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SERVING SOUTH CAROLINA SINCE OCTOBER 15, 1894 Ron Suskind’s autistic son A5 SATURDAY, JULY 2, 2016 75 CENTS Reading program ‘not long enough’

Sumter School District’s vision at the hend grade-level text. The law re- however. The part that’s not funded is District superintendent board of trustees’ work session on quires that students have knowledge- the reading interventionists, he said. Thursday at the district office. able teachers, administrators and Reading interventionists are teachers says schools will have One of the components school psychologists; access to diverse who work with students one on one or Baker discussed was the texts; time to read; and supplemental in small groups. to pick up slack to help Read to Succeed pro- support. The law states all districts Baker said local school districts gram. must develop a districtwide reading have to pick up the tab for reading in- reach state’s goals In 2014, South Carolina plan. terventionists through Title I funding. established a statewide The statewide target level is to have Title I is a federal program that pro- BY KONSTANTIN VENGEROWSKY reading policy through a all students reading by third grade, vides funding to local school districts [email protected] BAKER law known as the Read to Baker said. to improve the academic achievement Succeed Act. The law was Baker said South Carolina's General Sumter School District Superinten- intended to increase the number of Assembly has not funded all of the SEE BAKER, PAGE A7 dent Frank Baker gave an update on K-12 students who are able to compre- components needed for the program, Sumterite was Put on your red, white and blue Wofford’s 1st ‘Fireworks in the ‘Terrible Terrier’ Park’ is tonight Charley Boulware BY ADRIENNE SARVIS [email protected] embodied school’s

Finally, Sumter residents have a ‘crazy’ mascot chance to see a Fourth of July fireworks display, starting about 9:30 tonight at BY JO ANN MITCHELL Dillon Park on North Pike West. BRASINGTON The show, appropriately named Special to The Sumter Item "Fireworks in the Park," is jointly spon- sored by the City and County of Sum- egend has it that ter, which each appropriated $10,000 to Charley Boulware hire Pyrotechnico, an organization would do just about with 125 years of experience, for the L anything when he fireworks display. was in college, which made Sumter County Administrator Gary him the obvious choice to be Mixon encourages families to arrive at Wofford College’s first Terrier the park before 9:30 p.m. so they are mascot. not waiting in traffic as the display be- During the mid-1960s, atten- gins. On a similar note, it will take dance was down at Wofford some time for all vehicles to leave the football games with students park, so he asks for patience, he said. coming in late and leaving The two access points in and out of early. Dean of Students Philip the park are on North Wise Drive and Covington brought a Boston North Pike West. Terrier to the games, which Mixon said officers with Sumter sat patiently on its leash. County Sheriff's Office and Sumter Po- Wofford ROTC commanders lice Department will assist drivers with at the time, however, felt that parking. the college needed more, and The weather may play a factor in de- the “Terrible Terrier,” with termining exactly when the show Boulware beneath the mask, starts, but announcements will be was born. made throughout the park if there is a Boulware says the first mask delay, he said. was black and made of papier- If the sky is clear tonight, families mache by Converse College art can watch the fireworks from areas student Winkie Ray. It was hot surrounding the park, he said. and didn’t have enough room Do not park on private property and for his nose. do not park on the sides of the roads, “By the end of the games, Mixon said. Parking on the side of the the end of my nose would be road can be dangerous for pedestrians raw,” he says. “The word crazy and moving vehicles on the roadways, has come up as a way to de- he said. scribe me, but everybody’s Bring snacks and drinks but no alco- gotta have their niche. I guess hol, and be sure to throw away trash, he this was mine.” said. Mixon urges people to bring their Boulware’s antics as the own trash bags to put food and drink first Terrier have been re- packaging in to keep the park clean. counted at reunions through Families can also bring blankets so RICK CARPENTER / THE SUMTER ITEM the years. that they can sit comfortably on the A mannequin in front of Impressions Fashion Boutique at Liberty and School streets was Jim Proctor, professor emer- ball fields to watch the fireworks show. drawing attention Friday as drivers passed by the store starting their Independence Day itus at Wofford, remembers a For those who plan to shoot off fire- holiday weekend. game against Appalachian works at home, remember to prioritize State University. “Their mas- safety, Mixon added. However, if someone uses fireworks home because they can be dangerous if cot was a big mountaineer He said the county follows the state too late in the evening or otherwise dis- not used properly, Mixon said. And with a coonskin cap and rifle. fire marshal code for fireworks usage, turbs others around them, they will be “cherry bombs,” which can be very Somehow, Charley snuck but there are no countywide ordinanc- asked to stop, he said. dangerous, are not allowed in this es regarding fireworks. Just be safe when using fireworks at state, he added. SEE MASCOT, PAGE A7 Charleston church shooting victims sue FBI about gun sale

COLUMBIA (AP) — The slain inside Emanuel AME denied his purchase, the law- Press. "And the result is what study renewed debates about FBI is being sued by survivors Church said the FBI negli- suits filed Thursday allege. happened on June 17." race relations in the South. of the Charleston church gently failed to thoroughly Attorney Andy Savage said Justice Department spokes- Roof, who posed online with shooting, who say federal neg- check Roof's background be- Friday that his clients hope man Patrick Rodenbush de- the Confederate flag, had told ligence enabled Dylann Roof fore he bought the gun last the litigation will lead to im- clined Friday to comment on a friend he intended to kill to buy the .45-caliber handgun year. provements in gun safety. the pending litigation. people at the historic black he used. If the agency had done its "In this case, you had an un- The June 17, 2015, shootings church to start a race war. Lawyers for three people job, Roof's previous drug ar- qualified purchaser that by a young white man of nine The shooting led to the battle who survived the attack and rest would have shown up, slipped through the cracks," black parishioners who had the estates of five who were and the bureau would have Savage told The Associated welcomed him to their Bible SEE VICTIMS, PAGE A7

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LOCAL & STATE BRIEFS Husband, wife arrested after boy FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS Dalzell man charged with theft from vehicle reportedly struck with PVC pipe Sumter County Sheriff’s Of- fice arrested a 23-year-old man FROM STAFF REPORTS nie L. Rich- with a PVC pipe as punishment while on Tuesday for allegedly break- burg Sr., 57, at the residence on Wheelwright Court. ing into a vehicle and stealing a Sumter County Sheriff’s Office ar- and Susan A recent medical exam revealed that firearm, which he is prohibited rested a husband and wife on Thurs- Richburg, 52, the marks on the boy’s body are consis- from possessing. day for allegedly striking their adopted both of 30 tent with being struck with a PVC pipe. According to the sheriff’s of- 14-year-old son with a PVC pipe on Wheelwright The victim told authorities that Susan fice, Pressley T. Lee, of 3120 multiple occasions, causing marks and Court, caused and Tennie Richburg hit him with the S. RICHBURG Bush Lane, Dalzell, broke into bruises, between January 2015 and T. RICHBURG unlawful pipe. a vehicle parked in the 3100 March 2016. bodily harm They are each charged with unlawful block of Expedition Drive about According to the sheriff’s office, Ten- to the minor when they struck him neglect of a child or helpless person. 2 a.m. Tuesday and took a SIG6 .45-caliber handgun and a com- bat vest, with a total value of $5,000. The vest was recovered a short time later in a wooded area. Juggler visits children at library About 3 a.m. that same morning, Lee was found walk- ing in the middle of Queen Chapel Road. When he was ap- proached by law enforcement, a firearm fell from his waistband, according to the sheriff’s office. A records check revealed Lee has at least 11 previous convic- tions for breaking into and en- tering a vehicle and is prohibit- ed from possessing a firearm. Lee is charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and theft from a motor vehicle. Additional charges could be filed. No charges for man who wounded club shooter LYMAN — Sheriff’s depu- ties said no charges will be filed against a man who shot and wounded another man who had fired into a crowd at a South Carolina nightclub. Spartanburg County depu- ties told local media outlets that officers arrested a man they said shot and wounded three people at the nightclub in Lyman. Thirty-two-year- old Jody Ray Thompson of RICK CARPENTER / THE SUMTER ITEM Lyman is charged with four Juggler Ron Anglin shows children at the West Sumter Library how to juggle four balls while teaching them life lessons Friday morning. counts of attempted murder and two weapons violations. Investigators said Thomp- son got into an argument and fired into the crowd. A man in the crowd pulled his gun and shot Thompson in the leg. Lt. Splash pad dedicated in memory of Propst Kevin Bobo said the man had a valid concealed weapons BY KONSTANTIN VENGEROWSKY permit and will not face [email protected] charges in Sunday’s shooting. Campers at Sumter Family YMCA Both sides claim victory celebrated the opening of Pap’s Pad on Thursday. in sales tax lawsuit The Y unveiled its new splash pad COLUMBIA — The South with a dedication ceremony in honor Carolina Revenue Department of the late Dr. Charles Robert “Pap” and Richland County are each Propst, a local pediatrician who claiming victory in a judge’s served 16 years on the Y’s board of di- ruling in a lawsuit about the 1 rectors. PHOTOS PROVIDED penny sales tax for transpor- The splash pad is a multi-functional Logan Cloukey runs through the splash tation projects in the county. water play area designed for children. pad during the dedication celebration of Media outlets reported that Propst began his love of swimming Pap’s Pad at Sumter Family YMCA on Thurs- the 20-page order was released at the Y and was part of the swim team day. Thursday by Circuit Judge in his youth, according to a news re- Left, Y summer campers enjoy cooling off Thomas Cooper Jr. lease from the Y. He swam laps each in the new splash pad addition. Richland County sued the day at the Y for about 80 years, accord- revenue department for its ing to the news release. directors, he also served for 25 years on threat to withhold sales tax Propst died in May 2015 at the age of the former Sumter School District 17 collected because of allega- 90. The addition to the aquatics area board of trustees. tions of misuse of the money was made possible by the support of amazing way,” Hoffman said. “Pap’s Propst founded Sumter Pediatrics, by county officials. the Robert Graham Foundation and Pad will bring joy to many children’s where he practiced for 32 years. After Cooper ordered the revenue the Williams Brice Edwards Founda- lives for years to come.” retirement, he served for three years as department to release about tion, said John Hoffman, chief execu- Propst, and his late wife of 60 years, medical director for the former Tuom- $17 million to the county in the tive officer of the Y. Helen Edwards Propst, lived a life of ey Regional Medical Center. next few weeks, saying the “With Dr. Propst’s lifelong love of service to the Sumter community, ac- He was also a deacon, elder and life- agency had no authority to swimming, the YMCA and children, cording to the release. long member of First Presbyterian withhold the money. the donors have honored him in a truly Besides serving on the Y’s board of Church of Sumter.

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COLUMBIA — South Carolina suf- fered roughly $1 billion in losses dur- ing last fall’s historic storm, Gov. Nikki Haley said Thursday. But fixed roads and ongoing repairs to storm-damaged homes highlighted Haley’s rundown of the state’s tri- umphs after record rain on Oct. 4. “We saw devastation like we had never seen, and we quickly got to work,” Haley said. The losses included $741 million in damage to housing, $137 million in SUMTER ITEM FILE PHOTO damage to state roads and more than A Chevrolet SUV navigates waters of the October 2015 flood where Broad Street Extension crosses Green Swamp near Walmart. $200 million in damage to other public assets, Haley said. Not everyone is thrilled with Haley’s point, 40,000 people without water, ac- state has scheduled several town halls Thirty-six of 541 state roads closed post-flood response. cording to the governor’s office. More starting next week to present its pre- by the storm remain closed. But two- S.C. farmers were upset when the than 20,000 S.C. residents were dis- liminary plan for the money. thirds of those are closed because of Republican governor vetoed a $40 mil- placed and more than 1,500 residents Haley also said Thursday that re- unstable or failed dams, Haley said. lion state-aid package aimed at cover- were rescued from flood waters, Hal- tired Army Col. Kevin Shwedo would The Haley-backed One S.C. Flood ing an estimated $370 million in crop ey’s office said. return to his role as director of the Recovery Fund has received nearly losses from the storm. “It was frus- S.C. communities now are awaiting state Department of Motor Vehicles $1.65 million in donations and $12.7 trating for all of us in agriculture,” nearly $157 million in aid from the U.S. after an eight-month stint as the million in donated skilled labor, she S.C. Farm Bureau president Harry Ott Department of Housing and Urban state’s flood recovery director. said. said Thursday. “We simply didn’t un- Development. He will be replaced by retired Army Those donations have helped volun- derstand why she couldn’t understand When it arrives, that money – about Col. J.R. Sanderson, who has worked teer organizations rebuild or begin re- that … agriculture is different than $96.8 million will go directly to the in Shwedo’s recovery office. pairs to 1,100 homes statewide as S.C. every other small business.” state – can be used to meet remaining “He has been with Col. Shwedo officials await nearly $157 million in Lawmakers overwhelmingly voted “unmet housing, economic develop- since Day One, so this is not bringing federal flood-recovery aid, she said. to override Haley’s veto. ment and infrastructure needs that re- in someone new,” Haley said. “This is “We weren’t going to let people live Haley said she couldn’t support sulted from thousands of homes and someone who has been doing all the like that. We knew that we had to fix bailing out farmers while other small businesses being damaged or de- work, and now we’re just going to the it,” Haley said. “The One S.C. Fund al- small businesses and individuals suf- stroyed” during the storm, according next phase. And so that next phase is lowed us to go ahead and get these fered. “To place one group over the to HUD. very much dealing with how we’re homes started. It’s going to be several others just didn’t seem fair to me,” State officials have said they will going to deal with the housing grant months, still, until we get the money she said Thursday. use the money to ensure vulnerable money going forward and where we’re that we need from HUD.” The storm left 19 dead and, at one residents have suitable housing. The going to go from there.”

