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BY TIM NOVOTNY but seriously injured. He was taken on Augustine toward the Empire The World to Bay Area Hospital, where he was Lakes area. He may have had a pronounced dead. backpack with him. COOS BAY — An Empire-area Investigators are not yet man died Saturday after police announcing a cause of death, but Dogs find nothing found him lying wounded in his Frasier says it’s “clear he died from Tracking dogs were brought in to driveway. homicidal violence.”An autopsy is search for the man Saturday night, Coos County District Attorney set for Tuesday. but they found nothing. Paul Frasier said neighbors called As for a suspect, authorities said On Sunday morning, a crime lab police just after 9 p.m. to report an they have very little to go on. They crew from Springfield was pro- altercation. are looking for a man between 5- cessing the scene on Augustine By Tim Novotny, The World Arriving at 820 Augustine Ave. foot-10 and 6 feet tall, weighing Avenue, while aerial shots of the Yellow evidence markers dot the driveway at a home on Augustine Street in Coos Bay within five minutes, police found between 180 and 200 pounds. The Sunday morning after a man died of what police are calling homicidal violence. Randall Leroy Harless, 55, still alive man was last seen heading south SEE SUSPECT | A8

Reedsport Blackberry Arts Festival Abused by priest, woman gets apology

BY SARAH HAASE The World

REEDSPORT — For the Catholic Church, it was the “21st Sunday in ordinary time;” for Carolee Horning, Sunday was the day she received an extraordinary apology. Before the service began at St. John the Apostle church, Monsignor Dennis O’Donovan relayed an apology on behalf of Archbishop John Vlazny and the Archdiocese of Portland for the sexual abuse Horning endured nearly two decades ago by a priest. The apology on Sunday was the first time the arch- diocese has named a victim publicly. “I express my deep regret and sorrow to Ms. Horn- ing, and now apologize also to her family and anyone in this faith community who was injured by Father (Edward) Altstock,”O’Donovan read from a prepared statement. “We cannot undo the past. On my behalf, however, By Lou Sennick, The World those who assist me in these matters responded to Young musician David Vincent of Bandon plays some Rolling Stones and other classic rock ‘n’ roll hits for tips Saturday at the Blackberry Arts Ms. Horning’s report in ways that would facilitate her Festival in Coos Bay.The 13-year-old has been playing for three or four years and was playing in the shade for the festival visitors. healing.” Friend turned abuser In 1984, Altstock, then 54 arrived at St. John the Event raises $4K for downtown Apostle Parish. He befriended Horning, then 13, and her family, some of whom are still members of the congregation. When Horning was 15, a trusted friendship turned BY JESSIE HIGGINS She stood behind a mountain of her Beth Clarkson, who organized this sexual, and her life began to shatter. Growing up was The World products Saturday afternoon. year’s event as chairwoman of the Coos difficult for her, she said. She managed to graduate When Zeigler and her husband first Bay Downtown Association’s Promo- from Reedsport High School and go on to graduate COOS BAY — Whether it’s home- began selling their wares at the festival tions Committee. with a bachelor’s degree from Oregon State Universi- made gifts, crafts or food, the Blackber- eight years ago, they made a special “The criteria is, it has to be hand- ty. But her life was just not “normal.” ry Arts Festival every year showcases blackberry-scented gift set. crafted by the vendor that is here,” Horning reached her breaking point, and in Sep- many dozens of handcrafted items. “It sold so well, we kept making it,” Clarkson said. tember 2011 filed a lawsuit against the Roman “I grew up here and I remember as a she said. The Blackberry Festival is one of the Catholic Archbishop of Portland. kid coming to the Blackberry Arts Fes- association’s two fundraisers, the other “I realized I wasn’t living my life,”she said. Only handcrafted goods “All my friends were married and had kids, and tival,” said Johnna Zeigler, co-owner of being the farmer’s market. Oregon Rain Soap, a family-owned Zeigler makes all the soap she sells The association earns money by sell- company that makes handmade soaps herself, which is one of the require- SEE APOLOGY | A8 and lotions. ments for vendors at the festival, said SEE BLACKBERRY | A8

Muddy event cleans up for cancer campers

I Money will go to sponsor tered in Roseburg, for children battling preparation for the event, though the cancer. family brings in outside help for security children at Camp Millennium and event management. Racing toward goal This year, Priest added a rock obstacle BY JESSIE HIGGINS It costs $800 to sponsor a child at the course, basically a steep hill covered with The World camp. Last year, the Priest’s event raised large boulders up which trucks must $1,200. They hope this year will bring in drive. The winning truck made it to the SMITH RIVER — Barnyard Toyz Rac- more. top in three minutes, Brenda Priest said, ing was born four years ago out of a Dou- And considering the event’s growing now smiling. glas County family’s love for mud racing popularity, the goal is not far fetched. She continued driving through the and love for a terminally ill friend. Last week, thousands of mud racing camping areas, passed the obstacle Sunday afternoon, Brenda Priest enthusiasts descended on John and course and the drag race strip now turned slowly steered her car away from the mud Brenda Priest’s Smith River property to into a mud bog. bog event where a line of trucks revved camp and race through dirt, rock and Priest hopes next year to add barrel their engines waiting for a chance to mud. Although the Priests advertise racing. She watched it at another truck plunge through the muck. She wiped some locally, most of the people at the racing event, and wants to try it out her- away tears spilling fast from her eyes. event are here through word of mouth. When she and her husband started “We’ve heard from people that they self. this event, they hoped to raise money for like the atmosphere here,” John Priest “It was really redneck, but fun to a family friend whose young son was bat- said. He glanced around his property. watch,” she said. tling cancer. But the boy died about two The nearby line of trucks, crowd of spec- “We just haven’t found the time to add years ago. tators and ceaseless noise from an it. It all takes a lot of time, a lot more than “We wanted to just give the money to announcer are the first things to grab we get out of it.” them,” Priest said, crying a little harder attention. But, the Priests plan to continue hold- now. But past all that, the Barnyard Toyz ing the event, so long as everyone is safe, “We talked to his mom, and she said it Races are situated in a meadow, sur- she said. should go to Camp Millennium. He really rounded by forested hills in the Smith “It is just fun to see all the people here loved it there.” River Valley. having a good time.” By Jessie Higgins, The World So, all the excess revenue raised by the Reporter Jessie Higgins can be reached Mud flies from beneath the tires of a truck plowing through deep racing event goes to Camp Millennium, a Rocky road at 541-269-1222, ext. 240, or mud at Sunday’s Barnyard Toyz race. The point of the race is for non-profit summer camp, headquar- John Priest does almost all the work in [email protected]. trucks to go as far as they can before getting stuck.

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Reserve seating, mental impact of building a Process ends Sept. 4 week. cation that can be reviewed $12.50. Tickets: Bree’s liquefied natural gas export The purpose of scoping is I Tuesday, 6:30 p.m., Umpqua again, said Bob Braddock, GoSmallBiz Coos County Small Upscale Resale in Coquille or facility on the North Spit and for Jordan Cove first to deter- Community College Campus, Jordan Cove’s project leader. Business Network No-host at the door. 541-396-4563 , a pipeline to serve it. mine whether to file an appli- Center Dining Room, 1140 Umpqua This has some people in Luncheon 11:30 a.m. to 12:45 541-294-3498 “The most fact-based cation, and for FERC to College Rd., Roseburg. the community worried, said p.m., The All-American Pizza comments are the most help- determine what environ- I Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., Oregon Ron Sadler, a retired Bureau Coop, The Roost, 275 Golden Institute of Technology, College Ave., Coos Bay. Bring busi- SATURDAY ful,” said Tamara Young- mental issues the company of Land Management chief of Allen, a spokeswoman for the should address in that appli- Union Auditorium, 3201 Campus forestry planning for Oregon ness cards for networking. Sand Jam 7 9 a.m., Oregon Drive., Klamath Falls. Limited space, 21 and older. Dunes Raceway at Box Car, Federal Energy Regulatory cation. and Washington. Commission. Scoping will close Sept. 4. I Thursday, 6:30 p.m., Medford Sadler said the Jordan RSVP at 541-404-0724 or tris- 92799 Trans-Pacific Highway, School District, Education Center “If you know there’s an Jordan Cove will then Cove’s former Environmen- [email protected] North Bend. Sign up begins Auditorium, 815 S. Oakdale Ave., endangered species that gather environmental data tal Impact Statement for its Blood Drive 1-6 p.m., Curry at 8 a.m. Schedule and infor- Medford. 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BY RON SADLER some concern. However, I of about 100 yards. There was eager, experienced retriever managed to convince myself no color whatsoever to the sky who knew every nuance of the In this section from his that this was a side effect of or the sun itself. Everything duck hunting game. I could memoir, “Stops Along the some of the medications from within my little dome was not believe she wasn’t begging News and advertisements Way,” Ron Sadler describes his which I was in the process of illuminated by a crystalline Tim to be released for the first duck hunt after recover- being weaned. silver light, bright, but still retrieve. Had I imagined the from August, 1962 ing from a near-fatal heart diffuse so that there were no whole episode? Slowly,I broke attack. A worried wife shadows. open my shotgun, and was I don’t remember if I A couple of easy hours I stood stock still at the end almost relieved when a smok- Rat Poison Swallowed replastering and paint, and a dropped some hints, or if my passed. Even though nothing of the narrow grass peninsula ing empty hull popped out of new lighting system installed. hunting pard Tim prodded was flying and no shots were enjoying the effect of the by Girl, 1 the lower barrel. The financing has been me, but we decided I couldn’t fired, time slipped by in a unusual light. I happened to A one-year-old Bay Area let an entire season go by pleasant and familiar manner, be looking toward the north Most memorable season girl was reported in satisfacto- accomplished through bank without a single duck hunt, filled with the duck blind when a single duck suddenly Gradually, I began to realize ry condition today in North loans and donations. infarction or no. small talk and shared silences popped out of the fog and into that something more than the Bend’s Keizer Hospital after One of the biggest prob- The pre-hunt rituals took that come so easy and natural the clear air of the dome, fly- death of a lone widgeon had she swallowed a dose of rat lems the North Bend hospital on special meaning. Getting to pards. ing directly toward me. The occurred. I became aware of poisoning at her home Sunday is faced with now, says Frye, is all my gear together the night While I was certainly happy silver light seemed to accen- the feeling that I was where I afternoon. the lack of trained nurses. before was a very pleasurable to be back in a duck blind, I tuate its colors, and I could tell belonged, doing what I ought Her parents, who live near “If a dozen registered experience that I lingered over must confess to some uncer- immediately that it was a to be doing. Suddenly there Empire, rushed the infant to nurses walked in here now rather than engaging in the tainty as to whether or not drake widgeon. was no doubt that I would be the hospital after discovering looking for jobs, I’d hire all of putting myself there was the I was standing upright, that she had consumed the semi-frantic scurrying that able to rebuild the physical them,”he commented. usually took place. right thing to do. Was I totally exposed, the grass no capabilities to follow the poison. The hospital, in an effort to The pre-dawn meeting at expecting too much, too soon, higher than my ankles, yet the drumbeat that was at the core A plea went out from the the diner for breakfast was a of a damaged heart muscle? drake came on strong and of my being. hospital to Empire police to try find a solution to the nursing familiar ritual, but I must I knew my wife was at steady. Its wingbeat never There would be many more and locate a dealer who han- shortage, is instituting a admit to forgoing bacon and home worrying about me. changed, it never looked right mornings on the marsh, dled the type of poison in licensed practical nursing eggs for a bowl of oatmeal and After all she had been or left, it didn’t flare, and it watching the sun wrestle with order to determine exact con- course in co-operation with an English muffin. through, was it fair to her? just came right at me 40 yards the night. There would be tents of the poison so the South Western Oregon Maybe it was time for a major in the air. many more frosty pheasant youngster could be adminis- College. Wading into challenge lifestyle change. After all, I coverts to trace behind a joyful tered the proper antidote. Silent shot Fourteen students have We arrived at our hunting told myself, there are many quartering dog. I would feel Police notified radio and signed up for the course which things in life other than birds, I had no sensation of bring- television stations who broad- spot in the Coquille Valley on again the sense of pride as I begins Sept. 4 and ends in schedule about an hour before black dogs, and shotguns. ing the gun up, taking the watched my daughter lead the cast the announcement. E.J. August of 1963. shooting time. We would be We were getting a little safety off, or tracking the path way up a wilderness trail car- Murdock, Olive Barber Toad, hunting in a large area of pas- cramped by this time, so Tim of the bird. I remember mar- rying a backpack heavier than heard the newscast and sup- The prospective LPN’s will tureland that was covered by and his retriever Mindy left on veling at the brilliant colors, my own. There would be plied the hospital with the receive extensive training both water for four or five months a little walk to warm up and the white belly,the rich chest- many more trips to out of the necessary information. in the classroom and in the each winter. stretch some muscles. As they nut chest, the iridescent green way places all over the coun- Murdock is a distributor of hospital. As we parked the truck and moved away into the fog, I left speculum set off by the adja- try to share Dianne’s passion cosmetics, spices and rat poi- After the fourth month of put on our chest waders, I the blind and walked along a cent white wing patch. for birding. soning. training, the students will thought about my first chal- narrow strip of short grass Suddenly the bird col- It has been many years now Practical Nursing receive 65 cents an hour from lenge. I knew I would have to that was just barely showing lapsed and died in full flight since the waterfowl season of the hospital for time spent in above the water. directly overhead. I heard no Course Hopefully Will walk about a mile to get to our 1986 has come and gone. By training at the hospital. blind, mostly through water report, nor did I feel any all conventional measures, Solve One Shortage at Frye estimates that each ranging from ankle deep to hip Silver inside dome recoil. The widgeon sailed off that particular season would Keizer Hospital high. I was uncertain as to At this time, conditions behind me, hit the water, and student will be able to earn have to be ranked as the least When a $10,000 basement whether I was facing a psy- began to change. The sun was lay perfectly still without so $600 through this method. productive of the 50 or so that remodeling project at North chological or a physical chal- obviously out and trying much as a twitch. He says this should easily I have had the privilege of par- Bend’s Keizer Memorial is lenge, but I suspected it was a without success to burn I stood and looked at it for a cover the cost of college ticipating in. I had one outing, completed next October, it little of both. through the thick ground fog. log time, until all the ripples tuition fees, books and uni- I fired one shot, and I bagged will mark the end of a 10-year We started off into the I could look directly at the orb had subsided, and the mirror- one duck. Nonetheless, it was period in which more than forms. darkness. Tim carried an of the sun without discom- like surface had reformed on my most memorable season, $300,000 worth of improve- Classroom instruction for overloaded pack of decoys. I fort. It appeared as a shiny sil- the pond. I looked to the north and will undoubtedly remain ment projects have been com- the LPN course which will be had my old Trapper Nelson ver dollar against a luminous towards Tim and Mindy. I so into the future. pleted at the hospital, Ernest taught by Mrs. Isabelle La packboard on, but it was light gray background. The expected them both to be Ron Sadler is a retired Frye, hospital administrator, Fond will include theory and mostly for old times’ sake as it blanket of fog that had looking back at me, taking in forester who worked for the said today. Since 1953, when contained only my Thermos, pressed down on us all morn- the action. They were only practice in nursing proce- BLM for 34 years. He returned administration of the hospital shells, gloves, and raingear. ing had lifted slightly and I about 100 yards away, and to dures; charting for home and to Coos Bay to live 28 years was taken over by a non-prof- We reached the edge of the found myself in a perfect little my surprise, still moving nursing homes; nursing ago. He published his memoir, it nine-man board of directors water and started in. dome of clear air. slowly away with no indica- ethics; vocational adjust- “Stops Along the Way,” in staff from Dr. Ennis Keizer, The waders and the water If I looked in any direction, tion that either one of them ments; body structure and 2010. To purchase a copy, both floors of the two-story made my legs feel heavy and including straight up, I could had heard either the gunshot write to him at P.O. Box 411, structure have been com- function; nutrition; diet; slow. As part of my recovery, I see the edge of the fog stand- or the bird hitting the water. North Bend , OR 97459, or call pletely remodeled. Modern therapy; introduction to med- had been doing my brisk two- ing impenetrable at a distance Mindy was an intense, him at 541-759-4790. nursing stations on each floor ical and surgical nursing; mile road walk faithfully, but have been added, patient maternal and child care and this was a different situation rooms brightened with proper use of drugs. entirely. I slogged on, but at a Join us for… much slower pace than I What Are YOU remembered, with all internal monitoring systems on full r! Reading? alert for any unusual or unex- ne plained sensations. Din Cold duck We finally reached the blind. I was a little tired, as the walk had obviously used some muscles that hadn’t been exercised for a while. I was breathing a little heavily, but with no cause for alarm. As we set out the decoys, I noticed Tim keeping an eye on me “Dancing with while doing his best not to make it appear obvious. 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Editorial Board Clark Walworth, Publisher & Editor Opinion James Casey, Managing Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion Stop hounding students to pay for UO building

The University of Oregon is tak- support seniors keep multiplying. increase taxes, doesn’t it? ing heat for a decision to pay a Even taxation figures in. An The majority said: “It is unrea- political consultant $25,000 for Oregon Views unknown number of seniors who sonable to refund legally due taxes advice on how to get students to enjoy a measure of wealth have to corporations as a result of inac- reverse a decision they’ve already incentives to leave Oregon to avoid curate revenue projections.” This made twice. Rightly so. taxes that wouldn’t apply, say, in makes it sound like the state gives The university wants students Oregon Views offers edited excerpts of newspaper Washington or are assessed at half away money because of some mis- to pay an extra $117 per term to Oregon’s rate in, say, Arizona. take. help pay for renovations to Erb editorials from around the state. To see the full text of While nobody begrudges any- The legislature must budget Memorial Union, but the students the editorials, go to http://tinyurl.com/99cskl6. body’s preferred retirement set- based on what the state econo- have said no. ting, the result of departing sen- mists forecast. Then, if revenue The consultant suggests label- Each student is being asked to or an expanding group suffering iors with taxable money is to leave comes in 2 percent higher than ing opponents as “narrow-mind- spend an additional $1,404 over Alzheimer’s disease. And the behind a needier elder class need- forecast, the kicker says the entire ed” and “stubborn.” It suggested four years. It seems pretty reason- longer all Oregonians wait to pre- ing greater public subsidy from a surplus gets returned to the tax- an additional $30,000 be spent on able to us that he or she could vent or forestall what seems needier state. payers. backpacks, T-shirts and sunglass- decide the cost isn’t worth it. inevitable debility, the more likely None of the challenges is new. The kicker was meant to restrain es to promote a yes vote. They might also think the our older citizens will need insti- But they couldn’t be more acute spending. The trouble is that it If “stubborn” means coming to requested contribution isn’t fair. tutionalized care that easily cracks now that the numbers are in and does not allow the Legislature to a reasonable conclusion and stick- Imagine being a student at the $6,000 a month. public dollars are scarce. build up a substantial reserve dur- ing with it, then we favor stub- university, walking by the magnif- One in every eight Oregonians The Oregonian ing good times. born. icent recent additions to its sports was 65 or older in 2005. But one in What is needed, then, is a com- The university wants students facilities and wondering why the five Oregonians will be 65 or older Repealing kicker prehensive reform that requires to help pay for a $135 million reno- student union requires your extra by 2030 — an upsurge in the popu- the state to save surplus revenue vation of the student union that dollars. lation that is inversely met by fal- is no solution until a certain level is reached, then would add new offices for student The Bend Bulletin tering state revenues and dimin- A citizens review committee of again return surpluses to all those organizations, conference/meet- ished capacity by agencies to pro- 24 members has voted in support who paid taxes — both personal ing rooms and a concert hall, plus Gray heads may put vide elder services. Significantly, of Measure 85, which would cancel and corporate. renovations to the nearby student Oregon in the red those trendlines join a recent pro- the occasional “kicker” tax credits The ballot initiative does noth- recreation center. The Register- jection that Oregon’s current for corporations. The vote was 19- ing to solve the kicker issue. Once Guard reported the university cal- As Oregon grays with the rest of 76,000 Alzheimer’s sufferers will 5, showing again that even a lop- again sticking it to business — culates a yes vote effectively the nation, the need for pricey multiply to 110,000 by 2025. sided majority can be wrong. that’s about the only message increases a student’s cost for medical service at all levels Nobody knows how much all In their report, the 19 said the approving this measure would undergraduate tuition by 3.8 per- expands — exponentially among this will cost. And the factors measure “does not increase corpo- send. cent. those requiring nursing home care influencing Oregon’s ability to rate taxes.”Removing a credit does Albany Democrat-Herald Can Romney stay focused on jobs?

