - 7 0 - 7 6 - league contract. Miami 7, Atlanta 6, 10 innings Rory McIlroy (355), $299,46965-68- 73—288 PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Cincinnati 10, Chicago Cubs 1 70-69—272 Kevin Na (9), $16,9286 9 - 6 7 - 7 2 - Optioned RHP Parker Markel to Milwaukee 3, Texas 2 Louis Oosthuizen (355), $299,469 80—288 Indianapolis (IL). Reinstated RHP N.Y. Mets 4, Washington 3 68-65-70-69—272 Ryan Palmer (9), $16,92870-67-78- Clay Holmes from the 10-day IL. St. Louis 3, Pittsburgh 1 Brandt Snedeker (355), $299,469 73—288 SAN DIEGO PADRES — San Diego 8, Colorado 5 71-67-63-71—272 Danny Lee (8), $16,46570-69-73- Optioned RHP Gerardo Reyes to El L.A. Dodgers 4, Arizona 0 Jordan Spieth (355), $299,4696 7 - 77—289 Paso (PCL). Recalled RHP Carl Francesco Molinari (7), $16,2806 9 - Sunday's Games 64-74-67—272 Edwards Jr. from El Paso. Sent RHP Atlanta 5, Miami 4 Ian Poulter (290), $240,5006 8 - 6 6 - 72-75-74—290 Robert Stock to the AZL Padres 2 Associated Press Chicago Cubs 6, Cincinnati 3 71-68—273 Martin Laird (7), $16,09571-70-75- for a rehab assignment. Washington 7, N.Y. Mets 4 Justin Rose (290), $240,50065-68- 75—291 FOOTBALL DETROIT LIONS wide receiver Jermaine Kearse is examined during the first half of Texas 1, Milwaukee 0 69-71—273 Si Woo Kim (6), $15,91070-71-76- ARIZONA CARDINALS — Activated the team's preseason game against the New England Patriots Thursday in Detroit. St. Louis 11, Pittsburgh 9 Patrick Cantlay (227), $175,7507 0 - 76—293 TE Charles Clay and CB Brandon Colorado 8, San Diego 3 67-70-67—274 PGA TOUR Williams from the PUP list. Re- L.A. Dodgers 9, Arizona 3 Kevin Kisner (227), $175,75064-70- FedExCup Leaders signed DL Pasoni Tasini. San Fransisco 9,Philadelphia 6 72-68—274 Rank Name BUFFALO BILLS — Released G 1. Brooks Koepka Monday's Games Jason Kokrak (227), $175,7506 8 - Vlad Duccasse. Signed DE Sam Lions put Kearse on injured Cincinnati (DeSclafani 7-6) at 70-70-66—274 2. Patrick Reed Acho. Washington (Fedde 2-2), 7:05 p.m. Troy Merritt (227), $175,75062-70- 3. Rory McIlroy CLEVELAND BROWNS — Waived Arizona (Kelly 7-12) at Colorado 72-70—274 4. Matt Kuchar TE/FB Orson Charles. Signed TE (Lambert 2-3), 8:40 p.m. Andrew Putnam (227), $175,75069- 5. Jon Rahm Rico Gathers. 6. Patrick Cantlay reserve, sign QB Josh Johnson Pittsburgh (Keller 0-1) at L.A. 64-74-67—274 DETROIT LIONS — Waived/injured Angels (Suarez 2-3), 10:07 p.m. Justin Thomas (227), $175,7506 7 - 7. Xander Schauffele LB Tre Lamar. Signed WR Deontez Tampa Bay (TBD) at San Diego 68-71-68—274 8. Abraham Ancer Alexander. ALLEN PARK, Mich. (AP) – Jermaine Patricia's own injury prevented him from (Lucchesi 7-6), 10:10 p.m. Wyndham Clark (188), $129,50067- 9. Gary Woodland GREEN BAY PACKERS — Claimed 10. Dustin Johnson Tuesday's Games 66-73-69—275 CB Derrick Jones off waivers. Kearse checked several boxes for the being out there. Chicago Cubs at Philadelphia, Ryan Moore (188), $129,50068-72- Canadian Football JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Detroit Lions when they brought in the Patricia was immobile on the sideline 7:05 p.m. 67-68—275 Waived OL Jordan Agasiva and Cincinnati at Washington, 7:05 Webb Simpson (188), $129,5006 5 - AllLeague Times EDT Andrew Lauderdale. Waived/injured wide receiver as a free agent during mini- because of an offseason lower-leg surgery, L.A. Dodgers at Miami, 7:10 p.m. 73-67-70—275 East Division RB Benny Cunningham. Signed OL camp in June. perched high on a platform of exercise N.Y. Mets at Atlanta, 7:20 p.m. Cameron Champ (164), $103,600 WLTPct PF PA Ka'John Armstrong and Ben Ijalana Minnesota at Milwaukee, 8:10 71-70-66-69—276 Hamilton 620.750 264 173 and TE Ethan Wolf. Kearse was familiar with new offensive boxes near midfield, back several feet from St. Louis at Kansas City, 8:15 Corey Conners (164), $103,6006 6 - Montreal 340.429 164 178 MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Waived Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. 