the victim let the man sus- 4:30 p.m. and 11:45 p.m. The according to a Sumter Po- pected of the crime into his suspect or suspects kicked lice Department report. POLICE BLOTTER home for several minutes down the front door to gain A laptop and other items before telling him that he entry, causing $400 in dam- worth a total of $950 were CHARGES STOLEN PROPERTY wanted to go to bed and age. stolen from a vehicle parked Annie Cyrus, 60, a Kingstree A Sumter man had $1,100 walking him to the door. The A grey TaoTao moped with a at a Riley Street residence resident, was arrested stolen from him on June 24 victim went back inside, no- black front valued at $500 between 9 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday at 2 p.m. at a by a suspect who reported- ticing that his car keys were was stolen from the proper- 6 a.m. Wednesday. gone, and then heard his car Broad Street business on ly made a purchase at a ty of a Reed Street residence A 12-gauge shotgun and a shoplifting charges. Cyrus local business using a start. The report stated that between 10 a.m. Monday the victim went outside and white K2 cooler worth a was detained by loss pre- fraudulent credit card. and 10:45 a.m. Tuesday. total of $675 were stolen be- vention officers while re- told his friend to stop, but A black 5-by-10-foot utility the man drove off quickly. Two Sumter businesses tween 10:30 p.m. Wednes- portedly attempting to trailer valued at $1,000 was were the victims of attempt- day 7:15 a.m. Thursday from leave the store with $548 of stolen from the backyard of Jewelry valued at $8,230 ed burglaries in separate in- a truck parked at a Winn stolen merchandise, a Sum- a Loring Place residence was reportedly stolen from cidents on Monday and Street residence. The sus- ter Police Department re- June 25 between 3:30 p.m. a residence on Rolling Hill Tuesday nights, according to pect or suspects also port stated. and 5 p.m. Lane between 10 a.m. and 7 reports from the Sumter Po- caused $100 in damage Tyler Locklear, 26, of 5165 p.m. Monday. The stolen lice Department. The thieves gaining entry to the truck. A Sumter man was robbed items include four gold Seymour Road, was arrest- of $1,500 in cash by an caused $1,000 in damage to ed Friday at 1:34 a.m. and rings, two pairs of earrings, the coin-operated machines armed man Sunday at 12:30 and two pendants. charged with assault and a.m. at a Dixie Drive resi- at each business and made battery, third degree. The dence. The suspect is a A red Shindaiwa backpack off with an undetermined victim said he was walking black male driving a white blower valued at $500 was amount of money. to an Wesmark Boulevard minivan, the Sumter Police stolen from a vehicle parked A Sumter man was alleged- residence when Locklear, Department reported. at a South Pike Road busi- ly robbed of about $2,500 whom he had never met ness Monday between 1 EVERY DAY A burgundy 2008 Honda Ac- while he slept early Tuesday before, allegedly punched p.m. and 3 p.m. cord valued at $5,000 was morning at his Lee Street him in the nose and tried stolen from a North Purdy A 55-inch flat screen TV val- residence. He told police to put him in a headlock, a Street residence Sunday at ued at $600 was reportedly that a woman he had been Sumter Police Department 2:58 a.m. According to the stolen from a Maney Street drinking with that night was report stated. Sumter Police Department, residence Monday between responsible for the theft,

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Picker ION 13 160 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Law & Order: Debt Hos tage sit u a tion. (HD) Obscene (HD) Scaven ger (HD) Out cry Girl is at tacked. (HD) Con science (HD) SVU (HD) LIFE 50 145 (6:00) The Wrong Roommate (‘16, Newly wed and Dead (‘15, Thriller) Shenae Grimes-Beech, Samantha Fer ris. (:02) The Wrong Child (‘16, Thriller) (HD) Newly wed and Thriller) aa Eric Roberts. (HD) (HD) Dead (HD) MSNBC 36 92 Caught on Camera (HD) Caught on Camera (HD) Caught on Camera (HD) Caught on Camera (HD) Caught on Camera (HD) Caught (HD) NICK 16 210 The Thundermans (HD) Henry: Dan ger & Thun der Nicky, Ricky: Go Holly wood Full House Full House Friends (HD) Friends (HD) Friends (HD) SPIKE 64 153 Cops (HD) Cops (HD) Cops (HD) Cops (HD) Cops (HD) Cops (HD) Cops (HD) Cops (HD) Cops (HD) Cops (HD) Cops (HD) aac SYFY 58 152 (6:30) G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra (‘09, Ac tion) Channing Tatum. An elite, Clash of the Ti tans (‘10, Adven ture) Sam Worthington. A young Greek war rior who Clash of the Ti tans (‘81, Adven ture) clandes tine mil i tary unit bat tles a supervillain’s forces. (HD) was fa thered by Zeus leads a danger ous quest. Harry Hamlin. Perseus’ quest. TBS 24 156 2 Broke Girls Tax The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang The Big Bang Full Frontal (HD) Wrecked (HD) Angie Tribeca help. (HD) The ory (HD) The ory (HD) The ory (HD) The ory (HD) The ory (HD) The ory (HD) The ory (HD) (HD) aaa aaa TCM 49 186 (6:00) The Carey Treatment (‘72, That’s En ter tain ment! (‘74, Music) Fred Astaire. MGM stars present their favor ite mo- Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (‘54, Mu si cal) Jane Powell. Mystery) aa James Coburn. (HD) ments from the studio’s 50-year history. (HD) Mountain men kidnap desired brides. (HD) TLC 43 157 Dateline on TLC (HD) Dateline on TLC (HD) Dateline on TLC (N) (HD) Dateline on TLC (N) (HD) Dateline on TLC (HD) Dateline (HD) aa TNT 23 158 (6:30) The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor (‘08, Ad ven ture) An i mal King dom: Pi lot (HD) An i mal King dom: We Don’t Hurt An i mal King dom: Stay Close, Stick An i mal King dom Brendan Fra ser. Ar chae ol o gist awak ens an an cient ruler. (HD) Peo ple (HD) Together (HD) (HD) TRUTV 38 129 Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro Hack My (HD) Hack My (HD) Hack My (HD) Hack My (HD) Carbonaro Carbonaro Carbonaro TVLAND 55 161 Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Queens (HD) Queens (HD) Queens (HD) USA 25 132 NCIS: Hereaf ter Direc tor Vance dis- NCIS: De tour Ducky and Jimmy are NCIS: Prime Sus pect Gibbs’ barber NCIS: Seek A wife asks NCIS for help Mod ern Fam ily Mod ern Fam ily Mod ern Fam ily cov ers in for ma tion. (HD) pos si bly kid napped. (HD) asks for his help. (HD) with hus band. (HD) (HD) (HD) (HD) WE 68 166 Law & Order (HD) Law & Order (HD) Law & Order (HD) Law & Order (HD) Law & Order: Renun ci a tion (HD) Law & Ordr WGN 8 172 Un der ground Atonement. (HD) Men of Honor (‘00, Drama) aaa Rob ert De Niro. A black Navy diver fights rac ism. (HD) Air Force One (‘97, Thriller) aac Har ri son Ford. Plane hi jacked. (HD) BBC America offers addictive drama ‘The Hunt’

BY KEVIN MCDONOUGH The weeks after the wedding cere- mony are so important to a bride — and so busy. It’s a time for honey- mooning and sending out thank-you notes. And finding out that your new husband may be a murderer! Lifetime puts June bride romances in the rear- view mirror with the 2016 shocker “Newlywed and Dead” (8 p.m. Saturday, TV-14). Shenae Grimes-Beech, Sa- mantha Ferris and Venus Terzo star. • Summer has truly arrived when networks begin burning off episodes of suddenly canceled series. Look for two helpings of “Angel From Hell” (CBS). In case you don’t remember, it starred Jane Lynch as a slightly tipsy guardian angel sent to Earth to coun- sel a workaholic (Maggie Lawson). Tonight’s unseen episodes include a cosmic do-over (8 p.m., TV-PG) and the death of a fellow guardian angel (8:30 p.m., TV-14). • Having just feasted on Shark Week, are nature documentary fans ready for an old-school diet? BBC America celebrates Sir David Atten- © SILVERBACK FILMS 2015 / BBC AMERICA borough’s 90th birthday with “The A cheetah chases a female Thompson gazelle in Masai Mara National Park, Kenya. “The Hunt,” airing at 9 p.m. Sunday on BBC Ameri- Hunt” (9 p.m. Sunday, TV-PG), a se- ca, follows predators and their prey in the wild. ries narrated by the celebrated film- maker. Saturday, July 16, at noon. “60 Minutes” (7 p.m., CBS): J.J. • Police in two countries step up ef- “The Hunt” follows predators in the Abrams, Michael Caine and Danny forts to capture the “crusading” serial wild. While a casual glance at a leop- Boyle’s take on “Steve Jobs.” killer on “The Tunnel” (10:30 p.m., PBS, ard chasing an impala looks like an SATURDAY’S HIGHLIGHTS • U.S. Olympic Trials (7 p.m., NBC) TV-14, check local listings). unfair fight, “The Hunt” assures us • Starz offers “Outlander” (noon, TV- showcase swimming and track and that the hunter is most often at a dis- MA) fans 12 chances over 12 hours to field. advantage and rarely captures his catch up on the costume romance/his- • A wealthy patron takes a liking to CULT CHOICE prey. The focus here is not on tooth- torical fantasy. the band on “Dancing on the Edge” (8 What is the worst, most pointless and-claw savagery, but canny strate- • Cobbled together in 1977, the sev- p.m., PBS, TV-PG, check local list- and unasked-for sequel ever made? gy, by both predators and the pur- en-hour event “The Godfather Epic” (5 ings). Some might argue “Blues Brothers sued. It makes for addictive drama. p.m., Cinemax) presents the Corleone • A teenage addict’s family hopes 2000” (8:30 p.m. Saturday, Bounce) New episodes of “The Hunt” arrive story from the first two films in that prayer may bring sobriety on “In- from 1998. But there are a lot of candi- every Sunday night through August chronological order. Needless to say, it tervention: Then & Now” (8 p.m., A&E, dates. 14. does not include the forgettable action TV-14). • Stare at something long enough in the regrettable “The Godfather • “Legends & Lies” (8 p.m., Fox News) and the story changes. That’s the Part III,” released in 1990. looks at George Washington’s leader- SATURDAY SERIES moral of “The Unknown Flag Raiser of • Regional coverage of Major League ship during the Revolutionary War. Celebrities dominate the conversa- Iwo Jima” (9 p.m. Sunday, Smithson- Baseball (7 p.m., Fox, check local list- • Director Stanley Kubrick’s 1975 tion on “People’s List” (8 p.m., ABC) * ian). For more than 70 years, Joe ings). comic epic “Barry Lyndon” (8 p.m., Two hours of “48 Hours” (9 p.m., CBS). Rosenthal’s Iwo Jima photo, taken on • NASCAR action (7:45 p.m., NBC) in TCM) often seems more like a paint- Feb. 23, 1945, has been an icon of the Coke Zero 400, live from Daytona, ing come to life than a motion picture. American history and military pride. Florida. • Henry’s family secrets revealed on SUNDAY SERIES “The Unknown” reflects years of • Discovery’s Shark Week continues “Madam Secretary” (9 p.m., CBS, r, TV- Inside maneuvers on “Big Brother” (8 research and forensic study conduct- with “Jungle Shark: Sharkopedia Edition” 14). p.m., CBS) * Barbecue blues on “The ed by Marine experts and amateur (8 p.m., TV-PG); “Sharksanity 3” (9 p.m., • A Dutch visitor vanishes on “En- Simpsons” (8 p.m., Fox, r, TV-PG) * NFL historians, revealing that one of the TV-PG) and “Shallow Water Invasion: deavour” on “Masterpiece Mystery!” (9 rivals tangle on “Celebrity Family Feud” men in the picture has been misiden- Sharkopedia Edition” (10 p.m., TV-PG). p.m., PBS, TV-PG, check local list- (8 p.m., ABC, TV-PG) * Jake and Amy tified and that the actual hero was • A family dog becomes a woman’s ings). work together on “Brooklyn Nine-Nine” U.S. Marine Corps Pfc. Harold Schul- only hope after she is stranded in the • Jesse discovers more about the (8:30 p.m., Fox, r, TV-14) * The Oklaho- tz, a Purple Heart recipient. desert on “20/20: In an Instant” (9 p.m., cosmic entity on “Preacher” (9 p.m., ma City qualifier of “American Ninja He survived the war and took a job ABC). AMC, TV-MA). Warrior” (9 p.m., NBC, r, TV-PG) * The as a postman in the Los Angeles area. • Police suspect a shut-in’s killer • Muncie puts Ray in a bind on “Ray running of the bulls on “Family Guy” (9 He never stepped forward to discuss may have been a familiar face on “The Donovan” (9 p.m., Showtime, TV-MA). p.m., Fox, r, TV-14) * Celebrities play his participation in the legendary First 48: The Killer At Home” (9 p.m., • Watson is investigated by the cops “The $100,000 Pyramid” (9 p.m., ABC, image. But when he died in 1995, a A&E, TV-14). on “Elementary” (10 p.m., CBS, r, TV- TV-14) * Phil 2 is on the outs on “The copy of the famous picture was found • Chang sends Mei packing on “Hell 14). Last Man on Earth” (9:30 p.m., Fox, r, among his few personal possessions. on Wheels” (9 p.m., AMC, TV-14). • Angie and Vega face changes on TV-14) * Alec Baldwin hosts “Match • All five parts of “O.J.: Made in the fourth season premiere of “Mo- Game” (10 p.m., ABC). America” will re-air on Sunday on tive” (10 p.m., USA, TV-14). ESPN2 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. ESPN SUNDAY’S HIGHLIGHTS • Kelly Ann doesn’t feel welcome on Copyright 2016 will air another marathon starting • Repeat interviews scheduled on “Roadies” (10 p.m., Showtime, TV-MA). United Feature Syndicate THE SUMTER ITEM TELEVISION SATURDAY, JULY 2, 2016 | A5

