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Tuesday, June 5, 2018 YOUR LOCAL SOURCE FOR LAKE & SUMTER COUNTIES @dailycommercial Facebook.com/daily.commercial 75¢ Justices side with baker in cake case

Supreme Court says for another day the larger Phillips’ rights end, the decision was modest to provide flowers for a same- larger issue ‘must await issue of whether a business under the First enough to attract the votes of sex wedding. further elaboration’ can invoke religious objec- Amendment. liberal and conservative jus- The disputes, Kennedy tions to refuse service to gay The case had tices on a subject that had the wrote, “must be resolved By Mark Sherman and lesbian people. been eagerly potential for sharp division. with tolerance, without undue The Associated Press The justices’ decision anticipated Justice Anthony Kennedy disrespect to sincere religious turned on what the court Phillips as, variously, said in his majority opinion beliefs, and without subject- WASHINGTON — The described as anti-religious a potentially that the larger issue “must ing gay persons to indignities Supreme Court ruled Monday bias on the Colorado Civil strong statement about the await further elaboration” in when they seek goods and for a Colorado baker who Rights Commission when it rights of LGBT people or the the courts. Appeals in similar services in an open market.” wouldn’t make a wedding ruled against baker Jack Phil- court’s first ruling carving cases are pending, including The same-sex couple at cake for a same-sex couple in lips. The justices voted 7-2 out exceptions to an anti- one at the Supreme Court a limited decision that leaves that the commission violated discrimination law. In the from a florist who didn’t want See CASE , A6

Sipping on the street Montessori charter school appears sunk

Lake School Board students, hoped to open a members critical of school here next year with 72 applicant’s math scores students and then expand in subsequent years. But its application raised By Tom McNiff concerns with a School Dis- [email protected] trict committee that reviews charter schools. That TAVARES – An Orange committee on Monday rec- County group that wanted ommended approving the to open a Montessori charter charter "with reservations" school in Lake County will about the school's ability to have to try again next year support itself financially. after the Lake County School That changed, however, Board poked holes in its finan- when the School Board started cial plans and its academic grilling Innovation Montes- performance on Monday. sori representatives over their Innovation Montessori budget and academic record. Parkside Charter, which Board member Bill Mathias founded its Ocoee opera- tion in 2011 and now has 475 See SCHOOL, A6

Downtown visitors take part in a wine tasting event at Maggie’s Attic in Mount Dora. Council members have been considering an ordinance that would allow on-street alcoholic beverage Lake County consumption in the downtown area with certain restrictions from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Thursdays School Board through Sundays. [DAILY COMMERCIAL FILE] Chairwoman Stephanie Luke was critical Mount Dora considers Thursdays through Sundays. A preliminary draft of an Ocoee entertainment Mount Dora Mayor Nick ordinance defines the charter school district allowing Girone said tonight’s dis- boundaries of the enter- that wants to open-container policy cussion will dictate final tainment district as an area expand to Lake wording, rules and details on the northern boundary County because By Roxanne Brown to go along with the enter- of those city blocks on the the school’s roxanne.brown@dai- tainment district. south side of Fifth Avenue math scores are lycommercial.com The ordinance would then from McDonald Street to below the state move forward to a second Baker Street and city blocks average. [DAILY MOUNT DORA — Council reading at the next meeting east of McDonald Street to COMMERCIAL FILE] members have been thinking requiring a majority vote for the CSX Rail Road right-of- about establishing an enter- it to be instituted. way to Third Avenue. tainment district in Mount “It (ordinance) is allow- The boundary would Dora to attract visitors and ing residents and visitors continue to Lake Dora and boost economic develop- the ability to have a plastic to city blocks west of Baker ment in the downtown area container filled with the Street to Charles Avenue. LOCAL & STATE | A3 and they will decide tonight beverage of their choice and “We’ve included the whether or not to move the go from one place to another Fourth Street docks in case SECO DEBUTS idea forward. with it if they really want people want to go back If approved, the ordinance to,” said Girone. “This is there to enjoy the sunset NEW OUTAGE would allow on-street alco- something that people have and Evans Park so if people holic beverage consumption been saying they want for a want to go there to sit and PLATFORM FOR with certain restrictions long time so we’ll see how from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on the discussion goes.” See ALCOHOL, A6 STORM SEASON

Bill Clinton bristles at questions on Lewinsky, #MeToo

By Anne Flaherty should have resigned 20 years public televised apology was my work. That’s all I have to NBC interviewer for “omit- The Associated Press ago over his sexual relationship adequate. say.” ting facts” by trying to lump with the White House intern Lewinsky wrote in March Clinton is promoting his him in with other men who WASHINGTON — Former and whether the #MeToo that their relationship “was new fictional thriller, “The have abused their positions President Bill Clinton says the movement has changed his not sexual assault” but “consti- President Is Missing,” with of power to leverage sexual #MeToo movement is over- perspective. tuted a gross abuse of power.” best-selling author James relationships. due. Just don’t ask him about At the same time, the former “I dealt with it 20 years ago, Patterson. Clinton said he was right not Monica Lewinsky. Democratic president claimed plus,” said Clinton. “And the In clips released from the to resign. And while he said he In an interview with NBC’s credit for empowering women American people, two-thirds interview, Clinton was at times supports the #MeToo move- “Today Show” released in his orbit and disputed that of them stayed with me. And both vague and combative in ment, “I still have questions Monday, Clinton bristled at he might owe Lewinsky a pri- I’ve tried to do a good job since his answers, repeatedly blam- questions over whether he vate apology, insisting his then, and with my life and with ing his critics and even the See #METOO , A6

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IN BRIEF Volcano death toll expected to rise SACRAMENTO, CALIF. Man agrees to 15-year term for plotting San Francisco attack Guatemala’s disaster agency says hot ash A man who told undercover and mud have already agents that he wanted to carry killed 62 people out a Christmas Day bomb- ing and shooting attack at a By Sonia Perez D. popular San Francisco tourist The Associated Press attraction will receive a 15-year sentence after pleading guilty EL RODEO, Guatemala — Monday in a federal case. Rescuers pulled survivors Everitt Aaron Jameson, 26, and bodies Monday from admitted under a plea deal that the charred aftermath of the he attempted to aid a terrorist powerful eruption of Guate- organization after he planned mala’s Volcano of Fire, as the the attack during talks with death toll rose to 62 and was undercover FBI agents, includ- expected to go higher from ing one he thought was with the a disaster that caught resi- Islamic State group. dents of remote mountain Jameson, a former tow-truck hamlets off guard, with little driver from Modesto, told or no time to flee to safety. undercover federal agents that Using shovels and back- he planned to use pipe bombs hoes, emergency workers to channel victims into part of dug through the debris Pier 39 so he could shoot them. and mud, perilous labor on smoldering terrain still hot NAIROBI, KENYA enough to melt shoe soles Kenya accounting offi cials to a day after the volcano A resident cries after she was safely evacuated from her home Monday near the Volcan de Fuego, or have anti-corruption vetting exploded in a hail of ash, “Volcano of Fire,” in Escuintla, Guatemala. [LUIS SOTO/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] smoke and molten rock. All procurement and Bodies were so thickly believe it, and when we went City’s international airport communities earlier. accounting officers in Kenya’s coated with ash that they out the hot mud was already was closed due to the danger “When the lava was ministries and state-owned looked like statues, and coming down the street.” to planes. already here they passed by corporations are to leave their rescuers were forced to use “My mother was stuck Conred spokesman David in their pickup trucks yell- offices for fresh screening, an sledgehammers to break there, she couldn’t get de Leon said that around ing at us to leave, but the official announced Monday, through the roofs of houses out,” said Lopez, weeping 2 p.m. the volcano regis- cars did not stop to pick up as President Uhuru Kenyat- buried in debris up to their and holding her face in her tered a new, more powerful the people,” Letran said. ta’s government grapples with rooflines to try to see if hands. explosion. “The government is good at endemic corruption. anyone was trapped inside. Her husband, Joel Gonza- Soon, searing flows of stealing, but when it comes The officers are to submit Fanuel Garcia, director lez, said his father had also lava, ash and rock mixed to helping people they lack personal information includ- of the National Institute of been unable to escape and with water and debris were spark.” ing their assets, liabilities Forensic Sciences, said 62 was believed to be “buried gushing down the volcano’s De Leon said the disaster and previous record of ser- bodies had been recovered back there, at the house.” flanks, blocking roads and agency followed protocol. vice by Friday, according to a and 13 of those had been Guatemalan authorities burning homes. “As soon as we received statement signed by Interior identified. say they had been closely “It traveled much faster. the information around 6 Ministry Spokesman Mwenda “It is very difficult for us to monitoring the Volcano of It arrived in communities a.m. that the volcano was in Njoka. He said he does not identify them because some Fire, one of Central Amer- right when the evacuation an eruptive phase, the pro- know how many officers will of the dead lost their features ica’s most active, after alerts were being sent out,” tocol was initiated to verify be affected, but some experts or their fingerprints” from activity picked up around 6 de Leon said. with different sectors and say that more than 500 offi- the red-hot flows, Garcia a.m. Sunday. Authorities scrambled to also talk to the communi- cials will have to step away said. “We are going to have The volcano has registered issue an evacuation order. ties, to community leaders. from their jobs and submit to to resort to other methods a number of minor erup- Some communities emptied ... We had the information new scrutiny. ... and if possible take DNA tions over the years, and no out safely. But in places like from our scientific service, samples to identify them.” evacuations were ordered as Los Lotes and the village of and they told us the trend MOGADISHU, SOMALIA Hilda Lopez said her scientific experts reported El Rodeo, about eight miles was that the activity was US says airstrike in Somalia mother and sister were still the activity was decreasing. downslope from the crater, diminishing,” he said. kills 27 al-Shabab extremists missing after the slurry of Guatemala’s disaster it was too late for many. In El Rodeo on Monday, hot gas, ash and rock roared agency, Conred, issued a The fast-moving flows heavily armed soldiers The U.S. military says it into her village of San Miguel number of standard pre- overtook people in homes wearing blue masks to avoid has carried out an airstrike in Los Lotes, just below the cautions, advising people to and streets with tempera- breathing in ash stood guard northern Somalia that killed mountain’s flanks. wear protective face masks, tures reaching as high as behind yellow tape cordon- 27 al-Shabab extremists. “We were at a party, cel- clean their rooftops of ash 1,300 degrees Fahrenheit, ing off the disaster scene. The statement issued ebrating the birth of a baby, once the eruption was over and hot ash and volcanic Helmeted workers carried Monday by the U.S. Africa when one of the neighbors and cover any food and gases that can cause rapid bodies away on stretchers, command said it assesses that shouted at us to come out water intended for human asphyxiation. and smoke was still rising no civilians were killed in the and see the lava that was consumption. It also said to Rafael Letran, a resi- from some parts of the ashen attack on Sunday about 26 coming,” the distraught heed any recommendations dent of El Rodeo, criticized landscape strewn with boul- miles southwest of Bosasso, woman said. “We didn’t from authorities. Guatemala Conred for not evacuating ders and other debris. the commercial capital of the semiautonomous Puntland state. The area has recently DATELINES seen attacks on local forces by extremists aligned with the Islamic State group. The Trump administration BERLIN YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, CALIF. approved expanded military operations against extremists in Somalia, including al-Sha- bab, which is linked to al-Qaida and was blamed for the truck bombing in October that killed more than 500 people.