Amid all the accusations and counterac- cusations over Medicare, the Ryan budget and whether Mitt Romney is a felon, a tax cheat or a killer, it sometimes seems the political world has forgotten that the unem- ployment rate is 8.3 percent. If you add in all the people who want to work but have given up looking, plus those who are forced to take a part- time job when they need full-time work, the figure is 15 percent. It’s an awful, slow- motion tragedy touching tens of millions of Ameri- cans, especially when you add all the family members BYRON and dependents who are YORK also affected. And yet

Columnist recently a journalist with good connections in Presi- dent Obama’s re-election effort, Mark Halperin, reported that “many Democratic sharpies now think if unemployment does- n’t go above 9 percent, Romney is done and Public Forum dusted.” Nine percent? Perhaps that’s just bluster on the part of worried Democrats. But the Paul Frasier is Marcene has delivered over 300 has been a clear need to do so. To Both co-speakers want what fact that any politicos on the president’s side babies successfully.) tag Marcene with a crime of is best for their constituents, would even try to sell such spin indicates the the real danger If Frasier is really concerned criminally negligent homicide is and they were willing to work degree to which Republicans have so far about danger in the community, most definitely a miscarriage of together for the good of all. Rob- failed to hold Obama fully accountable for Paul Frasier, the DA, made a I suggest he take up the case of justice. lan’s bipartisan cooperation was the nation’s devastating jobless rate. comment in an article in established medical practice in Bonnie Joyce symbolized by his willingness to Everyone knows Romney is a rich man this paper about his prosecu- this country, where medical Myrtle Point concede the speaker’s office to who doesn’t have to worry about a job. But tion of Marcene Rebeck, the mistakes, including infections Hanna. he sees the terrible effects of unemployment midwife he is charging with picked up in hospitals, are the Arnie Roblan has According to Brenda Erickson all the time. For a while, he held off-the- criminal negligence in the death third leading cause of death of the National Conference of record meetings with jobless and struggling of a baby she delivered. His behind heart disease and can- valuable expertise State Legislatures, it takes a cer- workers wherever he traveled. Now, after comment was that Marcene cer. Frasier’s comment is also a tain type of personality to make I notice there have been quite events, he sometimes tells aides what people should be stopped from practic- blatant giveaway of his preju- a legislative tie work better. a few Public Forum letters in told him as he greeted them on the rope line. ing midwifery “before anything diced campaign to sway the jury Roblan has proven term after support of state Senate candi- There was the miner in Ohio who just want- else bad happens.” against Marcene. These are term his spirit of bipartisan ed Romney to protect his job. The others who I think this comment shows some of the reasons this case date Arnie Roblan, but none for cooperation, whether the House came up with tears in their eyes, telling him extreme bias and ignorance, and looks so much more like a perse- his opponent. This speaks to is divided or not. they hope he can make things better. The is enough evidence in itself to cution than a prosecution. Rep. Roblan’s popularity in the We can expect the same high ones who tell him they have a job but at such indicate that Paul Frasier should Anyone who knows Marcene, community. level of political cooperation and low pay that they have to take on more work. be stopped from practicing law knows how thoroughly respon- As co-speaker of the Oregon expertise in the state Senate It’s an ongoing calamity, but one from before anything else bad hap- sible she is and dedicated to House, Roblan attracted nation- from Roblan that he evidenced which the political conversation is easily pens, and at the least, that this helping mothers stay healthy al attention last year for his abil- as state representative. He has distracted. For example, at a Romney press case should be dropped. and confident in their ity to share power with his proven to have the willingness conference in South Carolina recently, In making Marcene out to be a decision to have their babies at Republican counterpart, Bruce and experience necessary to reporters asked one question about the tone danger to the community, Frasi- home. She deeply believes that Hanna, also co-speaker of the look after our coastal interests in of the presidential race, three questions er ignores the fact that she has a birth is a natural process (as do House. A New York Times arti- Salem. Voters, when you fill out about Medicare, one question about running better track record of successful the people who request her cle praised Roblan and Hanna your ballots in November, mate Paul Ryan’s background and one ques- births than the mainstream services), and not inherently a for their mutual cooperation. It remember Arnie Roblan for state tion about Romney’s tax returns. There were medical profession. (Hospital medical emergency, although isn’t often that politicians Senate. no questions about unemployment. births lose one baby out of she has called upon established receive praise, especially from a John Schaaf A couple of hours later, some top Obama 250 during the first week of life; medical assistance when there national newspaper. Coos Bay officials held a press conference call, and the questions focused on Romney’s taxes and Medicare. There were none about unem- Some things are more important than politics ployment. Voters are not so easily sidetracked. In its When New York Archbishop large numbers of employees to need, not to endorse either can- idea that freedom and democra- August poll asking Americans what they Timothy Dolan offers a bene- violate their sacred beliefs. didate. Those who started the cy need religion. And that reli- think is the most important problem facing diction at the Republican Con- That’s why it became a con- dinner 67 years ago believed that gion is more than a “safe har- the country, Gallup found 54 percent said vention in Miami on Thursday, troversy when you can accomplish a lot more bor” as it was described on jobs and the economy. A grand total of 7 per- he will appear as a pastor, not a the cardinal by inviting folks of different “Meet the Press” during this cent named the federal deficit. politician. invited Presi- political loyalties to an uplifting And yet, in the midst of a continuing political cycle, but a call that The distinction often gets lost dent Obama evening, rather than in closing requires our whole lives, even unemployment disaster, many Republicans to dinner. But when one finds oneself talking the door to them,” Dolan con- our political ones. are now debating, in public and among about issues that necessarily unlike the tinued. During the media coverage of themselves, about how much Romney and involve politics. It especially commence- As the Democratic conven- Ryan should stress bringing runaway federal goes missing in media coverage, ment address tion in Charlotte is shaping up to a trip to Israel that involved spending under control by restructuring which thrives on conflict and and honorary become an ode to abortion freshman congressmen diving Medicare and other entitlements. contrast and categories, tilting degree given rights — abortion being an into the Sea of Galilee after There aren’t that many good days in toward black and white in a KATHRYN to the presi- “intrinsic evil” in Catholic imbibing alcohol, some were places where the jobless rate exceeds even world often much more compli- LOPEZ dent at the teaching — the presence of beside themselves. This is where the terrible national average. Places like cated. University of Dolan on the political scene not Christ walked on water! But the Rocky Mount, N.C., where unemployment is As president of the United Columnist Notre Dame as a political player, but as a sea isn’t a holy water font, and 13.2 percent. Palm Coast, Fla., where it’s 12.3 States Conference of Catholic in 2008, where Obama suggest- teacher, is significant. Dolan Catholics and other people of percent. Carson City, Nev., 11.8 percent. Bishops, Dolan has found him- ed that conscience rights would reminds Catholics that they do faith believe it is our lives that Pueblo, Colo., 11.2 percent. And those are self in the forefront of a battle be protected by his administra- not belong to a party but to are meant to be holy. This is the just some examples from swing states. over the definition of religious tion, this dinner isn’t an honor, something higher. political issue that people of It’s not that Romney, and now Ryan, don’t liberty in America. He was it’s a fundraiser — for charities There should be robust talk about joblessness on the stump. They faith face: How can my vote pro- among the first out of the gates that this administration’s poli- debates about moral steward- tect the freedom to live as I’m talk about it a lot. And Romney made a great cies have put in jeopardy. Faith- criticizing the president’s health ship on all political issues, not called to? Dolan is working on it. leap forward when he came up with his solu- care plan that includes coverage based social service organiza- just the ones dubbed “social,” He knows it’s in the best interest tions-focused Plan for More Jobs and More of abortion, among other things, tions face crippling fines for led by people of faith. Address- Take Home Pay.But with Democrats desper- and has been a consistent noncompliance to the HHS ing basic moral principles, Dolan of all of us to protect that right to ate to avoid the topic, and the press showing defender of religious freedom. mandate. helps make this possible. true freedom. little interest, it’s up to Romney and Ryan to The archdiocese of New York is In defending his decision to Reminding people of faith who Kathryn Lopez is the editor- pound the issue of unemployment, hit it currently suing the Department invite the president, Cardinal they are, what they believe and at-large of National Review hard, over and over and over again, day after of Health and Human Services Dolan described the dinner as a what that means for their lives, Online day after day. It’s what matters most. over the health care mandate, on demonstration that people can while reminding the political www.nationalreview.com. She Byron York is chief political correspondent grounds that it forces churches gather in fellowship, “civility, class who they represent, as well can be contacted at for The Washington Examiner. and other religious groups with and patriotism, to help those in as reinforcing the traditional [email protected]. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Monday, August 27,2012 • The World • A5 Y K State & Nation Tending to Space pioneer Neil Armstrong dies at 82 his flock is I Nation recalls his job,” his family said in a tion to what he was doing statement. that was admirable,” Glenn moon walk, NASA The moonwalk marked said. a pastor’s America’s victory in the Cold Armstrong’s moonwalk accomplishments War space race that began capped a series of accom- Oct. 4, 1957, with the launch plishments that included calling BY LISA CORNWELL AND of the Soviet Union’s piloting the X-15 rocket SETH BORENSTEIN Sputnik 1, a 184-pound plane and making the first The Associated Press satellite that sent shock space docking during the DEAR ABBY: I am a pas- waves around the world. The Gemini 8 mission, which tor and just received word CINCINNATI — Neil accomplishment fulfilled a included a successful emer- that a parishioner died yes- Armstrong made “one giant commitment President John gency splashdown. terday. “Harold” had been leap for mankind” with a F. Kennedy made for the In the years afterward, hospitalized for a week in small step onto the moon. nation to put a man on the Armstrong retreated to the another city, He commanded the his- moon before the end of quiet of the classroom and and I wasn’t 1960s. his southwestern Ohio farm. DEAR toric landing of the Apollo 11 notified. A spacecraft on the moon July Armstrong and Buzz In an Australian interview member of ABBY 20, 1969, capping the most Aldrin spent nearly three earlier this year, Armstrong his family daring of the 20th century’s hours walking on the lunar acknowledged that “now said, “We scientific expeditions and surface, collecting samples, and then I miss the excite- didn’t know becoming the first man to conducting experiments and ment about being in the if we should walk on the moon. taking photographs. cockpit of an airplane and bother you His first words after the “The sights were simply doing new things.” or not.” The feat are etched in history magnificent, beyond any The 1969 landing met an saddest part books and the memories of visual experience that I had audacious deadline that is, I was in the spellbound millions who ever been exposed to,” President Kennedy had set in that city the JEANNE heard them in a live broad- Armstrong once said. May 1961, shortly after Alan night before In those first few Shepard became the first PHILLIPS cast. he died, see- “That’s one small step for moments on the moon, American in space with a 15- ing another Armstrong stopped in what The Associated Press minute suborbital flight. man, one giant leap for This undated file photo provided by NASA shows Neil Armstrong. The parishioner. It would have he called “a tender moment” (Soviet cosmonaut Yuri A. mankind,” Armstrong said. family of Neil Armstrong,the first man to walk on the moon,says he died been easy to visit Harold. He insisted later that he had and left a patch to commem- Gagarin had orbited the Saturday, at age 82. A statement from the family says Armstrong died Abby, permit me to share said “a” before man, but said orate NASA astronauts and Earth and beaten the U.S. three reasons why I WANT to he, too, couldn’t hear it in Soviet cosmonauts who had following complications resulting from cardiovascular procedures. into space the previous be “bothered” in the future: the version that went to the died in action. month.) First: The one who is ill is world. Although he had been a pride in the accomplish- “I think his genius was in The third astronaut on entitled to the care and sup- Armstrong, who had Navy fighter pilot, a test pilot ments of my profession.” his reclusiveness,” said the mission, Michael port of his or her faith com- bypass surgery earlier this for NASA’s forerunner and Rice University historian Brinkley. “He was the ulti- Collins, circled the moon in munity. I have sat at the side month, died Saturday at age an astronaut, the modest Douglas Brinkley, who inter- mate hero in an era of cor- the mother ship Columbia of persons who appear non- 82 from what his family said Armstrong never allowed viewed Armstrong for ruptible men.” 60 miles overhead while responsive, taken their hands were complications of heart himself to be caught up in NASA’s oral history project, Fellow Ohioan and astro- Armstrong and Aldrin went and told them who I am. procedures. His family did- the celebrity and glamour of said Armstrong fit every naut John Glenn, one of to the moon’s surface. Their hand frequently tight- n’t say where he died; he had the space program. requirement the space Armstrong’s closest friends, “He was the best, and I ens around mine. When I say lived in suburban “I am, and ever will be, a agency needed for the first recalled Saturday how will miss him terribly,” familiar prayers, their lips Cincinnati. white socks, pocket protec- man to walk on moon, espe- Armstrong was on low fuel Collins said through NASA. move in concert with mine. He was “a reluctant tor, nerdy engineer,” he said cially because of his engi- when he finally brought the In all, 12 American astro- Spiritual leaders of other American hero who always in 2000 in one of his rare neering skills and the way he lunar module Eagle down on nauts walked on the moon faiths report similar experi- believed he was just doing public appearances. “And I handled celebrity by shun- the Sea of Tranquility. before the last moon mission ences. take a substantial amount of ning it. “That showed a dedica- in 1972. Second: My presence may be physically and spiritually helpful to the family and friends of the patient. Many STATE Ore. reassesses parolee risk system congregations provide net- DIGEST works of contacts for social PORTLAND (AP) — Ore- used for more than 30 years. point to the low-risk scores parole or probation officer or agencies, additional medical Brookings readies to gon probation and parole A pilot study is under way the tool gives convicted even a judge types informa- specialists, and even respite officials will begin using a to determine how the new Woodburn bank bomber tion identifying the offender care groups within the con- dredge tsunami silt new tool next month to help risk model can be used by Bruce Turnidge or predatory into a website, and the com- gregation. BROOKINGS (AP) — them better predict the judges at sentencing, or by sex offender Jeffrey Cutlip, puter generates a quick Third: The ill person may Crews are getting ready to chances that convicted prosecutors and defense who is now accused of two analysis of the offender’s have confided his or her suck out nearly 28,000 cubic felons will commit new lawyers negotiating a plea homicides in Portland in the demographic information wishes regarding mainte- yards of silt that were crimes after they’re released deal. The Marion County jail 1970s. and criminal history, culled nance of life, burial and deposited at Port Brookings from prison. is using the new tool to help “Everyone in the business from the state’s electronic funeral arrangements to his in the aftermath of the 2011 The system is called the decide which inmates to of supervising offenders has databases. It produces three or her spiritual leader. When Japanese tsunami. Oregon Public Safety release when there’s over- said an actuarial tool is really scores: the risk the offender people come to me to discuss The Mail Tribune reports Checklist and is similar to crowding. Multnomah the cornerstone in the mod- will be convicted of a new their wishes, I file that infor- that the silty debris will be the actuarial tools that County is considering using ern world,” Craig Prins, felony within three years of mation in a secure place. (I dredged and pumped insurance companies use to it to decide whom to recom- executive director of the release; the person’s risk of also encourage them to share through a pipe floating atop set premiums. It will make mend for release from cus- Oregon Criminal Justice being arrested for a property their desires with family and the Pacific to a federally an estimate based on the tody pending trial. Commission, told The Ore- crime within five to 10 years formalize them with an approved undersea dump site person’s age, gender and Yet prosecutors are con- gonian.“We’re trying to get a of release; and his or her risk attorney or funeral director.) about a mile southwest of the criminal history, replacing cerned that the tool is faulty tool as accurate and as of arrest for a crime against a In at least one instance, the Chetco River mouth. an outdated and less-reliable and misidentifies dangerous accessible as possible.” person within five to 10 years family purchased a burial The tsunami-fed silt, assessment that the state has offenders as low risk. They Under the new method, a of release. plot through the funeral along with other underwater home, unaware that one had gunk built up over decades, already been purchased in has left the basin’s waters Ex-Fla. Gov. Crist backs Obama another cemetery of the per- dangerously shallow for even son’s own choosing. private boats that risk break- ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. for Tropical Storm Isaac. I urge adult children and ing propellers at low tide. (AP) — Former Florida Gov. Crist left the Republican others in charge of another’s Construction and testing Charlie Crist says he’s back- Party during his unsuccessful affairs: PLEASE contact the is scheduled to begin Sept. 4 ing Barack Obama in the 2012 bid for a U.S. Senate seat in faith community of the dying and pumping could begin as presidential race. 2010 and is currently regis- person — for the sake of the early as Sept. 7. The former Republican tered as having no party affil- patient, the faith community made the announcement in iation. He was elected gover- and yourself. — A PASTOR IN OSU keeps climbing an op-ed piece published in nor of Florida as a Republican WISCONSIN best buy college guide Sunday’s Tampa Bay Times. in 2006. DEAR PASTOR: Thank EUGENE (AP) — Oregon The endorsement came as In the Tampa Bay Times you for your informative and State University is the lone Republicans are gathering in article, Crist wrote he’s “con- caring letter. I hope it will Oregon institution to make the Tampa Bay area for the fident that President Barack convince readers whose the annual Fiske Guide to the GOP convention. It also came Obama is the right leader for loved ones are having med- best buys of U.S. colleges and The Associated Press amid preparations statewide our state and the nation.” ical problems to notify their universities this year. Social worker Shannon Coyne poses for a portrait with her 11-month-old faith community leader The Eugene Register- son in Philadelphia. Coyne and her husband decided against circumci- immediately. Guard reports that OSU DEAR ABBY: I hope you sion for their son.The nation's most influential pediatricians group says • Cremation keeps climbing up in the • Funeral Service print this because moviego- the health benefits of circumcision in newborn boys outweigh any risks guide, while former regular, and insurance companies should pay for it. ers worldwide will appreciate the University of Oregon, has Locally it. been left off again. Attention, all parents who “Our family Owned Until 2005, the UO made Top doctors: Circumcision & bring their babies to the the 40-school best-buy list serving your family” Operated movies — PLEASE DON’T! I annually for eight years in a 541-267-4216 just spent $11 to listen to a row — perpetually honored benefits outweigh risks 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson baby cry and fuss for two as a high value university hours. It made it impossible among the 2,200 four-year CHICAGO (AP) — The Their old stance said to enjoy “Spider Man.”Thank institutions in the nation. nation’s most influential potential medical benefits you. — SILENT MOVIE FAN The best-buy calculation pediatricians group says the were not sufficient to warrant IN SACRAMENTO is based on the quality of aca- health benefits of circumci- recommending routinely cir- DEAR SILENT: I under- demics in relation to the cost sion in newborn boys out- cumcising newborn boys. stand that baby sitters are of attendance. Edward Fiske, weigh any risks and insur- The new one says, “The ben- expensive and not always a former education editor at ance companies should pay efits of newborn male cir- reliable — and that parents The New York Times, is for it. cumcision justify access to want to see the latest films, author of the guide. In its latest policy state- this procedure for those fam- too. However, when a baby From 2001 to fall 2012, the ment on circumcision, a pro- ilies who choose it.” The starts to fuss, the infant UO tuition and fees increased cedure that has been declin- academy also says pain relief should be taken out of the 129 percent — landing at ing nationwide, the Ameri- stronger than a sugar-coated theater to be fed, changed $9,309 a year, according to can Academy of Pediatrics pacifier is essential, usually and/or calmed. To do other- Oregon University System moves closer to an endorse- an injection to numb the area. Sunsetunset MemorialMemorial ParkPark wise is unfair to those who figures. ment but says the decision The federal Centers for have also spent hard-earned Established in 1914 by the Independent Order of Odd New REI employees should be up to parents. Disease Control and Conven- Fellows (I.O.O.F.) & relocated from the Marshfield money to enjoy a film with- “It’s not a verdict from on tion has estimated circumci- Pioneer Cemetery. The 40 acre park is the home of the out distraction. dig into Medford jobs high,” said policy co-author sion costs range from about only mausoleum, columbarium & cremation garden in P.S. DVDs are just what MEDFORD (AP) — About Dr. Andrew Freedman. $200 to $600 nationwide. the Bay Area. the doctor ordered for new 50 employees for the new REI “There’s not a one-size-fits- Coverage varies among • Simple cremation & burial. parents — not only can they store in Medford spent their all-answer.”But from a med- insurers and several states • Private or public graveside or mausoleum chapel be paused, but they are first day on the job Sunday ical standpoint, circumci- have stopped Medicaid fund- services. cheaper, too. pulling weeds and doing sion’s benefits in reducing ing for circumcisions. • Large selection of burial/cremation spaces, other habitat restoration risk of disease outweigh its The new policy was pub- headstones, monuments, burial & urn vaults, work along Bear Creek near small risks, said Freedman, a lished online today in Pedi- caskets, urns, cremation jewelry, printed materials, downtown Medford. pediatric urologist in Los atrics. It comes amid ongoing video tributes & more is available at the time of Death REI outreach coordinator Angeles. debate over whether circum- need or in advance by preplanning. James Hetland told the Mail Recent research bolstering cision is medically necessary • Pet cremation. Notice Tribune that working on the evidence that circumcision or a cosmetic procedure that • Payment terms & options. restoration project will give the reduces chances of infection critics say amounts to genital • All funeral & insurance plans accepted. Darrell E. Noble — 87, of new employees a better under- with HIV and other sexually mutilation. Activists favor- Locally owned by Tom Boynton North Bend, died Aug. 24, standing of the community. spread diseases, urinary tract ing a circumcision ban made 2012, in Coos Bay. Arrange- The new outdoor equip- infections and penis cancer headway in putting it to a Est. 1914 541-267-7182 ments are pending with ment and clothing store is influenced the academy to vote last year in San Francisco 63060 Millington Frontage Road North Bend Chapel, 541- scheduled to open Oct. 5 in update their 13-year-old pol- but a judge later knocked the Coos Bay, OR 756-0440. Medford. icy. measure off the city ballot. www.coosbayfh.com C M C M Y K Y K

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C M C M Y K Monday, August 27,2012 • The World • A7 Y K Nation & World Attacks in Kabul lead to 27 Afghan, 2 U.S. soldier deaths