SUNDAY EVENING JULY 3 TW FT 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM LOCAL CHANNELS 2016 U.S. Sum mer Olym pic Trials: 2016 U.S. Sum mer Olym pic Trials: Amer i can Ninja War rior: Oklahoma City Qual i fier New and old com pet i tors WIS News 10 at Fix It & Finish It: Right This Min- WIS E10 310Track & Field Tri als: from Hay ward from CenturyLink Center Omaha, are chal lenged to com plete a se ries of obsta cles. (HD) 11:00pm News Lus cious Liv ing ute (HD) Field, Eugene, Ore. (HD) Omaha, Neb. z{| (HD) and weather. Room (HD) 60 Minutes (N) (HD) (:01) Big Brother (N) (HD) Madam Sec re tary: In va sive Spe cies El e men tary: The Cost of Doing Busi- News 19 @ 11pm (:35) Scan dal: Put a Ring on It Da vid WLTX E19 99 Secrets revealed after death of fa- ness Morland helps with in ves ti ga - The news of the begins his scheme to destroy B613. ther. (HD) tion. (HD) day. (HD) Amer ica’s Fun ni est Home Vid eos Celeb rity Family Feud: AFC Defense The $100,000 Pyr a mid Two celeb ri - Match Game (N) (HD) ABC Co lum bia Paid Program Bones: The Man WOLO E25 512Highlights of the best home videos. vs NFC Of fense; AFC Of fense vs NFC ties battle in a word as so cia tion race News at 11 (HD) Sponsored. in the Outhouse (HD) De fense (N) (HD) against the clock. (N) (HD) (HD) An them The his toric role of Fran cis Dancing on the Edge Jazz group is Mas ter piece: Endeavour III: Prey Endeavor inves ti gates The Tun nel The killer calls to warn Grow ing a Barn Story WRJA E27 11 14 Scott Key’s “The Star-Spangled Ban- booked for another show. (N) (HD) the disap pear ance of a Dutch live-in nanny. (N) (HD) Hill ier about his next at tack in France. Greener World ner” is explored. (HD) (N) (HD) Gar den ing. (HD) The Simpsons: Bob’s Burgers The Simpsons: Brooklyn Fam ily Guy: The Last Man on WACH FOX News Ring of Honor Wrestling (N) (HD) The Big Bang The Big Bang WACH E57 66Fland Can yon Bob’s new friend. Cue De tec tive Nine-Nine: The Brokeback Earth: No Bull at 10 Nightly The ory Awk ward The ory Goth (HD) (HD) (HD) Mattress (HD) Swanson (HD) (HD) news report. hookup. (HD) night club. (HD) How I Met Your How I Met Your Movie Family Guy: The Fam ily Guy: Movie WKTC E63 422Mother (HD) Mother: Son Also Draws Brian: Portrait of a Splitsville (HD) Dog CABLE CHANNELS A&E 46 130 In ter ven tion: Dan iel M. Al co holic Inter ven tion: Then & Now: Tif fany In ter ven tion: T.J. A mother of three (:04) Escap ing Polyg amy: Kathy (:03) Escap ing Polyg amy: Ra chel (:01) In ter ven - abuses pain medi ca tion. (HD) Teen her oin ad dict. (N) (HD) with drug problems. (N) (HD) (HD) (HD) tion: Tif fany (HD) AMC 48 180 The Walking Dead: TS-19 Myste ri- Preacher: South Will Rise Again (HD) Preacher: Sundowner (N) (HD) Ride with Norman Reedus: Texas: Preacher: Sundowner (HD) Ride w/ Norman ous doctor. (HD) Twisted Sisters (N) (HD) (HD) ANPL 41 100 Alaskans Remote: Alone (HD) North Woods Law: On Hunt (N) (:01) North Woods Law (HD) (:02) Lone Star Law (HD) North Woods Law: Hunt (HD) North Wood aa aa BET 61 162 (6:00) Just Wright (‘10, Com edy) Queen Latifah. A tough phys ical Obsessed (‘09, Thriller) Idris Elba. A stock broker, who is a de voted husband, hires a temp worker, and she BET In spi ra tion ther apist be comes ro man ti cally involved with an NBA star. (HD) de vel ops an unpro fes sional fas ci nation for him and tries to se duce him. (HD) BRAVO 47 181 House wives of Or ange: Making Shahs of Sun set: Trou ble In Par adise Bravo First Looks House wives of Or ange: Mak ing The Real House wives of New York South ern Charm: Re union Part 1 Friends But Not Amends Rainforest escape. (N) Friends But Not Amends City: Steel Calzones CNBC 35 84 Shark Tank Invest ing dare. (HD) Shark Tank Unique pitches. (HD) Shark Tank (HD) Shark Tank (HD) Shark Tank Grilled cheese. (HD) Shark Tank CNN 33 80 The Hunt Girlfriend murdered. The Hunt Serial rapist. The Hunt with John Walsh (N) Declas si fied (N) (HD) The Hunt Serial rapist. The Hunt COM 57 136 (:15) Jeff Dunham: Spark of Insan ity Pre sented is a co me dic view of a va - Jeff Dunham: Unhinged in Holly - Joe Dirt 2: Beauti ful Loser (‘16) Joe is transported into the past and must journey back Brandy ri ety of is sues facing Amer ica. (HD) wood Ven tril o quist comic. (HD) and their fam ily. (HD) DISN 18 200 Stuck in the Mid- Stuck in the Mid- K.C. Under cover Bizaardvark: Back stage (HD) Girl Meets World BUNK’D (HD) Girl Meets World K.C. Under cover Bizaardvark: Back stage (HD) dle (HD) dle (HD) (HD) First! (HD) (HD) (HD) First! DSC 42 103 Wrath of a Great White (HD) Return of Monster Mako (N) The Killing Games (N) (HD) (:01) Naked and Afraid (N) (HD) (:02) The Killing Games (HD) Nkd & Afrd ESPN 26 35 Baseball Tonight: Sunday (HD) MLB Baseball: Mi ami Mar lins vs At lanta Braves from Fort Bragg, N.C. z{| (HD) SportsCenter (HD) ESPN2 27 39 O.J.: Made in America (HD) ESPN FC (HD) Col lege Base ball: from TD Ameritrade Park Omaha in Omaha, Neb. z{| (HD) UEFA Euro 2016: Team TBA at France (HD) FOOD 40 109 Guy’s Grocery Games (HD) Guy’s Grocery Games (N) (HD) Food Network Star (N) (HD) Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives (N) Diners, Drive-Ins & Dives (HD) Star (HD) FOXN 37 90 FOX Report Sunday (HD) Legends & Lies: Patri ots (N) Watters’: Summer Edition Hannity: Jihad in America (HD) Legends & Lies: Patri ots (HD) Watters’ aaaa FREE 20 131 (5:00) Cast Away (‘00, Drama) Tom For rest Gump (‘94, Drama) Tom Hanks. A slow-witted man with char acter and dig nity who trans forms Dead of Summer: Patience (HD) Joel Osteen Hanks. Man is stranded. (HD) the lives of those around him grows to adulthood amid the historic events of four decades. (HD) FSS 31 42 World Poker Tour no~ (HD) World Poker Tour no~ (HD) XTERRA USA Cham pi on ship World Poker Tour no} (HD) World Poker Tour no} (HD) Bull Riding aaa HALL 52 183 All Yours (‘16, Romance) Nicollette Sheridan. A lawyer hires a free-spir ited Love on the Sidelines (‘16, Ro mance) Em ily Kinney. Quar ter back’s Gold. Girl Over- Gold. Girl Gold. Girl City “manny” who ques tions her pri or i ties. (HD) per sonal as sis tant. (HD) com ing fears. coun cil race. HGTV 39 112 Hunt (HD) Hunt (HD) Hunt (HD) Hunt (HD) Mexico (HD) Mexico (HD) Hunt ers (HD) Hunt ers (HD) Hunt ers (HD) Hunt ers (HD) Mex ico (HD) HIST 45 110 Ameri can Pickers (HD) Ameri can Pickers (HD) Ameri can Pickers (HD) Ameri can Pickers (HD) (:03) Ameri can Pickers (HD) Am. Picker ION 13 160 Le ver age: The Cross My Heart Job Le ver age: The Queen’s Gambit Job Le ver age: The Ex per i men tal Job The Le ver age: The Of fice Job A doc u- Le ver age: The Girls’ Night Out Job An Le ver age (HD) Saving a dy ing girl. (HD) Chess match. (HD) col lege life. (HD) mentary gets in the way. (HD) elu sive thief. (HD) aac LIFE 50 145 Newly wed and Dead (‘15, Thriller) Shenae Grimes-Beech, Samantha Fer ris. (:02) My Life as a Dead Girl (‘14, Drama) Cassie Scerbo. A girl (:02) New ly wed and Dead (‘15, Thriller) Shenae (HD) steals her friend’s identity. (HD) Grimes-Beech, Samantha Fer ris. (HD) MSNBC 36 92 Lockup One last time. (HD) Lockup A teen boy in jail. (HD) Lockup Fail ure to appear. (HD) Lockup Vary ing sen tences. (HD) Lockup Maxi mum secu rity. (HD) Lockup (HD) NICK 16 210 Shak ers One Crazy Cruise (‘15, Fam ily) Sydney Park. Full House Full House Full House Full House Friends (HD) Friends (HD) Friends (HD) SPIKE 64 153 Bar Rescue (HD) Bar Rescue (HD) Bar Rescue Biker bar. (HD) Bar Rescue Bellevue, Neb. (HD) Bar Rescue New York bar. (HD) Bar Rescue aac aaa SYFY 58 152 (6:30) Clash of the Ti tans (‘10, Adven ture) Sam Worthington. A Constantine (‘05, Horror) Keanu Reeves. A psychic detec tive saves the world from be- Twilght Zn The Twilight Greek warrior battles monsters. ing con quered by the son of Satan. (HD) Zone: Night Call aaa aac TBS 24 156 (6:00) Talladega Nights: The Ballad Step Brothers (‘08, Comedy) Will Ferrell. Two grown men are Blades of Glory (‘07, Comedy) Will Ferrell. Ri val male skaters be - Grudge Match of Ricky Bobby (‘06) (HD) forced to share a bedroom when their parents get married. (HD) come the first all-male cou ple in pairs’ fig ure skat ing. (‘13) aaa (HD) aaac TCM 49 186 (6:15) Take Me Out to the Ball Barry Lyndon (‘75, Drama) Ryan O’Neal. A young Irish man pur sues suc cess among the Brit ish ar is toc - (:15) 2001: A Space Od yssey (‘68, Science Fic tion) Game (‘49, Mu si cal) Frank Si natra. racy in 18th-cen tury Eu rope, hav ing ad ven tures in love and war along the way. (HD) aaac Keir Dullea. A quest in space. (HD) TLC 43 157 My Gi ant Life (HD) My Gi ant Life: Extra Tall: Big Girl in a Tiny Chair (N) (HD) (:01) My Gi ant Life (HD) TNT 23 158 (6:00) Pirates of the Ca ribbean: On Stranger Tides (‘11, Ad ven ture) The Last Ship: Devil May Care (N) Murder in the First: Tropic of Can cer The Last Ship: Devil May Care (HD) Murder in the aaa Johnny Depp. Pi rate confused by woman from his past. (HD) (HD) (N) (HD) First (HD) TRUTV 38 129 Jok ers (HD) Jok ers (HD) Jok ers (HD) Jok ers (HD) Jok ers (HD) Jok ers (HD) Jok ers (HD) Jok ers (HD) Jok ers (HD) Jok ers (HD) Jok ers (HD) TVLAND 55 161 Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Reba (HD) Loves Ray. Loves Ray. Gaffigan (N) Gaffigan (HD) Queens (HD) Queens (HD) Queens (HD) USA 25 132 Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Law & Order: Special Victims Unit: Motive: The Van ish ing Po lice man Of - (:01) Law & Order: Special Vic tims (:01) Law & Or- Unsta ble Rape case. (HD) Won der land Story (HD) Glasgowman’s Wrath (HD) ficer’s sui cide. (N) (HD) Unit: Sig na ture (HD) der: SVU (HD) WE 68 166 CSI: Miami: Burned (HD) CSI: Miami: Kill Switch (HD) CSI: Miami: Born to Kill (HD) CSI: Miami (HD) CSI: Miami: Blood line (HD) CSI Mi ami WGN 8 172 Men Honor Air Force One (‘97, Thriller) aac Har ri son Ford. The Pres ident’s plane is hi jacked. (HD) Cops (HD) Cops (HD) Cops (HD) Cops (HD) ‘The Hunt’ casts animal predators in new light

BY LYNN ELBER mentaries. The same type of AP Television Writer stabilized camera and power- ful lens used on "Planet LOS ANGELES — Watching Earth" was employed for "The a polar bear stalking a doe- Hunt." eyed seal for a meal tends to Just a sampling of the put our warm feelings for the memorable images: the polar bear on ice. bear perched majestically But "The Hunt," a seven- atop a delicate ice outcrop- part documentary series from ping to scan the horizon for the creators of the landmark prey; rare underwater shots "Planet Earth," presents the of a blue whale's seven-min- case for reconsidering preda- ute feast; and wild dogs in hot tors as the bad guys of the pursuit of a wildebeest. natural world. The last was tracked by a That perspective — along camera mounted atop a vehi- with a focus on the gripping cle driving at 40-plus miles drama of the hunt and not the per hour alongside the fleeing grimness of the kill — makes African antelope, which the series distinctive. It debuts "makes you feel that you're 9 p.m. EDT Sunday on BBC another dog running in the America. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS pack," Fothergill said. "If you look at the history In this photo provided by BBC America, from “The Hunt,” a Thomson’s gazelle leaps away from a chee- The sense of place that of predator shows, they tend tah’s trip in Kenya. “The Hunt,” a seven-part documentary series from the creators of the landmark “Planet dominated "Planet Earth" and to be bite-y, bloody things," Earth,” presents the case for reconsidering predators as the bad guys of the natural world. "Frozen Planet" is not lost in said executive producer "The Hunt," Huw Cordey, who Alastair Fothergill. "The pred- worked on those films and is a ators are usually villains, and bra's fine," Fothergill said. viewing. (That doesn't include hunting and you realize she producer on "Hunt," said in a that's not only a little bit bor- "Lions quite often get their the body count racked up by has four 8-month-old cubs and statement. But it was time to ing but totally inaccurate. jaws smashed by the kicking the likes of humpback whales they will starve if she doesn't focus on animal behavior at Predators in the natural zebra. It's much harder for or insects; as Fothergill sees kill, then you're with the pred- its most compelling, Fother- world are the hardest-working predators to succeed than you it, it's "fur on fur" violence ator more," Fothergill said. gill said. animals in nature and usually would think." that generally spurs concern.) Besides the reliably impres- "Undoubtedly, the most dra- fail." With the number of kills de- Through its storytelling ap- sive narration of David Atten- matic, the most exciting, the As an example, he contrasts picted in "The Hunt" limited proach, "The Hunt" attempts borough, the documentary se- most dynamic behavior in the lions with the zebras that are to one or two per episode and to put each predator's quest in ries also captures scenes that natural world is the relation- among their plant-eating prey. carefully edited, he said, the context. are extraordinary even in an ship between predators and "If the grass grows, the ze- show is appropriate for family "When you see a cheetah era of stellar nature docu- prey," he said.