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Monday, June 4 Pick 5 Afternoon: 9-0-7-7-3 Evening: 6-4-5-8-9 Pick 4 Afternoon: 1-6-4-1 German Chancellor Angela Merkel, left, and Israeli Prime Minister El Capitan is shown in 2015 in Yosemite National Park, Calif. Evening: 8-7-7-7 Benjamin Netanyahu, right, leaves a news conference after a Family and friends say the two men who fell to their deaths while Pick 3 meeting Monday in Berlin. Merkel said she condemns a tweet climbing El Capitan were elite climbers who partnered on routes Afternoon: 9-9-6 from Iran saying that Israel is a “cancerous tumor” that needs since their college days in San Diego. The National Park Service Evening: 2-7-7 to be removed and pledged to increase pressure on Tehran to has said Jason Wells and Tim Klein were about 1,000 feet up the Pick 2 scale back its military infl uence in the region. Speaking alongside so-called Freeblast Route when they fell on Saturday. The cause Afternoon: 1-0 Netanyahu, Merkel said Israel’s security was a top priority for of the fall is under investigation by the Park Service. [BEN MARGOT/ Evening: 0-0 Germany. [MARKUS SCHREIBER/AP] ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE]

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MOUNT DORA Sheriff Grinnell to speak at Greene enters governor’s race Mount Dora Chamber breakfast

Lake County Sheriff Peyton Billionaire fi led as a candidates. take to get me over the top.” Charlie Crist running as a Grinnell will be the guest Democratic candidate Greene, Candidates can officially no-party candidate. speaker at the Mount Dora in an already crowded 63, entered file paperwork to run for Greene drew only 31 per- Area Chamber of Commerce’s fi eld the race with governor beginning June cent of the Democratic vote monthly Business at Breakfast no immedi- 18, in a qualifying week that in the primary. event June 13. By John Kennedy ate public ends June 22. But with four Democrats The meeting runs from 7:30 GateHouse Capital Bureau Greene statement, Greene spent almost $23 already dividing up the to 9 a.m. at Lake Receptions, and his office million of his own money in electorate, Greene’s entry 4425 North Highway 19A TALLAHASSEE — Palm said it wasn’t certain one 2010, losing the Democratic — and cash — could prove Mount Dora. Cost is $15 with Beach billionaire Jeff Greene would be forthcoming. primary for U.S. Senate to significant. advance purchase and $20 after filed as a Democratic candi- In April, however, Greene Democratic Congressman Polls show voters have June 11. Purchase tickets online date for governor Monday, told the Palm Beach Post, Kendrick Meek of Miami, not rallied overwhelmingly at www.MountDora.com with the self-funder rat- “If I did get involved, I’d be who went on to lose to behind any of those in the tling an already crowded able to get my message out Republican Marco Rubio in a CLERMONT and little-known field of and spend whatever it would race that featured then-Gov. See GREENE, A4 Police investigating multiple cases of ‘VIRUS’ vandalism