BY HEIDI VOGT AND insurgents beheaded 17 large group that had gath- ing, two American soldiers appeared to have been an “He didn’t do this inten- MIRWAIS KHAN Afghan civilian for taking ered for a celebration involv- were shot and killed by one accidental shooting. tionally. But then the com- The Associated Press part in a music event in a ing music and dancing, said of their Afghan colleagues in When the group of U.S. mander of the unit started Taliban-controlled area of Musa Qala government chief the east, military officials and Afghan soldiers came shouting at him, ‘What did KABUL, Afghanistan — southern Afghanistan, offi- Neyamatullah Khan. He said said, bringing to 12 the num- under attack, they returned you do? You killed two Attackers hit international cials said. The attack hap- the Taliban slaughtered ber of international troops — fire and ran to take up fight- NATO soldiers!’ And so he pened Sunday night in them to show their disap- all Americans — to die at the ing positions, said Noman threw down his weapon and forces, the Afghan army and Helmand province’s Musa proval of the event. hands of their local allies this Hatefi, a spokesman for the started to run,”Hatefi added. Afghan civilians in two days Qala district, said provincial Information was only trick- month. Afghan army corps in east- The U.S. troops had already of violence that by Monday government spokesman ling out slowly because the But Afghan officials said ern Afghanistan. But an called in air support to help morning had left 29 people Daoud Ahmadi. All of the area where the killings Monday’s attack in Laghman Afghan soldier fell and acci- with the insurgent attack dead — two of them bodies were decapitated but occurred is completely province was a separate case dentally discharged his and the aircraft fired on the Americans soldiers killed by it was not clear if they had Taliban controlled, Khan from the rash of recent weapon, killing two escaping Afghan soldier an Afghan colleague. been shot first, Ahmadi said. said. insider attacks on interna- American soldiers with the from above, killing him, In the deadliest attack, The victims were part of a Then on Monday morn- tional forces, because it errant rounds, he said. Hatefi said. Isaac crossing Gulf with New Orleans in crosshairs

BY MATT SEDENSKY of seven years after Katrina where the planned Monday The Associated Press struck catastrophically in start of the Republican 2005, although Katrina was a National Convention was KEY WEST,Fla. — Tropical much stronger Category 5 pushed back a day in case Storm Isaac targeted a broad storm with winds over 157 Isaac passed closer to the bay- swath of the Gulf Coast on miles per hour. Isaac is side city. Monday and had New Orleans expected to have top winds of Isaac could pack a watery in its crosshairs, bearing down around 90 mph when it hits doublze punch for the Gulf just ahead of the seventh land. Coast. If it hits during high anniversary of Hurricane Kat- The size of the warning area tide, Isaac could push flood- rina. and the storm’s wide bands of waters as deep as 12 feet onto The potential for a landfall rain and wind prompted shore in Louisiana, Mississip- as soon as Tuesday prompted emergency declarations in pi and Alabama and up to six evacuations along a wide area four states, and hurricane- feet in the Florida Panhandle, of the Gulf Coast and sent tested residents were board- while dumping up to 18 inches people out to stock up on sta- ing up homes, sticking up on of rain over the region, the food and water or getting National Weather Service The Associated Press ples. A car goes through a flooded street due to heavy rains in Key West, Fla.. “I gassed up — truck and ready to evacuate. warned. generator”, John Corll, 59, a On the Alabama coast, Billy carpenter,said as he left a New Cannon, 72, was preparing to Orleans coffee shop Monday evacuate with several cars morning. He went through packed with family and four Katrina in 2005 and was Chihuahuas from a home on a peninsula in Gulf Shores. What are they up to? expecting a weaker storm this Canon, who has lived on the time, adding that he thinks coast for 30 years, said he the levee system is in better thinks the order to evacuate shape to handle a storm surge Monday was premature. No other news outlet monitors than when Katrina hit. “I “If it comes in, it’s just think the state and local gov- going to be a big rain storm. I local officials the way our ernments are much better think they overreacted but I prepared for the storm surge understand where they’re reporters do. and emergencies,”Corll said. coming from. It’s safety,”he Isaac blew past the Florida said. Keys and was rolling north- The storm that left eight westward over the open Gulf dead in Haiti blew past the of Mexico on Monday. The Florida Keys with little dam- National Hurricane Center age and promised a drenching predicted it would grow to a but little more for Tampa, Category 1 hurricane over the warm water and possibly hit late Tuesday somewhere Watchdog journalism. We’ve got it! along a roughly 300-mile stretch from the bayous southwest of New Orleans to the Florida Panhandle. That would be one day shy

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Partly cloudy, with a Cloudy Showers Rain Snow 79° | 89° low around 46. North northwest wind 7 to 10 mph. Weather Underground• AP Wednesday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 80. Calm Fronts Pressure wind becoming north northwest around 6 mph. Oregon Temps Local high, low, rainfall Cold Warm Stationary Low High Willamette Valley Temperature extremes and precipitation Friday: High 64, low 54, none Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 51. West for the 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. today. Saturday: High 64, low 52, none northwest wind 5 to 9 mph becoming calm. Hi Lo Prec. Sunday: High NA, low NA, NA Total rainfall to date: 28.80 inches Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 75. Calm wind Astoria 62 49 0.05 Rainfall to date last year: 27.98 inches becoming northwest around 6 mph in the afternoon. Brookings 64 55 0.68 -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s100s 110s Corvallis 76 56 0.00 Average rainfall to date: 37.09 inches Tuesday night: A 20 percent chance of showers. Eugene 78 59 0.03 Mostly cloudy, with a low around 51. Klamath Falls 80 44 0.00 The Tide Tables Wednesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 72. North La Grande 85 37 0.00 To find the tide prediction for your area, add or Temperatures indicate Sunday’s high and Fairbanks 54 50 .76 rn Philadelphia 88 72 cdy wind 5 to 13 mph. Medford 86 53 0.00 subtract minutes as indicated. To find your esti- overnight low to 5 a.m. Fargo 85 50 clr Phoenix 105 86 clr mated tidal height, multiply the listed height by Newport 64 52 0.17 ShowersHi Lo PRrcainOtlk FlagstaffT-storms 75Flurries 53 cdy PittsburghSnow 84Ice 64 rn Portland area the high or low ratio for your area. Pendleton 89 59 0.00 Albuquerque 91 69 pcdy Fresno 92 62 clr Pocatello 92 54 cdy Location High time ratio Low time ratio Tonight: Mostly cloudy, with a low around 54. Light Portland 77 60 0.00 Bandon -0:18 .81 -0:06 .84 AnchorageIsaac Heads 61 54 .18 Toward rn Green CentralBay 75 Gulf 61 .29 Coast clr Portland,Maine 78 60 pcdy and variable wind. Redmond 89 42 0.00 Brookings -0:40 .81 -0:30 .91 Atlanta 90 69 pcdy Hartford Spgfld 84 58 cdy Providence 79 57 cdy Tuesday: Partly sunny, with a high near 73. Calm wind. Roseburg 80 59 0.00 Charleston -0:11 .89 -0:04 .91 Atlantic City 82 69 cdy Honolulu 87 76 .01 pcdy Raleigh-Durham 84 70 pcdy Coos Bay +1:20 .86 +1:24 .84 Isaac is expected to approach the Central Gulf Coast at hurricane Tuesday night: A 20 percent chance of showers. Salem 77 59 0.00 Austin 92 71 .17 cdy Houston 92 74 cdy Reno 91 56 clr Florence +0:38 .77 +0:54 .75 strength. Heavy rain, flooding, thunderstorms, and squalls are Mostly cloudy, with a low around 54. Light wind. Port Orford -0:28 .86 -0:23 .99 Baltimore 79 68 2.03 cdy Indianapolis 87 72 .76 rn Richmond 85 68 .02 pcdy Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of showers. 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West 29-Aug 11:57 7.4 11:34 8.5 Charleston,S.C. 88 75 rn Los Angeles 79 62 clr Santa Fe 85 62 pcdy northwest wind 3 to 8 mph. Charleston,W.Va. 90 60 cdy Louisville 92 73 cdy Seattle 70 58 cdy Tuesday night: A 30 percent chance of showers. 30-Aug - - 12:36 7.8 Charlotte,N.C. 88 64 clr Madison 77 61 .14 clr Sioux Falls 87 57 clr Mostly cloudy, with a low around 50. 31-Aug 12:24 8.5 1:11 8.1 Cheyenne 87 54 pcdy Memphis 94 75 pcdy Spokane 88 58 clr Wednesday: A 20 percent chance of showers. Mostly Mostly sunny Partly sunny LOW TIDE A.M. P.M. Chicago 79 66 .57 clr Miami Beach 84 80 1.99 rn Syracuse 90 69 rn cloudy, with a high near 58. Light wind. 67/52 66/52 Date time ft. time ft. Cincinnati 92 71 rn Midland-Odessa 96 70 .40 pcdy Tampa 84 76 2.31 rn Cleveland 90 69 rn Milwaukee 78 69 .15 clr Toledo 90 70 .19 rn Central Oregon 27-Aug 3:32 -0.4 3:27 3.0 Colorado Springs 90 58 pcdy Mpls-St Paul 86 61 clr Tucson 100 82 pcdy Tonight: Mostly clear, with a low around 49. 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APOLOGY Hopes to help others Nothing regarding the sit- Victim relieved uation is easy, but Horning said feelings of relief are real. to hear it “There’s relief, definitely, Continued from Page A1 that this weekend is over,” she said. “And there’s hope. Hope they would go out and do that it helped other people things. I would just work all there. I had so many women day and go home and sit in come up to me and tell me my house. that they were abused. Some “If I did go out and do of them had never told any- something, the whole time one about it before telling I’d be thinking, ‘I don’t want me, and that’s just so Incred- to be here, I want to get out of ible to me. here.’ “That gives me hope. I “I realized that that’s not don’t want someone else to normal and that I needed live for 20 years like I did, In help. I couldn’t fix myself, silence and shame because and that’s when I reached out this wasn’t there fault.” to a therapist, and that really ‘Sadness and regret’ changed my life.” According to the apology Apology was ‘genuine’ read by O’Donovan, once the abuse was brought to the The lawsuit resulted in a attention of the archdiocese, settlement, which included it went about trying to fix, $480,000 and a public apol- and heal, as quickly albeit ogy at the pulpit of the parish quietly as possible. where the abuse took place. “Along with these efforts Surrounded by family, and this apology come my friends and parishioners, sincere hope and prayer for Horning listened to that the healing of Ms. Horning apology with tear-filled eyes. and all who may have been Photos by Lou Sennick, The World She said she was relieved to Injured by the actions of A crowd gathers to listen to the semi-final round of the Bay Area Teen Idol Saturday afternoon, held at the Blackberry Arts Festival in Coos Bay. hear it, although she said it Father Altstock or any priest was different than what was of this Archdiocese,” agreed upon in the settle- O’Donovan read. BLACKBERRY ment. O’Donovan continued: Vendors fill the streets “It didn’t stick to what we “On a personal note, I also said in our agreement, but express my sadness and regret for what happened, for 30th annual event I’m not going to begrudge it,” and I think the priests of this Continued from Page A1 she said. archdiocese feel the same “I’m thankful that they way,”he said. did it and that’s what matters ing space to vendors. This year, Clarkson “With something like this, the most. I do appreciate it’s a difficult, painful, guesses the association will earn around Monsignor O’Donovan; I do $4,000. It will use that money to fund its painful situation. I just want feel that he was genuine and I annual promotional events. you to know we feel terrible. thanked him for relaying it. It We pray, for Ms. Horning or They’ll be back couldn’t have been easy for anyone who was injured, This was the Blackberry Art’s Festival’s 30th him to do that.” every day.” year in downtown Coos Bay. Clarkson said some of the vendors are new,while others have been returning for years. She has seen an SUSPECT contact with the victim over increase lately in recycled art for sale at the the past few days, is asked to Continued from Page A1 call Coos Bay police at 541- event. The contestants for this year’s Bay Area Teen Idol stop before Saturday’s semifinals. Then there are booths displaying tradition- 269-8911 or Coos Stop al painting, ceramics and photography. Some Elmer Yardley, left, property were taken from a Crime at 541-267-6666. vendors do woodworking; others make chil- holds up a sign fire department ladder truck. Reporter Tim Novotny can be reached at 541-269-1222, dren’s toys. showing the location Frasier said Harless lived Several stations sell fudge and ice cream, in a trailer on his parents’ ext. 235, or at tnovotny@the- for a beer garden set worldlink.com. and the Kiwanis Club grills meat sticks as its up in downtown Coos property, with the driveway annual fundraiser. And you can’t forget the Bay Saturday as part running between them. jewelry, clothes, purses and stained glass work of the Blackberry Investigators believe the offered here every year. Arts Festival.The incident took place at least partly in the driveway. His Cuisine Viki Haworth and her husband sell patented garden was set up no-braid hair wraps that combine leather parents were home at the and being operated time and heard a noise, but Spice up your menu strips with long beads to hold hair in place. by the Bay Area You can’t buy these online, Haworth said. they thought it was just their with new recipes. But they’ll be back at the Blackberry Arts Fes- Chamber of son closing the garage door, tival next year. Commerce for festi- Frasier said. Reporter Jessie Higgins can be reached at val visitors, as long Anyone with information 541-269-1222, ext. 240, or jhiggins@the- as they were old on the incident or the sus- See Page C1 Tuesday worldlink.com. enough. pect, or who had been in

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Baseball | B2 Sports Kid Scoop | B8 B theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 MONDAY, AUGUST 27,2012 U.S. Open Final major starts today for tennis