A REVIEW ‘Life, Animated’ is fascinating, excrutiating and uplifting film

BY JOCELYN NOVECK away." and over gave Owen a sense of starts, with amazing progress Kleenex for the graduation AP National Writer But once we wipe away the peace and comfort. and terrible setbacks, too. After scene — don't say we didn't tears from that devastating mo- But then one day, watching more years of disappointment, warn you!) and begin living on The most heartbreaking mo- ment when doctors diagnose "The Little Mermaid," the boy with Owen speaking mostly his own in an assisted-living ment in "Life, Animated," an little Owen Suskind with "re- who hadn't spoken in a year gibberish, he one day said to apartment. absorbing and ultimately exhil- gressive autism" — and raise suddenly said, "Juice-er-vose." his parents about his older "How does it feel?" Ron asks arating documentary about the the real possibility that he'll His stunned parents thought brother: "Walter doesn't want Owen about the impending journey of an autistic boy into never speak again — we're in he wanted juice, but he rejected to grow up, like Mowgli or move. "A little nervous, a little manhood, is hearing his par- for a fascinating, sometimes ex- it. Then they rewound the VHS Peter Pan." exciting," Owen says. Later, he ents describe their feelings as cruciating, uplifting and yes, tape. Owen was repeating a line That unlocked another dis- describes what "independence" they watched their healthy, even funny ride, thanks to di- from Ursula the sea witch: "It covery: Owen was thinking means to him: "Independence happy 3-year-old deteriorate rector Roger Ross Williams and won't cost you much. JUST complex thoughts. He just means great and fabulous!!" before their eyes, losing the of course Owen's devoted and YOUR VOICE." needed Disney characters to "Life, Animated," an Orchard ability to speak or interact. determined family. Ron Suskind recalls the mo- express them. His father began release, is rated PG by the Mo- "Somebody kidnapped my As you know if you read Ron ment with wonderment. "He's speaking to him as Iago, the tion Picture Association of son," thought his father, Ron Suskind's best-selling 2014 still in there," he remembers parrot in "Aladdin" voiced by America "for thematic ele- Suskind. book, it turned out that the an- thinking. And from that mo- Gilbert Gottfried. ments, and language including "I am just going to hold you swer to unlocking Owen's mind ment on, the Suskinds were on The film jumps back and a suggestive reference." Run- SO tight and love you SO lay in the magic of movies — a rescue mission, they say, "to forth in time, from Owen as a ning time: 89 minutes. Three much," thought his mother, animated Disney movies, that get inside this prison of autism, child to Owen as a 23-year-old, stars out of four. Cornelia Kennedy, "that what- is. The family already knew and pull him out." about to graduate from his spe- Definition of PG: Parental ever is going on will just go that watching these films over The story goes on, in fits and cial needs school (save some guidance suggested. A6 | SATURDAY, JULY 2, 2016 NATION THE SUMTER ITEM AP: Trump vetting VP choices Logs: Pulse victims

WASHINGTON (AP) — Pre- sumptive Republican presi- begged for help as dential nominee Donald Trump has begun formally vetting prospective vice presi- bodies went numb dential picks. The New York billionaire is considering former House GAINESVILLE, Fla. used to protect officers in Speaker Newt Gingrich and (AP) — Emergency call raids. New Jersey Gov. Chris Chris- logs released Thursday A minute later, another tie, among what he previously show that victims of the deputy advised that the described as a short list of Pulse shooting in Orlando gunfire coming from possible running mates. Their pleaded with sheriff's Pulse "sounds like an AK" inclusion was confirmed by deputies and dispatchers or "a long rifle." people with direct knowledge to save them as they de- "Shield will not stop of the vetting process who scribed losing their rifle fire," a dispatcher spoke on the condition of ano- breath and feeling their wrote. nymity because they were not bodies go numb from Throughout the ordeal, authorized to discuss the situ- their wounds. the sheriff's logs show ation publicly. Gunman Omar Ma- people pleaded for depu- Trump begins the vetting teen's rampage at the ties to come inside and process with less than three Pulse nightclub on June help. weeks before the start of the 12 left 49 people dead and "Pleading for deputies Republican National Conven- 53 injured before police to enter back entrance to tion, when he said he would fatally shot him after a club on NW corner. He is publicly unveil his pick. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS more-than-three-hour in the room on the west Gingrich and Christie, who Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich addresses the Conservative Po- standoff. It was the worst side of the building in a both received vetting paper- litical Action Conference annual meeting in National Harbor, Mary- mass shooting in recent closet in the back," the work in the last 24 hours, land, in March 2014. Presumptive Republican presidential nominee U.S. history. dispatcher wrote at 2:40. emerged as prominent Trump Donald Trump has begun formally vetting prospective vice presiden- In the most recent Several minutes earlier, allies in recent months, even tial picks. The New York billionaire is considering Gingrich, among batch of 911 logs released at 2:32:55, a dispatcher as the presumptive nominee what he previously described as a short list of possible running mates. by the Orange County wrote, "Compl(ainant) faced deep and sustained Gingrich’s inclusion was confirmed by a person involved in the vetting Sheriff's Department, dis- adv(ises) losing feeling in skepticism from many GOP process who spoke on the condition of anonymity because the person patchers describe calls her leg. . Just keeps say- leaders. Trump's relationship was not authorized to discuss the situation publicly. from multiple victims, in- ing I don't want to die with other would-be running cluding an 18-year-old today." mates was badly strained in er in chief. Tapping a political The Christie administration's woman who said "she is Numerous club-goers the bruising Republican pri- insider would also be a way more recent involvement in losing eyesight and feel- managed to escape from mary season, leaving him for Trump to signal a willing- the so-called "Bridgegate" po- ing in her body." Pulse during the three- with a small pool of willing ness to work with the party litical retribution scandal Orlando Police initially hour standoff, and first and qualified candidates. establishment he has thor- could complicate his 2016 responded to Pulse at responders managed to Trump on Thursday ac- oughly bashed even after prospects. 2:02 a.m., but when the pull some victims from knowledged Christie was emerging as the presumptive Gingrich, who ran for presi- police dispatch center be- the front of the club under consideration. nominee. dent in 2012, served as House came overwhelmed that when Mateen went into "I'm certainly looking at Many have already been speaker from 1995 to 1999. He night, overflow calls the back areas. him and I always will. Wheth- ruled out consideration, in- has political baggage as well, were sent to the Orange Still, neither the sher- er it's for that or something cluding Florida Gov. Rick having been married three County Sheriff's Depart- iff's call logs nor those re- else," Trump told conservative Scott and primary rival Marco times and lived in Washington ment's 911 call-receiving leased by Orlando police radio host Howie Carr. He Rubio, a Florida senator seek- for decades. center, said Sheriff's on Tuesday shed much later described Indiana Gov. ing re-election. Yet Trump has said he's Capt. Angelo Nieves. light on why police didn't Mike Pence as "somebody we "I have never sought, will looking for a running mate Also, 911 calls made by go in earlier. Records do respect a lot." not seek and do not want to be with a long history in the pub- parents and concerned show that for a time they Pence told Indiana report- considered for vice president," lic eye to help with the vetting friends outside of the Or- believed Mateen had ex- ers Thursday he hasn't spo- Rubio wrote on Facebook. process. lando area who were plosives. ken with Trump in several Trump said last month, and "For the most part they've communicating with vic- The sheriff's 911 logs weeks and referred questions has repeated in the weeks been vetted over the last 20 tims inside the club were show that at 2:51, dis- to the Trump campaign, since, that he preferred some- years. In other words, you routed to the sheriff's patchers were advised by which declined to comment one with political experience people have gone to every din- center that night. Orlando police that Ma- further on the vice presiden- to help him guide his agenda ner that they've ever attended, At 2:05 a.m. sheriff's teen said he had several tial search. through Washington. one way or another," Trump dispatchers first noted a bombs. While formal vetting did "I think that's good for a said. With a military or busi- "shooting inside Pulse At 4:29 a.m., dispatch- not begin until this week, number of reasons. No. 1, if ness person, he said, "the vet- nightclub, multiple peo- ers said, "A text advises Trump told The Associated you win, which hopefully we ting is a whole different story. ple down." By 2:10 a.m., the suspect is going to at- Press last month he'd nar- will. I want help with — you Whereas the politicians are, Orlando police had told tach 4 vests to 4 people in rowed his vice presidential know, I want a hand with leg- generally speaking, pretty deputies there was still different directionals in list to "a very good list of five islation, getting things well vetted." an active shooter inside, the club." or six people." through. And if you bring a Trump also said that he and sheriff's dispatchers The logs also show that His vice presidential pick business person — we don't wants to announce his pick at began receiving calls ammunition was found in could be crucial to easing the need another business per- the July GOP convention: "I from victims. a car on the north side of concerns of Republicans who son," Trump said. do think I don't want to make "Victim (says) her body the club's parking lot. worry about his lack of politi- Christie was vetted four a decision until the actual is going numb," a dis- Dispatchers also noted cal experience, as well as his years ago by 2012 nominee convention, not even before it. patcher wrote at 2:21 a.m. dozens of calls from fran- temperament to be command- Mitt Romney's research team. I mean until it." "Another subject called tic family members who in to advise she was in- were communicating with jured, sounded out of their loved ones inside. breath. Advised she was Some included refer- possibly in the bath- ences to small acts of room," another wrote at heroism amid the car- Attorney general regrets meeting with Bill Clinton 2:22 a.m. nage. "My (victim) is 18 years "(Mother) called in ref- WASHINGTON (AP) — Attorney General Phoenix might be seen as compromising the of age. ... she is losing erence to son ... in un- Loretta Lynch acknowledged Friday that her neutrality of the investigation, even though eyesight and feeling in known bathroom ... son meeting with Bill Clinton while his wife is she said the probe of Hillary Clinton was not her body," a dispatcher was shot, unknown where under federal investigation "cast a shadow" on discussed. wrote at 2:36 a.m. and is with a friend who the public's perception of a case playing heavi- Asked what she was thinking in permitting The logs show it took is a doctor trying to con- ly into the presidential campaign. the meeting to occur, she said, "I completely just minutes for law en- trol bleeding." "I certainly wouldn't do it again," Lynch said get that question, and I think it is the question forcement to know they Finally, at 5:14 a.m., of the meeting, which created immediate bi- of the day." were dealing with a sheriff's dispatchers partisan angst and underscored the political The outcome of the investigation is bound to shooter carrying a high- noted that Orlando police consequences of the FBI-led probe into the for- influence the presidential campaign, whether powered weapon, and were reporting shots mer secretary of state's email. to Clinton's benefit if she emerges unscathed that normal protections fired in the north bath- Lynch hastened to add that she would follow or Republican rival Donald Trump in the event weren't an option. room where Mateen was the recommendations of career prosecutors on that she or anyone close to her winds up prose- At 2:17 a.m., a dispatch- located. whether to file criminal charges in the case, cuted. Bill Clinton's approach of the attorney er wrote that units "need "Confirmed suspect is removing herself from that decision. general also could reinforce suspicions that shields," referring to bul- down," they wrote at 5:31 Her statements were aimed at tamping down the Clintons play by different rules than any- letproof armored shields a.m. concerns that the investigation could be politi- one else and aggravate questions of trust that cally tainted or that Lynch, an Obama admin- already hang over Hillary Clinton in the minds istration appointee, might overrule the find- of some voters. Cash in a FLASH! ings of agents and prosecutors who have spent Trump tweeted that "Bill's meeting was We Buy: Gold & Silver Jewelry, Silver Coins months looking into the possible mishandling probably initiated and demanded by Hillary," & Collections, Sterling/.925, Diamonds, of classified information on the private email without offering evidence of that. 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BY ANDREW TAYLOR with an overall bill to fund the The Associated Press fight against the Zika virus. "Republicans even used this WASHINGTON — A year ... listen to this one — to block after South Carolina removed the prohibition of Confederate the Confederate flag from its flags on federal facilities," said capitol grounds, official Wash- top Senate Democrat Harry ington is struggling with fur- Reid of Nevada. ther restrictions on the flag's Reid mentioned the flag fight display on federal property, in- every day this week, often cluding in the U.S. Capitol muddying the facts. complex. On Monday, he accused Re- The National Park Service, publicans of allowing the flag the Department of Veterans to fly over "any veterans' facili- Affairs and the Army have ty," which would include hos- longstanding guidelines for its pitals and clinics. On Tuesday, cemeteries that permit dis- he claimed that there is al- play of the Confederate flag ready an "order in effect say- one or two days a year. This is ing you can't fly the flag on particularly true in Southern military cemeteries" and said states that celebrate Confeder- Republicans would rescind it. ate Memorial Day, giving de- Congressional Democrats scendants of Southern sol- have not pressed the White diers the chance to use the House on this issue. Unlike of- flag to commemorate their an- ficial rulemaking, which re- cestors. quires public feedback and can Last week, Republicans qui- take years, guidelines on the etly dumped a provision pre- flag can be swiftly changed by venting the flag from being agency officials who answer to flown over mass graves of the White House. Confederate soldiers from The White House seemed broader legislation to fund the surprised when asked about Department of Veterans Af- it this week. fairs. Flag displays would still "I'm not aware of any execu- have been allowed over the tive action that's being con- graves of individual soldiers. templated," White House The move angered Demo- press secretary Josh Earnest crats, especially because both said Tuesday. The White House Republicans and Demo- House followed up with a re- crats had voted in May for the sponse detailing the limited provision. Further complicat- circumstances in which the ing the issue is that the flag flag can be displayed in VA provision had been combined cemeteries. PHOTO PROVIDED BY MARK OLENSKI Sumter resident Charley Boulware, left, greets the current Wofford mascot, Boss, during a basketball game at the Spartanburg liberal arts college.