The Clermont Police Department is investigat- ing several cases of vandalism Behind where someone has spray- painted the word “VIRUS” on Rally for reform Florida’s buildings, a fence and trucks. Damaged property over the weekend includes a fence payments to and a building at the National Training Center, a hotel under victims, links construction, an electrical box, several other businesses and a to lobbyists Sherwin Williams box truck. A second building, a billboard and an electrical box were all van- By Gary Fineout dalized in the area of Highland The Associated Press Avenue and the service road. Last week, several other TALLAHASSEE — When commercial businesses and Florida lawmakers began property were vandalized, clearing a backlog of including delivery trucks at payments to victims and fam- Clermont Furniture and Enter- ilies harmed by government prise Rental, the Scates Realty actions, their explanation for sign and a wall at Hillside Villas. the dramatic shift was that it Police are asking anyone with was their duty to abide by information to contact Detec- court rulings for the injured. tive Sanchez at 352-536-8418 or What wasn’t said was that, [email protected] or of the $37.5 million in claims Crimeline at 1-800-423-TIPS. bills approved over the past two years, $16.9 million — CLERMONT nearly half — was awarded Authorities capture escaped Cameron Kasky, center, speaks during a news conference, Monday in Parkland. A day after to victims represented by a Lake Correctional Institution graduating from high school, a group of Florida school shooting survivors has announced a lobbyist who is the brother inmate multistate bus tour to “get young people educated, registered and motivated to vote.” [AP of Florida’s outgoing Repub- PHOTO/WILFREDO LEE] lican House speaker, Richard Alinton John, who escaped Corcoran. from Lake Correctional Insti- Of the roughly 100 bills tution on Thursday was Parkland students But the young activists say “We’re working filed in the House and Senate captured without incident on to make bus tour to rallies won’t matter unless straight through during the 2017 and 2018 Friday, according to the Florida register young voters that energy is funneled with very minimal legislative sessions, 21 were Department of Corrections. into voting out lawmakers breaks because approved — and eight of He was caught in a joint effort By Kelli Kennedy beholden to the National Rifle we’re trying to get those 21 were represented by Depart- The Associated Press Association this November. to as many places by Michael Corcoran’s firm, ment’s Office “This generation is the gen- as possible, meet Corcoran and Johnston. Alto- of the Inspec- PARKLAND — A day after eration of students you will be as many people gether, the firm submitted 19 tor General, graduating, a group of Florida reading about next in the text- as possible. We’re claims, giving it a 42 percent the Florida high school shooting survi- books. ... These are students trying to help success rate. Department of vors announced they’ll spend who are changing the game,” stop this before Lobbying records show Law Enforce- their summer crisscrossing Kasky said. “It’s not just my it comes to other the Corcoran firm collected John ment, and the country, expanding their friends and I from Stoneman places because at least $89,000 in fees last the Orange grass-roots activism from Douglas High School. We are bullets aren’t year for its work on claims County Sheriff’s Office. rallies and schools walkouts part of something so much picky.” bills and is in line to receive The Lake County Sheriff’s to registering young voters to greater. Students from all tens of thousands more this Office and the Florida High- help accomplish their vision over the country are begin- Emma Gonzalez year. way Patrol initially searched for stricter gun laws. ning to get up, rally, move in The success of the well- for the 34-year-old when he David Hogg, Emma Gon- the right direction and real- connected lobbying firm in walked away from his outside zalez, Cameron Kasky, Jaclyn ize just how important it is to winning approval for claims grounds job at the facility’s Corin and about two dozen exercise our freedom.” bills adds to a persistent motor pool. He is believed to other students who have He cited dismal statistics “Our school is debate among legislators as have stolen a pickup truck near become the faces and voices noting voter turnout in the right down the to who does — and doesn’t — the prison. of bloodshed in American last midterm elections was road. Our lives get paid. John was a minimum-cus- classrooms stood together the lowest since World War are completely Michael Corcoran didn’t tody inmate with a projected Monday in matching black II. That’s why the students changed forever, return a phone call requesting release date of August 2023. “Road to Change” T-shirts, are planning more than 25 and we are comment. Richard Corcoran He was sentenced to 15 years holding placards at a park just stops in a two-month nation- dedicating our didn’t respond directly to in prison in a 2008 assault with down the street from Mar- wide tour hitting Iowa, Texas, lives to this issue.” questions about his brother’s a deadly weapon case. jory Stoneman Douglas High California, South Carolina, lobbying efforts, but said he School where 17 were killed on Connecticut and others, tar- Jaclyn Corin was a firm believer that legis- CLERMONT Valentine’s Day. geting communities rocked lators should approve claims Clermont teen busted with In the months since the by gun violence or where bills. keys from stolen vehicles shooting, the students have lawmakers supported by the Claims bills are needed rallied hundreds of thousands NRA are running for office. when someone sues state and An extra patrol set up by the across the country to march Kasky said they’re focus- local governments and a jury Lake County Sheriff’s Office for gun reform, including a ing on the 4 million people approves a payment above to combat auto thefts nabbed massive turnout in Washing- a 16-year-old Friday with his ton, D.C., in March. See REFORM, A4 See PAYMENT, A4 hands on two sets of keys from stolen vehicles. Deputies were called to the 1700 block of Morning Star Drive at 10:53 p.m. Thursday by a man who said his 2003 purple Hyundai Elantra had SECO debuts new been stolen from his drive- way. About two hours later, StormCenter for the patrol spotted the vehicle in the Ashton Chase apartment complex parking lot. They then hurricane season saw the juvenile, of Clermont, duck down beside another car to open the driver’s side door. Staff Report statistics are among the best When a deputy ordered in the nation — despite the him to get on the ground, the SUMTERVILLE — Just in fact that we are a Florida util- teen took off. While running, time for the Atlantic hurricane ity subject to a storm season he threw away two sets of car season, SECO Energy debuted that spans from June through keys. One was to the Hyundai, its new StormCenter, which November,’ CEO Jim Duncan the other set went with the car offers members enhanced said. “We realized it was time the juvenile was running from. outage reports, real-time to invest in new technology to He threw the keys in an Auto restoration estimates and a improve outage communica- Many stop lights were not functional after Hurricane Irma Zone store, along with a plastic brand-new communications tions with members when knocked out the power to most of Lake County on Sept. 11, bag containing marijuana. suite to manage notifications. outages occur.” 2017. Just in time for this year’s hurricane season, SECO Energy He was charged with grand “SECO invests heavily in Working with Kubra, debuted its new StormCenter, which offers members enhanced theft auto, resisting without outage prevention technol- StormCenter consists of four outage reports, real-time restoration estimates and a brand- violence, possession of mari- ogy and facility maintenance. new communications suite to manage notifi cations. [WHITNEY juana and drug paraphernalia. As a result, our reliability See SECO, A4 LEHNECKER / DAILY COMMERCIAL] A4 Tuesday, June 5, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com Funeral Services ‘Jane Doe’ divides attorney general candidates By Jim Turner The the woman and said he with the continuous News Service of Florida NRA, wouldn’t have contested threat of harm. The court Deborah L. Balser which the addition of a “Jane system has always been Deborah L. Balser (nee great-grandmother of TALLAHASSEE — is chal- Doe” to the case. and must continue to be a Houston). Born July 13. She is survived by Republicans running to lenging “The gun control sanctuary of protection. 4th, 1923 in Lawrence, 4 children: Linda Holt replace Attorney General the age crowd wants to bully I would never support a Indiana; passed away and Brenda Callaway Pam Bondi disagree with Bondi restric- and threaten her into position that undermines May 28th, 2018 in of Fruitland Park, FL; her legal stand against tion, is not taking a stand for the that fundamental assur- Leesburg, Florida. She James Patrick Balser of a 19-year-old Alachua appealing a decision by Second Amendment,” ance to our citizens.” was in her almost 95 yrs., Wildwood, FL and John County woman who U.S. District Judge Mark White said. “I don’t think Fant, a state House a devoted Army wife, Balser of Thomaston, GA. wants to remain anony- Walker that would pre- the identity of the individ- member from Jackson- much loved mother of Beloved by all who knew mous in a National Rifle vent the Alachua County ual impacts the substance ville, said simply it’s his 5, grandmother to 9 and her. Association challenge to a teen from being a plain- of the case and as attorney belief “that the safety new state gun restriction. tiff in the lawsuit under general, I would not have of this young woman is And all five announced the pseudonym “Jane pursued the unmasking of protected and her rights attorney general candi- Doe.” this young woman.” are upheld.” Helen Monkerud dates, from both parties, Bondi’s office argued Moody, a former Hill- But Shaw and Tor- a very successful realtor object in some fashion that the request for sborough County circuit rens supported Bondi’s in River Forest, IL and to a wide-ranging law anonymity “does not judge, said she “gener- approach. The issue is later in Florida where approved by the Legisla- provide a sufficient ally” understands and pending at the 11th U.S. she retired in Fruitland ture and Gov. Rick Scott basis for overcoming supports the concept that Circuit Court of Appeals Park. Helen is survived by her son Jim and his after the Feb. 14 mass the strong presumption anonymity shouldn’t be in Atlanta. wife Linn of Seguin, 3 shooting at Parkland’s in favor of open judicial allowed in litigation. “Unless there is com- Grandchildren and 6 Marjory Stoneman Doug- proceedings.” “But the case law in pelling evidence that this Great-Grandchildren. las High School that killed Republican attorney- this area does not deal young woman’s safety Private interment will be 17 people. general candidates Jay with the unique factual is being threatened, set- with her husband at Fort The law, in part, raises Fant, Frank White and circumstances presented ting a precedent that Sam Houston National the minimum age to 21 Ashley Moody sided by this case,” Moody essentially closes off our Helen Monkerud, wife of Cemetery in San Antonio to purchase rifles and with allowing the teen said. “By and large, the judicial process to the late Walter J. Monkerud, at a later date. Memorial other long guns, imposes to remain anonymous, prior case law addressed general public because passed away on Friday contributions may be a three-day waiting while Democratic candi- the fear of humiliation or someone does not want June 1, 2018 at the age of made to a charity of one’s period on the sale of long dates Sean Shaw and Ryan some associational harm their identity known in a 93 in Seguin, Texas. She choice. You are invited guns and allows specially Torrens favor disclosure. if a litigant’s identity is proceeding they have ini- was born on December 5, to sign the guestbook at trained teachers and other White, a state House revealed. Here, the fear tiated is not warranted,” 1924 in San Antonio and www.treshewell.com. school personnel to bring member from Pensacola, is greater. It is the fear said Shaw, a House moved to Chicago as a Arrangements are made guns to school. pointed to the safety of of being harmed or living member from Tampa. child, where she married under the direction of and raised her family. Tres Hewell Mortuary, Helen, a member of the 165 Tor Dr., Seguin, Texas, Corin said. Million-Dollar Club, was 78155; 830-549-5912 REFORM She said they’re making calls to the student clubs From Page A3 and groups that held their sibling marches and GREENE walkouts across the coun- turning 18 this year. try to encourage voter Mary-Anne Helen From Page A3 “Voting has so often registration. Lanier become a chore to “Our school is right Mary-Anne Helen Lanier, people; people have so down the road. Our lives 87, of Tavares, died current field, including often shrugged it off as are completely changed Saturday, June 2, 2018. former Miami Beach something that’s not forever, and we are dedi- Hamlin & Hilbish Funeral Mayor Philip Levine, important,” he said. cating our lives to this Directors, Eustis, FL. ex-U.S. Rep. Gwen Hogg helped organize issue,” said Corin. Graham, Orlando busi- a massive voter regis- Also Monday, a local nessman Chris King tration drive last week task force released 100 and Tallahassee Mayor at 1,000 schools in 46 recommendations for Andrew Gillum. states. He and other stu- improving school safety, SECO Levine, who also dents are advocating for but noted it will be diffi- is independently tighter regulations on cult to fund the measures, From Page A3 wealthy, has already guns, including universal which include hiring spent almost $8 million, background checks and additional school coun- including $4 million of training for people who selors, therapists and user-friendly platforms his own money, help- own AR-15s and similar school police officers. for two-way outage ing position him as the semi-automatic rifles. The Broward County communication. An likely front-runner The students said they task force also recom- interactive map displays in a field where sur- are funding the tour mended random searches current outages, esti- veys show close to through donations but Matt Deitsch embraces Emma Gonzalez after a news at schools, raising the mated restoration times half the voters remain declined to say how much conference, Monday in Parkland. [AP PHOTO/WILFREDO LEE] heights of fences around and cause of the outage, undecided. they’ve raised. March For schools, adding metal along with weather over- Greene’s net worth Our Lives received heavy Florida, targeting every activism has been con- detectors and window lay to view the current was put at $3.8 billion financial and publicity congressional district in necting one-on-one coverings to conceal stu- radar and a zoom feature on the latest Forbes support from celebrities the Sunshine State. with students across the dents, keeping classroom to pinpoint specific areas. 400 list of the wealthi- including Oprah Win- “We’re working country just like them. doors locked at all times Users can report and est people in America frey and George Clooney. straight through with very Corin recently traveled and installing cameras check the status of out- — $700 million ahead They’re also backed by a minimal breaks because to Kenya to speak about to monitor every inch of ages on the Report/ of President Donald tightknit, wealthy com- we’re trying to get to as engaging young activists. school grounds. Status page by entering Trump, his Palm Beach munity where parents and many places as possible, The tour will begin June “We would love to be their account details and neighbor. residents have lent them meet as many people as 15 in Chicago, where the able to put every one of indicating the type of Greene’s wealth office space and profes- possible,” said Gonzalez, Florida students will join these recommendations outage. Once the outage comes from real estate sionals have also been who graduated Sunday. the Peace March, led by into place right now, but is submitted, members and investments, but coordinating publicity “We’re trying to help students from St. Sabina the reality is we don’t can view the estimated as a candidate in 2010, for them. stop this before it comes Academy. Some of the have all the resources to restoration time, start he was ridiculed for In addition to the to other places because Chicago students who do that,” said Beam Furr, time, number of mem- his excessive lifestyle national tour, the bullets aren’t picky.” spoke at the Washington mayor of the Broward bers affected and crew and partying with students are also plan- Gonzalez and Corin rally will join the Florida County Board of County status on the confirma- celebrities. ning a separate tour in said their favorite part of group at a few other stops, Commissioners. tion page. Members with active email addresses on file represented by a lobbyist. with SECO are automat- PAYMENT “We don’t have a con- ically enrolled in email sistent process,” Byrd notifications and those From Page A3 said. “It’s cheaper to hire with verified cell phone a lobbyist to go in year numbers are subscribed in and year out and kill a to receive text messages. the caps enshrined in the local claims bill than pay Phone numbers that state’s sovereign- immu- it out.” appear to be land lines nity law. The law says Fant, who’s running will be enrolled in voice state and local govern- for attorney general, said notifications. Users can ment cannot pay more that if Florida is going manage notifications than $200,000 to an to waive its sovereign by logging into their individual or $300,000 immunity caps, it should account and selecting overall. have a codified, egalitar- email, text and/or voice But some Republi- ian process that doesn’t notifications. cans in the past openly rely on who has the best StormCenter also complained that lobby- lobbyist. includes LightFinder, a ists held too much sway “This is something we separate interactive map in deciding which bills should fix from a public to report a light outage were approved. During policy standpoint,” Fant or needed repair with the the 2013 and 2014 ses- said. “I think we can do street address or SECO sions, legislators didn’t better in Florida.” pole number. Members approve a single claims The two leaders of will receive an email bill, in part due to oppo- Florida Speaker of the House Richard Corcoran speaks at a press conference on the Florida Legislature confirming the reported sition by then-Senate school safety Feb. 23 at the Capitol in Tallahassee. Nearly half of the payments Florida — both of whom are issue and an email con- President Don Gaetz, who lawmakers have made in the past two years to people harmed by the government were attorneys — haven’t firmation once the light is said it seemed bills were pushed by the Corcoran’s brother, Michael Corcoran. [AP PHOTO/MARK WALLHEISER] directly addressed the repaired — usually within passing based not on their issue of lobbyists, but two business days. substance, but the effec- ever done, it’s been a Florida. an attorney, sponsored say they feel strongly “Outage reporting is tiveness of the lobbyists lobbyist coming to me Nonetheless, the leg- two claims bills during the that claims bills must be now high-tech. Surveys behind them. saying, ‘Would you mind islator said he doesn’t 2018 session that didn’t addressed. show that 70 percent Rep. Jay Fant, a Jack- carrying a claims bill?’” sponsor any claims bill pass — and he blamed During his time as of our members use an sonville Republican and Jenne said. — regardless of who lobbyists for their failure. speaker, Richard Corco- internet-enabled smart- attorney, consistently Jenne said Jeff John- represents it — with- One bill would have ran railed about the phone and more than 50 votes against claims bills ston, Michael Corcoran’s out conducting his own authorized Volusia influence of special inter- percent of our members because of what he calls a partner, approached him research. County to pay nearly ests on government and own a tablet,” Duncan flawed process. about sponsoring a bill to “I don’t want to do a $2 million to a Kansas put in place new restric- said. “Our new Storm- “The way it is applied is compensate a family that bill I don’t believe in,” he woman who was injured tions on dealings between Center platforms are just terribly imperfect,” sued the Brevard County said. He also said that he’s and disfigured after lobbyists and legislators. mobile-friendly and Fant said. Health Department for never felt pressure from she was run over by a He’s a strong advocate function on a wide vari- Rep. Evan Jenne, a medical malpractice. on high, and that no one county-operated truck for a measure that will be ety of browsers.” Democrat from Dania The bill passed and was has ever told him, “We’ve while sunbathing on on the ballot this fall to SECO members can Beach who sponsored two approved by the governor. got this, the speaker is on Daytona Beach. The prohibit public officials find StormCenter at claims bills this year, said Jenne said Corcoran’s is board.” bill was opposed by an from lobbying for up to www.SECOEnergy.com/ both came from lobbyists. “one of the most effec- Rep. Cord Byrd, a Jack- insurer that covered the six years after they leave StormCenter. “Every claims bill I’ve tive lobbying firms” in sonville Republican and county. The insurer was office. DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, June 5, 2018 A5 Trump, lawyers lay out expansive presidential powers view