NEW YORK (AP) — Champion at Wimbledon in both singles and doubles. Winner again at the All England Club in both events, four weeks later at the London Olympics. Nobody would blame Serena Williams if she felt worn down by this year’s jam-packed tennis cal- endar. She doesn’t see it that way, though — even with the grind of the U.S. Open looming. “I look forward to this,” Williams said. “It’s almost as like a launching pad for what I want to do for the rest of the hard-court season.” In a way, yes, today’s start of the year’s last Grand Slam actually marks something of a new begin- ning — the kickoff of a six-month stretch on the hard courts that The Associated Press winds down at the 2013 Australian Ryan Newman, left, wrecks with Jeff Burton during the NASCAR race at Bristol Motor Speedway on Saturday night.The wreck hurt Newman’s spot in the standings. Open. Call it mental gymnastics, a cre- ative way of looking at things or whatever else might apply. What can’t be denied is that in an Olympic Rough racing returns to Bristol year, the U.S. Open — considered the toughest test in tennis even under normal circumstances — is BRISTOL, Tenn. (AP) — With a wrecked racing for the lead — and as the race progressed, and the rocky ride the rest of the season. essentially the season’s fifth major. two-handed toss of his helmet, the action on track picked up grip in the high line was too “I’m going to run over him “A lot of them,” Jim Courier Tony Stewart brought back every- enough to satisfy most fans. attractive for drivers to ignore. every chance I’ve got from now ‘til said, “are running on fumes.” thing that had been missing at Five-time Bristol winner Jeff Denny Hamlin, who picked up the end of the year, every chance Indeed, many top players have Bristol Motor Speedway. Gordon, who watched some of his first Bristol victory,thought the I’ve got,”Stewart said. had to double down on their fit- It was the rock ‘em, sock ‘em Bristol’s greatest races from the racing was similar to years past. That’s the kind of responses ness and find new, creative ways of style of racing that made the spotter stand before he began his “We were all running in a line fans expect at Bristol, where Dale organizing their schedules to get Tennessee bullring the toughest Cup career, thought Saturday and just waiting on the next guy to Jarrett in 1993 threw his helmet at ready for what they hope will be a ticket in NASCAR, and fans fill the night looked a lot like old Bristol. screw up to get around,” he said. Bobby Hillin Jr.’s car. Ward Burton two-week grind in the fishbowl place for 55 consecutive races “Even though it was really “That’s what you had with the old once threw his heel guards at Dale that is Flushing Meadows. hoping to see bumping and bang- tough to pass, it just reminded me Bristol. That’s how we had to race. I Earnhardt Jr., Jimmie Johnson Defending champion Novak ing on the track and the off-track of old school Bristol,”Gordon said. don’t think we saw as much side- made an obscene gesture, Gordon Djokovic barely took any time off drama it created. “I think it was a success and I cer- by-side racing, but you didn’t see shoved Kenseth, Kevin Harvick following his fourth-place finish Progressive banking added in tainly had a lot of fun. I say they side-by-side racing with the old charged after Greg Biffle, and, oh, at the Olympics. He traveled to 2007 diluted the action, and fans grind the whole place. Sounds Bristol. You just saw a bunch of cars the late Dale Earnhardt spun Terry Toronto for a hard-court tuneup, turned their backs on Bristol in awesome. I hope they do that next in line waiting on someone to get Labonte in an effort to “rattle his played six matches and won the droves. Yet another disappointing time.” knocked out of the way or mess up cage.” tournament. crowd in March was the final straw Believing the progressive and that’s the same thing we had.” On Saturday night, even Danica Then, he flew to Cincinnati, for track owner Bruton Smith, who banking had created too many With it came the return of a Patrick got into the action, angrily played six more matches but lost to ordered changes to the track sur- lanes for drivers to use, Smith vintage Stewart reaction following wagging her finger at Regan Smith Roger Federer in the final. No shame face in the hopes the action would ordered the top groove to be his accident with Kenseth. after contact from him caused a there, though that loss to Federer pick up and the fans would return. ground down at Bristol. His The three-time series champi- race-ending wreck after she’d did include an uncharacteristic 6-0 He got exactly what he wanted desired effect was a tighter track on had rallied from a lap down to worked her way to 19th. whitewashing in the first set. Saturday night, even if his idea that forced drivers to run around run for the lead with Kenseth, but “We were just racing hard, this “Mentally, I wasn’t there, was- didn’t go exactly according to the bottom and use their bumpers after the two came close to wreck- is Bristol, this is why people love n’t fresh,” Djokovic said. “It had plan. to move cars out of their way. ing for at least an entire lap, they this track because you see a lot of been a very busy time starting at Tempers flared again at Bristol They had to use their bumpers, finally collided for reasons neither that, you see tempers flare,” the Olympic Games, and maybe — the boiling point coming when but it was at the top of the track agreed upon. Stewart showed his Patrick said. that caught up with me at the end.” Stewart heaved his helmet at Matt where the action occurred. The displeasure by tossing his helmet No big deal in Cincinnati. But a Kenseth’s car after the two new top groove picked up rubber at Kenseth’s car, and promising a SEE NASCAR | B4 half-hour mental lapse in New York could mean the end of Djokovic’s quest to win what has, essentially, shaped up as the Big rigs put on a show at speedway tiebreaker major for 2012. Second-seeded Djokovic won the Australian Open. Rafael Nadal BY JOHN GUNTHER “We all work together — we won the French Open. Top-seeded The World help each other out,”Nelson said. Federer won Wimbledon. Just for The drivers have a common good measure, third-seeded Andy COOS BAY — Each summer, bond, added fellow racer Dave Barr. Murray won the Olympics, mean- Coos Bay Speedway hosts a vari- “Most of us are somehow ing the U.S. Open could essential- ety of shows. involved in the trucking industry,” ly determine the player of the year Most involve cars that race he said. “This is how we come out in men’s tennis. around the dirt track at blazing and play.” Some combination of Nadal — speeds and include frequent pass- The group of drivers Saturday absent this year because of a knee ing. included equipment operators as injury — and the other three have Saturday’s visit by the Rolling well as long-haul drivers, a dump occupied every spot in the finals of Thunder Big Rigs was nothing like truck driver and a log truck driver. the past eight Grand Slam tourna- that — at least not with the fea- Granted, the trucks in the ments. tured attraction. series are not standard highway Who has the most to gain over Nine trucks that are part of a trucks. this fort night? John McEnroe traveling show from Washington They range from the truck Barr thinks it’s Murray, who has the indeed raced around the track. drives, a 1947 International, to a Olympic gold, but is still in search But the speeds weren’t blazing 1998 Volvo driven by Tom Dayton. of his first Grand Slam title. — at least not by the standards of Other makers included “The way it pans out, it’s con- most of the cars that visit the Peterbilt, Kenworth and the 1985 ceivable that Murray could make speedway. Mac driven by Nelson. an argument were he to win this ... And passing is difficult when Before and after the races, the that you could say he’s the best you’re driving the tractor of a drivers revved their engines and player in the world this year,” semi. blasted their horns. Barr’s sound- McEnroe said. “To me, that’s an Still, the drivers thrilled a big ed suspiciously like the horn of a unbelievable upside.” crowd at the speedway Saturday freight train. Murray opens today in Arthur night, during an event that also When the trucks started their Ashe Stadium against Alex included local drivers in the Les By John Gunther, The World races, they spewed thick, black Bogomolov Jr., of Russia. Schwab Championship Series. Two trucks race around the oval at Coos Bay Speedway during a trophy dash Saturday. smoke from their exhaust pipes. Federer, back at the top of the And the featured event did end 1 It wasn’t the type of thing nor- rankings after 25⁄2 months during with a dramatic pass — Scott Zahn Washington group. Nine drivers made the trip to mally seen at the speedway. which Nadal and Djokovic took the pulled inside Steve Smith on the “It’s a beautiful place,” said Coos Bay, one of several stops for “It’s a little bit of exhibition, spot from him, has a night match final corner to take the 20-lap John Nelson. “I love the way its the group this summer. but we are flat-out racing, the best against American Donald Young, main event. tucked in with the trees. And we It’s a tight knit group of drivers, man wins,”said Barr. who is 3-21 this season. The finish highlighted a good have wonderful people down here most of whom live in the Lewis Federer says there’s a difference visit to the South Coast for the to work with.” County area north of Portland. SEE TRUCKS | B3 between how he feels now and last year, when he had two match points in the semifinals against Djokovic, but lost both and closed Meet the Pirates and Bulldogs on Wednesday out his first full season since 2002 without a Grand Slam title. “I think I felt good last year, but THE WORLD inside either the Harding Gym or Also, Reedsport hosts Lost the Hall of Champions next to Vic probably felt that maybe, at times, the Main Gym. River at 5 p.m., Powers hosts Adams Field. Marshfield and North Bend Yoncalla at 4 p.m., Gold Beach the matches were not always on First Games Season Football Tickets my racket,” he said. “Whereas will introduce their fall athletes to hosts Pleasant Hill at 7 p.m. and maybe this time around, I feel like fans on Wednesday night. The first competitions of the Coquille hosts a jamboree that Season tickets and parking if I’m playing well, I can dictate Marshfield will hold its annual season also are this week. also will include Bandon and passes still are available for foot- who’s going to win or lose.” fall Meet the Pirates night at Pete North Bend will be in Coquille starts with a junior varsity game ball at Marshfield. General admis- Though the women’s game has Susick Stadium starting with a Thursday for a volleyball jamboree between the two schools at 5 p.m. sion is $6 for adults and $4 for stu- been more in flux than the men’s of barbecue at 5 p.m. that also includes Siuslaw, South dents without student body cards. late — seven different winners over North Bend’s Meet the Umpqua, Glide and the host Red Booster Clubs Reserved season tickets are $40 the past seven Grand Slams — the Bulldogs night also will start with Devils. The event starts at 5 p.m. The Marshfield Booster Club and parking passes in the lower lot math is essentially the same in 2012: a barbecue at 5 p.m. Marshfield’s volleyball team will hold its first meeting of the fall are $30. Three of the top four women — No. Both schools will introduce all will be at Thurston High School Thursday at noon at Abby’s Pizza. A number of reserved seats 1 Victoria Azarenka (Australia), No. their fall athletes and coaches. for a jamboree Friday morning, North Bend’s first booster club remain available in North Bend. 3 Maria Sharapova (France) and No. At North Bend, the teams will starting at 9 p.m. meeting will be next Wednesday, Reserved seats are $35, good for 4 Williams (Wimbledon) — have demonstrate their sports on the The first football games are two days before the Bulldogs host five home games. major titles this year and all need turf at Vic Adams Field. Friday night. the Pirates in the annual Civil War. North Bend does not sell any this one to break the tie. Marshfield’s fall teams will Marshfield hosts Siuslaw and As with other recent years, it will be parking passes for football. All participate in scrimmages for the North Bend visits Molalla, with a joint luncheon with Marshfield’s parking is on a first-come, first- SEE TENNIS | B4 fans, with the volleyball contests both games starting at 7 p.m. booster club and starts at noon in served basis. C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B2•The World • Monday, August 27,2012 Y K Sports Volstad Rookie Wilson will ends start for Seahawks THE ASSOCIATED PRESS McCourt this spring for $2 billion. SEATTLE — Rookie winless Russell Wilson has earned LITTLE LEAGUE the Seattle Seahawks’ start- Japan blasts Tennessee ing quarterback job. for World Series title Coach Pete Carroll announced Sunday night SOUTH streak WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — that the third-round pick from Wisconsin will start Noriatsu Osaka hit three homers and tripled, and THE ASSOCIATED PRESS when the regular season begins Sept. 9 at Arizona. Japan limited Tennessee’s “It’s been a very exciting potent lineup to two hits in a CHICAGO — Chris 12-2 victory Sunday in the Volstad ended a 24-start competition that has gone on and Russell has taken full Little League World Series winless streak, allowing title game. three hits in 6 2-3 strong advantage of his opportuni- ties and has done everything Starter Kotaro Kiyomiya innings as the Chicago Cubs struck out eight in four beat Colorado 5-0 in a game that we have asked for innings and added an RBI shortened to eight innings by single for the boys from rain. on the Sports field and Tokyo. The game ended in Volstad (1-9), acquired the fifth after Osaka’s third from Miami for Carlos The Associated Press more than Shorts what you homer made it a 10-run Zambrano, earned his first Chicago Cubs starter Chris Volstad delivers a pitch against the Colorado Rockies in Chicago on Sunday. game. win since guys could know off the field he beat starts in the minors this sea- drove in three runs as St. Ramirez homered off Erik in meeting rooms and with COLLEGE FOOTBALL NL Houston son and was recalled Aug. 1, Louis handed the Reds just Bedard, leading Mark Rogers our players and how he’s rep- while struck out three and walked their second series loss in 13 (2-1) and the Brewers over the resented. He’s earned this Arkansas State receiver Recap pitching three in a 101-pitch effort. sets since the All-Star break. wobbling Pirates. job,”Carroll said on a confer- dismissed from team for the He was taken out to an The Cardinals have won five Bedard (7-14) lasted only ence call Sunday night. “It JONESBORO, Ark. — Marlins ovation in the seventh after of six to move within six 4 2-3 innings and leads the was a legitimate competition Arkansas State coach Gus on July 10, 2011. He was 0-14 former Cub Tyler Colvin games of the NL Central- majors in losses. as we said from the beginning Malzahn says wide receiver during his skid. doubled with two outs and leading Reds. The Pirates have lost five and with the opportunity Earl Lucas has been dis- The major league record Chris Nelson walked. Manny Braves 7, Giants 1: Tim of six. They trail St. Louis by he’s taken advantage of he missed from the football for consecutive winless starts Corpas then retired Jonathan Hudson (13-4) pitched seven two games for the second NL deserves to start.” team for violating team rules. is 28, shared by Jo-Jo Reyes, Herrera on a fielder’s choice strong innings for his seventh wild-card spot, with the Buffalo finishes trade Lucas, a sophomore from Matt Keough and Cliff grounder to end the threat. consecutive victory and Paul Cardinals coming to PNC Prattville, Ala., had 20 catch- Curtis. Shawn Camp pitched the Janish tripled home two runs Park for a three-game series for Seattle QB Jackson es for 225 yards last season The start of the game was eighth for his second save in to help Atlanta beat San starting tonight. BUFFALO, N.Y. — A per- for the Red Wolves on their delayed 2 hours, 23 minutes five chances, completing a Francisco. Padres 5, Arizona 4: son familiar with the discus- way to a 10-3 season and Sun by rain. With Chicago leading four-hitter. Jason Heyward, Freddie Edinson Volquez (9-9) sions says the Buffalo Bills Belt Conference champi- 5-0, there was another delay Phillies 4, Nationals 1: Freeman and Juan Francisco pitched seven effective have reached an agreement onship. after the eighth and the game Cliff Lee tossed seven sharp homered for the Braves. innings and the Padres with quarterback Tarvaris The announcement fol- was called 30 minutes later. innings to earn his first home Tim Lincecum (7-14) last- extended their winning Jackson. lows Friday’s suspension of “It’s only fitting that the win in nearly a year and the ed five innings, allowing streak to a season-high seven Jackson’s arrival in another wide receiver, Tres day took pretty long,” a Phillies completed a three- three runs and seven hits. games. Buffalo completes a trade Houston, for the entire sea- relieved Volstad said. game sweep against the major Marlins 6, Dodgers 2: The Padres roughed up with the Seattle Seahawks. son, also for violating team Volstad, who was traded league-leading Nationals. Rob Brantly gave Miami the Trevor Cahill (9-11) and had The person said a deal to rules. Also, former Auburn to the Cubs over the winter The Nationals have lost lead for good with his first at least 10 hits for the sixth restructure the final year of running back Michael Dyer for Carlos Zambrano, said he four straight for the first time major league home run, and time in eight games to com- Jackson’s contract was was dismissed from the team hadn’t been dwelling on the since June 15-19. the Marlins also got long balls plete their second sweep in reached early today and that last month. streak. Jimmy Rollins hit a two- from Giancarlo Stanton, Jose the desert this season. the quarterback was already Arkansas State opens “Maybe a little bit of bad run homer and Laynce Nix Reyes and Carlos Lee to beat Mets 2, Astros 1: Ike traveling to Buffalo. The per- Saturday at Oregon. luck for me over the last year had a solo shot to back Lee the revamped Dodgers in the Davis hit his second homer of son spoke on the condition and a month or whatever it (3-7). The 2008 AL Cy Young finale of an 11-game road trip. the day with one out in the of anonymity because the Notre Dame suspends was. That’s baseball. You got Award winner hadn’t won at Mark Buehrle (12-11) won ninth inning soon after new Bills had not announced the Cierre Wood for 2 games to keep going,”Volstad said. Citizens Bank Park since his third straight start, left fielder Lucas Duda cut a trade. SOUTH BEND, Ind. — “Sometimes you throw Sept. 5, going 0-6 in his pre- allowing a run and six hits in runner down at the plate, Jackson was scheduled to Notre Dame suspended well and don’t get that win or vious 12 starts. 5 2-3 innings. He escaped a lifting the Mets over Houston make $4 million this season, starting tailback Cierre Wood you get that loss and some- Cardinals 8, Reds 2: bases-loaded jam in the fifth for their first series win at but that figure was restruc- two games for violating team times you don’t and do get a Matt Holliday had four hits by retiring Hanley Ramirez home since early July. tured because the Bills rules, leaving the Fighting win. Just the way it goes. I and four RBIs, Adam on a popup and Andre Ethier Mets rookie Jeremy deemed it to be too expensive Irish without their 1,000- think that’s why the streak, Wainwright (13-10) won his on a grounder with the Hefner took a shutout into for a backup player. yard rusher against Navy and whatever you want to call it, fifth consecutive start and the Marlins holding a 3-1 lead. the ninth before giving up a It’s not yet clear what the Purdue. to me wasn’t a huge issue.” Cardinals beat Cincinnati. Brewers 7, Pirates 0: tying double to Marwin Seahawks will get in return, Volstad, who made 12 Allen Craig homered and Carlos Gomez and Aramis Gonzalez. though it’s expected to be a CYCLING mid- to late-round draft pick from Buffalo. Armstrong feels at ease Fielder, Young help Tigers top Angels despite losing bike race Colts acquire Vontae ASPEN, Colo. — Lance Davis from Dolphins Armstrong was feeling just THE ASSOCIATED PRESS lead in the second inning off fine even after being beaten Ubaldo Jimenez (9-13). INDIANAPOLIS — Four days after team owner Jim by a lanky teenager in a gru- DETROIT — Prince Granderson’s 33rd homer in Irsay ignited speculation eling 36-mile mountain bike Fielder and Delmon Young the sixth made it 4-2 and about a possible trade with a race. homered on consecutive gave New York a record eight series of Twitter posts, the Better than fine, even. pitches in the sixth inning to current players with 200 or Colts acquired former first- He’s more at ease now than support Max Scherzer and more career homers. round draft pick Vontae he has been in a decade. help the Detroit Tigers beat White Sox 4, Mariners Davis to solidify their sec- In his first interview since the Los Angeles Angels 5-2 3, 7 innings: Tyler Flowers ondary. the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency on Sunday. hit a go-ahead homer just Miami will get Indy’s sec- disciplined Armstrong with a Scherzer (14-6) gave up before the final downpour ond-round pick and a condi- lifetime ban from profes- one run and struck out nine and the White Sox earned tional, undisclosed late- sional cycling and vacated his over seven their sixth straight victory. round pick in the 2013 draft seven Tour de France titles, innings. Immediately following a — a steep price for a veteran he said, “Nobody needs to AL Joaquin 6-minute rain delay in the cornerback who recently lost cry for me. I’m going to be B enoit seventh inning, Flowers his starting job, but one the great.” Recap struck out launched a two-run shot off Colts found reasonable. Armstrong couldn’t catch two more Kevin Millwood (4-11) to lift Keegan Swirbul at the Power in a per- AL Central-leading Chicago BASEBALL of Four bike race Saturday, fect eighth, and Jose Valverde to its second consecutive Dodgers finish big trade finishing nearly five minutes struck out another batter series sweep. behind. while closing it out. Rain continued to pour for Gonzalez, three others Detroit and Los Angeles, until the tarp was put on to BOSTON — The Los Vande Velde wins title in each vying for an AL wild stay two batters later, and the Angeles Dodgers acquired USA Pro Challenge card with 30-plus games left game was called after a wait first baseman Adrian DENVER — Christian in the regular season, both of nearly 2 hours. Gonzalez, pitcher Josh rested one of their stars The start was delayed for 1 Vande Velde won the overall Beckett and injured outfield- title in the USA Pro Challenge, heading into an off day today. hour, 51 minutes due to er Carl Crawford from Boston Tigers slugger Miguel showers that persisted finishing second Sunday on Saturday, hoping to boost behind Taylor Phinney in the Cabrera was out of the lineup throughout the game before their playoff hopes by taking for the first time this year, it was finally stopped. closing time trial. on the underperforming and Tejay van Garderen was nursing his sore right ankle Chicago starter Gavin high-priced stars who failed with the expectation he will Floyd left after two innings second overall — 21 seconds to thrive in a fractious Red back — after finishing third be able to play third base with right elbow discomfort. Sox clubhouse. Tuesday at Kansas City. Nate Jones (7-0) earned his in the time trial. Levi Boston also sent infielder Leipheimer was ninth in the Albert Pujols missed his The Associated Press second win in two days. Nick Punto and about $11 fourth straight game with an Detroit’s Prince Fielder watches his two-run home run that scored Andy Twins 6, Rangers 5: Ben final stage and third overall — million in cash to Los 24 seconds behind. injured right calf and the Dirks to take a 3-1 lead against the Los Angeles Angels in the sixth inning Revere had four hits, Cole De Angeles in the nine-player Angels also are targeting Sunday in Detroit. Vries (3-5) won for the first trade that was the biggest in TRACK & FIELD Tuesday for his return at time in nearly two months Dodgers history.The Red Sox home against Boston. Boston in a deal that sent Josh two runs in two-plus innings and Minnesota snapped a acquired first baseman German sports official Red Sox 8, Royals 6: Beckett, Adrian Gonzalez, but got the win on the same five-game losing streak. James Loney, pitcher Allen dies of javelin strike James Loney hit a tying single Carl Crawford, Nick Punto day he was called up from The Twins avoided get- Webster, infielder Ivan BERLIN — A German in his Boston debut and and more than $250 million Triple-A Pawtucket. Mark ting swept in the four-game DeJesus Jr. and two players to sports official died today, a Jacoby Ellsbury drove in the in salary to the Los Angeles Melancon pitched the ninth series. They finished a 10- be named. day after being struck in the go-ahead run as the Dodgers, Loney went 1 for 5. for his first save. game road trip with a 2-8 throat by a javelin. revamped Red Sox bounced Pedro Ciriaco had three hits Yankees 4, Indians 2: record. Scully, 84, will return for The 74-year-old man was back from a nine-player for the Red Sox, who won for Curtis Granderson hit his Josh Hamilton hit his 35th record 64th season officiating at a youth meet in trade and a 12-inning loss. just the fourth time in 12 200th career homer to help homer for Texas and drove in LOS ANGELES — Vin the western city of A day after he was the games. the Yankees get the win. four runs, giving him a major Scully, one of baseball’s most Duesseldorf when the inci- only major leaguer coming to Pedro Beato (1-0) allowed The Yankees took a 3-0 league-leading 111 RBIs. beloved broadcasters, is dent happened late Sunday, sticking around for another police spokesman Andre year with the Los Angeles Hartwig said. Clemens looks sharp in debut for Sugar Land Dodgers. He was immediately taken The 84-year-old Hall of to hospital but died of SUGAR LAND, Texas (AP) — Roger innings Saturday night for the Sugar his cap to the overflow crowd of 7,724 Famer will return for a record injuries early today, Hartwig Clemens raved about all the fun he had Land Skeeters of the independent before heading into the dugout to begin 64th season in 2013. He said. pitching at age 50 and putting smiles Atlantic League. recuperating and see how his body began his professional base- The local athletics associ- on the faces of Sugar Land baseball He faced the Bridgeport Bluefish and responds to his big night. ball broadcasting career in ation for Duesseldorf and fans. struck out two, including former major Sugar Land manager Gary Gaetti, a 1950 with the Brooklyn Neuss identified the man as Still, it wasn’t enough to set his mind leaguer Joey Gathright to start the two-time All-Star third baseman with Dodgers, and has called three Dieter Strack. on a major league comeback — at least game. He allowed one hit without a the Minnesota Twins, said he was perfect games, 25 no-hitters, “The popular and experi- not yet. walk and threw 37 pitches. impressed by Clemens’ outing after 25 World Series and 12 All- enced sports judge was the “No,” Clemens said. “I’ve had suc- Scouts from the Houston Astros and such a long layoff. He admitted before Star games. victim of a tragic accident cess before at that level and other Kansas City Royals were on hand to see the game he was a bit concerned about Scully said he is feeling while carrying out his duties things. Again, it’s a great deal of work Clemens’ comeback — for however long how things would go because of energized after the on Aug. 26,” the association and I’m not thinking that at this point.” it lasts and wherever it leads. Clemens’ age and time off. Guggenheim Baseball said on its website. “All of us Pitching for the first time in five Clemens received a standing ovation “He did a great job,”Gaetti said. “He Management group bought who were there are horrified years, Clemens tossed 3 1-3 scoreless when he left the game. He stopped to tip really did.” the team from Frank and in shock.” C M C M Y K Y K

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history with He knows — he won in the group’s first trip to Coos Bay last summer. win in Canada Barr’s truck was perhaps the most unique, because it is a few THE ASSOCIATED PRESS decades older than any of the others. “I found it parked next to a corn- COQUITLAM, British Columbia — Lydia Ko field,” Barr said, adding that this showed playing partner Stacy Lewis a lot more particular truck was fitting for him. than a great golf swing in the 15-year-old’s his- “My grandpa worked with toric Canadian Women’s Open victory. Internationals all his life.” “I was most impressed with just her Barr has been racing with the demeanor,”Lewis said. “I mean you would have series for three summers, while never known that it was the final Nelson has been with the group a Golf round of an LPGA event. She few more seasons. played like she had been there “It’s a lot of fun,”he said. Recap before.” “I own my own highway truck. Ko became the youngest It’s two totally different worlds.” winner in LPGA Tour history and On Saturday, Zahn’s 1988 the circuit’s fifth amateur champion Sunday, Kenworth was a touch better than closing with a 5-under 67 for a three-stroke The Associated Press Smith’s 1973 Peterbilt. Rick Casebolt victory over Inbee Park. Lydia Ko poses with the trophy with two members of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police after winning the LPGA was third in his 1985 International, “To break another record, or being in the Tour’s Canadian Women’s Open on Sunday. with Micky Iverson, the oldest driv- history, it’s amazing, and it’s always awesome er at 60, placing fourth in a 1979 to be able to play with the pros,”Ko said. “The on Saturday to take a one-stroke lead into the shots. Watney had a 2-under 69 to capture the Peterbilt. last few holes, it got a bit nerve-racking, but final round. opening playoff event for the FedEx Cup. As for speeds, the truck drivers Stacy Lewis, after my birdie on 15, she said,‘You Ko made it clear again that she has no plans He wound up winning by three shots over aren’t sure just how fast they can go. know you can do it.’It was really great to have to rush into a professional golf career. Brandt Snedeker. The only indicators inside the cabs another player that I look up to giving me that “I’ll still remain an amateur and then finish The win means Watney goes to No. 1 in the are oil pressure and temperature — much support. It was really awesome.” high school and then go to college,”said Ko. “I FedEx Cup standings and is assured a shot at the things the drivers most need to The South Korean-born New Zealander mean this is a great win, but I don’t think this the $10 million prize at the Tour Championship keep their eyes on, Nelson said. broke the age record of 16 set by Lexi Thompson will affect me changing my routes to my career.” next month. Perhaps more importantly,it could Among the local drivers in the Les last September in the Navistar LPGA Classic in Park’s $300,000 check as the top pro moved be a big step toward an event that doesn’t pay Schwab Championship Series, Mike Alabama, and is the first amateur winner since the South Korean player past Lewis for the sea- anything at all — the Ryder Cup. George won the main event for late JoAnne Carner in the 1969 Burdine’s son money lead with $1,419,940. Davis Love III will announce his four cap- models, Trina Post finished first in Invitational. U.S. Women’s Open champion Na Yeon tain’s choices after next week’s playoff event the sportsman class, Steve Dubisar The glove Ko wore in the final round will be Choi, Chella Choi and Jiyai Shin — all from outside Boston. won for street stocks, Rob Lauver displayed in the World Golf Hall of Fame. South Korea — tied for third at 8 under. Lewis, a Champions Tour: Jay Don Blake won the was far better than the rest of the “To have something that’s mine to be up two-time winner this year, had a 72 to tie for Boeing Classic for his third career Champions field for mini outlaws in a there, it’s amazing, and it doesn’t come down sixth at 7 under. Tour title, beating Mark O’Meara with a birdie Volkswagen bug and Tom Jenotte or anything,”Ko said. “So it will always remain “It was fun, though, watching Lydia play,” on the second hole of a playoff. won for hornets. there, and it’ll be a good memory.” Lewis said. “I kind of got caught up in her game Ryder Cup: European Ryder Cup captain Drake Nelson, the speedway’s In January, Ko won the New South Wales there at the end, watching her play. ... Every Jose Maria Olazabal named England’s Ian general manager, said the crowd was Open in Australia at 14 to become the youngest single shot was right at the pin. Jiyai and I start- Poulter and Belgium’s Nicolas Colsaerts as his solid Saturday night. player to win a professional tour event, a mark ed laughing about it at the end. It was just real- two wild-card picks today. “People like to watch the monster broken by 14-year-old Brooke Henderson in ly impressive and fun to be a part of history.” Poulter will be competing in his fourth Ryder trucks and they like to watch the June in a 36-hole Canadian Women’s Tour PGA Tour: Nick Watney salvaged a dismal Cup. Colsaerts, the only rookie on the squad, novelty events,”he said. “All in all, I event in Quebec. season Sunday at The Barclays with a victory will be the first Belgium-born player to compete think it was good.” Ko also won the U.S. Women’s Amateur. that could not have come at a better time. in the 85-year history of the competition. The speedway hosts another Ko finished at 13-under 275 at The Watney turned a two-shot deficit against Rory McIlroy,Justin Rose,Paul Lawrie,Graeme novelty event for the coming Labor Vancouver Golf Club, pulling away with birdies Sergio Garcia into a three-shot lead in a deci- McDowell, Francesco Molinari, Luke Donald, Lee Day weekend, when traveling dwarf on five of the first six holes on the back nine. sive four-hole stretch around the turn at Westwood, Sergio Garcia, Peter Hanson and cars are in town for races both She opened with consecutive 68s and shot a 72 Bethpage Black, and no one got closer than two Martin Kaymer also are on Olazabal’s roster. Saturday and Sunday. SCOREBOARD