personality was the perfect the field for six months. MASCOT fit for the college’s inaugu- Charley stayed with his men FROM PAGE A1 ral mascot. the whole year. That’s the “Charley’s father and kind of loyalty he has and across the field and got his grandfather were Wofford the kind of person he is,” rifle. The mountaineer start- graduates. His father was a Proctor says. ed chasing Charley, and Methodist minister, and These days Boulware is re- Charley turned and pretend- Charley was a preacher’s tired. He and his wife, Di- ed to shoot him. We lost the kid in every sense of the anne, live in Sumter but game pretty badly, so that word,” Proctor says. “Many often go to Spartanburg dur- scene was the highlight.” stories could be written ing the week to care for their Boulware has a “dim rec- about the college’s first 15-month-old grandson, Der- ollection” of climbing the mascot, but most should ham Cole III. Being so close goal post while the other not. He was a rascal.” to Wofford again allows team was driving. Proctor also says Boul- Boulware to take in several THE ASSOCIATED PRESS “Someone managed to get ware was a hero. He earned football games a year and The Mississippi state flag is displayed with the banners of other me down before I hurt my- two Bronze Star Medals most home basketball American states, territories and commonwealths above a walkway in self,” he says. “I hope the with V device for valor dur- games. He enjoys watching the tunnel from the Capitol Building to the Dirksen Senate Office statute of limitations has ing Vietnam. Boss, the current mascot. Building in Washington on Friday. A year after South Carolina re- run out on the trouble I got “I’ve heard that it was the “In the stands and on the moved the Confederate flag from its capitol grounds, official Wash- myself into.” practice, whenever possible, field, he does a great job,” ington is struggling with further restrictions on the flag’s display on Proctor says Boulware’s for officers to only stay in Boulware says. federal property, including the U.S. Capitol complex.

ments, the purchase had to go through. VICTIMS FROM PAGE A1 Congress has limited federal back- BAKER FROM PAGE A1 ground checks to three days, although flag's removal from many places of states can extend this window. of disadvantaged students. first week, some parents honor. South Carolina legislators filed a num- Baker said the state’s gener- began pulling their students Law enforcement agencies have ac- ber of bills to increase the window after al assembly provided funding out of the program because of knowledged since last summer that mis- the shootings, but none advanced. The for summer reading camps summer vacation or other takes were made involving Roof's April Senate Judiciary chairman ultimately that are taking place in the reasons,” Baker said. “We 2015 gun purchase. FBI Director James promised a hearing this summer, but it school district through July have to get that parent buy Comey has said the transaction should still hasn't been scheduled. 15. in.” have been denied, and he promised a full The FBI makes about 58,000 checks on The district has summer The General Assembly review. a typical day, handled by about 500 people reading camps at three made only a one-year commit- Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon at a call center. The agency has reported locations,Wilder Elementary, ment for the summer reading told the AP that a jail clerk entered in- that about 2 percent of the checks end Cherryvale Elementary and programs, he said. correct information for Roof's February without enough information to give an Pocalla Springs Elementary “The summer program is a 2015 drug arrest, and that while the mis- answer. schools. good start, but it’s just not take was noticed within days, it wasn't Roof is in jail pending death penalty The district’s first-grade long enough,” Baker said. “As fixed in a state database. trials in both state and federal court on students, who tested low in individual school districts, So when Roof sought to buy the gun two charges including murder and hate reading, were selected for the we’re going to have to pick up months later, an FBI examiner spotted the crimes. His federal trial is scheduled for program. a lot of slack to see those chil- arrest but called the wrong agency to get November, but state prosecutors want “We identified the students, dren succeed throughout the his record. Without the necessary docu- their case to start first. but we noticed that after the whole school year.”

at her residence, 1588 Dozier- Health Tuomey. and Suzanne Carroll; five Mallett Road, Manning. Born on Feb. 9, 1948, in grandchildren; one great- OBITUARIES She was born on April 5, Clarendon County, he was a grandson; a host of nieces, CHARLES WATSON JR. son, both of Sumter; a 1951, in Manning, a daughter son of the late Richard O. and nephews, family members brother, Stan Humphries of the late Evans Sr. and Katie Daisy Harvin Pearson. and friends. Charles Watson Jr., 64, died and his wife, Keiko Held Mallett Davis. The family is receiving rel- Funeral services will be on Wednesday, June 29, 2016, Humphries, of Conyers, The family is receiving atives and friends at the held at 3 p.m. on Sunday at in Austin, Texas. Georgia; and two nieces, friends at the residence. home of his son, Gastonio the John Wesley Williams Sr. Born in Sumter County, he Stephanie H. Bradley and These services have been Pearson, 3355 Kim St., Dal- Memorial Chapel, Williams was a son of the late Charles Kaylee Humphries. entrusted to Samuels Funeral zell. Funeral Home Inc., 821 N. Sr. and Ronetta Bracey Watson. The family will receive Home LLC of Manning. Funeral plans will be an- Main St., Sumter, with Min- The arrangements are friends from 1 to 3 p.m. today nounced by Community Fu- ister Jake Sanders officiat- being handled by All Faiths at Elmore Hill McCreight Fu- LASH BETHEA neral Home of Sumter. ing. Funeral Services of Austin. neral Home & Crematory. Lash Bethea, 60, died on The procession will leave at Online condolences may be Friday, July 1, 2016, at his PEARLIE C. HAYNESWORTH 2 p.m. from the home of her VINCENT T. HUMPHRIES sent to www.sumterfunerals. home. Pearlie Carroll Haynes- sister, Mazie Jackson, 6350 Vincent Todd Humphries, com Born on Feb. 18, 1956, in Lee worth, 65, entered into eternal Camden Highway, Rembert. 55, died on Thursday, June 30, Elmore Hill McCreight Fu- County, he was a son of rest on Saturday, June 25, Flower bearers and pall- 2016, at the Medical Universi- neral Home & Crematory, 221 James William and Rosa 2016, at Palmetto Health Tu- bearers will be family and ty of South Carolina in Broad St., Sumter, is in charge Hough Bethea. omey. friends. Charleston. of the arrangements, (803) The family is receiving Born on Sept. 28, 1950, in Burial will be in Union Bap- Born in Little Rock, Ar- 775-9386. friends and relatives at the Sumter County, she was a tist Churchyard Cemetery, kansas, he was a son of Rob- home, 112 Albert Spears daughter of Ben Carroll and Rembert. ert Derrill Humphries and Drive, Sumter. the late Susie Simon Car- Online memorial messages the late Judy Lee Rinehart Funeral arrangements are roll. may be sent to the family at Humphries. Mr. Humphries incomplete and will be an- She is survived by her hus- [email protected]. was retired from the S.C. nounced by Williams Funeral band, Lesley Haynesworth com. Department of Social Ser- Home Inc. Jr.; four daughters, Susie Visit us on the web at vices. Joanne Stuckey, Patricia www.williamsfuneralho- Surviving are two daugh- GASTON PEARSON Anne Wiley, Angela Michele meinc.com ters, Laura H. Burleson and LILLIE DAVIS Gaston Pearson, 68, hus- Carroll and Amy Melissa Services directed by the Karen Humphries, both of band of Shirley Ann Pearson, Carroll; one brother, Albert staff and management of Wil- Sumter; two grandchildren, MANNING — Lillie Davis, entered eternal rest on Friday, Carroll; three sisters, Mazie liams Funeral Home Inc., 821 Addyson and Ayden Burle- 65, died on Friday, July 1, 2016, July 1, 2016, at Palmetto Jackson, Catherine Wilson N. Main St., Sumter. A8 | SATURDAY, JULY 2, 2016 DAILY PLANNER THE SUMTER ITEM

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American Legion baseball Camden Hard to swallow locks up P-15’s leave six runners in scoring position in final four at bats in 4-3, 10-inning loss to Post 1 2nd for playoffs Defeats Manning 6-5 in 10 innings By TOM DIDATO Special to The Sumter Item

CAMDEN — Camden Post 17 got itself into a mess in the bottom of the ninth inning of its American Legion baseall game against Manning-Santee Post 68 on Thursday at Ameri- can Legion Park. It got itself out of trouble in the bottom of the 10th though and by doing so saved League III from the possibility of a 3-way tie for second place behind Sumter. After seeing visiting Man- ning-Santee rally from a 5-2 deficit to knot things at 5-5 with a 3-run top of the ninth, Camden used John Bailey’s bases- loaded walk with no outs in the 10th to walk off with a 6-5 victory over Post 68. The victory sewed up second place in League III for Post 17 (7-4). If Camden had dropped its game against Manning and fallen to Orangeburg on Fri- day, there would have been a 3-way tie for second. RICK CARPENTER/THE SUMTER ITEM As for Camden, the last Sumter’s Dawson Price makes contact during the P-15’s 4-3 loss to Florence on Friday at Riley Park. thing which first-year head coach Tyler Pike wanted was for his team to hit the road By DENNIS BRUNSON needing to beat Orangeburg in [email protected] order to lock up the runner-up spot in League III and not have The Sumter P-15’s had a much better home field advantage for the showing on the scoreboard in their sec- first round of the state playoffs ond American Legion baseball game which begin on Tuesday. against Florence Post 1 on Friday at “This was real important,” Riley Park. Pike said after his team Sumter lost 4-3 in 10 innings to Post 1 knocked off Post 68 for the sec- on Friday after going down 10-0 in ond time in three meetings seven innings last month in Florence. this season. “You don’t want to However, this one may have hurt much go down (to Orangeburg) hav- worse. ing that type of pressure on The P-15’s left nine runners on base, one game. This was huge for eight of them in scoring, including six us. We can go into Orangeburg over the last four innings. RICK CARPENTER/THE SUMTER ITEM nice and relaxed and just go Sumter, which fell to 17-4 on the sea- Sumter’s Todd Larrimer gets a face full of dirt as he safely slides into second base for a out and play baseball.” son, had runners on second and third double as Florence second baseman Justin Thompson awaits the throw. Relaxed was definitely not in with one out in the seventh and the Camden’s vocabulary in the bases loaded with no outs in the eighth against Lindsey Robinson, the seventh had runners on second and third with top of the ninth. and failed to score either time. pitcher of the game for Post 1. Robin- one out. Robinson got out of the jam by Starter Devin Beckley left Florence, which improved to 25-2, led son struck out Caleb Larrimore before striking out Brandon Spittle and Daw- with a 4-2 lead after seven in- 3-2 entering the bottom of the seventh. Ryan Moore put down a bunt to move son Price. nings of work in which the Sumter tied the game thanks to a Flor- the runners. However, catcher Benj For the first time in the game, the right-hander allowed five hits ence error, but it could have had much Jones made a bad throw and William- pitcher who completed the previous in- while striking out five. Reliev- more. son came around to score to make it ning for Post 1 came out to start the er Bradwin Salmond came on Rylan Williamson led off with a sin- 3-3. gle and Tradd James drew a walk After Moore stole second, the P-15’s See P-15’s, Page B3 See Camden, Page B3

Coastal Carolina baseball Auto racing Chanticleer’s title brings closure Biffle wins 1st pole after disappointing end of 2010 since 2012 following strong Daytona run By ERIC OLSON The Associated Press By JENNA FRYER OMAHA, Neb. — Until this The Associated Press week, Gary Gilmore didn’t know if he would ever have as DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — Ford found some good a Coastal Carolina team extra power at one of NASCAR’s fastest tracks as he did in 2010. That 55-win — enough to put Greg Biffle on the pole for the club was the No. 4 national first time in almost four years. seed for the NCAA Tourna- Biffle led a Ford contingent to a ment but lost a pair of one-run strong showing in qualifying for games to South Carolina in Saturday night’s race at Daytona super regionals. International Speedway to earn For six years, Gilmore was the top starting spot. dogged by memories of watch- He was one of seven Ford drivers ing the Gamecocks celebrate to qualify in the top 14 at a track on his home field before they Biffle where Toyota used teamwork to went on to win the first of two win the Daytona 500 in February. straight national champion- Biffle was the last car to make a lap in Friday ships. night’s qualifying session and earned the top “Losing in 2010 was the The Associated Press starting spot with a speed of 192.995 mph in his hardest gut-wrenching loss of Coastal Carolina’s G.K. Young hits a 2-run home run in the sixth inning of the Roush Fenway Racing Ford. Chanticleers’ 4-3 victory over Arizona in the deciding game of the College World See Title, Page B2 Series final on Thursday in Omaha, Neb. See Daytona, Page B4 B2 | Saturday, July 2, 2016 sports The SUMTER ITEM