By Eric Tucker Though Trump insists before the Whitewater Associated Press he did nothing wrong, the grand jury, though that statements from him and subpoena was withdrawn WASHINGTON — his lawyers, including the after Clinton struck a deal President Donald Trump just-disclosed January to give testimony. The claimed Monday he has an memo to Mueller, make agreement headed off a “absolute right” to pardon clear that much of their potential challenge to the himself, part of an extraor- defense revolves around subpoena on constitu- dinarily expansive vision establishing that he was tional grounds. of executive authority constitutionally empow- In a 1997 ruling allowing that is mostly untested in ered to take the actions he Paula Jones’ sexual harass- court and could portend a took. ment lawsuit against drawn-out The defense argument Clinton to go forward, fight with suggests that protocols Justice John Paul Stevens the prose- meant to protect against wrote: “We have made cutors now abuses of power are merely clear that in a criminal case investigat- norms the American public the powerful interest in ing him. has come to expect, rather the ‘fair administration of No need than laws binding on a criminal justice’ requires Trump of a pardon president. that the evidence be given anyway, In Trump’s view, for under appropriate cir- Trump tweeted, because instance, he is entitled cumstances lest the ‘very “I have done nothing to fire an FBI director — integrity of the judicial wrong.” In fact, his law- Comey or any other — for system’ be eroded.” yers assert in a memo to any reason. He can simi- He also said that special counsel Robert larly terminate an FBI presidents have given Mueller, it’s impossible investigation given the testimony and produced for him to have done any- constitutional powers he documents often enough thing wrong in the area enjoys, the president’s that “such interactions ... of obstructing justice, an lawyers say. That argu- can scarcely be thought a issue Mueller has been ment may help ward off novelty.” investigating. That’s allegations from Comey Though Mueller has because, as the country’s that the president asked raised the prospect of chief law enforcement him to consider shutting subpoenaing Trump if he officer, Trump himself down an FBI investigation rejects a voluntary inter- has ultimate control of the into former White House view, it’s not clear he’ll Justice Department and national security adviser actually do so. Such a move executive branch. Michael Flynn. could theoretically end in Beyond that, his lawyers There is logic to the a court defeat for Mueller, have repeatedly insisted argument that Trump and would almost certainly that it’s beyond dispute couldn’t have obstructed prolong the investigation. that a sitting president justice by firing Comey, The past several days cannot be criminally even if the questions have also spurred argu- prosecuted. haven’t been fully ments about the scope of Trump also tweeted resolved, said Josh Black- the president’s pardon Monday that the Jus- man, a professor at South power. tice Department’s Texas College of Law. Trump has already “appointment of the “If you’re trying to apply proved willing to break Special Counsel is totally the obstruction statutes to from protocol through UNCONSTITUTIONAL.” something the president granting pardons outside Mueller’s investigation has the power to do, then the Justice Department’s moves forward nonethe- I don’t think the statute pardon attorney, which less, and as it does courts applies,” he added. historically reviews clem- may have to confront White House spokes- ency petitions and makes questions with minimal if woman Sarah Huckabee recommendations on any historical precedent. Sanders, who was ques- worthy candidates. Those include whether a tioned repeatedly Monday On his own, he has president can be forced about whether the presi- recently pardoned con- to answer questions from dent is above the law, said servative Barack Obama prosecutors, whether it’s no, he is not. critic Dinesh D’Souza, possible for a commander But Blackman said that who had pleaded guilty to in chief to criminally was overly simplistic, campaign finance fraud, interfere in investigations that the better question is and former Bush admin- and whether a president’s how the law applies to the istration White House aide broad pardon power can president. I. Lewis “Scooter” Libby. be deployed for corrupt “It’s a great slogan, but And Trump said he was purposes. the law doesn’t treat the contemplating clemency “There’s a reason they’re president in all respects,” for Martha Stewart and untested. It’s because they Blackman said. “There former Illinois Gov. Rod were unthinkable,” said are certain things the Blagojevich, among “lots” Savannah Law School president can do that no of other people. professor Andrew Wright, one else can do,” such A 1974 opinion from who served in the White as granting pardons and the Justice Department’s House counsel’s office negotiating international Office of Legal Opinion under President Barack treaties. maintains that presidents Obama. “The president’s There’s some historical cannot pardon themselves game here in part is to take precedent for a court clash “under the fundamental issues that are so beyond that could be instigated by rule that no one may be the pale that they have the Trump investigation, a judge in his own case,” never been tested and say, but in many ways the argu- though that question has ‘Look, there’s no authority ments remain unsettled. never been tested before here on point.’” The Supreme Court has the country’s highest Mueller is investigating never definitively ruled on court. whether Trump associates the question of whether a In the end, the Mueller coordinated with Russia president can be forced to investigation raises sig- during the 2016 presiden- testify, though the justices nificant questions about tial election and whether in 1974 did rule that Rich- how to balance a presi- Trump took steps to shut ard Nixon had to produce dent’s right to manage down that investigation recordings and documents the executive branch as he through actions including that had been subpoenaed. believes with the public the firing of FBI Director Bill Clinton was sub- interest that he be subject James Comey. poenaed in 1998 to appear to the law. A6 Tuesday, June 5, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com

Girone added. to oversee and enforce the that has hosted monthly tried to explain that ALCOHOL Council members will program are some of them. wine and beer walks regu- SCHOOL their teaching methods also be considering restric- City staff will address larly without incident. build from the concrete From Page A1 tions such as no glass cups the potential impact of an “We’re not the kind of From Page A1 to the abstract, and that and that allowable alco- entertainment district on community that has bars by the fourth grade, stu- relax with a cup of wine, hol must be poured in recreation, public safety, open with loud music dents' math scores begin they could,” Girone said. pre-approved contain- economic development blaring and people drink- noted that, with tuition to climb significantly. “We also want to make it ers by participating and future planning via a ing one beer after another of $6,800 a year per stu- Dodd and Board clear that no one has to do establishments. presentation tonight. until 3, 4 or 5 in the morn- dent, the school would Chairwoman Stephanie anything they don’t want There are also related Girone said the coun- ing or anything. We have a bring in just $489,000 Luke weren't swayed at to do. No establishment is expenses to think about. cil will also look at similar nice responsible clientele in revenue annually, far all. being forced to participate Additional trash recep- entertainment district ordi- in Mount Dora looking for short of its projected Luke noted that Lake if they don’t want to. tacles, more frequent street nances neighboring cities a little fun and relaxation $800,000 in expenses. County Public Schools “We can even make sweeping and a $112,000 have put in place and con- and this might be good for Innovation Montessori use some of the same it a pilot program to see annual expense for the sider how they are working us,” Girone said. “I think officials countered that methods. how it works out and we hiring of a dedicated full out for them. our downtown and what their business model "There isn't a gap for can always change things time police officer and He also said there is an we have there lends itself allows them to sup- our kindergarten stu- based on merchant input,” part-time parks employee establishment downtown to something like this.” port the school with dents when they finish. additional streams of There isn't a gap in our revenue. first grade students or refusal violated the law, that our laws be applied to condemn the commis- But then board mem- our second grade stu- CASE despite Phillips’ argu- in a manner that is neutral sion’s open antagonism bers Marc Dodd and dents," she said. "Our ment that he is opposed toward religion,” he wrote. toward Phillips’ religious Stephanie Luke, both kids are doing very well From Page A1 to same-sex marriage on Liberal justices Stephen beliefs about marriage. teachers by trade, mathematically with religious grounds. Colo- Breyer and Elena Kagan Waggoner said Phillips jumped on Innovation the CRA model, which is the heart of the case, rado state courts upheld joined the conservative is willing to sell ready- Montessori's poor math concrete to abstract. So Charlie Craig and Dave the determination. justices in the outcome. made products to anyone scores. I'm not really sure where Mullins, complained to But when the jus- Kagan wrote separately who enters his store. But, Dodd noted that the the research is ... that this the Colorado commis- tices heard arguments in to emphasize the limited “he simply declines to school's fourth grade gap magically disappears sion in 2012 after they December, Kennedy was ruling. express messages or cel- students in Ocoee lag in the fourth grade." visited Phillips’ Mas- plainly bothered by com- Justices Ruth Bader ebrate events that violate behind the state aver- Although the School terpiece Cakeshop in ments by a commission Ginsburg and Sonia Soto- his deeply held beliefs,” age in math and that the Board couldn't vote suburban Denver and the member that the justice mayor dissented. “There is she said. gap widens in the fifth on the application at baker quickly told them he said disparaged religion. much in the court’s opin- Phillips was at his shop and sixth grades. Monday's workshop, a would not create a cake for The commissioner seemed ion with which I agree,” Monday morning, where "Maybe this is one of majority of the board their wedding celebration. “neither tolerant nor Ginsburg wrote of Ken- he was busy answering those cases where they members appeared to They were married in Mas- respectful of Mr. Phillips’ nedy’s repeated references the phone and getting have a plan, but it's not have strong reservations sachusetts because same religious beliefs,” Kennedy to protecting the rights of congratulations from his necessarily a good one," about the plan and said sex marriage was not yet said in December. gay people. “I strongly supporters in person, Dodd said. Innovation Montessori legal in Colorado. That same sentiment disagree, however, with including his pastor. One Innovation Montes- could apply again next Colorado law prohib- coursed through his opin- the court’s conclusion that woman brought him bal- sori representatives year. its discrimination on the ion on Monday. “The Craig and Mullins should loons and others hugged basis of sexual orienta- commission’s hostility was lose this case.” him. tion, and the commission inconsistent with the First The Trump administra- The American Civil Constitution.” concluded that Phillips’ Amendment’s guarantee tion intervened in the case Liberties Union, which #METOO Patterson joined on Phillips’ behalf, and represented the couple in Clinton for the NBC Attorney General Jeff Ses- its legal fight, said it was From Page A1 interview, and seemed sions praised the decision. pleased the court did not equally surprised that “The First Amendment endorse a broad religion- about some of the deci- Clinton would be asked prohibits governments based exemption from sions which have been about the Lewinsky from discriminating anti-discrimination laws. made.” scandal on his book tour. against citizens on the “We read this deci- Clinton said he doesn’t At one point, Patterson basis of religious beliefs. sion as a reaffirmation of think President Donald noted that other presi- The Supreme Court the court’s longstand- Trump has gotten a free dents, John F. Kennedy rightly concluded that ing commitment to civil pass, but that Trump’s and Lyndon B. Johnson, the Colorado Civil Rights rights protections and alleged exploits haven’t also were suspected Commission failed to show the reality that the states “gotten anything like of having extramarital tolerance and respect for have the power to protect the coverage you would affairs and that it was in Mr. Phillips’ religious everyone in America from expect.” Trump has been the past. beliefs,” Sessions said. discrimination, including accused by more than a “It’s 20 years ago. Kristen Waggoner, the lesbian, gay, bisexual and dozen women of sexual Come on. Let’s talk about Alliance Defending Free- transgender people,” said misconduct and was JFK. Let’s talk about, dom senior counsel who James Esseks, director of caught on tape bragging you know, LBJ. Stop it argued Phillips’ case, the ACLU LGBT & HIV about grabbing women’s already,” Patterson said. said the court was right Project. crotches. In March, Lewinsky On any parallels wrote in “Vanity Fair” between the two presi- about Clinton: dents, Clinton said: “A “He was my boss. He lot of the facts have been was the most powerful conveniently omitted man on the planet. He to make the story work, was 27 years my senior, I think partly because with enough life experi- (Trump’s supporters) are ence to know better. He frustrated that they got was, at the time, at the all these serious allega- pinnacle of his career, tions against the current while I was in my first occupant in the Oval job out of college. (Note Office. And his donors to the trolls, both Dem- don’t seem to care.” ocratic and Republican: On not resign- none of the above excuses ing, Clinton said: “I me for my responsibil- think I did the right ity for what happened. I thing. I defended the meet Regret every day.)” DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, June 5, 2018 A7 BUSINESS