71-70-69—276 Ottawa 350.375 168 225 G Tyler Catalina. Signed OT Nate coordinator Darrell Bevell's scheme, had the sideline. Oakland at San Francisco, 9:45 Billy Horschel (164), $103,6007 2 - Toronto 160.125 103 241 Wozniak. the flexibility to play outside or in the slot, "I felt very stuck from my point where I Pittsburgh at L.A. Angels, 10:07 67-67-70—276 West Division OAKLAND RAIDERS — Claimed Tampa Bay at San Diego, 10:10 Bryson DeChambeau (133), WLTPct PF PA CB Hamp Cheevers off waivers. and added a veteran presence to a locker couldn't get out there and couldn't get out $74,92568-68-71-70—277 Winnipeg 620.750 237 155 NEW YORK JETS — Announced room that formerly had strong wide receiv- and see him," Patricia said Saturday. "That NASCAR Monster Dustin Johnson (133), $74,9256 3 - Calgary 530.625 215 180 the retirement of PK Chandler Energy, Consumers 67-74-73—277 Edmonton 530.625 195 138 Catanzaro. Signed PK Taylor Berto- er leadership from Golden Tate, Kearse's was really kind of tough from that stand- Energy 400 Results C.T. Pan (133), $74,92568-67-72- Saskatchewan530.625 224 183 let. former teammate in Seattle. point. Unbelievable guy. We've been talk- Sunday 70—277 BC 170.143 179 276 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — Michigan International Speedway Adam Schenk (133), $74,92567-72- Thursday's Game Signed S Micah Abernathy and DL Now that Kearse is out indefinitely after ing non-stop and obviously a big part of Brooklyn, Michigan 71-67—277 Winnipeg 26, Calgary 24 Shane Bowman. Lap length: 2 miles Kevin Tway (133), $74,9256 8 - 7 3 - Friday's Games WASHINGTON REDSKINS — suffering a gruesome injury on Thursday what we've been doing so far." Starting position in parentheses 71-65—277 Saskatchewan 17, Montreal 10 Waived WR T.J. Rahming. during the first possession of the presea- Kearse's injury creates an opportunity 1. (2) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 200. Danny Willett (133), $74,92566-70- Edmonton 16, Ottawa 12 Waived/injured LB Garrett Sickels. 2. (14) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 200. 66-75—277 Saturday's Game Placed QB Josh Woodrum on IR. son opener, the Lions must look elsewhere for receivers down the depth chart, such 3. (17) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 200. Branden Grace (93), $53,76668-73- Hamilton 35, BC 34 Signed QB Jalan McClendon, DB to fill those roles. as Chris Lacy and Tom Kennedy, who 4. (15) Martin Truex Jr, Toyota, 200. 71-66—278 Thursday, Aug. 15 Dejuan Neal and LB Darrell 5. (11) Daniel Suarez, Ford, 200. Andrew Landry (93), $53,76668-67- BC at Winnipeg, 8:30 p.m. Williams. The 29-year-old Kearse and defensive caught touchdown passes late at practice tackle Darius Kilgo were placed on injured Saturday in full squad work. reserve Saturday, and coach Matt Patricia Undrafted rookie Jonathan Duhart of Santana's slam in 10th gives confirmed quarterback Tom Savage is in Old Dominion also caught passes on con- the concussion protocol after hitting his secutive plays, including a toe-tapper near head on the turf on a sack during New the sideline, firing up his teammates. Indians 7-3 win, tie with Twins England's 31-3 thumping of Detroit. "Jermaine is a vet in this league, just a The Lions reacted by signing quarter- great guy," Duhart said. "He came in and MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – After watching ager Terry Francona said. back Josh Johnson and running back helped me out a lot personally, a guy I their All-Star closer lose a two-run lead in It was Naquin's 10th outfield assist, Justin Stockton. always looked up to. It's always tough to the bottom of the ninth inning, the Cleve- moving into a tie for third in the majors, Detroit did receive some good injury see him go down, but at the end of the day, land Indians bounced right back to win but the Twins expressed no regret about news as defensive end Trey Flowers, who as a receiving corps we have to step up and their four-game series in Minnesota and the aggressive approach by third base signed a five-year deal for $90 million in fill in for him." forge another tie for the AL Central lead. coach Tony Diaz to send Adrianza after the offseason, was activated from the Duhart played on the outside and in The three-time defending division Arraez scored. Diaz said he thought Adri- physically unable to perform list. the slot in college, plus special teams early champions have made a remarkable sum- anza had a nice read off the bat, almost Kearse was blocking on a running play in his career. All of the slot receivers mer rebound, setting up a tense race with reaching second when the ball went over by Ty Johnson when a New England play- behind Amendola – Brandon Powell, Tom- the Twins for the final stretch. Naquin. er landed on him from behind. It was the mylee Lewis and Kennedy – can con- Carlos Santana hit a grand slam in the "Pushing the envelope a little bit," Diaz fifth play from scrimmage during the tribute in the return game. 10th, after Tyler Naquin and Francisco said. "Two perfect throws required." game, which starting receivers Marvin "One of the things that we're always Lindor teamed up to throw out what Jonathan Schoop grounded out on the Jones Jr., Kenny Golladay and Danny preaching, no matter what the position, is would have been the