Wimbledon Scoreboard Friday’s Games TV, RADIO Cincinnati at Washington, 6:05 p.m. Kansas City at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. TODAY Chicago Cubs at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. 6:30 a.m. – International Cycling: Tour Miami at Atlanta, 7:35 p.m. de France Stage One from Utah Beach Milwaukee at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Sainte-Marie-Du-Mont, France (NBC San Francisco at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. SPORTS NETWORK). Pittsburgh at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. 7:30 a.m. – Professional Golf: Europe- Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. an PGA Tour Open de France Third N.Y. Yankees at San Diego, 10:40 p.m. Round from Paris (GOLF). 8 a.m. – Formula One Racing: Austrian Saturday’s Games Grand Prix Pole Qualifying from Spiel- Milwaukee at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. berg, Austria (CNBC). Miami at Atlanta, 4:10 p.m. 8 a.m. – Professional Tennis: Wimble- Kansas City at Philadelphia, 5:50 p.m. don Men’s and Women’s Third-Round Chicago Cubs at N.Y. Mets, 7:15 p.m. Matches from London (ESPN). Cincinnati at Washington, 7:15 p.m. 9 a.m. – NBA Basketball: NBA Summer Pittsburgh at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. League Game from Orlando, Fla. – Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Dallas vs. Oklahoma City (NBA TV). N.Y. Yankees at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. 11 a.m. – NBA Basketball: NBA Summer San Francisco at Arizona, 10:10 p.m. League Game from Orlando, Fla. – Charlotte vs. Orlando White (NBA TV). Sunday’s Games Noon – PGA Golf: WGC Bridgestone Chicago Cubs at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. Invitational Third Round from Akron, Cincinnati at Washington, 1:35 p.m. Ohio (GOLF). Kansas City at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. 1 p.m. – Professional Tennis: Wimble- Milwaukee at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. don Men’s and Women’s Third-Round Pittsburgh at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Matches from London (ESPN). Colorado at L.A. Dodgers, 4:10 p.m. 1 p.m. – Major League Baseball: Cleve- San Francisco at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. land at Toronto or Milwaukee at St. N.Y. Yankees at San Diego, 4:40 p.m. Louis (MLB NETWORK). Miami at Atlanta, 8:05 p.m. 1 p.m. – NBA Basketball: NBA Summer League Game from Orlando, Fla. – In- diana vs. Orlando Blue (NBA TV). 2 p.m. – International Track and Field: WNBA standings U.S. Olympic Trials from Eugene, Ore. (WIS 10). By The Associated Press 2 p.m. – PGA Golf: WGC Bridgestone Invitational Third Round from Akron, EASTERN CONFERENCE W L Pct GB The Associated Press Ohio (WLTX 19). New York 11 5 .688 — 2:30 p.m. – International Soccer: UEFA Serena Williams celebrates a point against Christina McHale during their Wimbledon singles match Washington 9 8 .529 2½ Europa 2016 Quarterfinal Match from Atlanta 8 8 .500 3 Bordeaux, France – Germany vs. Italy on Friday in London. Williams rallied to win 6-7 (7), 6-2, 6-4. Indiana 7 9 .438 4 (ESPN2). Chicago 6 9 .400 4½ 3 p.m. – Women’s International Bas- Connecticut 3 13 .188 8 ketball: FIBA U-17 Women’s World Championship Final Game from Zara- WESTERN CONFERENCE goza, Spain (ESPNU). W L Pct GB 3 p.m. – NBA Basketball: NBA Summer Los Angeles 15 1 .938 — Serena barely survives; League Game from Orlando, Fla. – Minnesota 13 3 .813 2 New York vs. Detroit (NBA TV). Dallas 8 9 .471 7½ 4 p.m. – Major League Baseball: Miami Phoenix 7 9 .438 8 at Atlanta (FOX SPORTSOUTH, WPUB- Seattle 6 10 .375 9 FM 102.7). San Antonio 3 12 .200 11½ 4 p.m. – LPGA Golf: Portland Classic Third Round from Portland, Ore. Thursday’s Games (GOLF). Los Angeles 84, Atlanta 75 5 p.m. – NBA Basketball: NBA Summer Dallas 83, Seattle 78 Djokovic catches break League Game from Orlando, Fla. – Los Angeles Clippers vs. Miami (NBA TV). Friday’s Games 5 p.m. – International Athletics: U.S. San Antonio at Indiana, 7 p.m. Olympic Trials – Decathlon from Eu- By HOWARD FENDRICH rived, of all times, right as got really lucky on some Washington at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. gene, Ore., and Swimming from New York at Phoenix, 10 p.m. The Associated Press she held a match point. But shots.” Omaha, Neb. (NBC SPORTS NETWORK). 5:30 p.m. – Girls High School Lacrosse: Saturday’s Games Venus, owner of five titles at The most shocking devel- Under Armour All-America Girls Game San Antonio at Minnesota, 8 p.m. LONDON — Dismayed at from Towson, Md. (ESPNU). Connecticut at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. the All England Club, perse- opment Friday was what 7 p.m. – Major League Baseball: Chica- dropping the first set after vered, too, barely getting was going on in Novak go Cubs at New York Mets (WACH 57). Sunday’s Games being a single point from past 29th-seeded Daria Djokovic’s third-rounder 7 p.m. – PGA Golf: Barracuda Champi- New York at Los Angeles, 5 p.m. onship Third Round from Reno, Nev. Phoenix at Atlanta, 6 p.m. taking it, Serena Williams Kasatkina 7-5, 4-6, 10-8 to be- against 28th-seeded Sam (GOLF). 7 p.m. – International Swimming: U.S. sat in her Centre Court side- come one of only two Querrey of the U.S. before it Olympic Trials from Omaha, Neb. line chair and cracked her women already into the was suspended because of (NBC SPORTS NETWORK). Golf 7:30 p.m. – MLL Lacrosse: New York at racket against the turf once, fourth round. showers in the evening. Chesapeake (FOX SPORTS SOUTH- By The Associated Press twice, three times, four. “You see a winner go by Djokovic, owner of a 30- EAST). 7:45 p.m. – NASCAR Racing: Sprint PGA Then she casually flung you, and a lob go in, and match Grand Slam winning Cup Series Coke Zero 400 from Day- World Golf Championships- the racket, hurling it so far you’re like, ‘My god, what’s streak that includes the past tona Beach, Fla. (WIS 10). Bridgestone Invitational Par Scores 8 p.m. – High School Lacrosse: Under Friday behind her that it landed in next?”’ said Venus, who at four major titles, allowed Armour All-America Boys Game from At Firestone Country Club the lap of a TV cameraman 36 is the oldest woman in Querrey to seize the first Towson, Md. (ESPNU). (South Course) 8 a.m. – NBA Basketball: NBA Summer Akron, Ohio filming her second-round the field and has played two sets 7-6 (6), 6-1 during League Game from Orlando, Fla. – Purse: $9.5 million match against 65th-ranked about 61/2 hours of tennis in their 72 minutes of action. Dallas vs. Oklahoma City (NBA TV). Yardage: 7,400; Par 70 8 p.m. – International Swimming: U.S. Second Round American Christina McHale. the past two days, including Given the way things were Olympic Trials from Omaha, Neb. Jason Day 67-69—136 -4 Williams recovered to singles and doubles. going for the No. 1-seeded (NBC SPORTS NETWORK). 9 p.m. – Professional Boxing: Jamel David Lingmerth 70-67—137 -3 force a third set, only to fall Of the way things went for Djokovic, he had to be Herring vs. Denis Shafikov in a Light- William McGirt 64-74—138 -2 Emiliano Grillo 67-71—138 -2 behind yet again Friday, her Friday, including the in- thrilled that the match was weight Bout and Patrick Szymanski vs. Wilky Campfort in a Middleweight Scott Piercy 69-69—138 -2 perilously close to what terruption at match point halted, giving him a night to Bout from Reading, Pa. (ESPN). Justin Thomas 70-69—139 -1 Kevin Kisner 69-70—139 -1 would have been the six- while she led 5-4 in the third rest and regroup. 9:20 p.m. – International Soccer: Mex- ico vs. Nigeria (UNIVISION). Jordan Spieth 68-71—139 -1 time champion’s earliest exit and Kasatkina served at 30- Only one man managed to 10 p.m. – Major League Baseball: New Adam Scott 71-68—139 -1 Brian Stuard 71-69—140 E in 17 Wimbledons. 40, Venus said: “It was like a York Yankees at San Diego (FOX move his way into the fourth SPORTS 1). Kevin Na 71-69—140 E But as she herself de- Hollywood script.” Young-han Song 70-70—140 E round: Roger Federer. He Jimmy Walker 67-73—140 E clared afterward: “Mentally, Serena’s mood soured got to play in the main stadi- K.T. Kim 74-67—141 +1 MLB Standings Rickie Fowler 68-73—141 +1 no one can break me.” when she had a set point in um, with the roof overhead, Charl Schwartzel 72-69—141 +1 Eventually, the top-ranked the first and appeared to and easily beat Britain’s By The Associated Press Bubba Watson 72-69—141 +1 Branden Grace 69-72—141 +1 Williams did indeed come have converted it, until Daniel Evans 6-4, 6-2, 6-2. AMERICAN League Kevin Chappell 71-70—141 +1 through, edging McHale 6-7 McHale — who’s never been Four other third-round East Division Charley Hoffman 68-73—141 +1 (7), 6-2, 6-4 for a thrill-a-min- W L Pct GB Matt Kuchar 69-72—141 +1 past the third round at a men’s matches were sus- Baltimore 47 31 .603 — Paul Casey 70-72—142 +2 ute victory at a tournament major — successfully chal- pended in progress. Worst Boston 42 36 .538 5 Brandt Snedeker 70-72—142 +2 Toronto 43 38 .531 5½ Dustin Johnson 69-73—142 +2 so rain drenched this week lenged the call that her shot of all, from a scheduling New York 39 39 .500 8 Anirban Lahiri 68-74—142 +2 that matches will be sched- landed out. From there, standpoint, one second- Tampa Bay 33 45 .423 14 Harris English 69-73—142 +2 George Coetzee 71-72—143 +3 uled on the middle Sunday McHale played aggressively, round men’s match is still Central Division Smylie Kaufman 75-68—143 +3 for only the fourth time in and when she grabbed that not finished, with No. 24 Al- W L Pct GB Phil Mickelson 73-70—143 +3 Cleveland 48 30 .615 — Chris Kirk 75-69—144 +4 139 years. set, Serena took out her exander Zverev locked in a Kansas City 42 36 .538 6 Vaughn Taylor 69-75—144 +4 The dramatics of Wil- frustration on her racket. fifth set against Mikhail Detroit 41 38 .519 7½ Billy Hurley III 69-75—144 +4 Chicago 40 39 .506 8½ Matt Jones 74-70—144 +4 liams’ match, which con- “I was just really, really, Youzhny. And three second- Minnesota 25 53 .321 23 Justin Rose 69-76—145 +5 cluded with the main stadi- really angry. I had a lot of round women’s matches are West Division Kiradech Aphibarnrat 70-76—146 +6 W L Pct GB Marcus Fraser 73-73—146 +6 um’s retractable roof closed, chances,” said Serena, who also pending. Texas 51 29 .638 — Jim Furyk 74-72—146 +6 were equaled by those of acknowledged she faces a That is why officials decid- Houston 42 37 .532 8½ Bill Haas 74-72—146 +6 Seattle 40 39 .506 10½ Jim Herman 73-73—146 +6 her older sister Venus: She fine for her display and ed to scrap the traditional Oakland 35 44 .443 15½ J.B. Holmes 73-73—146 +6 had to wait out three rain joked that she needed to rest day on the first Sunday, Los Angeles 32 47 .405 18½ Zach Johnson 72-74—146 +6 Fabian Gomez 74-73—147 +7 delays, including one of reach her racket-smashing something that was done Thursday’s Games Jason Dufner 71-76—147 +7 more than an hour that ar- quota for the season. “She only in 1991, 1997 and 2004. N.Y. Yankees 2, Texas 1 Byeong Hun An 76-71—147 +7 Chicago White Sox 6, Minnesota 5 James Hahn 75-72—147 +7 Cleveland 4, Toronto 1 Louis Oosthuizen 71-76—147 +7 Detroit 10, Tampa Bay 7 Marc Leishman 76-72—148 +8 Kansas City 4, St. Louis 2 Shane Lowry 76-72—148 +8 San Francisco 12, Oakland 6 Andrew Johnston 70-78—148 +8 Seattle 5, Baltimore 3 Soren Kjeldsen 72-76—148 +8 Patrick Reed 74-75—149 +9 Michael Paez and third The Chanticleers led the Friday’s Games Danny Lee 78-71—149 +9 Title baseman Zach Remillard nation in home runs but had Cleveland at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Hideki Matsuyama 70-79—149 +9 Kansas City at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Russell Knox 74-75—149 +9 From Page B1 were taken in the first 10 just two in eight games at Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Nathan Holman 77-73—150 +10 rounds, and four others TD Ameritrade Park. They L.A. Angels at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Michio Matsumura 79-74—153 +13 Chi. White Sox at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Steven Bowditch 82-72—154 +14 my life,” he said. were selected between the found other ways to win, Texas at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Yosuke Tsukada 78-78—156 +16 On Thursday, Gilmore 27th and 34th rounds. taking advantage of the spa- Pittsburgh at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Baltimore at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. LPGA was holding the champion- “Our motto has been ‘self- cious outfield to hit 14 dou- N.Y. Yankees at San Diego, 10:40 p.m. Cambia Portland Classic Par Scores Thursday ship trophy. He and his less and relentless’ for the bles, moving runners along Saturday’s Games At Columbia Edgewater CC Chanticleers won their last two years. It’s on the with the bunt and getting Cleveland at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Portland, Ore. Texas at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. Purse: $1.3 million school’s first national title carpet in our locker room,” the timely hit. Chi. White Sox at Houston, 4:10 p.m. Yardage: 6,476; Par: 72 (36-36) in any sport, validation for pitcher Alex Cunningham They leaned heavily on a Detroit at Tampa Bay, 4:10 p.m. First Round Kansas City at Philadelphia, 5:50 p.m. a-denotes amateur a baseball program that said. “Coach Gilmore, he’s pitching staff whose com- L.A. Angels at Boston, 7:15 p.m. ranks eighth in wins since literally the epitome of that. petitiveness trumped its Pittsburgh at Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Brooke M. Henderson 32-33—65 -7 Baltimore at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Angela Stanford 33-34—67 -5 2000 but until this year He embodies it in every- lack of elite talent and N.Y. Yankees at San Diego, 10:10 p.m. Demi Runas 35-32—67 -5 couldn’t break through to thing he does.” depth. Mariajo Uribe 34-33—67 -5 Sunday’s Games Jaye Marie Green 33-35—68 -4 make the College World Se- This year’s team ran CWS Most Outstanding Cleveland at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Carlota Ciganda 34-34—68 -4 ries. away with the Big South Player Andrew Beck, who Detroit at Tampa Bay, 1:10 p.m. Ayako Uehara 36-32—68 -4 Kansas City at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. Daniela Iacobelli 35-33—68 -4 Their 4-3 victory over Ari- Conference title but had to led the nation with 15 wins, L.A. Angels at Boston, 1:35 p.m. Suzann Pettersen 33-36—69 -3 zona in the deciding Game 3 make some narrow escapes pitched two complete games Chi. White Sox at Houston, 2:10 p.m. Sarah Jane Smith 37-32—69 -3 Texas at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. Lee-Anne Pace 35-34—69 -3 of the finals was their 41st to reach Omaha. The Chan- in bracket play and started Pittsburgh at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Briana Mao 35-34—69 -3 in 50 games and gave them a ticleers were down to their Game 3 of the finals. Mike Baltimore at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Jiayi Zhou 35-34—69 -3 N.Y. Yankees at San Diego, 4:40 p.m. Christel Boeljon 35-35—70 -2 nation-leading 54 wins last strike in the regional Morrison stepped out of his Wei-Ling Hsu 36-34—70 -2 National League Chella Choi 34-36—70 -2 against 18 losses. final at North Carolina closer’s role to make his Pernilla Lindberg 36-34—70 -2 Though Gilmore liked this State before finishing a first start of the season in East Division Yani Tseng 36-34—70 -2 W L Pct GB Megan Khang 35-35—70 -2 team coming into the sea- ninth-inning comeback to Game 2 of the finals and Washington 48 32 .600 — P.K. Kongkraphan 36-34—70 -2 son, he didn’t necessarily advance. struck out 10 in 6 2/3 in- New York 41 37 .526 6 Gaby Lopez 36-34—70 -2 Miami 41 38 .519 6½ Anna Nordqvist 34-36—70 -2 see a national championship Second baseman Seth nings, both career highs. Philadelphia 35 45 .438 13 Vicky Hurst 33-37—70 -2 coming. Lancaster, who delivered the Zack Hopeck was a hard- Atlanta 27 52 .342 20½ a-Mariel Galdiano 34-36—70 -2 “I didn’t think we were winning hit in the regional luck loser in a finals opener Central Division Prima Thammaraks 35-35—70 -2 W L Pct GB Lee Lopez 34-37—71 -1 where we were in just sheer final, was lost for the season in which the Chanticleers Chicago 51 27 .654 — Joanna Klatten 34-37—71 -1 Dani Holmqvist 36-35—71 -1 talent in 2010,” Gilmore in the super regional at LSU couldn’t solve JC Cloney, St. Louis 40 38 .513 11 Pittsburgh 38 41 .481 13½ Mo Martin 36-35—71 -1 said, “but I thought we were because of a torn knee liga- who pitched a complete- Milwaukee 35 43 .449 16 Tiffany Joh 35-36—71 -1 Cincinnati 29 51 .363 23 Annie Park 36-35—71 -1 probably the second most ment. The Chanticleers game shutout. Cheyenne Woods 35-36—71 -1 talented team I had coached swept the Tigers in one of “This group just somehow West Division Holly Clyburn 33-38—71 -1 W L Pct GB Karine Icher 35-36—71 -1 at Coastal Carolina at that the toughest venues in the found a way to do something San Francisco 50 31 .617 — Cristie Kerr 35-36—71 -1 point in time.” country on Paez’s walk-off that two or three of the Los Angeles 44 37 .543 6 Kim Kaufman 34-37—71 -1 Colorado 37 41 .474 11½ Candie Kung 34-37—71 -1 The 2010 team had five single in the bottom of the other teams that were in the Arizona 36 45 .444 14 Paula Reto 36-35—71 -1 players who were drafted in ninth. same position weren’t able San Diego 33 46 .418 16 Sakura Yokomine 34-37—71 -1 Julieta Granada 34-37—71 -1 the first 10 rounds, five oth- Then it was on to Omaha, to do,” Gilmore said. “They Thursday’s Games Amy Anderson 37-35—72 E ers who were drafted and a L.A. Dodgers 8, Milwaukee 1 Felicity Johnson 34-38—72 E where Coastal had to win made a pitch. They made a Washington 13, Cincinnati 4 B. Niphatsophon 36-36—72 E free agent who made it to four elimination games en play. We got a hit. We did Atlanta 8, Miami 5 Kris Tamulis 36-36—72 E N.Y. Mets 4, Chicago Cubs 3 Lindy Duncan 36-36—72 E the major leagues. route to the winner-take-all something that enabled us Kansas City 4, St. Louis 2 Stacy Lewis 35-37—72 E This year, only shortstop final Thursday. to do it.” San Francisco 12, Oakland 6 Karrie Webb 34-38—72 E The SUMTER ITEM sports Saturday, July 2, 2016 | B3