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[JACQUELYN MARTIN/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] oversight by requiring The White House said $37.78 to $52.57: Investors tweets pointing to his House and Senate votes the meeting focused on weren’t impressed with ongoing trade talks with trade barriers on our among voters as law- on any new tariffs and reducing the U.S. trade early results from a study China and a slew of U.S. Agricultural products. makers are campaigning urged the lifting of the deficit by having China of a pancreatic cancer allies, pointing to his Not acceptable!” to protect the Republican recent steel and alumi- buy more agricultural treatment. work to help the nation’s The president last week majority in Congress. num tariffs as well as and energy products. • Facebook Inc., down 71 agriculture industry. He imposed tariffs on steel Many farm-belt law- those being proposed on But China said any cents to $193.28: The New tweeted that farmers and aluminum imports makers worry that the goods from China. agreements with Wash- York Times reported that hadn’t been “doing well from top U.S. trad- trade disputes could Freedom Partners’ ington in their talks on Facebook shared user for 15 years,” blaming ing partners, including make American farmers James Davis said they settling a sprawling trade data with dozens of device the policies of Mexico, Canada, Mexico and the the target of retaliation. wanted to confront “pro- dispute “will not take makers. Canada and China. European Union. And Mexico, for example, tectionist ideas” they effect” if threatened U.S. “By the time I finish he has threatened tariffs has said it will penalize say would hold back the sanctions including tariff BRIEFCASE trade talks, that will on up to $200 billion in U.S. imports including economy. hikes go ahead. change. Big trade barri- Chinese imports, rais- NEW YORK ers against U.S. farmers, ing the potential for Facebook under scrutiny and other businesses, retaliation in a dispute over data sharing will finally be broken. involving the globe’s Massive trade defi- two largest economies. Facebook is push- cits no longer!” Trump Senate Republicans ing back against a media tweeted. In a separate have warned that the report saying that it tweet, he wrote that tariffs could dampen provided extensive infor- China “already charges a the economic gains mation about its users and tax of 16% on soybeans. from the GOP tax cuts their friends to third par- Canada has all sorts of and sour the mood ties like phone makers. The New York Times reported Sunday that Facebook struck data- sharing deals with at least New iPhone to 60 device makers, includ- ing Apple and Amazon, include ways raising more concerns about what users give up when they use Facebook. to use it less Facebook says it disagrees with report- By Michael Liedtke Better browsing ing by the paper and Ryan Nakashima privacy regarding software it The Associated Press rolled out 10 years ago Apple is taking a swipe that helped get Facebook SAN JOSE, Calif. — at ubiquitous “share” on to devices like iPhones. Apple introduced new buttons created by Face- controls for limiting book and others to track Microsoft makes $7.5B how much time cus- your behavior online deal for GitHub tomers spend on their regardless of whether devices as the company you click on them. The Microsoft is paying tackles criticism that its company says it’s shut- $7.5 billion for the popu- devices are becoming ting down that tracking lar coder hangout GitHub increasingly addictive through its Safari browser as the maker of Windows and distracting. in an update to Mac and further embraces the The controls allow iOS devices, including types of open-source users to set “Do Not iPhones and iPads. Apple projects it used to shun. Disturb” modes on their senior vice president CEO Satya Nadella phones, such as at night Craig Federighi said such said the all-stock deal or during trips to the tracking would be blocked pairs Microsoft with the playground with their by default. Even if users “world’s leading software kids. During that time, click to share an item, development platform,” a app notifications will be they will get a prompt destination where devel- blocked from showing up with an option to prevent opers around the world go on the home screen. The subsequent tracking. to share and review each phone’s screen can also other’s code. be set to dim automati- Augmented reality cally just before bedtime. gets augmented BERLIN Apple also will give Bayer to complete users reports on how Apple rolled out new Monsanto purchase much time they spend support for augmented on apps and what gets reality applications as it German pharmaceutical them to check them unveiled a new format company Bayer AG said constantly. They can set for digital objects that Monday that it plans to time limits on specific appear to live in the complete its purchase of apps — and set controls real world. The update U.S. seed and weed-killer for kids. comes as Apple tries to maker Monsanto Co. this The new Apple fea- extend AR experiences week after receiving all tures previewed Monday to a broader popula- the required approvals won’t reach users for tion, rather than just from regulators. a few months. Rather, hard-core, tech-savvy Bayer said in a state- they were shown to let users. The company ment that it plans to software developers started that effort last complete the acquisition start building apps to year when it built AR on Thursday. make iPhones and other tools into most iPhones The deal will cost some Apple devices more and iPads; by contrast, $63 billion including debt. useful. Google had limited that Other highlights from to niche Android phone The Associated Press the show include: models. A8 Tuesday, June 5, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com HEALTH Four steps for a

MUSIC THERAPY IMPROVE MIND, BODY healthier, sharper The National Institutes of Health’s music and health initiative is exploring the eff ects of music brain on maintaining a By Alissa Widman Neese healthy body and More Content Now mind. The NIH News in Health Want to give your mind blog off ers the a good workout? following ways to Instead of bingeing on online add music to your brain games, it’s probably best to life: focus on living an active, healthy lifestyle, according to neurologists. • Listen to music Take a walk. Eat your veg- Did you know? during the day, etables. Socialize with friends. such as on your Though it might seem surpris- According to the Alzheimer’s way to work or ing, the key to keeping your brain Foundation of America, our during exercise. healthy and high-functioning brains need regular check- as you age is adopting a holis- ups, just as other parts of • Consider taking tic approach, not trying to spot- our bodies do. A memory music lessons or train your brain, said Dr. Geoff screening is a quick, easy, joining friends to Eubank, OhioHealth’s medi- non-invasive exam for our make music. cal chief of general neurology. brains. Call the foundation for “Common sense would tell you more info at 866-232-8484. • Attend concerts, to work the thing you want to pre- plays and serve,” Eubank said. “But you community music really don’t want to pick just one activities in your thing, you want to pick all of them area. to be as healthy as possible.” It’s advice that has proven effec- tive for Merlane Fuller, 64, who brain-healthy, is important. was diagnosed with Parkinson’s However, some research sug- disease, a neurodegenerative dis- gests that consuming fish one to two order, more than seven years ago. times a week could help reduce the She participates in a “Delay the onset of dementia, Eubank said. FREEPIK HABITS Disease” class that integrates robust workouts with voice exercises Stay social tised. MAKING and even handwriting practice. Plenty For Fuller, bonding with class- When you exercise and eat of everyday HEALTHY mates has helped her stay social. that healthy meal, it’s best to activities — While curbing her physi- do it surrounded by people. such as doing CHOICES cal symptoms, creating those A good discussion may be just as jigsaw puzzles, friendships has made her feel hearty of a brain workout because of reading, learning a foreign language The following tips healthier overall, she said. the complexities of sharing stories, or playing piano — can build up from the National “Now I’m socially con- judging social cues and recalling your “brain reserves,” providing Institutes of nected with people who share memories, said Dr. Douglas Scharre, a protective cushion as your brain Health’s News in my disease,” she said. “That’s director of Wexner Medical Center’s deteriorates with age, Scharre said. Health blog can really important to me.” division of cognitive neurology. Even something as routine as filing you help you build Getting involved with vol- taxes can keep your brain active. healthy habits. Diet and exercise unteering, clubs and other It’s often explained with the phrase groups as you age helps main- “use it or lose it,” Scharre said. • Identify Exercising and eating healthy tain a good social circle. unhealthy are usually associated with “I don’t think people realize the Avoid bad habits patterns and building muscle and trim- amount of their brain they use just triggers. Set ming fat, but neurologists say for day-to-day tasks like carrying In addition to practicing good realistic goals it’s about so much more. on a conversation,” Scharre said. habits, avoiding bad ones can and write down Any physical activity — yoga, ensure your brain thrives as needed steps. walking, running, biking — is ‘Use it or lose it’ you age, neurologists said. mentally engaging, and vigorous Avoid smoking. Wear a hel- • Find ways to exercise has even been compared Doctors say there is no proof as met when bicycling or riding a make healthier to “Miracle-Gro for the brain” in of yet that playing so-called brain motorcycle to avoid trauma. choices easy recent studies, said David Zid, Delay games, such as crossword and And if you have sleep apnea, choices. Remove the Disease program director. Sudoku puzzles and mind teas- which decreases the brain’s oxy- temptations. The key is finding one you ers on your cellphone or computer, gen supply, potentially destroy- enjoy so you keep at it. have a better long-term impact ing brain cells, get tested and • Fill your time For foods, a colorful, plant- on overall brain health than other treated as early as possible. with healthy based diet that’s low in saturated cognitively engaging activities. Though you can’t avoid being activities. Try fats is best. Eating a well-bal- If you enjoy them, keep playing, genetically predisposed to brain- exercise, a hobby anced diet, rather than just a lot they said. If you don’t, don’t start related issues, lifestyle changes or spending time of one food that is marketed as just because of how they’re adver- can only help, the doctors said. with family and friends.

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OUR OPINION Springs plan not working

t has been three years since state environmen- tal officials unveiled plans for stemming the nitrate I pollution in the Silver and Rainbow springs north of Lake County. At the time, even the authors of the Basin Management Plans (BMAPs) conceded they were ambitious but said we had to start somewhere. Well, three years into the BMAP strategies, the commu- ANOTHER OPINION nity received an update recently — and it was not good news. First the environmental report. Drew Bartlett, deputy secretary of ecosystem restoration, told us that nitrate levels in Silver Springs have not gone down — any. Despite Up in the air, Eagles quarterback spending tens of millions on water system and wastewater treatment improvements as well as some septic tank remov- is down to earth als, there has been virtually no reduction in nitrate levels. That is worrisome, because DEP set goals — again, admit- tedly ambitious goals — of reducing nitrate levels in Silver hich professional through the first-class cabin Then, fully awake, he smiled Springs by 38 percent and in Rainbow Springs by 82 per- athlete would to take his seat in coach. and politely said, “No, thank cent within five years. Three years in, no improvement. W turn down a free Several passengers and I you, but I am fine back here.” So we asked Bartlett: What’s the problem? Septic tanks. first-class seat, prefer- began wondering why he I then persisted and said, While the state and local governments have done sig- ring to stay in coach? wasn’t sitting up front. “Your new seat is much nificant upgrading of wastewater treatment plants, Which professional athlete As a long-time Eagles fan, bigger and fully reclining, there are so many septic tanks in Marion County would be flying out of Miami going back to the early ‘60s where you will get a much around those springs that no one really knows how not after a night of hard before the Miami Dolphins better rest,” to which he many there are. Estimates range from 60,000 to partying on South Beach, but even existed, I said to myself, again replied, “Thank you, 100,000, and they have been identified as the No. rather making a connection “This is not right. Carson but I am good back here, 2 cause of nitrate pollution, behind agriculture. from Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Wentz belongs in first class,” plus I have my bag over- While this is all occurring just north of us, this after doing relief work there? especially after his role in head, and this is fine.” should concern Lake County residents as well And, which professional bringing Philadelphia its Before I returned to my because it is generally well-accepted science that athlete, instead of trying first Super Bowl champi- seat, I could not resist asking the springs are a window to the underlying aqui- to remain “low pro” and onship since 1960. At that him for a selfie with him, and fer from which we all draw our drinking water. not be bothered by fans, point, I decided to give him he smiled and said, “Abso- So what can be done. Well, within the springs’ Prior- would go out of his way to my fully reclining seat with lutely!” and he gave the nicest ity Focus Areas — about a 10- to 15-mile radius of the greet admiring fans seeking three times the space com- smile in my keepsake photo. two springs — DEP plans to require new homes have autographs and photos? pared with his coach seat. As we deplaned, he again either public sewer or new, nitrogen-reducing sep- The answer: My favor- Once airborne, I took my very politely thanked me tic systems, which typically cost two to three times as ite pro athlete role model, bag and boarding pass for for the offer and went on much as a traditional septic tank. Eventually, exist- Philadelphia Eagles quar- Seat 4A and walked back, and his way. I later learned he ing homes will be brought up to code, so to speak. terback Carson Wentz. saw him in a deep sleep with was connecting from Port- As some builders complained at a public forum As a self-proclaimed his hat and earphones on. au-Prince after doing relief on the issue in Ocala last month, the new nitro- “MiamAdelphian,” I split “Do I dare wake the Eagles work there, and I was not gen-reducing systems will drive up the cost of a my time between my two quarterback?” I thought. surprised to see him wear- new home by $12,000 to $18,000. One local builder favorite cities, Miami and Since I knew that Jason ing a cross on his neck. said she has 100 homes in the planning stages, “and Philadelphia. I have flown Kelce or any of his other very I thought to myself, “What this is $1.8 million problem” for her company. between these two great cit- protective offensive line- a great role model for our Bartlett told us DEP is cognizant of the finan- ies around 1,000 times since men were not with him, I children.” And, as a parent cial toll the changeover will cause, but the law does 1970, seeing and meeting began lightly shaking his of two grown sons, I only not give DEP and wiggle room. So, he said, the countless athletes, celebri- shoulder and then his knee wish I could share this story agency is looking into ways to possibly help offset ties, and other people. (not his recently surgically with his parents to tell them the cost for homeowners, although nothing is final- My Miami-to-Philadelphia repaired one) to wake him. what a great job they did ized. The state should begin working on that now. trip on April 12 started off Finally, he woke up in a with Carson and how blessed It is disappointing that the BMAP has been so routine, and then every- daze and looked at me, as if Philadelphia is to have him. unsuccessful to this point. Yes, it is only three one in the first-class sec- “Who are you?” Fortunately, years, but no progress is unacceptable. tion where I was seated got I happened to be wearing Kenneth H. Thomas is a Removing or improving septic systems is one way to excited as Wentz walked one of my Eagles shirts, so retired faculty member of the reduce nitrates, but even DEP acknowledges it will not be down the aisle. He was smil- he knew I was a friendly. Wharton School and president enough to restore our springs, let alone reach its own goals. ing and being very friendly, I smiled and said, “Carson, of the Miami-based Com- Thankfully, the Lake County Commission has saying hello and shaking you are being moved up front munity Development Fund banned fertilizing during summer months and put hands with doting fans. in first class to Seat 4A,” as I Advisors. He wrote this for restraints on the types of fertilizers that can be applied Surprisingly, he continued gave him my boarding pass. the Philadelphia Inquirer. the rest of the year. The Marion County Commis- sion and the Ocala City Council have no such rules. The water flowing out of our springs is the water that flows out of our faucets. Failing to clean it up is not an option, for our health as well as our wealth. DEP HAVE YOUR SAY knew when it unveiled the BMAPs that they were too timid. Now it is time to take real steps — and, yes, our We welcome signed letters and guest columns. Letters should not exceed 300 words and columns should years of sidestepping this issue is going to cost us. not exceed 500 words. Columns need to include a recent headshot of the writer. We edit for length, clarity, and grammar. Mail: Voices, P.O. Box 490007, Leesburg, FL 34749-0007 Email: [email protected] From the Ocala Star-Banner. Fax: 352-365-1951