winning run for the next play, and Twins closer Taylor Rogers Amendola sat out. versatility," Patricia said. "The more versa- Twins in the ninth, and Cleveland beat (2-3) took over in the 10th inning. He While the stretcher was called and an tility that you have, the more value you can Minnesota 7-3 on Sunday. allowed a single, a walk and another single air cast was placed on Kearse's left leg, add to the team." "It's nice whenever your teammates can on a bunt by Greg Allen to load the bases pick you up, and they come up with big with none out for Santana, who quickly hits," Naquin said. "That's what the team is erased the late-inning drama with one big TC's Kerridge signs with Browns all about." swing. The All-Star first baseman has After Eddie Rosario's second double of reached base at least once in 53 of his last CLEVELAND (AP) – Make that two Traverse City St. Francis athletes on the Cleve- the afternoon started the four-hit ninth 57 games since June 4, the exact date land Browns. inning against Brad Hand (5-3), the Twins when the Indians began the surge. They're Former St. Francis fullback Joe Kerridge signed Saturday with the NFL franchise, used a single by Luis Arraez and a double 42-17 since, the best record in the majors. joining Damon Sheehy-Guiseppi, who didn’t play football with the Gladiators but by Marwin Gonzalez to tie the game. But "It's great," said Santana, who has four worked his way into camp as a kick returner and receiver after a year on a junior college as pinch-runner Ehire Adrianza tried to career grand slams. "We're fighting." team. score from first base, Naquin grabbed the Aaron Civale pitched six smooth Kerridge (6-0, 245), a former University of Michigan captain, played in 12 games for ball off the bounce from the left-field wall innings in his third major league start, the Green Bay Packers in 2016 and 2017, getting one carry for four yards and catching and zipped a throw to the shortstop Lin- after Allen homered and Yasiel Puig hit an one pass for three more. dor, whose relay home was in perfect posi- RBI double in the first inning to get the Sheehy signed April 5, the same day the Browns inked former Packers safety Morgan tion for catcher Kevin Plawecki to tag Adri- Indians going against All-Star José Berriós. Burnett. anza with ease for the second out. Santana added an RBI single in the third Sheehy returned a fourth-quarter punt for an 86-yard touchdown in Thursday’s 30- "It was actually perfect. I don't know if for a 3-1 lead, before Berriós retired 11 10 preseason win against Washington. you could do it any better," Indians man- straight batters. He also caught two passes for 12 yards. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 2019 9 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Mother-in-law went wrong somehow Dear Annie: I have a problem that many other mothers-in-law may have, but mine has a twist. My daughter-in-law has been angry at me for nearly 20 years because I discussed her fertility problems with another family member, and word got back to her that I Dear had done so. Occasionally, she will put her Annie anger aside and give me a hug and tell me that she loves me when I visit her, my son and my two delightful grandchildren, Since she will no longer email me, she which I do about six times a year for single is holding close to the supposed hurts I overnight visits. have inflicted on her. I simply don’t know While she won’t confront me when we what to do any further. are together, if I have offended her, she Can you help me? – Baffled Mother-in- later blasts me with emails about how I’ve Law “done it again.” She recently declared that Dear Baffled Mother-in-Law: It sounds THE PAJAMA DIARIES she would no longer email me about any- like you are walking on eggshells around thing at all, however. My problem is, I your daughter-in-law and don’t know don’t know what I’ve “done again,” and where to start with repairing the relation- she won’t tell me. She says that my not ship. Her passive-aggressive behavior is knowing is part of the problem. What?! making it challenging to have a relation- This is akin to calling a plumber or an ship with her. Without stressing out your electrician to come to my home, and, son too much, I’d suggest asking him for when the person arrives, telling them that suggestions. The fact that his wife says you finding out the problem is their business upset her but won’t tell you how – what and I’m not going to tell them anything does he say about that? more. You are wise not to complain to her I considered contacting my daughter- mother, but since you get along with her, MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM in-law’s mother, who I know and like very maybe try to get closer to her and gain much. But I didn’t contact her because she some perspective as to why her daughter is is the woman who raised my daughter-in- angry. law, and, for all I know, acts in a similar Lastly, you could give your daughter-in- way. law a mental hug or see her as a little girl I’m at my wit’s end. Last week, I broke acting out. Sometimes, that makes coping down and cried about the situation for the with a difficult person easier to deal with. first time. I give this woman thoughtful, Anger may be a form of self-protection. We caring gifts, even if it’s not for her birthday all know touchy, insecure people who fly or a holiday. She seems to greatly appreci- into a rage if they are criticized or feel ate them at the time. And then I go home rejected. Their anger is hiding hurt. and get blasted for something she will not Send your questions for Annie Lane to BORN LOSER tell me about because “that’s part of the [email protected]. problem, isn’t it?” COPYRIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM

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 molten metal into a mold they made to make a fidget spinner Sunday as part of the 906-932-5406 Foundry in a Box program in the Kids Zone area of the Gogebic County Fair. The Highway US-2 • Ironwood boys are assisted by David Peterson, the molding supervisor for the Waupaca Foundry plant in Almond, Wis.

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They are excited process and serves as a DAILY GLOBE nia, and a new grinding about the process from recruiting tool for youth. facility in Ironwood. packing a mold with sand, “Definitely, there is a Letters should deal with “We do this for schools to pouring molten metal moment when the kids all over Wisconsin, said matters of current, into the mold, and grind- open up the two halves of Mike Borchardt, a produc- ing and finishing the the mold and they get a public interest and be no tion manager in the Wau- product with plastics, he wow look on their face and longer than 400 words. paca Foundry plant in Iola, said. that is what I really like,” Computer Services Earthwork Must be signed by the Wisconsin. “Now that we David Peterson, a mold- Peterson said. “They are author and started a shop up here in ing supervisor from the seeing the manufacturing include name, address and Michigan, they want us to Almond, Wisconsin plant, process by using their own FAHRNER phone number for come up here to the fair said he has enjoyed com- hands to turn raw material verification purposes. and in the schools to show ing to the area for years to into something they are EXCAVATING kids what things can be snowmobile and jumped at going to play with like a RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL Mail: done in life.” the chance to run the kids fidget spinner.” • Site Prep • Driveways 118 E McLeod Ave. • Road Building Ironwood, MI 49938 • Land Clearing • Culverts ‘Let our voices be heard’: March • Ponds & Pond Cleaning Email: • Tree & Stump Removal [email protected] • Leaky Basement Repair Fax: against immigration raids • Water & Sewer Lines • Roto Rooter (906)-932-4211 CANTON, Miss. 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One is writer’s block, when “Imagine coming home Some churches are Border Protection Com- the words won’t come at all; and the other is logorrhea, when the words and not finding your par- going beyond comfort and missioner Mark Morgan come so fast that they can hardly get ents,” said Dulce Basurto- material aid, with their acknowledged that one to the wastebasket in time.” In bridge, a blocked suit is Arce, an 18-year-old com- response flaring into politi- video of an 11-year-old sometimes unavoidable, but much more often, careful play will permit munity college student, cal opposition. The state’s sobbing was “emotional” its being cashed correctly. Obviously, describing how parents of Catholic, Episcopal, Unit- but said the girl was quick- this is easier for declarer to achieve because he can see all of his cards. friends were arrested. “We ed Methodist and Evangeli- ly reunited with her moth- But usually the defenders can succeed too with some card-reading are marching so no other cal Lutheran bishops er. and care. How should the defenders play in this deal to defeat three no-trump after West leads his fourth-highest spade five? Ask The Doctors In the auction, North’s negative Ask The Doctors double showed four hearts and 6-11 high-card points or five hearts and 6-9 points. East made a brave pre- emptive