Central Division W L Pct GB Saturday’s Games B.Keselowski, 790; 8. D.Hamlin, 774; 9. Final Round On The Air Chicago 71 55 .563 — Washington 30, Indianapolis 17 K.Harvick, 767; 10. T.Stewart, 746; 11. K.Kahne, Nick Watney, $1,440,000 65-69-71-69 —274 1 Transactions Detroit 69 58 .543 2⁄2 Oakland 31, Detroit 20 730; 12. C.Edwards, 712. Brandt Snedeker, $864,000 70-69-68-70—277 Today Kansas City 56 70 .444 15 Pittsburgh 38, Buffalo 7 Sergio Garcia, $464,000 66-68-69-75—278 BASEBALL 1 IndyCar Tennis — U.S. Open, 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., Cleveland 55 72 .433 16⁄2 New Orleans 34, Houston 27 Dustin Johnson, $464,000 67-71-72-68 —278 American League 1 ESPN2. Minnesota 52 75 .409 19⁄2 Dallas 20, St. Louis 19 GoPro Indy Grand Prix of Sonoma Graham DeLaet, $281,000 75-67-72-65 —279 BOSTON RED SOX—Traded RHP Josh Beckett, 1B Major League Baseball — Tampa Bay at Texas, 5 West Division W L Pct GB Sunday’s Games Sunday Brian Harman, $281,000 65-75-68-71 —279 Adrian Gonzalez, OF Carl Crawford, INF Nick Punto p.m., ESPN; Seattle at Minnesota, 5 p.m., Root Texas 75 52 .591 — San Francisco 29, Denver 24 At Sonoma Louis Oosthuizen, $281,000 70-71-68-70 —279 and cash to the Los Angeles Dodgers for 1B James 1 Sports. Oakland 69 57 .548 5⁄2 Carolina 17, N.Y. Jets 12 Sonoma, Calif. Lee Westwood, $281,000 69-72-68-70 —279 Loney, INF Ivan DeJesus, Jr., RHP Allen Webster 1 Canadian Football League — Edmonton at Los Angeles 66 62 .516 9⁄2 Wednesday, Aug. 29 Lap length: 2.31 miles Greg Chalmers, $232,000 70-70-68-72 —280 and two players to be named. Activated LHP Felix 1 Toronto, 4:30 p.m., NBC Sports Network. Seattle 61 67 .477 14⁄2 Tampa Bay at Washington, 4 p.m. (Starting position in parentheses) Bud Cauley, $160,889 71-71-72-67 — 281 Doubront from the 15-day DL. Placed OF Daniel Tuesday, Aug. 28 Saturday’s Games New England at N.Y. Giants, 4 p.m. 1. (2) Ryan Briscoe, Chevrolet, 85. 2. (1) Will Tim Clark, $160,889 70-72-67-72 — 281 Nava on the 15-day DL. Recalled SS Jose Iglesias, Tennis — U.S. Open, 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., Oakland 4, Tampa Bay 2 Miami at Dallas, 5:30 p.m. Power, Chevrolet, 85. 3. (6) Dario Franchitti, Luke Donald, $160,889 68-74-69-70 — 281 OF Che-Hsuan Lin and RHP Junichi Tazawa from ESPN2. Texas 9, Minnesota 3 Thursday, Aug. 30 Honda, 85. 4. (11) Rubens Barrichello, Chevrolet, Bob Estes, $160,889 69-66-72-74 — 281 Pawtucket (IL). Suspended RHP Alfredo Aceves for Major League Baseball — Seattle at Minnesota, 5 Detroit 5, L.A. Angels 3 Atlanta at Jacksonville, 3:30 p.m. 85. 5. (13) Graham Rahal, Honda, 85. 6. (4) Helio Tom Gillis, $160,889 69-72-68-72 — 281 three games for conduct detrimental to the team. p.m., Root Sports; Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 5 Cleveland 3, N.Y. Yankees 1 N.Y. Jets at Philadelphia, 3:35 p.m. Castroneves, Chevrolet, 85. 7. (9) Simon David Hearn, $160,889 70-73-67-71 — 281 Added 1B James Loney to the active roster. p.m., WGN. Baltimore 8, Toronto 2 Minnesota at Houston, 4 p.m. Pagenaud, Honda, 85. 8. (15) J.R. Hildebrand, William McGirt, $160,889 68-74-67-72 — 281 Optioned OF Che-Hsuan Lin to Pawtucket (IL). Wednesday, Aug. 29 Kansas City 10, Boston 9, 12 innings Baltimore at St. Louis, 4 p.m. Chevrolet, 85. 9. (8) Alex Tagliani, Honda, 85. 10. Bubba Watson, $160,889 70-70-70-71 — 281 Recalled RHP Pedro Beato from Pawtucket. Tennis — U.S. Open, 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., Chicago White Sox 5, Seattle 4 Kansas City at Green Bay, 4 p.m. (16) Tony Kanaan, Chevrolet, 84. 11. (20) Justin Kevin Stadler, $160,889 72-69-65-75 — 281 TEXAS RANGERS—Reinstated RHP Koji Uehara ESPN2. Sunday’s Games New Orleans at Tennessee, 4 p.m. Wilson, Honda, 84. 12. (24) James Jakes, Honda, Padraig Harrington, $96,960 64-75-75-68 —282 from the 15-day DL. Optioned RHP Tanner Major League Baseball — Teams TBA, 4 p..m, Detroit 5, L.A. Angels 2 Cincinnati at Indianapolis, 4 p.m. 84. 13. (5) Scott Dixon, Honda, 84. J.B. Holmes, $96,960 71-69-73-69 —282 Scheppers to Round Rock (PCL). ESPN; Chicago White Sox at Baltimore, 4 p.m., N.Y. Yankees 4, Cleveland 2 Buffalo at Detroit, 4 p.m. 14. (14) Mike Conway, Honda, 84. 15. (23) Geoff Ogilvy, $96,960 70-72-69-71 —282 TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Placed OF Jose Bautista WGN; Seattle at Minnesota, 5 p.m., Root Sports. Boston 8, Kansas City 6 Chicago at Cleveland, 4:30 p.m. Sebastian Saavedra, Chevrolet, 84. 16. (17) E.J. John Senden, $96,960 68-68-72-74 —282 on the 15-day DL. Toronto at Baltimore, ppd., rain Carolina at Pittsburgh, 4:30 p.m. Viso, Chevrolet, 84. 17. (27) Simona de Silvestro, Josh Teater, $96,960 72-71-69-70 —282 National League Local Schedule Chicago White Sox 4, Seattle 3, 7 innings Oakland at Seattle, 7 p.m. Lotus, 84. 18. (7) Ryan Hunter-Reay, Chevrolet, Ricky Barnes, $56,700 71-72-70-70 —283 ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Traded LHP Joe Minnesota 6, Texas 5 San Diego at San Francisco, 7:05 p.m. 84. 19. (18) Oriol Servia, Chevrolet, 84. 20. (25) Roberto Castro, $56,700 76-67-69-71 —283 Saunders to Baltimore for RHP Matt Lindstrom Today Today’s Games Denver at Arizona, 8 p.m. Ed Carpenter, Chevrolet, 84. 21. (21) Charlie Jason Day, $56,700 70-70-77-66 —283 and cash considerations or a player to be End Preseason No local events scheduled. Kansas City (Hochevar 7-11) at Boston Kimball, Honda, 82. 22. (3) Sebastien Bourdais, Harris English, $56,700 70-69-71-73 —283 named. Tuesday, Aug. 28 (Matsuzaka 0-3), 10:35 a.m. Chevrolet, 63, Contact. 23. (22) Josef Rickie Fowler, $56,700 67-70-75-71 —283 ATLANTA BRAVES—Placed RHP Ben Sheets on No local events scheduled. Chicago White Sox (Liriano 5-10) at Baltimore Auto Racing Newgarden, Honda, 62, Contact. 24. (19) Rory McIlroy, $56,700 69-73-69-72 —283 the 15-day DL. Recalled RHP Miguel Batista from Wednesday, Aug. 29 (W.Chen 12-7), 4:05 p.m. Katherine Legge, Chevrolet, 48, Mechanical. 25. Ryan Moore, $56,700 69-69-70-75 —283 Gwinnett (IL). Oakland (B.Anderson 1-0) at Cleveland High School Sports — Meet the Pirates, 5 p.m., NASCAR (12) Marco Andretti, Chevrolet, 46, Mechanical. Ryan Palmer, $56,700 75-68-68-72 —283 MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Recalled INF Jeff (Ro.Hernandez 0-2), 4:05 p.m. Marshfield High School; Meet the Bulldogs, 5 26. (10) James Hinchcliffe, Chevrolet, 35, Carl Pettersson, $56,700 73-66-73-71 —283 Bianchi from Nashville (PCL). Sent RHP Mike Toronto (H.Alvarez 7-11) at N.Y. Yankees Sprint Cup Irwin Tools Night Race Mechanical. 27. (26) Takuma Sato, Honda, 2, Charl Schwartzel, $56,700 71-69-69-74 —283 p.m., North Bend High School. Saturday McClendon to Nashville. (Phelps 3-4), 4:05 p.m. Mechanical. Scott Stallings, $56,700 72-70-71-70 —283 PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Added LHP Hisanori Tampa Bay (Price 16-4) at Texas (D.Holland 8- At Bristol Motor Speedway Race Statistics Bo Van Pelt, $56,700 70-69-74-70 —283 Bristol, Tenn. Takahashi to the active roster. Placed RHP Chad Pro Baseball 6), 5:05 p.m. Winners average speed: 95.740. Time of Race: John Huh, $40,200 70-67-77-70 —284 Qualls on the 15-day DL. Seattle (F.Hernandez 12-5) at Minnesota Lap length: .533 miles 2:07:02.8248. Margin of Victory: 0.4408 sec- Ian Poulter, $40,200 68-71-76-69 —284 (Start position in parentheses) FOOTBALL National League (Hendriks 0-6), 5:10 p.m. onds. Cautions: 2 for 11 laps. Lead Changes: 6 Tommy Gainey, $32,000 70-70-73-72 —285 National Football League East Division W L Pct GB Tuesday’s Games 1. (8) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 500 laps, 136.2 among 3 drivers. Lap Leaders: Power 1-17, Zach Johnson, $32,000 68-75-72-70 —285 rating, 47 points, $329,441. 2. (37) Jimmie ATLANTA FALCONS—Placed DT Corey Peters on Washington 77 50 .606 — Chicago White Sox (Sale 15-4) at Baltimore Briscoe 18-19, Hunter-Reay 20, Power 21-40, Matt Kuchar, $32,000 72-68-73-72 —285 the reserve injured list. Waived QB John Parker 1 Johnson, Chevrolet, 500, 103.1, 43, $250,051. 3. Atlanta 73 55 .570 4⁄2 (Tillman 6-2), 4:05 p.m. Briscoe 41-43, Power 44-63, Briscoe 64-85. Phil Mickelson, $32,000 68-74-67-76 —285 Wilson. 1 (11) Jeff Gordon, Chevrolet, 500, 113.9, 41, Philadelphia 61 67 .477 16 ⁄2 Oakland (Milone 10-9) at Cleveland (McAllister Points: Power 422, Hunter-Reay 386, Greg Owen, $32,000 68-73-72-72 —285 BALTIMORE RAVENS—Waived K Billy Cundiff. 1 $205,026. 4. (22) Brian Vickers, Toyota, 500, New York 59 69 .461 18 ⁄2 5-4), 4:05 p.m. Castroneves 381, Dixon 368, Pagenaud 337, Pat Perez, $32,000 66-70-77-72 —285 98.5, 41, $139,215. 5. (9) Marcos Ambrose, Ford, BUFFALO BILLS—Released LB Danny Batten, Miami 58 71 .450 20 Toronto (R.Romero 8-11) at N.Y. Yankees Kanaan 327, Hinchcliffe 326, Briscoe 317, Jimmy Walker, $32,000 66-74-74-71 —285 WR David Clowney, DE Sean Ferguson, CB Prince Central Division W L Pct GB (P.Hughes 12-11), 4:05 p.m. 500, 102.6, 40, $153,398. 6. (10) Kyle Busch, Franchitti 306, Rahal 286. Tiger Woods, $32,000 68-69-72-76 —285 Toyota, 500, 103.4, 38, $161,998. 7. (23) Clint Miller, TE Fendi Onobun, DT Jay Ross, WR Derek Cincinnati 77 52 .597 — Tampa Bay (Shields 12-7) at Texas (Darvish 12- Session, DB Nick Sukay and G Jake Vermiglio. St. Louis 70 57 .551 6 9), 5:05 p.m. Bowyer, Toyota, 500, 101.9, 37, $141,554. 8. (4) LPGA Tour Joey Logano, Toyota, 500, 119.5, 38, $130,440. 9. Pro Soccer Placed TE Mike Caussin on the physically- Pittsburgh 68 59 .535 8 Detroit (Verlander 12-7) at Kansas City Canadian Open unable-to-perform list. Released DB Josh 1 (12) Kasey Kahne, Chevrolet, 500, 86.2, 36, Milwaukee 59 67 .468 16⁄2 (Mendoza 7-9), 5:10 p.m. Sunday Nesbitt from injured reserve after reaching an 1 $117,515. 10. (7) Paul Menard, Chevrolet, 500, Major League Soccer Chicago 49 77 .389 26⁄2 Seattle (Iwakuma 4-3) at Minnesota (Diamond At The Vancouver Golf Club injury settlement. 1 82.8, 34, $117,640. 11. (15) Martin Truex Jr., EASTERN CONFERENCE Houston 40 88 .313 36⁄2 10-5), 5:10 p.m. Coquitlam, British Columbia CHICAGO BEARS—Waived DE Thaddeus West Division W L Pct GB Boston (Buchholz 11-4) at L.A. Angels (Weaver Toyota, 500, 104.9, 34, $134,119. 12. (16) Dale W L T Pts GF GA Earnhardt Jr., Chevrolet, 500, 83.8, 33, $112,780. Sporting KC 14 7 5 47 32 23 Purse: $2 million Gibson, LB K.C. Asiodu, QB Matt Blanchard, S San Francisco 71 57 .555 — 16-3), 7:05 p.m. Yardage: 6,681; Par 72 Trevor Coston, WR Terriun Crump, WR Chris Los Angeles 69 59 .539 2 13. (28) Juan Pablo Montoya, Chevrolet, 500, New York 13 7 6 45 44 37 84.4, 31, $133,921. 14. (36) Bobby Labonte, Houston 11 6 9 42 38 30 Final Round Summers, DE Derek Walker. Waived/injured LB Arizona 64 64 .500 7 a-amateur Adrien Cole and G Nick Pieschel. Terminated the 1 Pro Football Toyota, 500, 64.5, 30, $130,388. 15. (13) Kevin Chicago 12 8 5 41 32 30 San Diego 59 70 .457 12⁄2 Harvick, Chevrolet, 500, 92, 29, $149,741. D.C. United 12 9 4 40 41 35 a-Lydia Ko 68-68-72-67 — 275 contract of DT John McCargo. Placed WR Johnny Colorado 51 75 .405 19 NFL Preseason Inbee Park, $300,000 68-71-70-69 —278 Knox the physically-unable-to-perform list and Saturday’s Games NFL Preseason 16. (14) Regan Smith, Chevrolet, 500, 70.4, 28, Montreal 12 13 3 39 42 44 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Na Yeon Choi, $140,103 67-72-73-68 —280 S Brandon Hardin on the injured reserve list. Colorado 4, Chicago Cubs 3 $125,813. 17. (26) Jamie McMurray, Chevrolet, Columbus 10 8 6 36 29 28 East W L T Pct PF PA Chella Choi, $140,103 72-64-73-71 —280 CLEVELAND BROWNS—Waived OL Jake N.Y. Mets 3, Houston 1 500, 67.4, 27, $132,038. 18. (41) Travis Kvapil, Philadelphia 7 12 4 25 24 28 New England 1 2 0 .333 52 63 Toyota, 500, 60.2, 26, $122,488. 19. (3) Greg New England 6 14 5 23 30 35 Jiyai Shin, $140,103 70-70-69-71 —280 Anderson, OL Matt Cleveland, DB Emanuel Atlanta 7, San Francisco 3 Anna Nordqvist, $75,478 74-70-68-69— 281 Davis, LB JoJo Dickson, P Spencer Lanning, WR Cincinnati 8, St. Louis 2 N.Y. Jets 0 3 0 .000 21 60 Biffle, Ford, 500, 83, 26, $108,555. 20. (18) David Toronto FC 5 15 6 21 29 46 Buffalo 0 3 0 .000 27 81 Gilliland, Ford, 500, 62.9, 24, $111,963. 21. (1) WESTERN CONFERENCE Stacy Lewis, $75,478 72-71-66-72 — 281 Carlton Mitchell, WR Bert Reed, WR Jermaine Pittsburgh 4, Milwaukee 0 Haeji Kang, $56,860 72-71-72-67 —282 Saffold and WR Owen Spencer. Philadelphia 4, Washington 2 Miami 0 3 0 .000 30 66 Casey Mears, Ford, 499, 64.5, 24, $113,477. 22. W L T Pts GF GA South W L T Pct PF PA Jane Rah, $47,300 71-71-72-69 —283 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Acquired CB Vontae San Diego 9, Arizona 3 (27) Carl Edwards, Ford, 496, 76.9, 23, $141,246. San Jose 15 6 5 50 52 33 Houston 2 1 0 .667 73 56 23. (30) Michael McDowell, Ford, 496, 48.9, 21, Real Salt Lake 13 10 4 43 37 32 Vicky Hurst, $47,300 70-70-72-71 —283 Davis from Miami for a 2013 second-round pick L.A. Dodgers 8, Miami 2 Gerina Piller, $36,682 73-74-70-67 —284 and a conditional 2013 late-round pick. Waived Sunday’s Games Jacksonville 2 1 0 .667 76 103 $93,805. 24. (33) Landon Cassill, Toyota, 490, Seattle 12 6 7 43 40 26 Tennessee 2 1 0 .667 79 61 48.3, 20, $122,850. 25. (17) Matt Kenseth, Ford, Los Angeles 12 11 4 40 46 40 Azahara Munoz, $36,682 73-71-71-69 —284 CB Chris Rucker, WR Quan Cosby, CB Cameron N.Y. Mets 2, Houston 1 Catriona Matthew, $36,682 74-72-67-71 —284 Chism, CB Antonio Fenelus, CB Terrence St. Louis 8, Cincinnati 2 Indianapolis 1 2 0 .333 79 59 486, 84.1, 20, $142,041. 26. (25) Dave Blaney, Vancouver 10 10 7 37 29 35 North W L T Pct PF PA Moira Dunn, $36,682 69-70-72-73 —284 Johnson, S Matt Merletti, S David Caldwell, LB Milwaukee 7, Pittsburgh 0 Chevrolet, accident, 476, 57.2, 18, $94,780. 27. FC Dallas 8 12 8 32 33 37 Baltimore 2 1 0 .667 91 61 (21) Tony Stewart, Chevrolet, 471, 65.7, 18, Chivas USA 7 10 6 27 17 32 Mika Miyazato, $26,568 71-71-73-70 —285 Mike Balogun, RB Alvester Alexander, OG Jason Philadelphia 4, Washington 1 Dewi Claire Schreefel, $26,568 72-71-72-70 —285 Foster and P Brian Stahovich. Chicago Cubs 5, Colorado 0, 8 innings Cincinnati 2 1 0 .667 54 52 $144,585. 28. (20) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 440, Colorado 8 16 2 26 33 40 Cleveland 2 1 0 .667 64 54 61.3, 16, $101,525. 29. (43) Danica Patrick, Portland 6 13 6242643 Jessica Korda, $26,568 72-71-71-71 —285 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Waived CB Ashton Miami 6, L.A. Dodgers 2 Suzann Pettersen, $26,568 71-69-73-72 —285 Youboty, WR Chastin West, QB Nathan Enderle, San Diego 5, Arizona 4 Pittsburgh 2 1 0 .667 87 55 Chevrolet, accident, 434, 46.3, 0, $90,640. 30. NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. West W L T Pct PF PA Taylor Coutu, $26,568 71-70-71-73 —285 LB Nate Bussey, RB DuJuan Harris, CB Mike Atlanta 7, San Francisco 1 (2) Brad Keselowski, Dodge, 434, 87.5, 14, Saturday’s Games San Diego 3 0 0 1.000 61 43 $130,025. Montreal 3, D.C. United 0 Mina Harigae, $26,568 73-70-69-73 —285 Holmes, OT Dan Hoch and LB Donovan Richard. Today’s Games Sydnee Michaels, $26,568 70-72-69-74 —285 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS—Released TE Tim Biere, St. Louis (Lohse 13-2) at Pittsburgh Denver 1 2 0 .333 65 62 31. (39) Jason Leffler, Toyota, 417, 38.7, 0, Columbus 4, New England 3 Kansas City 1 2 0 .333 58 92 $90,895. 32. (24) David Ragan, Ford, 409, 40.3, Houston 1, Toronto FC 1, tie Ilhee Lee, $21,134 73-73-72-68 —286 FB Shane Bannon, DB Dominique Ellis, DBd Jean (A.J.Burnett 15-4), 4:05 p.m. Mo Martin, $21,134 74-71-73-68 —286 Fanor, LB Caleb Campbell, LB Dexter Heyman, Milwaukee (Estrada 1-5) at Chicago Cubs Oakland 1 2 0 .333 58 54 12, $90,285. 33. (6) Jeff Burton, Chevrolet, 360, Portland 2, Vancouver 1 NATIONAL CONFERENCE Paige Mackenzie, $21,134 70-76-71-69 —286 OL Justin Cheadle, OL Cam Holland, DE Ethan (Germano 2-3), 5:05 p.m. 86.2, 11, $132,525. 34. (29) Sam Hornish Jr., Seattle FC 6, Chivas USA 2 East W L T Pct PF PA Dodge, 343, 43.7, 0, $134,890. 35. (5) Aric San Jose 4, Colorado 1 Stacy Prammanasudh, $21,134 72-73-72-69 —286 Johnson, K Matt Szymanski, WR Jeremy Horne, L.A. Dodgers (Beckett 0-0) at Colorado WR Brandon Kinnie, WR Zeke Markshausen and (Francis 4-4), 5:40 p.m. Philadelphia 3 0 0 1.000 78 50 Almirola, Ford, accident, 235, 63.6, 9, $127,116. Sunday’s Games Champions Tour Dallas 2 1 0 .667 43 47 36. (19) Ryan Newman, Chevrolet, accident, 189, Los Angeles 2, FC Dallas 0 WR Aaron Weaver. Cincinnati (Arroyo 10-7) at Arizona (Skaggs 1- Boeing Classic MINNESOTA VIKINGS—Waived G Bridger 0), 6:40 p.m. Washington 2 1 0 .667 68 56 47, 8, $134,228. 37. (31) David Stremme, Toyota, Sporting Kansas City 1, New York 1, tie Sunday Buche, RB Derrick Coleman, G Grant Cook, LB Atlanta (Maholm 11-8) at San Diego (C.Kelly 0- N.Y. Giants 1 2 0 .333 74 55 rear gear, 159, 34.5, 7, $89,660. 38. (32) Josh Wednesday, Aug. 29 South W L T Pct PF PA At TPC Snoqualmie Ridge Solomon Elimimian, DB Corey Gatewood, OT 0), 7:05 p.m. Wise, Ford, brakes, 150, 32, 6, $91,052. 39. (40) Columbus at Philadelphia, 5 p.m. Snoqualmie, Wash. Levi Horn, DE Anthony Jacobs, WR Kamar Tuesday’s Games Tampa Bay 2 1 0 .667 57 65 Joe Nemechek, Toyota, electrical, 130, 31, 0, Chivas USA at New England, 5 p.m. Purse: $2 million Jorden, WR. A.J. Love, LB Tyler Nielsen, DE N.Y. Mets (C.Young 3-7) at Philadelphia (Worley Carolina 2 1 0 .6675355 $86,110. 40. (38) Stephen Leicht, Chevrolet, fuel New York at D.C. United, 5 p.m. Yardage: 7,183; Par 72 Ernest Owusu, DT Tydreke Powell, CB Chris 6-9), 4:05 p.m. New Orleans 2 2 0 .500 81 71 pressure, 56, 30.6, 4, $85,975. 41. (35) Scott Friday, Aug. 31 Final Round Stroud, WR Kerry Taylor and WR Bryan Walters. St. Louis (Westbrook 13-9) at Pittsburgh Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 59 61 Riggs, Chevrolet, brakes, 20, 29.8, 3, $85,750. Colorado at Portland, 7:30 p.m. (x-won on second playoff hole) NEW YORK JETS—Waived G Terrence Campbell, (Ja.McDonald 11-6), 4:05 p.m. North W L T Pct PF PA 42. (42) Ken Schrader, Ford, accident, 9, 28.9, 2, Saturday, Sept. 1 x-Jay Don Blake, $300,000 68-70-68—206 LS Derek Chard, DT Matt Hardison, WR Dexter Washington (Strasburg 15-5) at Miami Chicago 2 1 0 .667 56 79 $93,910. 43. (34) Mike Bliss, Toyota, power steer- Montreal at Columbus, 4:30 p.m. Mark O’Meara, $176,000 74-64-68—206 Jackson, CB LeQuan Lewis, S Marcus Lott and (Nolasco 9-12), 4:10 p.m. Detroit 1 2 0 .333 64 62 ing, 6, 28.4, 0, $85,960. Philadelphia at New England, 4:30 p.m. Willie Wood, $144,000 69-68-70—207 WR Raymond Webber. Milwaukee (Gallardo 13-8) at Chicago Cubs Green Bay 1 2 0 .333 50 69 Race Statistics Toronto FC at Sporting Kansas City, 5:30 p.m. Michael Allen, $107,000 73-68-67—208 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS—Waived/injured LB (T.Wood 4-10), 5:05 p.m. Minnesota 1 2 0 .333 52 43 Average Speed of Race Winner: 84.402 mph. D.C. United at Real Salt Lake, 6 p.m. Mark Calcavecchia, $107,000 65-73-70 —208 Jameson Konz, DE Pep Levingston, DB Roy Lewis San Francisco (M.Cain 13-5) at Houston West W L T Pct PF PA Time of Race: 3 hours, 9 minutes, 27 seconds. Vancouver at Los Angeles, 7 p.m. Tom Byrum, $76,000 71-70-68 —209 and TE Cameron Morrah Waived WR Phil Bates, (B.Norris 5-11), 5:05 p.m. Seattle 3 0 0 1.000 101 41 Margin of Victory: 1.103 seconds. Caution Flags: Sunday, Sept. 2 David Frost, $76,000 72-70-67 —209 OT Edawn Coughman, CB Donny Lisowski, CB L.A. Dodgers (Capuano 11-9) at Colorado San Francisco 2 1 0 .667 55 50 13 for 87 laps. Lead Changes: 22 among 13 driv- Seattle FC at FC Dallas, 4 p.m. Duffy Waldorf, $57,333 75-68-67—210 Ron Parker and RB Tyrell Sutton. Terminated the (Chatwood 3-3), 5:40 p.m. St. Louis 1 2 0 .333 53 75 ers. Lap Leaders: C.Mears 1-26; J.Logano 27-84; Houston at Chicago, 4 p.m. Tom Kite, $57,333 69-71-70 —210 contract of OT Alex Barron, G Deuce Lutui and Cincinnati (Cueto 16-6) at Arizona (Miley 14-8), Arizona 1 3 0 .250 85 103 D.Hamlin 85; J.Logano 86-107; K.Kahne 108-149; Chivas USA at San Jose, 6 p.m. Thursday’s Games Jeff Sluman, $57,333 68-73-69—210 WR Terrell Owens. 6:40 p.m. J.Logano 150-192; D.Earnhardt Jr. 193-205; John Cook, $40,000 70-69-72— 211 TENNESSEE TITANS—Waived P-K Will Batson, G Atlanta (Medlen 5-1) at San Diego (Werner 1- Green Bay 27, Cincinnati 13 D.Hamlin 206-226; G.Biffle 227-253; M.Kenseth Golf Joel Edwards, $40,000 69-70-72 — 211 George Bias, WR Chase Deadder, RB Herb 0), 7:05 p.m. Baltimore 48, Jacksonville 17 254-272; J.Johnson 273-324; D.Hamlin 325; Tennessee 32, Arizona 27 M.Kenseth 326-331; T.Stewart 332; J.Logano 333- Mike Goodes, $40,000 70-73-68— 211 Donaldson, WR LaQuinton Evans, WR Marcus American League Friday’s Games 348; M.Ambrose 349; G.Biffle 350-363; M.Truex PGA Tour Bernhard Langer , $40,000 73-69-69— 211 Harris, TE Joey Haynos, OT Jonathan Palmer, S East Division W L Pct GB Tampa Bay 30, New England 28 Jr. 364-407; D.Hamlin 408-415; C.Edwards 416- The Barclays Steve Pate, $40,000 68-73-70 — 211 Christian Scott, QB Nick Stephens and C William New York 74 53 .583 — Philadelphia 27, Cleveland 10 443; B.Vickers 444; C.Edwards 445-461; Sunday Mike Reid, $40,000 70-68-73— 211 Vlachos. Tampa Bay 70 57 .551 4 Atlanta 23, Miami 6 D.Hamlin 462-500. At Bethpage State Park, Black Course David Eger, $29,050 70-68-74— 212 COLLEGE 1 Baltimore 69 57 .548 4⁄2 San Diego 12, Minnesota 10 Top 12 in Points: 1. G.Biffle, 849; 2. J.Johnson, Farmingdale, N.Y. Gary Hallberg, $29,050 72-73-67 — 212 ARKANSAS STATE—Dismissed sophomore WR 1 Boston 61 67 .477 13⁄2 Seattle 44, Kansas City 14 838; 3. D.Earnhardt Jr., 834; 4. M.Kenseth, 823; Purse: $8 million John Huston, $29,050 71-68-73 — 212 Earl Lucas from the football team for violating 1 Toronto 56 70 .444 17⁄2 Chicago 20, N.Y. Giants 17 5. M.Truex Jr., 797; 6. C.Bowyer, 794; 7. Yardage: 7,468; Par 71 Corey Pavin, $29,050 71-71-70 — 212 team rules. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K B4 •The World • Monday,August 27,2012 Y K Sports Manning looks sharp Sunday