Local baseball MLB roundup Sumter American wins District 9

Sumter American won the Union beginning on July 15. Wednesday at Riley Park at 7 District 9 9-10 year-old base- p.m. ball tournament with a 15-4 Junior P-15’s win league Tucker Chapman had two victory over St. George on FLORENCE -- The Suumter hits, scored twice and drove in Friday at Patriot Park Junior P-15’s won its Ameri- a run for the Junior P-15’s. SportsPlex. can Legion baseball league Chandler Hunter had two hits Blake vanPatten, Pate Mer- title with a 7-0 victory over and three RBI and Daniel chant and Ben Reynolds were West Florence on Thursday at Reynolds had two hits. Trent all 3-for-3 for Sumter Ameri- the WF field in a game short- Frye had a hit, a walk and two can. Dylan Jones, BJ Balls, ened to just three innings by runs. Carson Wilsey and Chris lightning. Hunter was the winning Starker ech had two hits. Sumter improved to 16-2 on pitcher. Sumter American will play the season and will open the in the state tournament in playoffs against Darlington on Staff reports

The Associated Press Cleveland’s Carlos Santana, right, celebrates his game-winning P-15’s home run in front of Toronto catcher Josh Thole during the Indians’ From Page B1 2-1, 19-inning win on Friday in Toronto. next when Robinson toed the rubber in the eighth. He did not record an out as Sumter Indians set team loaded the bases, but the P-15’s didn’t score either. Todd Larrimer reached on an infield single, Holladay walked and Ryan Touchberry record with 14th reached on an infield single to load the bases when no one covered first on his bunt. Post 1 brought in righty Brent Herlong, its eighth and straight victory final pitcher of the game. He got Williamson to hit a 1-hop- per back to him to start a 1-2-3 TORONTO — A franchise- sas City Royals 4-3 Friday double play. Herlong then best 14th straight win sure night for their fourth straight caught Tradd James looking didn’t come easy for the win. for the third out with runners Cleveland Indians. Hellickson (6-6) allowed on second and third. Carlos Santana homered in one run and five hits in six Sumter left a runner on the 19th inning off infielder innings, striking out six. He third in the bottom of the Darwin Barney and the Indi- was 0-9 in his previous 15 ninth before Post 1 scored the ans beat the Toronto Blue starts against AL opponents. winning run in the 10th. Noah Jays 2-1 on Friday. Royals starter Ian Kennedy Matthews singled with one out “I guess if you’re going to (6-7) gave up three runs in and Cody Green drew a walk set a record, you might as five innings. from James, Sumter’s second RICK CARPENTER/THE SUMTER ITEM well do it the hard way,” Indi- Kendrys Morales hit a two- pitcher. James got Herlong to Sumter starter Rylan Williamson delivers a pitch in the P-15’s 4-3, ans pitcher Trevor Bauer run homer off David Hernan- pop up for the second out, but 10-inning loss to Florence on Friday at Riley Park. said. dez in the eighth before the Jones singled to left and Mat- Cleveland won 13 straight right-hander settled down to thews beat the throw home for Williamson issued consecu- Sumter got a run back in the in 1942 and again in 1951. retire the next three batters. the winning run. tive walks to Thompson and bottom of the sixth against It’s the longest winning Jeanmar Gomez finished for Williamson started on the Grayson Cottingham. After left-hander Weston Rogers. streak since Atlanta won 14 his 22nd save in 24 tries. mound for Sumter and han- getting cleanup hitter Will Price drew a 1-out walk, straight in 2013, and the lon- Tigers 10 dled Post 1 with relative ease Hardee to pop up on the in- moved to second on a ground- gest by an AL team since through the first five innings. field, designated hitter Lex out and scored on a single to Oakland won 20 in a row in Rays 2 Florence’s only real threat Tuten sent a 1-hopper to the left by Holladay. 2002. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — came in the third when Sum- wall in right-center for a Sumter took a 1-0 lead in the Santana doubled and Rookie right-hander Michael ter right fielder Caleb Larri- 2-run triple. fourth against right-hander scored in the third as the Fulmer give up two hits in more ran down a line drive in Robinson singled into right Jack Henry Beasley. Larrimer surging Indians survived a seven shutout innings, Victor the gap in right-center off the to deliver Tuten and make it led off with a double, but he marathon game and disap- Martinez hit three-run hom- bat of Justin Thompson for 3-1. didn’t score because of good pointed a sellout crowd that ers from both side of the the third out of the inning Williamson was done on the at-bats by his fellow P-15’s. came for a Canada Day mati- plate and the Detroit Tigers with a runner on second. mound after the sixth. He al- Two passed balls charged to nee that lasted 6 hours and 13 rolled to a 10-2 victory over Florence finally broke lowed four hits while striking Jones allowed him to score, minutes, featured 19 pitchers the Tampa Bay Rays on Fri- through in the sixth inning. out six, walking three and hit- the second one coming on a and saw 34 left on base. day night. With one out and trailing 1-0, ting a batter. strikeout. The 19 innings matched the The Tigers have won four longest game in Blue Jays straight. history. Toronto played 19 Fulmer (8-2) became the against Detroit in August first Detroit pitcher since Camden American Legion League III standings 2014. 1913 to give up one run or From Page B1 Sumter 17 3 .850 12 0 1.000 — Having used seven of their fewer in eight straight starts. Camden 7 4 .636 7 4 .636 41/2 eight relievers, the Indians He is 6-1 with a 0.53 ERA in Orangeburg 9 9 .500 5 6 .444 61/2 to work a scoreless top of the Manning 7 7 .500 5 7 .417 7 turned to Bauer, Saturday’s those eight starts. eighth before being given an Dalzell 1 18 .053 0 12 .000 12 scheduled starter, in the 15th. Fulmer struck out 10 and extra run to work with after Schedule Junior Schedule Bauer (7-2) worked five in- walked one, giving up singles William Cobb hit a leadoff sin- Thursday’s Games Thursday’s Game nings for the win. to Cory Dickerson in the sec- Camden 6, Manning-Santee 5 Sumter beats West Florence by gle off Post 68 starter William Orangeburg 5, Beaufort 1 forfeit Only closer Cody Allen, ond inning and Logan Morri- Ard. Cobb took two bases on Friday’s Games who was unavailable after son in the seventh. Florence at Sumter en errant pickoff throw to first Camden at Orangeburg working the previous three base before scoring the fifth games, did not pitch for Thursday run on a wild pitch with one Cleveland. Braves 8 gone. met, but they stuck with the in the fourth as Hunter Robin- After seven Blue Jays re- Marlins 5 Salmond, however, would original call. son sent a sinking line drive to lievers combined to pitch 10 not be able to preserve the “It was a very tough call to left on which Ross Hough at- 1-3 scoreless innings, Toronto ATLANTA — Pinch-hitter lead as a combination of four make at (that) point in the tempted to make a diving turned to infielder Ryan Brandon Snyder had two Manning-Santee hits and two game, especially when it catch. Instead, the ball skipped Goins in the 18th. RBIs in a four-run sixth in- walks sent the game into extra looked like our pitcher had in front of the Post 17 leftfield- Jose Ramirez and Lonnie ning and the Atlanta Braves innings. stepped off,” Jordan said. er as Robinson landing on Chisenhall began the inning rallied for an 8-5 victory over Connor Floyd and Buddy “That changed the entire com- third with a leadoff triple. He with singles, but Ramirez the Miami Marlins on Thurs- Bleasdale opened the top of plexion of the game with what scored on Ard’s sacrifice fly to was caught in a rundown on day night. the ninth with consecutive sin- we had to do and with what center. Michael Martinez’s fielder’s Miami, which began the gles to left field. A Morgan Camden has to do with that Camden scored three in the choice grounder. After inten- day a half-game ahead of Morris walk loaded the bases play. fifth aided by a Post 68 error tionally walking Tyler Na- two teams in the NL wild- with no outs before Salmond “But I’m not going to blmae along with a walk and a hit quin, Goins got out of the card race, has allowed 25 got a strikeout. A walk to this on umpires because we batter. An error on a grounder bases-loaded jam by getting runs in losing its last three Braydon Osteen brought Floyd had a couple crucial errors. brought in Bailey, who drew a Chris Gimenez to ground into games. The Marlins dropped home with the third run. Will You have to be able to make 1-out walk. Salmond followed a double play. to 2-7 against Atlanta this Gardner followed with a single the routine plays.” with a 2-run singlet to make it Barney, who started the year. to left to plate Bleasdale as the With Abbott on second, Nick 4-1. game at second base, re- The Braves improved to lead was cut to 5-4. Stokes was ahead in the count, The guests cut the lead in placed Goins in the 19th. The just 12-32 at Turner Field. Taylor Lee knotted things at 3-1, as Manning-Santee went half in the sixth as Ard rapped infielders became the ninth They have the NL’s worst five when he followed with a to Bleasdale in relief of Smith. a 1-out single to left and came and 10th position players to overall record, the majors’ single to right. With the bases Bleasdale got Stokes to hit a around to score from second pitch for Toronto. worst home record and the still jammed, Salmond was ground ball to Taylor Lee at on Bleasdale’s 2-out single. “That’s a weird game,” least productive offense in able to get a pop fly out to shortstop. Abbott was running Manning-Santee, which Francona said. “Shoot, the big leagues, but they took catcher Will Abbott for the on the play as Lee threw to closed its League III campaign they’re matching up with in- a 6-3 lead in the sixth. second out before getting a third, which was his only play. at 5-7 and 7-7 overall, outhit fielders.” Jeff Francoeur’s double swinging third strike to pre- However the throw was Camden, 10-5. Lee, Bleasdale Phillies 4 chased Marlins starter Wei- vent Post 68, which left the dropped to leave runners on and Gardner each having two- Yin Chen, and Mike Dunn bags filled, from taking the the corners. hit nights. Royals 3 gave up Erick Aybar’s RBI in- lead. An intentional walk to Beck- Four of Post 68’s hits came PHILADELPHIA — Jeremy field single, Snyder’s two-run Logan Smith, who came on ley followed, which loaded the in the ninth when the visitors Hellickson threw six sharp go-ahead triple and Chase for Ard with one gone in the bases with no outs for Bailey, had to get something going to innings, Odubel Herrera hit a d’Arnaud’s RBI single. eighth, worked a scoreless who walked when a full count give them a chance to win the leadoff homer and the Phila- ninth. Salmond regained his fastball was called a ball. game and, ultimately, give delphia Phillies beat the Kan- The Associated Press composure and allowed a 2-out “Again,” Jordan said, them a chance for a second- single from Morris, but that “you’ve got to make the rou- place finish. would be all for the top of the tine plays to be able to win and “We talked bout getting up PLACE YOUR AD IN 10th. we didn’t make them when we there and getting hit after hit, Just as Salmond had control had to. Camden is a real good base runner after base run- 101 S.C. 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Post 68 head single. together a couple walks and coach Spencer Jordan argued Manning-Santee evened hits and were able to score South Carolina the call before both umpires things with a run off Beckley some runs.” Newspaper Network B4 | Saturday, July 2, 2016 sports The SUMTER ITEM