raise, showing four-card spade support and typically 0-5 points and 10-plus losers. Now South should have doubled, showing a big LIFESTYLE CHANGES COULD balanced hand. Here, North, with a balanced hand, would have passed and collected a 300-point penalty for HELP PREVENT KIDNEY STONES down two. But South went for the nine-trick game. At trick one, East put up the spade queen (he could not risk South’s by Eve Glazier, M.D. & Elizabeth Ko, M.D. having ace-10 doubleton), and declarer won with his king. Then Dear Doctor: My husband was fever and chills to the daunting high in oxalate include beets, South led a low club. West did not wait on ceremony. in agony recently, and it turned list of symptoms. Nausea, spinach, peanuts, sweet pota- Knowing East had started with four out he was passing a kidney vomiting, cloudy urine, smelly toes, tea and chocolate. spades, West won with her ace and stone. Why does that hurt so urine, blood in the urine and Red meat, organ meats and cashed the spade ace. Now East did his part, unblocking the nine. He took much, and what can he do to urinary urgency are also com- shellfish are high in purines, the next trick with his spade eight and keep it from happening again? mon symptoms. Treatment which lead to a higher produc- returned the spade three to give the defenders one club and four spades. Dear Reader: It can be shock- ranges from hydration and pain tion of uric acid. This is tied to ing, after passing a kidney meds to make patients more the formation of uric acid © 2019 UFS, Dist. by Andrews McMeel for UFS stone, to see the relatively comfortable while passing stones, another common type BRIDGE small size of the object that smaller stones to using shock of kidney stone. Fructose, caused so much pain. wave therapy to break larger phosphate, salt and alcohol PHILLIPAs the name suggests, kidney stones into particles small also play a role in kidney stone ALDERstones are hard, pebblelike ob- enough to pass to surgical op- production. If this all sounds a jects formed from the minerals tions for difficult cases. bit overwhelming, consider and salts found within the kid- If you've had kidney stones, asking your doctor to help you ney. They can range in size you can take steps to lessen create a lifestyle plan to reduce from a grain of sand to a large the odds of a recurrence. First, your risk of getting kidney marble. When stones leave the drink plenty of water through- stones.. kidney, they pass into the out the day. Hydrating dilutes Eve Glazier, M.D., MBA, is an ureter, which is the duct that your urine, inhibiting the growth internist and associate profes- carries urine to the bladder. of salts and minerals that may sor of medicine at UCLA The ureter can't stretch to ac- aggregate into stones. Also, Health. Elizabeth Ko, M.D., is commodate a foreign object, avoid the use of a sauna, hot an internist and assistant pro- which makes the passage of tub or steam bath; intensive fessor of medicine at UCLA larger stones difficult -- or even and extensive workouts; a hot Health.) impossible. Pain from kidney yoga class; and even relaxing (Send your questions to ask- stones often comes in waves on a hot summer day, which [email protected], because the ureter goes into can result in sweating and loss or write: Ask the Doctors, c/o spasm to try to force out the of water that, in turn, leads to a Media Relations, UCLA Health, stone. When a stone reaches drop in urine production. As 924 Westwood Blvd., Suite the junction where the ureter you drink water during the day, 350, Los Angeles, CA, 90095. meets the bladder, it can cause you can add a generous Owing to the volume of mail, a sharp, sometimes burning squeeze of lime or lemon, both personal replies cannot be pro- pain during urination. of which are high in natural cit- vided When a kidney stone blocks rate, a substance that helps COPYRIGHT 2018 UCLA the ureter, it causes a backup prevent stone formation. HEALTH of urine into the kidney. The re- Be aware of your diet. 