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS touchdown pass to Louis Murphy. Backup Derek DENVER — Peyton Anderson put Carolina ahead Manning was magnificent in to stay with a 1-yard touch- his final regular-season down toss to Gary Barnidge tuneup Sunday, throwing his with 11:31 left. first two touchdown passes for the Denver Broncos in a SATURDAY GAMES 29-24 loss to the San Redskins 30, Colts 17: Francisco 49ers. Andrew Luck and Robert Manning completed 10 of Griffin III were both impres- 12 passes for 122 yards, sive Saturday as Washington including TD tosses of 10 and beat Indianapolis in a 5 yards to Eric matchup of the top two picks Decker, and NFL in the NFL draft. The Associated Press was nearly No. 1 selection Luck com- Will Power leads Ryan Briscoe and the rest of the pack at the start of the IndyCar race Sunday in Sonoma, Calif. Briscoe edged Power for the win. perfect. The pleted 14 of 23 passes for 151 two misses Recap yards and a 31-yard touch- were a down to fellow rookie T.Y. dropped pass by Joel Hilton for the Colts (1-2) Teammates take top spots in Sonoma Dreessen and an errant pass No. 2 pick Griffin went 11 to Brandon Stokley, who was for 17 for 74 yards and a 4- held on the play but didn’t yard scoring throw to SONOMA, Calif. (AP) — ance by the Penske team, free afternoon, and he got it protective barrier, with draw the flag. Santana Moss. Ryan Briscoe hadn’t cele- which took three of the top after starting next to pole- Newgarden only injuring his After managing one TD to Both played one series brated an IndyCar victory in six spots. sitter Power. Briscoe has left index finger. go with four turnovers in his into the third quarter in the two years, so it’s no wonder “To see them win the never finished outside the Power also lost a few sec- first seven possessions this teams’ dress rehearsal for the he stalled his car during his manufacturers’ champi- top four at Sonoma, and the onds of his lead on a slow pit preseason, Manning drove regular season, with the post-race burnout. onship in their first year is hazards that have slowed him stop before the crash, but the Broncos (1-2) to scores on Redskins ahead 14-7 when Will Power and Chevrolet very rewarding,”owner Roger on other courses in recent said he blamed the loss on all three of his possessions, the subs took over. also are leaving wine country Penske said. “To come from months all seemed to befall getting held up by drivers then put on his visor with 46 Steelers 38, Bills 7: with reasons to celebrate — Detroit and have Chevrolet in his competitors this time. who were “dawdling around seconds left in the first quar- Receiver Antonio Brown hopefully with a bit more the race with the engines has “The last year was the because they were a lap down ter after staking Denver to a scored two touchdowns in style. been terrific, and certainly first year that I hadn’t won a or whatever.” 17-0 lead. leading Pittsburgh to a pre- Briscoe got past teammate the reliability has been excel- race in a while,” Briscoe said He barely failed to win his Alex Smith threw a 49- season rout of Buffalo. Power out of a pit stop lent.” about 2011. “You’ve just got third straight race in Sonoma yard TD pass and David Akers Ben Roethlisberger shook Sunday and held off the two- And even with his frus- to keep plugging away, keep after starting his 100th kicked five field goals for the off a slow start by engineering time defending Sonoma trating second-place finish, pushing hard. We’ve been IndyCar race from the pole at Niners (2-1), who outscored an 11-play, 98-yard touch- champion for his seventh Power took command of the fast, there’s no doubt — sev- the track where he broke his the Broncos’ backups 19-0 in down drive for the go-ahead career victory, capping a overall championship race eral poles this year and front- back in 2009, yet Power the second half but lost wide score with a 6-yard pass to masterful weekend for when his three closest com- row starts — but we had clinched the Mario Andretti receiver Ted Ginn Jr. to an Brown at the end of the first Chevrolet and Penske petitors all had problems. trouble executing, and today Road Trophy and left ankle injury early in the sec- half. Brown then opened the Racing. Power began the weekend we executed flawlessly, Sonoma in prime position to ond half. second half with a 39-yard “We always get excited leading by five points, and thanks to the guys in the pits. replace three-time defending Panthers 17, Jets 12: Tim touchdown catch from back- when we come to this race,” increased that to 36 over There was absolutely no champion Dario Franchitti as Tebow got the fans fired up up Byron Leftwich in helping Briscoe said. “For whatever Ryan Hunter-Reay heading trouble at all. It was a straight the championship winner. with a dazzling 20-yard run the Steelers improve to 2-1. reason, Team Penske cars are to Baltimore next weekend. free race.” Hunter-Reay was left in the fourth quarter for New Fred Jackson scored on a always strong. Will and I kind “It’s tough when you lead After Power led for most fuming after Alex Tagliani York, but threw an intercep- 1-yard plunge, and high- of dominated all weekend.” so many laps and have the of the race, Briscoe slipped spun him out with 10 laps to tion three plays later and priced defensive end Mario Although Briscoe got the quickest car,” Power said. “I into position for the win go, and he finished 18th. Carolina held on to win. Williams had two sacks for traditional goblet of wine, he love to win, but we still got when Power got caught in Helio Castroneves was The Jets (0-3) haven’t the Bills, who dropped to 0-3. wasn’t the only big winner. the points and made the most traffic following a scary crash penalized after making con- scored a touchdown through Pittsburgh rookie offen- Chevrolet clinched the man- out of the situation that it for Sebastien Bourdais and tact with Scott Dixon on the three preseason games. sive guard David DeCastro ufacturers’ championship in was. I can’t help but be dis- Josef Newgarden. Both driv- opening lap and never got Tebow faced a third-and- had to be taken off the field the first season of its return appointed, but full congratu- ers apparently avoided seri- back in the hunt, eventually 16 from the Jets 34 and ran on a cart with what coach to IndyCar with six of its cars lations to Ryan.” ous injury when Bourdais lost finishing sixth, while Dixon around in the backfield, elud- Mike Tomlin called a “poten- in the top 10 — including Briscoe figured he was control on cold tires and came in 13th after making ed a tackle attempt by Ryan tially severe” right knee another dominant perform- long overdue for a blemish- slammed Newgarden into a contact with Hunter-Reay. Van Bergan and took off and injury. The Steelers said slipped through a few other Saturday night they expected tackle attempts by the DeCastro to miss a signifi- Panthers (2-1) before being cant amount of time. Timbers beat Whitecaps to stop drought taken down for a 20-yard gain Raiders 31, Lions 20: by Reggie Smith. Tebow Matthew Stafford threw for PORTLAND (AP) — the rest of the season, but pumped both fists and yelled 68 yards until leaving with an Franck Songo’o scored the some fans have called for his at the crowd chanting “Tee- injury to his non-throwing go-ahead goal and the dismissal, too. One held a boww! Tee-boww!” But hand in Detroit’s loss to Portland Timbers snapped large sign at Jeld-Wen Field three plays later,Tebow threw Oakland. an eight-match Major that said simply “GW OUT.” an easy interception to Smith. Defensive end Dave League Soccer winless streak The Cascadia victory may Tebow had another Tollefson drove Stafford to with a 2-1 victory over Pacific silence the critics for the chance to get the Jets in the the ground after an incom- Northwest rival Vancouver time being. end zone, but threw four plete pass in the second on Saturday night. Darlington Nagbe ran past straight incompletions to end quarter. Team trainers Songo’o’s goal, his first Vancouver defender Lee the game. Jets starter Mark wrapped Stafford’s left hand with the Timbers, came on a Young-pyo and scored from Sanchez played well into the in heavy bandages and a free kick in the 55th minute outside the box in the 41st third quarter, but got no help brace on the sideline. that beat Whitecaps goal- minute to give the Timbers a from his receivers who The Raiders remained keeper Joe Cannon. 1-0 lead. But Vancouver’s dropped a few passes. He fin- mostly injury free — one of the Portland had not won Kenny Miller beat Portland ished 11 of 18 for 123 yards bright spots from the starting since a 2-1 victory over San goalkeeper Donvan Ricketts and an interception. unit — and relied on backup Jose on July 3. The Timbers to even it just before the half. Cam Newton was held Terrelle Pryor to provide the also lost on penalty kicks to Nagbe became the first mostly in check by the Jets, spark. He went 3 for 5 for 137 English Premier League side Timbers player to score in going 6 of 15 for 60 yards, but yards and two touchdowns.He Aston Villa in a friendly on three straight MLS matches. he got the Panthers (No. 20) also ran for 90 yards and a July 24. The Associated Press Songo’o, a native of into the end zone with a score on five carries. “We’re all happy now Portland defender Hanyer Mosquera,left,heads the ball out of a pack of Cameroon playing in his first because it’s been a long, long, players near the Timbers’goal during the first half of their game against MLS season, scored on the long time since we’ve had a Vancouver on Saturday. free kick from about 25 yards win,” Songo’o said. out to put Portland ahead in Seahawks release The Timbers were 0-6-2 to win a Cascadia match since May 26, a match that was the second half. Defender in MLS play going into the joining MLS last season. marked by a delay when a Steven Smith saved the lead sold-out Cascadia Cup match The Whitecaps (10-10-7) severe thunderstorm rolled in the 74th minute when he receiver Owens against the Whitecaps. are fighting for a playoff spot through the city. headed the ball out of the The Cascadia Cup is the but they’ve dropped three The Timbers (6-13-6) are mouth of the goal. SEATTLE (AP) — Terrell tive right from the start,” annual head-to-head com- straight, including a 2-0 loss in last place in the league’s “At halftime you could see a Owens’ NFL return lasted Seattle coach Pete Carroll petition between Major to the Sounders last week- Western Conference and lot of the guys were frustrated less than three weeks. said. “But as we just took a League Soccer’s three north- end. Vancouver has lost five fired coach John Spencer from giving up that goal,” Owens was released by look at our guys that are com- west teams: the Timbers, straight on the road. back on July 9. General man- Timbers captain Jack Jewsbury the Seattle Seahawks on ing through the program and Whitecaps and the Seattle Vancouver’s last visit to ager Gavin Wilkinson took said. “We went back out there Sunday, part of the league- growing up with us we Sounders. Vancouver has yet Portland was a 1-1 draw on over as the team’s coach for and we felt we could win it.” mandated roster reductions thought that it would be best from 90 to 75 players. for us to stay with those guys.” The 38-year-old receiver Owens signed just before posted a message on his Seattle’s first preseason game NASCAR And the race is still on for And Carl Edwards, who Gordon, who finished Twitter account shortly and made his debut in the the final two wild card spots. lost the championship to third, also had an eye on the before 11 a.m. that he had second week against Denver. From Page B1 A wreck with Juan Pablo Stewart last year on a tie- standings. been released and the But his preseason perform- Montoya was devastating for breaker, is still trying to find a “If Carl had won or Kyle Seahawks made the move ance was more notable for It was the perfect kickoff Ryan Newman, who slipped way into the Chase. had won, it would have got- official in the afternoon. the passes he dropped than for the final push to set the out of contention for one of Hamlin was well aware of ten us way behind, so we kept “I’m no longer a Seahawk,” anything he caught. Chase for the Sprint Cup the two wild card berths. the repercussions as he ourselves in the battle for it,” Owens tweeted. “I THANK Owens dropped a poten- championship field. Headed into next Sunday’s chased down Edwards on the Gordon said. “We’ve got two the organization 4 the oppor- tial 46-yard touchdown Hamlin’s win was his third race at Atlanta, Kasey Kahne track, using a vintage “slide more opportunities and tunity, I’m truly blessed against Denver on a perfect of the season, and it created a is still holding steady for one job” pass of Edwards to take they’re good opportunities. beyond belief. My FAITH is throw from Matt Flynn. He four-way tie for most wins in of the spots. Kyle Busch the lead. Then he successful- I’m a little disappointed intact & will NOT waiver.” failed to make a catch in any the series. Should nothing moved into position for the ly defended Edwards’ myself because I think we Owens wasn’t the only of his five targets against the give over the next two races second one, and he leads attempt to use a crossover to had the car and we had the veteran to get cut by Seattle. Broncos and then had anoth- between Hamlin, Johnson, Gordon by 16 points. take the lead back, and track position and I got loose Offensive linemen Deuce er glaring drop against Stewart and Brad Keselowski, Newman fell to fourth in the Hamlin preserved a win that on new tires on that one run Lutui and Alex Barron both Kansas City on Friday night. there’d be a logjam for the top wild card standings, 19 helped him and Busch, his Joe when we really had the guys I had their veteran contracts He finished the preseason seed in the 10-race Chase. points behind Busch. Gibbs Racing teammate. felt we had to beat behind us.” terminated, while Seattle with just two receptions — a waived injured defensive back 40-yard catch from Russell Roy Lewis (knee), tight end Wilson where Owens had to Cameron Morrah (toe),defen- slow down and lean back to Sharapova had two hard- any energy for down the Clijsters won seven matches sive tackle Pep Levingston haul in the pass and a 1-yard TENNIS court tune-up tournaments road. Win or lose, she says to become the first unseeded (knee) and linebacker Jamison reception on a screen. From Page B1 on her schedule, but pulled the U.S. Open will be it for woman to capture the U.S. Konz (shoulder). For as impressive as his out of both with a stomach her. Open. Owens signed a one-year long catch was in Seattle’s Where things differ is in virus. “Here,” she said, while Because of how busy 2012 deal with Seattle on Aug. 7, 44-14 win over the Chiefs, it the way Williams has been “I think it was a sign my pointing to her heart. “You has been, she’ll do the same following a sterling workout served as Owens’ only high- playing of late. She lost a body just needed to slow feel when it’s right.” as Sharapova — come into the that had coaches and light in a Seahawks uniform. total of 17 games over six down,”she said. “It was a lot Clijsters has won her past U.S. Open not having played Seahawks staff raving about Owens was trying to make matches in the Olympics, of travel, a lot of playing. I 21 matches at Flushing a competitive match since how good he looked for hav- a comeback after not playing punctuating it with a 6-0, 6- had a hectic summer. So, I Meadows. In 2005, she won the Olympics. ing not played an NFL game since Week 15 of the 2010 1 victory over Sharapova in decided to shut it down until the tournament. She didn’t Is this any way to prepare in more than 18 months. season while with the final — the kind of drub- here, because we still have a return again until 2009, after for her farewell? “We really liked the group Cincinnati. He sat out the bing that would have to come lot to play towards the end of she had gotten married and “I remember 2009, I did- that we assembled. Terrell entire 2011 season following to mind if the two should the year.” had a daughter, Jada. With n’t have many matches, came in here and busted his surgery on his left knee and meet in the U.S. Open final Kim Clijsters, on the other virtually no tournament play either,” Clijsters said. “So I tail and he looked really effec- failed to receive any offers. on Sept. 8. hand, doesn’t have to save under her belt in 2009, don’t worry about that.” C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Monday, August 27,2012 • The World • B5 Y K Cl ass if i eds 601 Apartments 610 2-4-6 Plexes 755 Market Basket One bedroom upstairs REEDSPORT: 2 bedroom, GRASS FED BEEF! No hormones or spacious, large windows, small feed-antibiotics. $2.05/lb, hanging Theworldlink.com/classifieds apartment fenced yard. Pets considered 1/4, 1/2 & whole. 541-572-3020. in Port Orford. w/deposit. No smoking. 2 carports Gravenstein apples, pears, corn, $395/mo., + $600 sec. dep. + & Storage - $525 + $525 dep. Value Value AdsAds beets, cukes, squash, and more! Employment 213 General 404 Lost $35 screening fee. Avail. 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Further, the Publisher in downtown Coos Bay. 6:15 p.m. on weeknights or 9:30 a.m. on Saturdays. will reschedule and run the omitted advertisement Customers in Coos Bay - North Bend city limits will receive at advertiser’s cost. All claims for adjustment must same-day delivery of their newspaper. Areas outside city be made within seven (7) days of date of limits will receive their newspaper on the next delivery day. publication. In no case shall the Publisher be liable for any general, special or consequential damages. RURAL SUBSCRIBERS: Due to The World’s expansive daily delivery area, rural or remote motor route customers may Duplex in west Coos Bay receive regular delivery later than the times above. Missed 3 bedroom, 2 bath, garage, 1994 Chevrolet 1500 deliveries may be replaced the following delivery day. W/D hookups. No pets/smoking. V6, auto, 62K miles, AC, To report missed deliveries, please call 541-269-9999. $900/mo. + $900 security deposit. good condition. $5700. 11-28-11 541-404-7005. Call 541-267-3591. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K B6• The World •Monday, August 27,2012 Y K