ANOTHER OPINION Why Trump’s tariff s won’t help US tech industry

resident Donald around the world to view the that could have devastat- the "principal IP infringer" for U.S. technology compa- Trump needs to United States as the place ing impacts on the global in the world. The commis- nies will ultimately weaken P change his strategy where they and their innova- economy. Trump continues sion estimates that the annual our economy and remove if the U.S. tech industry tive ideas will be welcomed to ignore the fact that it was cost to the U.S. economy one of the best tools avail- is going to continue its and supported. It means U.S. protectionist policies in from the loss of intellectual able to export American global dominance. greater investments in educa- 1930 that threw the nation property ranges from $225 democratic values. Tariffs — or even threats of tion aimed at producing the into the Great Depression. billion to $600 billion. China is investing billions in tariffs — aren't the answer. entrepreneurs of tomorrow It was the fear of an Our global allies would its Made in China 2025 strat- Protecting patents and who will build the businesses uncontrollable trade war be happy to help the United egy to match or surpass a U.S. intellectual property are that employ our workforce. that led to the creation of States make its case and join innovation economy, which important. But by focus- The president on Tuesday the World Trade Organiza- in pressuring the WTO to in 2018 is expected to gener- ing on tariffs, the president said he would proceed with tion's process for settling impose appropriate sanc- ate $350 billion in revenues continues to demonstrate a his plan to impose tariffs on these kinds of disputes. This tions. But these are the same — roughly 8 percent of the lack of understanding of the $50 billion in Chinese imports is where Trump should make allies Trump is alienat- U.S. economy — and employ basic fundamentals that made and place limits on Chinese his case, rather than sub- ing by imposing tariffs. more than 7 million workers. Silicon Valley the innovation investment in the U.S. tech stantially undermining the Rep. Ro Khanna, D-Calif., The best way for Trump to capital of the world. Namely industry. Trump wants to WTO's role in keeping the points out another signifi- maintain U.S. leadership in investments in human capital use the tariffs as leverage peace in global commerce. cant problem with Trump's the tech industry over China and a culture of innovation. to pressure China to halt The fact that China is a bad strategy. Imposing tariffs on isn't by starting a trade war. That means taking steps its unfair trade practices. actor is widely recognized. China will build a symbolic It's taking the fundamen- to open markets abroad, not It's a worthy goal, but The independent, bipartisan wall between the two coun- tal steps to ensure the U.S. close them. It means an immi- a reckless approach. Commission on the Theft of tries. China has a long history tech industry's growth. gration policy that encour- Should China call Trump's American Intellectual Prop- as an insular nation. Closing ages the brightest minds bluff, it risks a trade war erty in March called China down a major marketplace From Tribune News Service. A10 Tuesday, June 5, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com

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By Eric Olson regionals for the first time. straight years. They ended a Tennessee The Associated Press Mississippi State and South 55-year NCAA Tournament Tech’s Chase Carolina also won regional drought in 2016, and Monday Chambers (35) Duke achieved yet another finals on Monday and are they completed a difficult trek scores as the baseball milestone under among five Southeastern in regionals that saw them ball gets past coach Chris Pollard, reach- Conference teams going to come from behind to win in Mississippi ing the super regional round supers. The SEC matched three games after losing 6-0 catcher Cooper of the NCAA Tournament for its record with 10 teams in to Troy on Friday. Johnson the first time. the national tournament. Duke beat Georgia 8-5 on (13) in an Coming through the losers’ No. 1 national seed Florida Monday afternoon before NCAA college bracket, the Blue Devils beat and No. 4 national seed Mis- locking up the regional title baseball No. 8 national seed Georgia sissippi played regional finals with an 8-4 win. tournament twice Monday in Athens to Monday night, giving the SEC Mississippi State defeated regional game win a regional for the first a chance to get seven teams to Oklahoma for the second in Oxford, Miss. time since 1961. supers. time in two days in Talla- on Monday. Duke joined Minnesota, Pollard took over at Duke in hassee, Florida, and is in a [BRUCE NEWMAN/ Stetson and Washington 2012, and the Blue Devils have THE OXFORD as teams headed to super reached at least 30 wins five See BASEBALL, B3 EAGLE VIA AP]

Baff ert sees parallels Steal at 18? between Justify, American Pharoah

By Stephen Whyno The Associated Press

Bob Baffert misses the simple pleasure of watching American Pharoah breeze. On the verge of his second Triple Crown with Justify, the Hall of Fame trainer is quick to recall his admiration for his first history-making superhorse. “I’ve never had a horse work like him,” Baffert said. “His mechanics, his motion, just the way he did it. ... This horse is starting to act like Pharoah.” Justify isn’t American Phar- oah. He wasn’t a 2-year-old champion and never seemed destined to win the Ken- tucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont. American Pharoah looked bred and built for that. Though Justify’s path to this point has differed wildly from American Pharoah’s run to the 2015 Triple Crown, Baffert sees similarities in his stride, his growth and his potential. That’s why he thinks Justify could be just the second Triple Crown winner since Affirmed in 1978. “They’re two different type of horses, Pharoah and this guy,” Baffert said after Justify won the Preakness. “I Brady Singer, a former Eustis High School pitching standout and right-hander at the University of Florida, was selected by the Kansas think I see a lot of resemblance City Royals with the 18th pick of the fi rst round in Major League Baseball’s annual June draft. [GATEHOUSE MEDIA FILE] in these two, the way they move. ... When I worked him after the Preakness, Ameri- By Frank Jolley reality. TOP FIVE MLB DRAFT PICKS can Pharoah, when he would [email protected] Singer, a former Eustis High breathe, he was like he was School pitching standout and 1. Casey Mize, pitcher, Auburn, drafted by Detroit Tigers a machine. And this horse is GAINESVILLE – Count- right-hander at the University 2. Joey Bart, catcher, Georgia Tech, drafted by San Francisco getting there.” less youngsters play out their of Florida, was selected by the Giants Justify’s recent works have dream of playing in the major Kansas City Royals with the 3. Alec Bohm, third baseman, Wichita State, drafted by Phila- brought some similarities leagues every summer in their 18th pick of the first round delphia Phillies into focus. American Phar- back yards. in Major League Baseball’s 4. Nick Madrigal, second baseman, Oregon State, drafted by oah didn’t have his best in On Monday, Brady Singer annual June draft. Chicago Cubs the Kentucky Derby before moved one step closer to 5. Jonathan India, third baseman, University of Florida, drafted rolling in the pouring rain in seeing his dream turn to See SINGER, B3 by Cincinnati Reds the Preakness. Three years later, Justify has rebounded from an imperfect Preakness to appear on top of his game with the mile-and-a-half Bel- mont coming up Saturday. “He just keeps doing more Golden State cannot relax on LeBron James than we keep expecting,” Justify jockey Mike Smith By Tim Reynolds 122-103 win put the defend- told The Associated Press The Associated Press ing champions two wins away after the Preakness. “There’s from what would be their always going to be that race OAKLAND, Calif. — Learn third title in the last four sea- where he’s going to have to from your mistakes, Golden sons. Only four teams have fight one out. I believe that State. ever wasted a 2-0 lead in the was the one, so hopefully he’ll Learn from how one got finals — and Golden State is come back and run even better away in 2016. Learn from one of them, letting a champi- next time.” how sleepwalking through the onship ring slip away against Following American Phar- third quarter on Sunday night James and the Cavaliers two oah’s lead and running a made Game 2 of this series years ago. winning race in the Belmont much more interesting than it The series shifts to is no easy task. American ever should have been, at least Cleveland for Game 3 on Pharoah is the grandson of until Stephen Curry went wild Wednesday night. James 2003 Belmont winner Empire in the fourth quarter. Learn looked exhausted when Game Maker and had the pedigree to from Boston, both this year 2 was over, but he’ll be some- make the distance. and six years ago. Learn from what rested by then. And he Justify looked gassed at the what cost San Antonio a title will most definitely be fueled end of the 1 3⁄16-mile Preak- in 2013, too. by a boisterous home crowd ness — though Smith thought Don’t give LeBron James that will want to both give him he had more horse left. After hope. an immediate lift — and make Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James (23) drives against working Justify at Churchill Or else. one last series of impressions Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green, center rear, Downs, Baffert sees no reason Golden State leads these and forward Kevin Durant Sunday in Oakland, Calif. [MARCIO NBA Finals 2-0, after a See NBA, B3 JOSE SANCHEZ/AP] See BAFFERT, B3 B2 Tuesday, June 5, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com SCOREBOARD