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Jason Juno/Daily Globe RUNNERS BEGIN the 51st Paavo Nurmi Marathon on Silver Street in Hurley Saturday morning. The marathon has long ended here and now it starts here as well. Sun shines on new Paavo course By JASON JUNO course had [email protected] to change HURLEY --- With the sun as organiz- at their backs just starting to ers sought take the chill out of the to avoid August morning, Paavo p u t t i n g Nurmi runners lined up runners on along Silver Street Saturday, busy U.S. preparing to start a new era 51. The in Wisconsin’s oldest h i l l s marathon. seemed to Jonas Ryttie While U.S. 51 was just be a bit eas- Men’s full- two blocks behind them for ier on the marathon the 51st running, it isn’t a h a l f - winner part of the Paavo anymore. marathon Yet much of what makes the r u n n e r s Paavo the Paavo is still here than those – the Silver Street finish on the old many look forward to, the course. legion of support whether it “I be the many volunteer-staff thought it aid stations or the bell was pretty ringer in Gile and oh those good,” he hills. said of the While not a true out-and- new route. Jessica back, the new route takes “There was Beckman runners to the entrance of one gravel Women’s half- marathon Whitecap on County E and section I winner back. was sur- Results, Runners headed through prised at. see page 8 the Hurley Industrial Park, In general, and through all the small it seemed Jason Juno/Daily Globe towns they usually do – maybe a bit flatter than typi- BEN SCHNEIDER of Minneapolis runs along Wisconsin 77 in Montreal, Wis., during the Paavo Nurmi’s half- Montreal, Gile, Pence, Iron cal or at least no huge ups, marathon. Belt – just not the one where so that made it a little more the race had always started, manageable.” them,” Ryttie said. “I work a Upson. The half-marathon He was talking about a lot on hills, so I’m better on runners start at Whitecap gravel stretch between Gile steeper hills. Get them over and head to Hurley. and Hurley. Later in the day, with.” What it doesn’t do is take some runners had to work ––– runners on busy 51. around a tow truck that had Wickstrom, 64, of Storm Full marathon winner the entire road blocked Lake, Iowa, won the Jonas Ryttie of South Range, while removing cars from an women’s marathon in 3:46. Wis., was a big fan of that. adjacent property. She didn’t believe she was “The new course was The 35-year-old Min- the winner – individual win- great,” he said. “Cut out that neapolis man won in ners for the most part crappy freeway part and the 1:14:55. weren’t announced to the long grind on C where all “I’ve been training for crowd – and the timing ser- you see is long straightaway, trail stuff through July, so it vice initially said she was so that’s nice.” was sort of fun to get back second. Competitor counts were on the roads and get the But that was all cleared down significantly from last turnover going again,” up eventually and she was year, but that was the special Schneider said. awarded her first-place 50th running. Compared to ––– medal. a normal year, 2017, num- Beckman, 28, of Duluth, Wickstrom finished sec- bers are still down. A total of usually runs a relay here, ond behind six-time winner Jason Juno/Daily Globe 66 finished the marathon but she signed up for the Candice Schneider last year. ANDRIETTE WICKSTROM of Storm Lake, Iowa, crosses the finish line to win the this year compared to 80 half-marathon on Tuesday, a Schneider did not run this women’s Paavo Nurmi Marathon Saturday on Silver Street in Hurley. then, and 84 completed the decision that worked out year. half compared to 98 then. well for her as she won the The full marathon was first women’s half-marathon PLEASE COME AND JOIN US IN OUR not a Boston Marathon qual- on the new route. ifier as race officials chose “I always got intimidated 6th Annual “Break The Silence – Walk Through The Pain” Event not to pay for the expensive by the hills, but today, they course certification should didn’t seem too bad, so I to be held Saturday, September 7th, 2019 at 10 a.m. changes to the route be nec- kind of liked it this year,” at the Lindquist Center on the campus of Gogebic Community College essary for next year. They do she said. Participation is free, donations will be accepted but by no means mandatory. All participants will receive a wristband and families who intend to make it a qualifier She said it ended up lost a loved one will receive a Commemorative candle while they last. There will be a social hour with complimentary refreshments served. again in the future as it being a hot run, as tempera- Registration 9-10 a.m. ~ Program 10-10:30 a.m. ~ Walk 10:30 a.m. attracts more runners. tures increased quickly from The Range Suicide Prevention Council is a Michigan Non-profit. All of its members are volunteers who receive no financial com- The first winner of the the 40s to 70 by the time pensation. It was founded in 1996 by Mary Grace Loreti, then the school nurse at Ironwood and now retired nursing instructor day brought some familiari- half marathoners were from GCC, to try and reduce the number of suicides here on the Gogebic Range. In past years it has been headed by Ann Tyson ty to things