Pro basketball Sports Items Players cash in as free agency period opens

By BRIAN MAHONEY moment. With the NBA’s na- The Associated Press tional TV contracts worth more than $2.6 billion begin- All-Stars Andre Drummond ning with next season, the sal- and DeMar DeRozan are stay- ary cap that’s tied to revenues ing put, as are Hassan White- will soar well beyond its previ- side and Nicolas Batum. ous record to between $90-95 Many more players are on million. the move — and some are get- Some players didn’t have to ting paid like they never could wait long to claim their share. have imagined. Drummond’s five-year maxi- Chandler Parsons, Evan mum contract to stay in De- Turner and Timofey Mozgov troit will be worth $130 mil- were among the players cash- lion, just a share more than ing in Friday during the first the $128 million Bradley Beal day of free agency — and real- got to remain in Washington. ly, of a new era — in the NBA. DeRozan will do a little better The Associated Press With revenues rising and in Toronto and Charlotte kept Jason Day, hits out of a sand trap on the 13th hole during the second round of the Bridgestone In- the salary cap soaring right Batum for about $120 million. vitational on Friday at Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio. Day is the second-round leader along with it, good players But the Hornets lost a cou- were being paid like All-Stars, ple of key players from their while All-Stars were getting 48-win team, as Jeremy Lin contracts that used to go only got a three-year, $36 million to superstars. contract from Brooklyn, and Late birdies help Day And the players at the top of the Pacers lured Al Jefferson the class haven’t even started to Indiana with a three-year, agreeing to deals yet. Kevin $30 million contract. Durant and Al Horford proba- None of the contracts can be bly can’t wait to see what they signed until July 7, after next take Bridgestone lead get after watching what lesser season’s salary cap is set and players on the market have al- the moratorium is lifted. ready received. Durant had his first discus- AKRON, Ohio — Jason Henderson shot a 21-under Stone, had 68s. For example: sions with another team, meet- Day made a pair of late 267 to win her first LPGA Parsons — four years, $94 ing with the Golden State War- birdies on a windy after- tournament, the 18-year-old NBA disqualifies Mayo million from Memphis. riors. He met with his Oklaho- noon at Firestone for a Canadian hit 16 greens and for drug violation Turner — four years, $70 ma City Thunder on Thurs- 1-under 69 and a one-shot made nine birdies on a NEW YORK — O.J. Mayo million from Portland. day, before free agency lead in the Bridgestone In- warm, cloudless day at the has been dismissed and Mozgov — four years, $64 opened, as the former NBA vitational. 6,476-yard Columbia Edge- disqualified from the NBA million from the Lakers. MVP decides whether to re- Day’s objective was to get water course. for violating the terms of Their timing was even better main with the franchise that in the lead and expand it. He Angela Stanford, Demi the league’s anti-drug pro- than their play, as they be- selected him with the No. 2 took care of the first part Runas and Mariajo Uribe gram. came free agents at the ideal pick in 2007. Friday, though the world’s each shot 67 to trail Hender- The NBA said Friday the No. 1 player lost a chance at son. No. 3 overall pick in the 2008 some separation with a draft out of USC is eligible three-putt bogey on the final McIlroy roars back to to apply for reinstatement in hole. share 5-way French lead two years. Pro football He was at 4-under 136 SAINT-QUENTIN-EN- Mayo spent the past three going into the weekend of YVELINES, France — Four- seasons with the Milwaukee this World Golf Champion- time major winner Rory Mc- Bucks. He averaged 7.8 Buddy Ryan remembered ship, one shot ahead of Ilroy roared back into con- points in 41 games last sea- David Lingmerth, who had a tention at the French Open son, including 24 starts. 67. on Friday, sinking six bird- By GARY B. GRAVES Friday. William McGirt, who ies in a 5-under round of 66 Bears Claim former USC The Associated Press “The thing I started with a three-shot to join a five-way share of QB Shaw on Waivers loved about Buddy lead, kept in front until he the lead. Connor Shaw, the former LAWRENCEBURG, Ky. — is that everybody made a double bogey on the The Northern Irishman University of South Caroli- Buddy Ryan, who died Tues- got the same treat- final hole for a 74. He was could have taken the overall na quarterback who was re- day at 85, was remembered not ment,” Hall of two shots behind. Jordan lead at the Le Golf National leased by the Cleveland just as a defensive master who Fame linebacker Spieth had a 71 and was an- course which is hosting the Browns on Thursday, was Ryan won two Super Bowls and Mike Singletary other shot back. 2018 Ryder Cup but a poor claimed on waivers by the spawned a legacy carried on said during a eu- tee shot on the 18th hole led Chicago Bears on Friday. by players and twin sons now logy at St. Lawrence Catholic Henderson again leads to a bogey. He also was claimed by coaching in the NFL. Church that ended with an LPGA Portland Classic South Korea’s Wang the Seattle Seahawks and He also motivated players emotional pause. PORTLAND, Ore. — De- Jeung-hun matched McIl- New Orleans Saints, accord- with a gruff but caring ap- Gratitude was the common fending champion Brooke roy’s 66, while Thongchai ing to his agents, Joel and proach that helped them suc- theme as former players from Henderson shot a 7-under 65 Jaidee of Thailand who was Justin Turner of Turner ceed on the field and in life. several teams Ryan coached on Thursday to take a two- one stroke behind overnight Sports Management. How- Ryan had his players’ backs no said their formal goodbyes. stroke lead after the opening leader Lucas Bjerregaard ever, the Bears received his matter how tough and de- Notably present were several round of the LPGA Cambia of Denmark posted a rights based on having had manding he seemed, a loyalty members of the 1985 Chicago Portland Classic on Thurs- 1-under 70 for a share of the the earliest draft position in noted and reciprocated by Bears, who won the Super day. lead. The other co-leaders, April’s NFL Draft. many of his pupils who trav- Bowl thanks to Ryan’s domi- Picking up where she left Mikko Ilonen of Finland eled far to pay their respects nant 46 defense. off from a year ago, when and South African Brandon The Associated Press

Daytona Coke Zero 400 LINEUP Auto racing From Page B1 NASCAR SPRINT CUP-Coke Zero 400 Qualifying By The Associated Press Friday’s qualifying; Saturday race It is Biffle’s first pole since Charlotte in Octo- At Daytona International Speedway Earnhardt hoping Daytona Daytona, Fla. ber 2012. Race distance: 400 miles, 160 laps He bumped Joe Gibbs Racing teammates 1. (16) Greg Biffle, Ford, 192.955 mph. Carl Edwards and Kyle Busch from the top of 2. (19) Carl Edwards, Toyota, 192.748. 3. (18) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 192.336. brings first win of season the leaderboard. Edwards’ lap of 192.748 was 4. (17) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., Ford, 192.320. good enough for second, while Busch dropped 5. (2) Brad Keselowski, Ford, 192.254. to third with a lap at 192.336. 6. (3) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, 192.254. By JENNA FRYER would show a personality. 7. (20) Matt Kenseth, Toyota, 192.234. Joe Gibbs Racing had to scramble to ready 8. (48) Jimmie Johnson, Chevrolet, 192.160. The Associated Press “These days, you only keep 9. (11) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 191.975. Busch’s backup car for qualifying after Busch 10. (41) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 191.865. a car for maybe a year before destroyed his Toyota during a crash in Friday 11. (22) Joey Logano, Ford, 191.400. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — it’s unrecognizable or it’s cut 12. (21) Ryan Blaney , Ford, 191.253. morning’s practice session. 13. (6) Trevor Bayne, Ford, 191.192. Amelia is in the graveyard lo- out of the herd.” Ricky Stenhouse Jr. qualified fourth to give 14. (43) Aric Almirola, Ford, 191.115. cated in the woods of Dale In fact, he believes Amelia 15. (78) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, 191.103. Roush two drivers in the top four. 16. (88) Dale Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 191.071. Earnhardt Jr.’s property in probably outlived her worth. “It is a good day for the Roush Fenway 17. (42) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, 190.933. North Carolina, where he col- “There are newer ideas and 18. (5) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 190.783. Fords,” Stenhouse said. “The guys have been 19. (14) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 190.670. lects ruined race cars. theories and better ways to bringing really good cars to the speedways, re- 20. (13) Casey Mears, Chevrolet, 190.476. The beloved Chevrolet do things that that car didn’t 21. (4) Kevin Harvick, Chevrolet, 190.444. ally fast cars. It is really cool that Greg got it 22. (10) Danica Patrick, Chevrolet, 190.440. failed Earnhardt in the Day- have,” he said. “We assumed, for our organization. It shows we are putting a 23. (31) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, 190.375. tona 500 and again at Tallade- hey, it was doing so well, why 24. (24) Chase Elliott , Chevrolet, 190.359. lot of hard work in and it is starting to pay off 25. (34) Chris Buescher , Ford, 190.275. ga. He thought he’d drive wouldn’t it keep going? It at every race track.” 26. (47) AJ Allmendinger, Chevrolet, 189.877. Amelia to another victory in seems like over the offseason 27. (27) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 189.693. Brad Keselowski qualified fifth in a Team 28. (35) David Gilliland, Ford, 189.470. both races — after all, she’d there’s so much improvement Penske Ford, while teammate Joey Logano was 29. (1) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, 189.211. won four times in six restric- and gains made by every or- 30. (44) Brian Scott , Ford, 188.964. 11th and Ryan Blaney was 12th for The Wood 31. (15) Clint Bowyer, Chevrolet, 188.727. tor-plate starts over a 13- ganization that you can’t af- Brothers. Roush driver Trevor Bayne was 13th 32. (32) Bobby Labonte, Ford, 188.391. month period — but he ford to rest on what you did 33. (46) Michael Annett, Chevrolet, 188.344. and Aric Almirola 14th for Richard Petty Mo- 34. (38) Landon Cassill, Ford, 188.249. crashed in both superspeed- the year before.” torsports. All the Fords use engines built by 35. (98) Cole Whitt, Toyota, 187.629. way races this season. While it’s true that a driver 36. (83) Matt DiBenedetto, Toyota, 187.563. Doug Yates. 37. (95) Michael McDowell, Chevrolet, 187.480. After the Talladega wreck, is only as good as his car, “I am really happy to see a Ford on the pole 38. (23) David Ragan, Toyota, 187.426. he retired Amelia and added Earnhardt has proved to excel 39. (55) Reed Sorenson, Toyota, 187.025. with Greg Biffle and I think we will be ready to 40. (7) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 0.000. her to his eclectic graveyard. at restrictor plate races. Of race,” Keselowski said. “It makes you feel real- Failed to qualify. So when NASCAR’s most his 26 career Sprint Cup victo- 41. (30) Josh Wise, Chevrolet, 184.106. ly good to see all those Ford teammates up popular driver races Satur- ries, Earnhardt has won 10 there in the front of the field.” day night at Daytona Interna- times at Daytona and Tallade- The Ford drivers will have to work together day and everything just worked out perfectly. tional Speedway, it will be in ga. He’s the defending winner to fend off the Toyota brigade that ganged up If we can do that again, it would be great. We a new Chevy built by Hen- here at Daytona, and he won on the field to win the Daytona 500. JGR’s four really have a good group of cars and we have a drick Motorsports that won’t an exhibition race in Febru- drivers worked with Martin Truex Jr. to form great group of teammates so that would be have a name. ary. Counting non-points a juggernaut that led to a Denny Hamlin win good.” “We’re not going to be nam- events, Earnhardt has won 11 as Toyota drivers took four of the top five Austin Dillon, who was involved in a horrible ing cars anymore,” Earnhardt times at the famed speedway. spots. accident on the last lap of this race last year in said Thursday. “I knew as He’s done it with an aggres- Edwards expected a similar strategy on Sat- which his car went airborne into the fence, soon as we did that, it sort of sive driving style that he pos- urday night. qualified sixth as the fastest Chevrolet. took off and put a lot of pres- sibly inherited from his late “That worked really well, I don’t know that it Jimmie Johnson was seventh and the only sure on that car and the team. father, Dale Earnhardt, who will ever work that well again,” Edwards said. Hendrick Motorsports driver to advance to the These cars just don’t stick won 13 points races at Dayto- “I assume we’ll just try to do the same thing second round of qualifying. Hendrick drivers around long enough to get na and Talladega before he which was basically work together if we can had won six consecutive poles on restrictor names. You used to race cars was killed on the last lap of and I watched a little bit of the race the other plate tracks dating to the 2015 Daytona 500. for years and years and they the 2001 Daytona 500. THE SUMTER ITEM COMICS SATURDAY, JULY 2, 2016 | B5 BIZARRO SOUP TO NUTZ

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