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Branden Grace (7), $20,755 69-71-70-75—285 GOLDEN STATE 2, CLEVELAND 0 at Boston -210 Detroit +190 Ivan Dodig, Croatia and Latisha Chan (2), Chris Kirk (7), $20,755 75-69-66-75—285 6 p.m. May 31: Golden State 124, Cleveland 114, Oakland -140 at Texas +130 Taiwan, def. 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Sloane Stephens (10), United States, vs. Marc Leishman (4), $19,046 x-Sunday, June 17: Cleveland at Golden at Cleveland -210 Milwaukee +190 Daria Kasatkina (14), Russia 74-70-67-76—287 MLB BASEBALL State, 8 p.m. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Court Suzanne Lenglen Charles Howell III (4), $18,423 7:05 p.m. NBA Finals Yulia Putintseva, Kazakhstan, vs. Madison 73-70-71-74—288 LATE SUNDAY SUN — Tampa Bay at Washington Wednesday Keys (13), United States Andrew Landry (4), $18,423 WARRIORS 122, CAVALIERS 103 FAVORITE LINE O/U UNDERDOG Marco Cecchinato, Italy, vs. Novak Djokovic 71-73-68-76—288 8 p.m. CLEVELAND (103) Golden State 4½ 217 at Cleveland (20), Serbia Ollie Schniederjans (4), $18,423 James 10-21 7-9 29, Love 7-18 5-5 22, Updated odds available at Pregame.com Court 1 73-69-73-73—288 FS1 — Miami at St. Louis T.Thompson 5-8 1-2 11, Hill 5-11 2-2 15, Robert Farah, Colombia and Juan Sebastian Kevin Tway (4), $18,423 75-67-74-72—288 10 p.m. Smith 2-9 0-1 5, J.Green 2-7 2-2 6, Nance Cabal (5), Colombia, vs. Oliver Marach, Vijay Singh (3), $17,978 75-66-73-75—289 Jr. 0-1 2-4 2, Osman 1-2 0-0 2, Zizic 1-1 TRANSACTIONS Austria and Mate Pavic (2), Croatia Yusaku Miyazato, $17,622 73-71-70-76—290 MLB — Regional coverage, Arizona at San Francisco OR 0-0 2, Calderon 2-3 0-0 4, Clarkson 1-4 0-0 Barbora Krejcikova, Czech Republic and Pat Perez (3), $17,622 72-70-74-74—290 2, Korver 0-3 1-1 1, Hood 1-2 0-0 2. Totals Kansas City at L.A. Angels BASEBALL Katerina Siniakova (6), Czech Republic, vs. Brian Stuard (3), $17,622 72-70-72-76—290 37-90 20-26 103. Andreja Klepac, Slovenia and Maria Jose Grayson Murray (3), $17,266 GOLDEN STATE (122) Major League Baseball MLB — Extended the administrative leave of Martinez Sanchez (3), Spain 67-72-74-81—294 Durant 10-14 4-4 26, D.Green 2-4 1-2 5, Gabriela Dabrowski, Canada and Mate Pavic Made Cut but Did Not Finish McGee 6-6 0-1 12, Curry 11-26 2-2 33, Toronto RHP Roberto Osuna by seven days through June 11. (1), Croatia, vs. Santiago Gonzalez, Mexico Adam Hadwin (2), $16,732 74-70-73—217 SPORTS BRIEFS K.Thompson 8-13 1-2 20, West 1-1 0-0 3, and Katarina Srebotnik, Slovenia Yuta Ikeda, $16,732 76-68-73—217 Looney 0-0 0-4 0, Bell 2-3 1-2 5, Pachulia 1-2 American League BALTIMORE ORIOLES — Claimed LHP D.J. Edouard Roger-Vasselin, France and Rohan Kevin Kisner (2), $16,732 70-74-73—217 4-4 6, Livingston 5-5 0-0 10, Cook 1-3 0-0 Bopanna (13), India, vs. Alexander Peya, Patton Kizzire (2), $16,732 72-72-73—217 2, Young 0-5 0-0 0, McCaw 0-0 0-0 0. Totals Snelten off waivers from San Francisco and DETROIT has made optioned him to Norfolk (IL). Austria and Nikola Mektic (8), Croatia John Senden (2), $16,732 73-69-75—217 47-82 13-21 122. Rod Pampling (2), $16,198 73-70-75—218 CLEVELAND 28 18 34 23 — 103 CHICAGO WHITE SOX — Reinstated Detroit race delayed security INF Matt Davidson from the 10-day DL. Robert Streb (2), $16,020 71-72-80—223 GOLDEN STATE 32 27 31 32 — 122 Sam Burns, $15,842 73-71-81—225 after GM exec crashes of the 3-Point Goals—Cleveland 9-27 (Hill 3-6, Optioned C Alfredo Gonzalez and INF Matt GOLF Skole to Charlotte (IL). pace car tourna- Love 3-8, James 2-4, Smith 1-4, Korver 0-1, EUROPEAN TOUR Hood 0-1, Osman 0-1, J.Green 0-2), Golden DETROIT TIGERS — Optioned RHP Johnny UNITED STATES ment Barbato to Toledo (IL). Selected the con- GOLF ASSOCIATION OPEN D’ITALIA State 15-36 (Curry 9-17, K.Thompson 3-8, Sunday’s leaders at Gardagolf CC, Brescia, tract of RHP Drew VerHagen from Toledo. U.S. WOMEN’S OPEN Durant 2-3, West 1-1, Cook 0-1, D.Green Italy; Purse: $7 million; Yardage: 7,201; Par: The start of an Indy- the top Recalled RHP Sandy Baez from Erie (EL). Sunday’s leaders at Shoal Creek CC, 0-2, Young 0-4). Fouled Out—None. 71 (35-36) Putin NEW YORK YANKEES — Recalled OF Clint Birmingham, Ala. Purse: $5 million; Yardage: Car race in Detroit was priority, Rebounds—Cleveland 41 (Love 10), Golden Final Frazier from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL) as 6,693; Par: 72 (36-36) (a-denotes amateur) State 41 (Durant 9). Assists—Cleveland Thorbjorn Olesen, Denmark delayed when a General ordering 26th man. Reinstated RHP Adam Warren (x-won on fourth playoff hole) 25 (James 13), Golden State 29 (Curry 9). 65-68-65-64—262 from the 10-day DL. Optioned RHP Tommy Final Motors executive driv- an array of measures to Total Fouls—Cleveland 15, Golden State 25. Francesco Molinari, Italy 66-66-66-65—263 Kahnle to Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. x-Ariya Jutanugarn, $900,000 Technicals—Cleveland coach Tyronn Lue. Lee Slattery, England 66-69-62-67—264 ing the pace car crashed fend off any potential Midwest League 67-70-67-73—277 A—19,596 (19,596). Rafa Cabrera Bello, Spain 65-67-68-66—266 QUAD CITIES RIVER BANDITS — Announced Hyo-Joo Kim, $540,000 70-72-68-67—277 into a wall. threats from the ground, Graeme McDowell, Northern Ireland INF Alfredo Angarita was transferred from Carlota Ciganda, $349,079 73-68-71-69—281 INDIVIDUAL PLAYOFF STATISTICS 66-66-71-64—267 No one was seriously sea or air. Buies Creek (Cal) and INF Cody Bohanek Danielle Kang, $244,704 69-77-70-69—285 Through June 3: Andy Sullivan, England 67-68-65-67—267 from Fresno (PCL). Transferred INFs Lexi Thompson, $182,487 71-75-70-70—286 SCORING G FG FT PTS. AVG. Lee Westwood, England 66-70-68-63—267 injured in the crash “This whole event Jonathan Arauz and Jake Adams to Buies a-Patty Tavatanakit, $0 70-73-72-71—286 James, CLE 20 255 144 692 34.6 Ryan Fox, New Zealand 69-68-67-64—268 Creek. Wei-Ling Hsu, $182,487 71-73-70-72—286 Sunday. It delayed the was intended to be a Davis, NOR 9 106 53 271 30.1 Martin Kaymer, Germany 68-63-68-69—268 American Association Sarah Jane Smith, $182,487 Westbrook, OKC 6 64 33 176 29.3 Ian Poulter, England 67-68-66-67—268 race about 30 minutes. soft power exercise CHICAGO DOGS — Released C Ryan Gyrion. 67-67-74-78—286 Durant, GOL 19 190 124 545 28.7 Callum Shinkwin, England 66-71-67-64—268 FARGO-MOORHEAD REDHAWKS — Released Inbee Park, $145,919 70-71-71-75—287 Mark Reuss was driv- for Russia,” said Mark Harden, HOU 17 158 118 486 28.6 Jordan Smith, England 67-68-65-68—268 INF Michael Almanzar and LHP Michael Michelle Wie, $104,505 69-72-76-71—288 Wall, WAS 6 56 40 156 26.0 Danny Willett, England 65-67-67-69—268 ing when Galeotti, a senior fellow O’Neal. Charley Hull, $104,505 74-73-70-71—288 Antetokounmpo, MIL 7 69 38 180 25.7 Lorenzo Gagli, Italy 66-69-66-66—269 GARY SOUTHSHORE RAILCATS — Signed Nasa Hataoka, $104,505 74-70-72-72—288 the Cor- at the Institute for McCollum, POR 4 40 10 101 25.2 Scott Hend, Australia 68-66-67-68—269 INF Will Savage. Angela Stanford, $104,505 73-72-71-72—288 Middleton, MIL 7 67 14 173 24.7 Miguel Angel Jiminez, Spain vette International Relations KANSAS CITY T-BONES — Announced OF Nelly Korda, $104,505 70-74-71-73—288 George, OKC 6 49 31 148 24.7 68-70-68-63—269 Johnny Davis signed with Dos Laredos Megan Khang, $104,505 72-74-69-73—288 Mitchell, UTA 11 102 39 268 24.4 Jacques Kruyswijk, South Africa spun and who has closely fol- (Mexican). Jihyun Kim, $104,505 70-71-70-77—288 Holiday, NOR 9 88 21 213 23.7 67-70-65-67—269 Can-Am League Jin Young Ko, $66,075 75-73-71-70—289 crashed lowed Russian security Aldridge, SAN 5 37 41 118 23.6 Thomas Pieters, Belgium 65-67-69-68—269 SUSSEX COUNTY MINERS — Released RHP Lizette Salas, $66,075 74-73-71-71—289 Beal, WAS 6 49 20 139 23.2 Also during agencies. Alex Fishberg. Su-Hyun Oh, $66,075 70-68-78-73—289 Oladipo, IND 7 53 30 159 22.7 Tommy Fleetwood, England Frontier League Jeongeun6 Lee, $66,075 67-75-74-73—289 a pace “The Russians are DeRozan, TOR 10 87 43 227 22.7 68-67-69-68—272 FLORENCE FREEDOM — Released LHP Mike Eun-Hee Ji, $66,075 73-72-70-74—289 Reuss Embiid, PHL 8 60 43 171 21.4 Alex Noren, Sweden 70-68-66-68—272 lap just going to try to ensure Castellani. Madelene Sagstrom, $66,075 Paul, HOU 15 118 44 317 21.1 Padraig Harrington, Ireland GATEWAY GRIZZLIES — Sold the contract 70-72-70-77—289 before they can do whatever Thompson, GOL 19 151 27 392 20.6 71-66-69-68—274 of RHP Alec Kisena to St. Louis (NL). Signed So Yeon Ryu, $52,436 73-70-72-75—290 Dragic, MIA 5 35 15 93 18.6 Alexander Levy, France 68-70-70-70—278 the race’s scheduled they can to make it OF Justin Eillson and INF/OF Matt Gonzalez. a-Albane Valenzuela, $0 72-73-71-75—291 RIVER CITY RASCALS — Signed RHP Chad David Lipsky, United States 68-67-71-72—278 FG PERCENTAGE FG FGA PCT. Jennifer Song, $47,292 72-71-76-73—292 start time. secure.” Gendron. Capela, HOU 95 144 .660 Brittany Lincicome, $47,292 SCHAUMBURG BOOMERS — Released RHP WEB.COM TOUR Team Chevy blamed But despite the metic- Gobert, UTA 55 84 .655 75-72-71-74—292 Isaac Sanzhez. Marina Alex, $37,993 73-75-76-69—293 REX HOSPITAL OPEN Scott, WAS 26 41 .634 Sunday’s leaders at TPC Wakefi eld the weather and track ulous preparations, TRAVERSE CITY BEACH BUMS — Released Hye-Jin Choi, $37,993 71-76-76-70—293 Favors, UTA 42 68 .618 Plantation, Raleigh, N.C. $650,000; LHP Seth Brenner and RHP Kris Goodman. a-Kristen Gillman, $0 70-74-75-74—293 Purse: conditions. Reuss is security challenges Turner, IND 33 54 .611 Yardage: 7,257; Par: 71 (36-35) Young, IND 36 60 .600 Teresa Lu, $37,993 75-71-73-74—293 product development abound in a country FOOTBALL Sei Young Kim, $37,993 70-71-76-76—293 Final Middleton, MIL 67 112 .598 Joey Garber, $117,000 66-65-69-66—266 National Football League Jenny Shin, $37,993 72-69-75-77—293 chief for Detroit-based that has fought a sepa- Adams, OKC 27 46 .587 Scott Langley, $57,200 68-67-66-66—267 CHICAGO BEARS — Re-signed TE Zach Jodi Ewart Shadoff, $37,993 Sabonis, IND 36 62 .581 Hank Lebioda, $57,200 74-62-65-66—267 GM. ratist insurgency in the Miller to a one-year contract. 