as 10-time full- crossing the finish line. She who has moved back to Texas, Betsy Wesselhoft who has retired from Human Services Coordinating Board, and Michele An- marathon winner Ben zalone who has since relocated. Over the years our numbers have fluctuated but we have never wavered from our mission of won with a time of 1:42:02. attacking this national health problem which took over 47,000 lives in this country last year and to help tear down the shroud of Schneider crossed the finish ––– shame, secrecy and stigma surrounding suicide and its primary cause, untreated mental illness. line first to win the men’s Ryttie, 44, shaved five For the past six years we have brought nationally renown speakers as part of our Life Quest program to talk to all area middle half-marathon. Jessica Beck- minutes off his personal school and high school students about their battles with depression, bullying and persecution at no cost to the schools. They man was the women’s win- best time and won the full include actor Hayden Loven, holocaust survivor Peter Loth, illusionist Tom Coverly, Golden Gate jump survivor Kevin Hines and ner. marathon in 2:47:26, lead- Australian rugby star Joe Williams and last year, martial arts world champion Mariah Moore. We also helped the Ironwood Theater As half-marathoners con- ing for basically the entire bring Peter Yarrow of Peter, Paul & Mary fame to give his anti-bullying program for all area grade school children. This past fall tinued to make their way to event. we brought in Marc Mero aka Johnny B. Bad of WWE fame to talk about setting goals and overcoming depression. In May we Hurley, attention turned to He ran 460 miles in June brought in Dr. Brian Ahmedani, Director of Psychiatry at Henry Ford Health Systems to speak to area providers on their Zero Suicides program; purchased the Signs of Suicide aka SOS for the Bessemer Area Schools; purchased 500 Question, Persuade, the full marathon, which and was happy all the train- Refer (QPR) booklets for suicide prevention; among other things. was missing familiar con- ing paid off in a personal Suicide is the most preventable form of premature death and no one is destined to die by it, but the shroud of shame, stigma tenders like Schneider and best. and silence surrounding suicide and its primary cause, untreated mental illness prevents many victims from getting help, and Ironwood native Alan Peter- “I put in the time and put that is what we are trying to tear down. If you want to remember a loved one or order a T-shirt, please fill out the below form and son. in the work, a lot of speed return to us. If you are interested in helping us, there are no dues, uniforms or mandatory meetings. Please contact us at the ad- First came Ryttie, who work,” he said. dress listed below. won the men’s race in 2 The South Range, Wis., Pat Gallinagh, President Range Suicide Prevention Council hours, 47 minutes, 26 sec- man, 44, prepared for the onds. Thirty-four seconds big Paavo climbs on the REGISTRATION FORM shy of an hour later, Andri- rural hills of Douglas Coun- Name ______Walker ______ette Wickstrom of Storm ty and the steep hills of Address ______Lake, Iowa, crossed the fin- Duluth, Minn. ish line to win the women’s “I was ready for hills, but Phone______e-mail ______race. more than I thought, espe- T-shirts will cost $10. If ordering please indicate size and how many. Color: White - Lettering: Magenta (Reddish purple) ––– cially mile 5,” he said, refer- The course start was so ring to the long, steep climb Small _____ Medium _____ Large _____ X-Large _____ XX or Larger _____ Number _____ close for Schneider that he up west from the Montreal For those who would like to remember a loved one by being a Mile Post Sponsor, you can have a laminated could have almost literally River. sign with your loved one’s name on it, and if so desired, a short message and it will be placed along the routes just rolled out of bed from But the first half was still of the walk, which you can take home and bring back each year or leave it with us for next year. his family cabin near White- better than the second half, We / I want to be a $25 _____ Mile Post Sponsor $50 _____ $100 _____ cap to the start line. he said. “I couldn’t complain the “Just the way I felt, com- Name of Loved One ______start line was 300 meters ing back, the hills were Message ______from my bed,” Schneider more gradual coming back, PLEASE MAKE YOUR CHECK(S) PAYABLE TO: RANGE SUICIDE PREVENTION COUNCIL said. but they were longer, so you He understood the are really grinding up Send to: 308 E. 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