beneficiary and the trustee have elected to sell the said real property to satisfy the obligations secured by said Trust Deed and a Notice of Default has been recorded pursuant to Ore- gon Revised Statutes 86.735(3); the default for which the foreclosure is made is Grantor’s failure to pay when due, the following sums: UNPAID PRINCIPAL BALANCE $251,141.18 INTEREST @ 5.0000 % FROM 08/01/11 THRU 05/22/12 $10,185.17 Sub-Total of Amounts in Ar- rears:$261,326.35 Together with any default in the payment of recurr- ing obligations as they become due. ALSO, if you have failed to pay taxes on the property, provide insurance on the property or pay other senior liens or encumbrances as required in the note and Trust Deed, the benefi- ciary may insist that you do so in or- der to reinstate your account in good standing. The beneficiary may re- quire as a condition to reinstatement that you provide reliable written evi- dence that you have paid all senior liens or encumbrances, property taxes, and hazard insurance premi- ums. These requirements for rein- statement should be confirmed by contacting the undersigned Trustee. The street or other common designa- tion if any, of the real property de- scribed above is purported to be : 7TH STREET SW, BANDON, OR 97411 The undersigned Trustee dis- claims any liability for any incorrect- ness of the above street or other common designation. By reason of said default, the beneficiary has de- clared all sums owing on the obliga- tion secured by said Trust Deed im- mediately due and payable, said sums being the following, to wit: Principal $251,141.18, together with interest as provided in the note or other instru- ment secured from 08/01/11, and such other costs and fees are due un- der the note or other instrument se- cured, and as are provided by stat- ute. WHEREFORE, notice is hereby given that the undersigned trustee will, on October 5, 2012, at the hour of 10:00 A.M. in accord with the Standard Time, as established by ORS 187.110, INSIDE THE MAIN LOBBY OF THE COOS COUNTY COURTHOUSE, 250 N. BAXTER, CO- QUILLE , County of COOS, State of 909 Misc. Auto 918 Vans OREGON, (which is the new date, time and place set for said sale) sell HONDA WORLDWORLD 1996 FORD WINDSTAR at public auction to the highest bidder One owner. 63,000 miles, for cash the interest in the said de- excellent tires and interior. scribed real property which the Blu stereo system, $3200. Grantor had or had power to convey 541-267-7396 at the time of execution by him of the said Trust Deed, together with any interest which the Grantor or his suc- $6,990 Community cessors in interest acquired after the 1998 Dodge Dakota Reg Cab execution of said Trust Deed, to sat- 4-cyl., 5-Speed, 45K Miles, Air. Chat 950 isfy the foregoing obligations thereby B3174/564265 secured and the costs and ex- penses of sale, including a reasonable charge by the trustee. Notice is further Legals given that any person named in O.R.S.86.753 has the right, at any 100 time prior to five days before the date $6,990 last set for the sale, to have this fore- closure proceeding dismissed and the 1998 Ford Windstar made is Grantor’s failure to pay when Trust Deed reinstated by payment to 7-Passenger, 41K Miles, Clean. due, the following sums: UNPAID B3133/086245 the beneficiary of the entire amount IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PRINCIPAL BALANCE $251,141.18 then due (other than such portion of STATE OF OREGON INTEREST @ 5.0000 % FROM the principal as would not then be due FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS 08/01/11 THRU 05/22/12 $10,185.17 had no default occurred) and by cur- Sub-Total of Amounts in Ar- BRIDGE ing any other default complained Case No.: 12CV0330 rears:$261,326.35 Together with herein that is capable of being cured Winston Churchill said, “It is West opens one club, North makes a any default in the payment of recurr- by tendering the performance required SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION ing obligations as they become due. always wise to look ahead, but difficult takeout double, and East passes. $7,990 under the obligation of the Trust ALSO, if you have failed to pay taxes to look further than you can see.” What should South do? 2003 Toyota Tacoma Deed, and in addition to paying said Reg Cab, 5 Spd, Air, Canopy, Clean. FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE on the property, provide insurance on sums or tendering the performance When the dummy comes down, The choices are one diamond, B3176/027113 ASSOCIATION (“FNMA”), through the property or pay other senior necessary to cure the default, by pay- we are all used to looking ahead one no-trump and two diamonds. The their loan servicing agent SETERUS, liens or encumbrances as required in ing all costs and expenses actually in- INC. FKA IBM LENDER BUSINESS the note and Trust Deed, the benefi- through the 13 tricks to come. But it is jump to two diamonds is a slight over- curred in enforcing the obligation and PROCESS SERVICES, INC. ciary may insist that you do so in or- difficult to see that far. We get a gener- bid. Between one diamond and one Trust Deed, together with trustee’s Plaintiff, der to reinstate your account in good and attorney’s fees not exceeding al idea of how the play will go and look no-trump, the latter has two pluses: vs. standing. The beneficiary may re- the amounts provided by said ORS ahead at each subsequent trick. First, it promises values (whereas one KERI MALYNNE ROID; OCCUPANTS quire as a condition to reinstatement $10,990 86.753. It will be necessary for you to OF THE PROPERTY that you provide reliable written evi- However, you should also look diamond might be bid with a 2002 Honda Civic SI contact the undersigned prior to the Defendants. dence that you have paid all senior ahead during the bidding. In today’s Yarborough); second, it leaves South 3Dr., 6Spd., Moonroof, 55K Miles. time you tender reinstatement or liens or encumbrances, property B3179/303380 payoff so that you may be advised of deal, take a peek at the South hand. prepared for further competitive bid- To: Keri Malynne Roid taxes, and hazard insurance premi- the exact amount, including trustee’s ding by the opponents. ums. These requirements for rein- costs and fees, that you will be re- Over one diamond or one You are hereby required to appear statement should be confirmed by quired to pay. Payment must be in and defend the Complaint filed contacting the undersigned Trustee. no-trump, West will rebid the full amount in the form of cashier’s against you in the above entitled The street or other common designa- two clubs. Then, if South or certified check. The effect of the cause within thirty (30) days from tion if any, of the real property de- sale will be to deprive you and all had advanced with one $11,990 the date of service of this summons scribed above is purported to be Va- those who hold by, through and under no-trump, he could now 2005 Scion XB upon you, and in case of your fail- cant Land: The undersigned Trustee Low Miles, Well Equipped. you of all interest in the property de- ure to do so, for want thereof, Plain- disclaims any liability for any incor- comfortably continue with B3167/002372 scribed above. In construing this no- tiff will apply to the court for the re- rectness of the above street or other two diamonds. But after tice, the masculine gender includes lief demanded in the Complaint. common designation. By reason of the feminine and the neuter, the sin- one diamond, South will said default, the beneficiary has de- gular includes the plural, the word be left with two diamonds, NOTICE TO DEFENDANT: clared all sums owing on the obliga- “grantor” includes any successor in in- READ THESE PAPERS tion secured by said Trust Deed im- which is less descriptive. terest to the grantor as well as any CAREFULLY! mediately due and payable, said sums East might then compete other person owing an obligation, the $20,990 being the following, to wit: Principal $20,990 performance of which is secured by to three clubs, but North You must “appear” in this case or the $251,141.18, together with interest as 2004 Dodge 3/4 Quad Cab said Trust Deed, and the words would probably contest One Owner, 40K Miles, Hemi, V8, SLT & More! other side will win automatically. To provided in the note or other instru- “trustee” and “beneficiary” include with three diamonds B3173/102510 “appear” you must file with the court a ment secured from 08/01/11, and their respective successors in inter- legal paper called a “motion” or such other costs and fees are due un- (although three clubs can est, if any. The Beneficiary may be at- “answer.” The “motion” or der the note or other instrument se- be defeated by one trick). tempting to collect a debt and any in- “answer” (or “reply”) must be cured, and as are provided by stat- formation obtained may be used for Assuming West leads a given to the court clerk or adminis- ute. WHEREFORE, notice is hereby that purpose. If the Trustee is unable trump against three dia- trator within 30 days of the date of given that the undersigned trustee to convey title for any reason, the suc- first publication specified herein will, on October 5, 2012, at the hour monds, East will win with $20,990 cessful bidder’s sole and exclusive along with the required filing fee. of 10:00 A.M. in accord with the his ace and shift to a club, 2005 Ford F150 4x4 remedy shall be the return of monies It must be in proper form and have Standard Time, as established by Ext Cab, 25K Miles, Auto, Canopy, XLT. paid to the Trustee, and the success- causing South to lose one B3119/005419 proof of service on the plaintiff’s attor- ORS 187.110, INSIDE THE MAIN ful bidder shall have no further re- trick in each suit but make ney or, if the plaintiff does not have an LOBBY OF THE COOS COUNTY course. If available, the expected attorney, proof of service on the plain- COURTHOUSE, 250 N. BAXTER, CO- his contract exactly. opening bid and/or postponement in- tiff. QUILLE , County of COOS, State of formation may be obtained by calling OREGON, (which is the new date, the following telephone number(s) on If you have questions, you should see time and place set for said sale) sell the day before the sale: (714) an attorney immediately. If you need at public auction to the highest bidder 480-5690 or you may access sales have trouble distinguishing $22,990 help in finding an attorney, you may for cash the interest in the said de- information at between the two. 2006 Honda Odyssey EXL call the Oregon State Bar’s Lawyer scribed real property which the One Owner, 15K Miles. Moonroof, Leather. www.tacforeclosures.com/sales TAC# Referral Service at (503) 684-3763 or Grantor had or had power to convey PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) B3166/068041 958902 PUB: 08/20/12, 08/27/12, toll-free in Oregon at (800) 452-7636. at the time of execution by him of the 09/03/12, 09/10/12 DATED: — It’s never a good idea to butt The relief sought in the Complaint said Trust Deed, together with any 05/22/12 CHRISTOPHER C. DORR, TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 2012 is the foreclosure of the property interest which the Grantor or his suc- into a testy situation that doesn’t OSBA # 992526 By CHRISTOPHER 1350 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay located at 70142 Lakewood Road cessors in interest acquired after the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) C. DORR, ATTORNEY AT LAW DI- directly concern you. You won’t HondaWorld.com North Bend, OR 97459. execution of said Trust Deed, to sat- — Don’t allow any outside influ- 541-888-5588 • 1-800-634-1054 RECT INQUIRIES TO: T.D. SERV- derive any benefits from getting isfy the foregoing obligations thereby ICE COMPANY FORECLOSURE DE- ences to cause you to be unduly Date of First Publication: August 13, secured and the costs and ex- in the middle of someone else’s PARTMENT 4000 W. Metropolitan 2012 penses of sale, including a reasonable rushed regarding tasks that are Drive Suite 400 Orange, CA mess. charge by the trustee. Notice is fur- 911 RV/Motor Homes 92868 (800) 843-0260 TAC# 958902 detailed and intricate. Haste will ARIES (March 21-April 19) Matthew Booth OSB #082663 ther given that any person named in 2005 36’ Winnebago Adventurer Russell Whittaker, OSB #115540 O.R.S.86.753 has the right, at any most assuredly perpetrate seri- — If you encounter someone PUBLISHED: The World - August 20, 3 slides, low miles, loaded. 8995 SW Miley Road, Ste. 103 time prior to five days before the ous errors or complications. 27, September 03, and 10, 2012 who is as strong-willed and Excellent condition. $75,000. Wilsonville, OR 97070 date last set for the sale, to have this (ID-20214529 & 20214540) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Call 541-266-0607. Phone: (503) 694-1145 foreclosure proceeding dismissed and inflexible about his or her opin- Fax: (503) 694-1460 the Trust Deed reinstated by pay- If you try to juggle accounts ions as you are, any trivial dis- 913 SUVs [email protected] OREGON TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF ment to the beneficiary of the entire around in order to rob Peter to SALE T.S. No: V536403 OR Unit agreement can quickly be blown [email protected] amount then due (other than such pay Paul, all you’ll do is create Attorneys for Plaintiff Code: V Loan No: portion of the principal as would not out of proportion. Be careful. 48279-03/WINTERS AP #1: 7812900 then be due had no default occurred) even more havoc in your finan- TAURUS (April 20-May 20) PUBLISHED: The World - August 13, AP #2: 7813000 AP #3: 7813100 AP and by curing any other default cial affairs. Live within your 20, 27, & September 03, 2012, #4: 3101801 Title #: 6533061 Ref- complained herein that is capable of — Make sure that someone (ID-20214147 & 20214490) erence is made to that certain Trust being cured by tendering the perfor- means. whose cooperation is essential Deed made by BARRY K. WINTERS, mance required under the obligation SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) LINDA DEPAOLO as Grantor, to to you is handled with the utmost OREGON TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF of the Trust Deed, and in addition to TICOR TITLE as Trustee, in favor of — Your loved ones will follow the diplomacy so that he or she SALE T.S. No: V536661 OR Unit paying said sums or tendering the CHETCO FEDERAL CREDIT UNION Code: V Loan No: performance necessary to cure the example you set when you deal doesn’t become an adversary as Beneficiary. Dated August 28, 2003 Ford Expedition 48279-03/WINTERS AP #1: 3101801 default, by paying all costs and ex- with them. If you are cranky, 2006, Recorded September 8, 2006 instead of an ally. Title #: 6583213 Reference is made penses actually incurred in enforc- Eddie Bauer, 5.4 engine, 4WD as Instr. No. 2006-12283 in Book short-tempered or impatient, it to that certain Trust Deed made by ing the obligation and Trust Deed, to- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) loaded, premium wheels, new —- Page —- of Official Records in the BARRY K. WINTERS, LINDA DE PA- gether with trustee’s and attorney’s isn’t likely that your family life will — Don’t take something that you brakes, recent tune-up, excellent office of the Recorder of COOS OLO as Grantor, to TICOR TITLE as fees not exceeding the amounts condition throughout, 123K. $9,200 County; OREGON AND MODIFICA- be pleasant. need repaired back to an estab- Trustee, in favor of CHETCO FED- provided by said ORS 86.753. It will 541-267-2112 TION AGREEMENT(S) DATED SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- ERAL CREDIT UNION as Beneficiary. be necessary for you to contact the lishment that gave you problems 09/19/06, AND SAID DEED OF Dated September 18, 2006, Recorded undersigned prior to the time you ten- Dec. 21) — If you have to deal TRUST CONTAINS A SECURITY in the past.You’d be wise to look September 20, 2006 as Instr. No. der reinstatement or payoff so that 914 Travel Trailers AGREEMENT OF EVEN DATE, AND with a difficult person, it might be 2006-12819 in Book —- Page —- of you may be advised of the exact for a place that is more reliable. CHANGE IN TERMS AGREEMENT(S) 2007 25’Wildwood Official Records in the office of the amount, including trustee’s costs and hard to keep your anger in CANCER (June 21-July 22) DATED 04/01/09, DATED 02/04/10 Travel Trailer, has one slide, walk Recorder of COOS County; OREGON fees, that you will be required to check. It would be best to smol- covering the following described real — You should try not to be over- around queen bed in front. Large AND MODIFICATION pay. Payment must be in the full property situated in said county and der in silence rather than bath with sky light, air conditioned, AGREEMENT(S) DATED 09/19/06, amount in the form of cashier’s or cer- ly possessive of a person with state, to wit: PARCEL I: LOTS 33, large 2 door refrigerator. Built in AND CHANGE IN TERMS tified check. The effect of the sale respond in kind. 34 & 35, OCEAN TRAILS SUBDIVI- whom you are emotionally Oregon, recent check up. Very low AGREEMENT(S) DATED 04/01/09, will be to deprive you and all those SION, PHASE 2, FINAL PLAT, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. involved. Unfortunately, the miles(300). Beautiful rig about DATED 02/04/10 covering the follow- who hold by, through and under you of COOS COUNTY OREGON. PARCEL 19) — Financial arrangements $16000. Owner has reached old ing described real property situated in all interest in the property described tighter you try to hold on to him II: THE WESTERLY 57’ OF LOTS 1 age. Tow vehicle available. Located said county and state, to wit: THE above. In construing this notice, the with friends could cause prob- AND 2, BLOCK 9, TOWN OF WEST or her, the faster she or he is apt in Reedsport. Call 541-271-5146. WEST 57 FEET OF LOTS 1 AND 2, masculine gender includes the femi- BANDON, COOS COUNTY, ORE- lems. Should a disagreement BLOCK 9 PLAT OF WEST BANDON, nine and the neuter, the singular in- to run. GON; TOGETHER WITH THAT POR- FOR SALE: 5th wheel trailer, 2011 COOS COUNTY, OREGON, TO- cludes the plural, the word “grantor” arise over something material, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — TION OF VACATED NEWPORT AV- Cougar 326 MKS, 4 slides, full queen GETHER WITH ANY PORTION OF includes any successor in interest to ENUE, FRONTING AND ABUTTING suffer the loss rather than jeop- An outsider should not be bed, lg. kitchen. Excellent condition. THE VACATED NEWPORT AVENUE. the grantor as well as any other per- THEREON THAT WOULD INURE BY ardize the relationship. $29,500. Call 503-703-0746. WHICH WAS VACATED BY ORDI- son owing an obligation, the perfor- allowed to try to help resolve a OPERATION OF LAW. Both the ben- NANCE NO. 1169, RECORDED DE- mance of which is secured by said AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. eficiary and the trustee have elected disagreement between you and CEMBER 28, 1984, BEARING MI- Trust Deed, and the words “trustee” 916 Used Pick-Ups to sell the said real property to sat- 19) — Sometimes there is a fine CROFILM REEL NO 84-5-7813, REC- and “beneficiary” include their respec- your special someone. If you isfy the obligations secured by said 1979 1/2 ton GMC pick-up ORDS OF COOS COUNTY, ORE- tive successors in interest, if any. line between being assertive and think things are heated now, Trust Deed and a Notice of Default Standard transmission, set up for GON, WHICH WOULD INSURE The Beneficiary may be attempting to being just plain aggressive. If has been recorded pursuant to Ore- outside intervention would only towing trailers/camp trailers, V8, THERETO BY REASON OF THE collect a debt and any information ob- gon Revised Statutes 86.735(3); the you’re not considerate, you might 4-speed transmission. VACATION THEREOF. Both the tained may be used for that pur- pour more gasoline on the fire. Call 541-572-0691 default for which the foreclosure is pose. If the Trustee is unable to C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Monday, August 27,2012 • The World • B7 Y K

convey title for any reason, the suc- of the exact amount, including cessful bidder’s sole and exclusive trustee’s costs and fees, that you will LORI LOCK and WILLIAM LOCK, the remedy shall be the return of monies be required to pay. Payment must be Petitioners, paid to the Trustee, and the success- in the full amount in the form of and ful bidder shall have no further re- cashier’s or certified check. The effect TARYN A. GUERRA-COLLINS and Bulletin Board course. If available, the expected of the sale will be to deprive you and DONATHAN MILES, opening bid and/or postponement in- all those who hold by, through and un- Respondents. formation may be obtained by calling der you of all interest in the property It’s your best choice for professional services • 541-267-6278 the following telephone number(s) on described above. In construing this SUMMONS the day before the sale: (714) notice, the masculine gender includes (ORS 109.119) Bandon • Coos Bay • Coquille • Myrtle Point • North Bend • Port Orford • Reedsport 480-5690 or you may access sales the feminine and the neuter, the sin- information at gular includes the plural, the word TO: TARYN A. GUERRA-COLLINS www.tacforeclosures.com/sales “grantor” includes any successor in in- DATED: 05/22/12 CHRISTOPHER terest to the grantor as well as any Lori Lock and William Lock have filed WINNER WINNER WINNER

C. DORR, OSBA # 992526 By other person owing an obligation, the a Petition asking for custody of Adia WINNER CHRISTOPHER C. DORR, ATTOR- performance of which is secured by D. Guerra-Collins. If you do not file the NEY AT LAW DIRECT INQUIRIES said Trust Deed, and the words appropriate legal papers with the court GO ERRAND TO: T.D. SERVICE COMPANY “trustee” and “beneficiary” include within the time required (see below), FORECLOSURE DEPARTMENT their respective successors in inter- Petitioners may ask the court for a Girl SERVICES 4000 W. Metropolitan Drive Suite est, if any. The Beneficiary may be at- judgment against you that orders the 4 400 Orange, CA 92868 (800) tempting to collect a debt and any in- relief requested. 843-0260 TAC# 958903 formation obtained may be used for I’ll do your “to do” list and you enjoy more free time. that purpose. If the Trustee is unable YOU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to ap- PUBLISHED: The World - August 20, to convey title for any reason, the suc- pear and defend the petition filed • Grocery Shopping • Prescriptions 27, September 03, and 10, 2012 cessful bidder’s sole and exclusive against you in the above-entitled (ID-20214545 & 20214548) remedy shall be the return of monies cause within 30 days from the date of • Mailing/Shipping Drop-off/Pick-up paid to the Trustee, and the success- service of this summons on you, and • Donation Drop Off • Packing & Organizing OREGON TRUSTEE’S NOTICE OF ful bidder shall have no further re- if you fail to do so, Petitioners will ap- • Gifts & Wrapping • Checkbooks SALE T.S. No: V537026 OR Unit course. If available, the expected ply to the court for the relief de- Code: V Loan No: opening bid and/or postponement in- manded in the petition. • Merchandise Run • Bill Paying 37535-03/JACKSON AP #1: 13709 Ti- formation may be obtained by calling tle #: 6637799 Reference is made to the following telephone number(s) on NOTICE TO THE RESPONDENT: Judy 541-297-5501 that certain Trust Deed made by the day before the sale: (714) READ THESE PAPERS HENRY F. JACKSON, DORA L. 480-5690 or you may access sales in- CAREFULLY! 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. M-F or by Appt. WINNER JACKSON as Grantor, to TICOR TI- formation at TLE as Trustee, in favor of CHETCO www.tacforeclosures.com/sales You may be liable for attorney fees in WINNER WINNER WINNER FEDERAL CREDIT UNION as Benefi- DATED: 05/22/12 CHRISTOPHER C. this case. A judgment for attorney ciary. Dated March 12, 2007, Re- DORR, OSBA # 992526 By CHRIS- fees can be entered against you as corded March 26, 2007 as Instr. No. TOPHER C. DORR, ATTORNEY AT provided in ORS Chapter 107 if Peti- DIRECTORY Lawn/Garden Care Painting 2007-3804 in Book —- Page —- of Offi- LAW DIRECT INQUIRIES TO: T.D. tioners in this case prevail. cial Records in the office of the Re- SERVICE COMPANY FORECLO- corder of COOS County; OREGON SURE DEPARTMENT 4000 W. Metro- You must “appear” in this case or the AUTOMOTIVE covering the following described real politan Drive Suite 400 Orange, CA other side will win automatically. To Northwest Automotive & property situated in said county and 92868 (800) 843-0260 TAC# 958947 “appear” you must file with the court a state, to wit: PARCEL 3, FINAL PUB: 08/20/12, 08/27/12, 09/03/12, legal paper called a “response” or Radiator...... 541-267-4100 PARTION PLAT 1995 #22, FILED 09/10/12 “motion.” The “response” or “motion” BUILDING/CONSTRUCTION AND RECORDED JUNE 2, 1995, CAB must be given to the court clerk or ad- C/118, BEARING MICROFILM REEL PUBLISHED: The World - August 20, ministrator within 30 days along with RP & T Trucking LLC. . . 541-297-4001 NO. 95-06-0076, RECORDS OF 27, September 03, and 10, 2012 (ID- the required filing fee. It must be in ERRAND SERVICES 20214682 & 20214683) proper form and have proof of service Frank Johnson COOS COUNTY, OREGON. Both the Go 4 Girl...... 541-297-5501 beneficiary and the trustee have on Petitioners’ lawyer or, if Petitioners 541-297-4996 elected to sell the said real property to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE do not have a lawyer, proof of service LAWN/GARDEN CARE satisfy the obligations secured by said STATE OF OREGON on Petitioners. If you have any ques- CCB# 155231 Trust Deed and a Notice of Default FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS tions, you should see a lawyer imme- Garcia Maintenance . . . . 541-267-0283 diately. If you need help in finding a has been recorded pursuant to Ore- Jose Hernan Lawn & WOOD PRESERVATIVES gon Revised Statutes 86.735(3); the Case No. 12PB0191 lawyer, you may call the Oregon State Garden Care ...... 541-217-5540 ReasonableReasonablle RatesRattes default for which the foreclosure is Bar’s Lawyer Referral Service at (503) ON SHAKE ROOFS made is Grantor’s failure to pay when In the Matter of the Estate of 684-3763 or toll-free in Oregon at Sunset Lawn & • MMOWINGOWIING • BBLOWERLOWER MOSS & MOLD REMOVAL (800) 452-7636. due, the following sums: 15 PYMTS JOANNE E. CULP Garden Care ...... 541-260-9095 • EEDGINGDGIING • AAERATINGERATIING GUTTER CLEANING FROM 03/01/11 TO 05/01/12 @ Deceased. PAINTING • WWEEDINGEEDIING • FFERTILIZINGERTILIZING 934.50 $14,017.50 15 L/C FROM Dated: August 23, 2012. • FERTILIZING DECK & FENCE STAINS 03/16/11 TO 05/16/12 @ 46.70 NOTICE TO INTERESTED G.F. Johnson House • TTRIMMINGRIIMMIING • HHAULINGAULIING CONCRETE CLEANING /s/ Max J. Mizejewski, OSB # 094450 $700.50 Sub-Total of Amounts in Ar- PERSONS Painting ...... 541-297-4996 • TTHATCHINGHATCHING rears:$14,718.00 Together with any • THATCHING default in the payment of recurring ob- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the I, Max J. Mizejewski, the attorney of ROCK/SAND • WWEEDEED EEATINGATIING record for Petitioners, certify that the ligations as they become due. ALSO, undersigned has been appointed per- Main Rock ...... 541-756-2623 • HHEDGEEDGE TTRIMMINGRIIMMIING if you have failed to pay taxes on the sonal representative of the above es- foregoing is an exact and complete Rock/Sand property, provide insurance on the tate. All persons having claims against copy of the original Summons in the WOOD • IINITIALINIITIIAL CCLEANUPSLEANUPS & MMOREORE property or pay other senior liens or the estate are required to present above-entitled cause. Slice Recovery Inc...... 541-396-6608 encumbrances as required in the note them to the undersigned personal rep- FREEFREE ESTIMATESESTIIMATES and Trust Deed, the beneficiary may resentative at the office of Lawrence /s/ Max J. Mizejewski, LicenseLicense #0006816#0006816 OSB # 094450 License #0006816 insist that you do so in order to rein- Finneran LLC, Attorney at Law, 405 LLicensediicensed & InsuredIInsured state your account in good standing. North Fifth Street, PO Box 359, Coos The beneficiary may require as a con- Bay, Oregon, 97420, within four PUBLISHED: The World - August 27, Automotive dition to reinstatement that you pro- months after the date of first publica- September 03, September 10, and vide reliable written evidence that you tion of this notice or they may be September 17, 2012 (ID- 20215436) have paid all senior liens or encum- barred. UTSMARTUTSMART brances, property taxes, and hazard INVITATION TO BID insurance premiums. These require- All persons whose rights may be af- ments for reinstatement should be fected by this proceeding may obtain Sealed bids for the 2012 Charleston OO YOURYOUR Coos County Family Owned confirmed by contacting the under- additional information from the records Marina and Shipyard Dredging Proj- signed Trustee. The street or other of the court, the personal representa- ect, addressed to the Oregon Interna- ! Topsoil common designation if any, of the real tive, or the attorneys for the personal tional Port of Coos Bay, Attn: Kathy CCOMPETITIONOMPETITION! property described above is purported representative. Wall, will be received at the Port office Crushed Rock to be : 543 8TH STREET, LAKESIDE, located at 125 Central Avenue, Suite Residential Jobs - OR 97449 The undersigned Trustee DATED and first published this 13 day 300, P.O. Box 1215, Coos Bay, OR Our Specialty! disclaims any liability for any incor- of August, 2012. 97420, until 2:00 P.M. Pacific Daylight Place your ad Sand rectness of the above street or other time, on the 19th day of September, FREE ESTIMATES common designation. By reason of Rick Orton 2012. Any proposals received after Credit Cards Accepted here and give Serving Coos Bay, North Bend, said default, the beneficiary has de- Personal Representative the specified closing time will not be Reedsport, Coquille, clared all sums owing on the obliga- 95297 Mattson Lane accepted or considered. Proposals Paving & Asphalt tion secured by said Trust Deed im- Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 will be opened by the Port and publicly your business Myrtle Point & Bandon mediately due and payable, said sums read aloud at 2:00 p.m. on the 19th Driveways - RV Pads Repair being the following, to wit: Principal PUBLISHED: The World - August 13, day of September, 2012. Jobs - Rock the boost it Kentuck $140,459.77, together with interest as August 20, and August 27, 2012. Dirt - Sand 541-756-2623 provided in the note or other instru- (ID-20214338 & 20214342) The work for this project will be for the Landscape Material needs. Call ment secured from 02/01/11, and dredging of the Charleston Marina and French Drains Coquille such other costs and fees are due un- Shipyard areas to authorized depths IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Excavation: 541-396-1700 der the note or other instrument se- STATE OF OREGON as specified in the Scope of Work and 541-269-1222 cured, and as are provided by statute. Technical Specifications set forth in Driveways - Site Prep FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS CCB# 129529 WHEREFORE, notice is hereby given Section 00400 of the bid documents - Road grading Ext. 293 that the undersigned trustee will, on Case No. 12PB0197 and the State of Oregon Department October 5, 2012, at the hour of 10:00 of State Lands and U.S. Army Corps Concrete Curbing: A.M. in accord with the Standard In the Matter of the Estate of of Engineers permits for this work. Commercial & Decorative Time, as established by ORS Bids will include the cost of mobiliza- for details LYLE A. NELSON, 541-756-6444 187.110, INSIDE THE MAIN LOBBY Deceased. tion and demobilization, the bid for the OF THE COOS COUNTY COURT- Primary dredging project and bids for 93355 Oakway Rd. UTSMARTUTSMART HOUSE, 250 N. BAXTER, COQUILLE NOTICE TO INTERESTED the alternate dredging projects. Coos Bay, OR , County of COOS, State of OREGON, PERSONS J OSE H ERNAN (which is the new date, time and place Bids for the Primary Project and the Cell: 541-297-4001 O L A AWNWN & GARDENA RDEN CAREA RE O YOURYOUR set for said sale) sell at public auction Alternates shall be submitted on the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the CCB# 158261 to the highest bidder for cash the in- undersigned has been appointed per- separate bid item schedule in Section - Q UALITY S ERVICE - terest in the said described real prop- 00200 of the bid documents. Bids for ! sonal representative of the above es- CCOMPETITIONOMPETITION! erty which the Grantor had or had tate. All persons having claims against the dredging work shall be on a firm power to convey at the time of execu- the estate are required to present unit price per cubic yard basis for tion by him of the said Trust Deed, to- them to the undersigned personal rep- each respective bid item on the bid FREEFREE ESTIMATESESTIMATES gether with any interest which the resentative at the office of Lawrence schedule. Bids will be awarded to the FREE ESTIMATES Place your ad Grantor or his successors in interest Finneran LLC, Attorney at Law, 405 most qualified, responsible bidder acquired after the execution of said North Fifth Street, PO Box 359, Coos submitting the lowest responsive bid • • TRIMMINGTRIIMMIING • • BLOWERBLOWER here and give Trust Deed, to satisfy the foregoing Bay, Oregon, 97420, within four for the Primary Project and the alter- obligations thereby secured and the months after the date of first publica- nates. The Port reserves the right to • • WEEDINGWEEDIING • • AERATINGAERATIING costs and expenses of sale, including not award any or all portions of the your business tion of this notice or they may be •• MOWINGMOWIING •• FERTILIZINGFERTIILIIZIING a reasonable charge by the trustee. barred. Project. Bldg./Const. Notice is further given that any person • • EDGINGEDGIING • • HAULINGHAULIING the boost it named in O.R.S.86.753 has the right, All persons whose rights may be af- The Oregon International Port of Coos at any time prior to five days before Bay (“Port”) may reject any bid not in fected by this proceeding may obtain •• INITIALIINIITIIAL CLEANUPSCLEANUPS the date last set for the sale, to have additional information from the records compliance with all prescribed public needs. Call this foreclosure proceeding dismissed of the court, the personal representa- contracting procedures and require- •• & MUCH,MUCH,, MUCHMUCH MORE!MORE!! and the Trust Deed reinstated by pay- tive, or the attorneys for the personal ments. The Port reserves the right to 541-269-1222 ment to the beneficiary of the entire representative. waive any irregularities or minor infor- amount then due (other than such por- malities and to reject any or all bids if License# 0009256 tion of the principal as would not then DATED and first published this 27 day it is in the public interest to do so. Ext. 293 be due had no default occurred) and of August, 2012. Licensed & Insured by curing any other default com- This project is for the ordinary mainte- plained herein that is capable of being nance and repair of a public improve- Residential Jobs - Larry K. Nelson 541-217-5540 for details cured by tendering the performance Personal Representative ment, but no person shall be em- Our Specialty! required under the obligation of the 14116 Peacock Hill Avenue, ployed for the Work as described 541-266-9029 Trust Deed, and in addition to paying Gig Harbor, Washington 98332 herein in violation of any wage and FREE ESTIMATES [email protected] said sums or tendering the perfor- hour laws and no person may be em- Credit Cards Accepted mance necessary to cure the default, PUBLISHED: The World - August 27 ployed in violation of any provision of by paying all costs and expenses ac- September 03, and September 10, ORS 279C.520 and ORS 279C.540. Paving & Asphalt S MALL Wood tually incurred in enforcing the obliga- 2012 (ID-20215525) All bidders who submit a bid agree to tion and Trust Deed, together with be bound by all applicable provisions Driveways - RV Pads Repair B USINESS trustee’s and attorney’s fees not ex- of State and Federal Law for this Jobs - Rock ceeding the amounts provided by said IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Project. Dirt - Sand O WNERS : ORS 86.753. It will be necessary for STATE OF OREGON FOR Landscape Material Slice you to contact the undersigned prior LANE COUNTY The project should be completed by French Drains Find your niche them to the time you tender reinstatement no later than February 15, 2013, the here! Tell your Recovery, Inc. or payoff so that you may be advised CASE NO.: 15-12-17533 end of the permitted in-water work pe- Excavation: what riod. Driveways - Site Prep business has to - Road grading offer on the Bulletin Board. A copy of the Invitation to Bid and the Mile Marker 7, Hwy. 42 Affordable Bid Documents detailing the contract Concrete Curbing: advertising Coquille, OR 97423 terms, specifications and conditions Commercial & Decorative customized just may be obtained from the offices of for you! Call the Oregon International Port of Coos 541-756-6444 541-269-1222 541-396-6608 Bay at a cost of $30 or the Port’s web 93355 Oakway Rd. Ext. 293 site at http://www.portofcoosbay.com Coos Bay, OR or from the offices of the Port at 125 to get started W. Central Avenue, Suite 300, Coos Cell: 541-297-4001 today. LUMBER Bay, OR 97420, telephone (541)-267-7678 or at the Charleston CCB# 158261 Marina Office at 63534 Kingfisher Cedar Siding, Decking, Paneling, Road, Charleston, OR, telephone Myrtlewood, Madrone, (541) 888-2548. Sunset Maple Flooring, Dated this 27th day of August, 2012. Lawn & Furniture Woods Oregon International Port of Coos Bay Garden Care FIREWOOD By Order of David R. Koch, For all your lawn and garden needs Chief Executive Officer ENTER • TREE & HEDGE Madrone, Oak, Maple, PUBLISHED: The World August 27, Fir, Myrtlewood 2012. (ID-20215549) TRIMMING TO WIN! • SHRUB REMOVAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Bring your business • WEED EATING GET YOUR BUSINESS A-B Mini Storage, 64686 Washington • BARK • BLOWER Rd., Coos Bay, Oregon 97420, will card to The World ADVERTISEMENT IN put up for Sale on Tuesday, Septem- • INITIAL CLEAN-UPS ber 4, 2012 at 10:00 a.m. the following THE BULLETIN storage units: for a chance to • PRESSURE WASHER WIN ONE MONTH BOARD TODAY!! Unit # 12 June Takernip • THATCHER Unit # 23 Jerry Lee Foltz FREE & MUCH MUCH MORE! PUBLISHED: The World - August 27 of and September 3, 2012 (ID-20215441) ADVERTISING Reasonable Prices on FREE ESTIMATES For Help placing your the 541-260-9095 classified ads, call Bulletin Board 541-266-8013 Call Michelle at The World at 541-269-1222 License# 0008351 541-269-1222 ext. 293 Ask for CLASSIFIEDS! 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