72-71-73-77—293 Antetokounmpo, MIL 69 121 .570 Brian Campbell, $28,600 69-64-69-66—268 CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed RB Nick Georgia Hall, $29,225 72-76-75-71—294 Michael Johnson, $28,600 67-65-65-71—268 On Facebook, he says North Caucasus, faced a Chubb. Minjee Lee, $29,225 72-71-80-71—294 REBOUNDS G OFF DEF TOT AVG. Albin Choi, $21,044 68-64-69-68—269 DETROIT LIONS — Signed TE Wes Saxton. In-Kyung Kim, $29,225 72-73-77-72—294 he let down his family spate of suicide bombing Davis, NOR 9 24 97 121 13.4 Cameron Percy, $21,044 67-67-67-68—269 NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed TE Garrett Luna Sobron Galmes, $29,225 Towns, MIN 5 15 52 67 13.4 Wes Roach, $21,044 69-68-68-64—269 and GM. He says, “Sorry and other terror attacks Dickerson. Waived WR Keeon Johnson and 70-75-77-72—294 Embiid, PHL 8 23 78 101 12.6 Josh Teater, $21,044 66-71-67-65—269 DBs Jeremiah McKinnon and Mike Jones. Caroline Masson, $29,225 72-74-75-73—294 does not describe it.” for years and waged a Westbrook, OKC 6 11 61 72 12.0 Chris Baker, $15,600 65-72-67-66—270 Canadian Football League a-Elizabeth Wang, $0 72-74-71-77—294 Capela, HOU 17 61 136 197 11.6 Bo Hoag, $15,600 67-67-67-69—270 military campaign in WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS — Released DB Rumi Yoshiba, $25,352 74-71-79-71—295 Green, GOL 19 41 176 217 11.4 Ben Kohles, $15,600 67-69-67-67—270 Steven Clarke. Moriya Jutanugarn, $20,575 ZURICH Syria. Gobert, UTA 11 43 75 118 10.7 Roger Sloan, $15,600 64-70-73-63—270 Alliance of American Football 76-72-75-73—296 Valanciunas, TOR 10 30 75 105 10.5 John Chin, $11,375 69-67-67-68—271 IFA suspends president Radical Islamists of all AAF — Announced the addition of Austin Ernst, $20,575 74-74-75-73—296 Love, CLE 19 41 152 193 10.2 Rhein Gibson, $11,375 68-71-66-66—271 Birmingham, its seventh franchise. Brittany Altomare, $20,575 76-70-77-73—296 Antetokounmpo, MIL 7 8 59 67 9.6 Adam Long, $11,375 69-70-66-66—271 of Dominican soccer stripes could be eager to In Gee Chun, $20,575 74-73-75-74—296 Sebastián Muñoz, $11,375 64-66-70-71—271 HOCKEY Emily Kristine Pedersen, $20,575 body target the World Cup to ASSISTS G AST AVG. Michael Arnaud, $9,425 66-70-68-68—272 American Hockey League 70-75-76-75—296 Rondo, NOR 9 110 12.2 Daniel Mazziotta, $9,425 68-67-68-69—272 hurt Russia and raise BAKERSFIELD CONDORS — Named Dave Chella Choi, $20,575 71-70-78-77—296 Wall, WAS 6 69 11.5 Roberto Díaz, $6,809 69-68-69-67—273 Manson assistant coach. Azahara Munoz, $20,575 74-73-72-77—296 The FIFA ethics com- their profile. James, CLE 20 179 9.0 Justin Lower, $6,809 67-67-70-69—273 STOCKTON HEAT — Named Cail MacLean Emma Talley, $20,575 74-71-74-77—296 Lowry, TOR 10 85 8.5 Henrik Norlander, $6,809 68-67-70-68—273 mittee has suspended coach. Lydia Ko, $14,906 71-77-76-73—297 Green, GOL 19 153 8.1 Oscar Fraustro, $6,809 70-67-66-70—273 Hyun Kyung Park, $14,906 76-72-75-74—297 Dominican Repub- OAKLAND, CALIF. Simmons, PHL 10 77 7.7 Justin Hueber, $6,809 70-69-70-64—273 SOCCER Jane Park, $14,906 72-75-75-75—297 Westbrook, OKC 6 45 7.5 Rick Lamb, $6,809 67-68-67-71—273 lic soccer president Burke, ESPN agree to Major League Soccer Wichanee Meechai, $12,544 Harden, HOU 17 116 6.8 Kyle Reifers, $6,809 69-68-68-68—273 NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION — Named 72-75-77-74—298 Holiday, NOR 9 57 6.3 Joseph Bramlett, $4,420 66-70-70-68—274 Osiris Guzman for 90 contract extension Charlie Davies club ambassador. Ryann O’Toole, $12,544 77-71-73-77—298 Antetokounmpo, MIL 7 44 6.3 Wyndham Clark, $4,420 66-68-69-71—274 Cristie Kerr, $12,544 73-75-70-80—298 days, barring him from Kramer Hickok, $4,420 71-65-69-69—274 a-Hailee Cooper, $0 72-76-77-74—299 COLLEGES Mito Pereira, $4,420 73-66-69-66—274 attending the World Doris Burke is stay- BIG EAST CONFERENCE — Announced a-Lucy Li, $0 72-74-77-76—299 PRO HOCKEY Alex Prugh, $4,420 69-70-68-67—274 James M. Danko was elected to a two-year Ashleigh Buhai, $11,705 73-71-76-80—300 Cup and meetings in ing on ESPN’s airwaves Sepp Straka, $4,420 65-70-71-68—274 term as chair of the board of directors. a-Linn Grant, $0 69-72-78-81—300 Ben Taylor, $4,420 67-68-70-69—274 Moscow next week. for several more years, NHL AUBURN — Signed men’s basketball coach Pernilla Lindberg, $11,337 76-72-78-77—303 STANLEY CUP PLAYOFFS Kyle Thompson, $4,420 68-68-68-70—274 Bruce Pearl a fi ve-year contract extension Saranporn Langkulgasettrin, $11,337 FIFA says the interim after the basketball All times Eastern Derek Ernst, $3,096 69-69-69-68—275 through the 2022-23 season. 73-73-76-81—303 STANLEY CUP FINAL Sungjae Im, $3,096 70-68-68-69—275 order applies while analyst and the network BAKER — Announced the retirement of golf Daniela Darquea, $11,127 74-74-78-80—306 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) José de Jesús Rodríguez, $3,096 coach Karen Exon, effective on June 30. Jillian Hollis, $11,022 76-70-78-83—307 Guzman is under announced Monday they WASHINGTON 2, VEGAS 1 69-66-72-68—275 BARUCH — Named Michael Kotrozos Lindy Duncan, $10,919 71-74-77-86—308 May 28: Vegas 6, Washington 4 Chase Wright, $3,096 68-70-68-69—275 investigation. have agreed on a long- women’s basketball coach. May 30: Washington 3, Vegas 2 Kevin Dougherty, $3,096 67-65-71-72—275 CHOWAN — Named Johnette Walker and PGA TOUR Saturday: at Washington 3, Vegas 1 Jason Gore, $3,096 69-69-70-67—275 Details of the case term extension. Chantel Roberts women’s assistant basket- MEMORIAL TOURNAMENT Monday: Vegas at Washington, late Jin Park, $3,096 66-73-68-68—275 ball coaches. 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Final Vegas, 8 p.m. Chris Naegel, $2,217 68-71-68-69—276 allowed FIFA-funded reporter for ESPN and PENN STATE — Named Kevin Freeman x-Bryson DeChambeau (500), $1,602,000 Ryan Yip, $2,217 67-69-69-71—276 men’s assistant basketball coach. 69-67-66-71—273 facilities to be used for a ABC coverage of the Brian Richey, $1,858 66-71-70-70—277 RUTGERS — Announced junior wrestler Byeong Hun An (245), $783,200 Mark Anderson, $1,858 68-66-71-72—277 SOCCER Christian Colucci has transferred from 68-67-69-69—273 political meeting. conference finals and Bryan Bigley, $1,858 71-68-66-72—277 Lehigh. Kyle Stanley (245), $783,200 Brad Hopfi nger, $1,858 68-70-70-69—277 FIFA rules require NBA Finals. ST. ANDREWS — Named Adam Bokmeyer 67-66-70-70—273 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER Chad Ramey, $1,858 69-68-70-70—277 All times Eastern men’s lacrosse coach. Patrick Cantlay (135), $427,200 soccer federations Her tenure with Brady Schnell, $1,858 69-70-71-67—277 EASTERN CONFERENCE ST. 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TENNIS Jamie Arnold, $1,651 66-73-71-69—279 New England 6 4 4 22 24 20 72-69-68-68—277 Eric Axley, $1,651 69-70-68-72—279 Orlando City 6 6 1 19 22 23 Dustin Johnson (75), $240,300 Security Putin’s top Burke will be hon- Jonathan Hodge, $1,651 68-71-71-69—279 Philadelphia 5 6 3 18 16 19 ATP WORLD TOUR/WTA TOUR 72-66-72-67—277 FRENCH OPEN Nelson Ledesma, $1,651 70-68-73-68—279 priority but threats loom ored later this year by Chicago 4 7 2 14 18 24 Rory McIlroy (75), $240,300 Monday Results from the French Open Seth Reeves, $1,651 69-70-74-66—279 Montreal 4 10 0 12 15 29 74-70-64-69—277 the Naismith Basketball at Stade Roland Garros (seedings in Max Rottluff, $1,651 68-68-69-74—279 Toronto FC 3 7 2 11 17 23 Patrick Rodgers (75), $240,300 parentheses): Nick Rousey, $1,651 71-67-69-72—279 For President Vladi- Hall of Fame as a recipi- D.C. United 2 5 3 9 14 18 68-73-68-68—277 Men’s Singles José Toledo, $1,651 71-66-69-73—279 WESTERN CONFERENCE Justin Thomas (75), $240,300 mir Putin, the World ent of the Curt Gowdy Fourth Round Dawie van der Walt, $1,651 69-68-69-73—279 W L T PTS GF GA 72-69-68-68—277 Rafael Nadal (1), Spain, def. Maximilian Fernando Mechereffe, $1,560 Cup marks a moment Media Award, honor- Sporting Kansas City 8 2 4 28 28 14 Kiradech Aphibarnrat, $139,018 Marterer, Germany, 6-3, 6-2, 7-6 (4). 72-65-70-73—280 FC Dallas 7 1 5 26 22 14 71-68-69-70—278 of pride, a long-sought ing what the Hall said Diego Schwartzman (11), Argentina, def. Carlos Sainz Jr, $1,560 70-69-74-67—280 Real Salt Lake 7 6 1 22 19 26 Tony Finau (50), $139,018 71-68-72-67—278 Kevin Anderson (6), South Africa, 1-6, 2-6, David Skinns, $1,560 68-71-66-75—280 Los Angeles FC 6 4 3 21 25 21 Tom Hoge (50), $139,018 71-67-70-70—278 opportunity to showcase is her “significant con- 7-5, 7-6 (0), 6-2. Jimmy Stanger, $1,560 68-67-73-72—280 Portland 6 3 3 21 20 18 J.B. Holmes (50), $139,018 70-66-71-71—278 Marin Cilic (3), Croatia, def. Fabio Fognini Roland Thatcher, $1,560 68-71-71-70—280 Russia’s achievements tribution to the game of Vancouver 5 5 5 20 21 28 Matt Kuchar (50), $139,018 (18), Italy, 6-4, 6-1, 3-6, 6-7 (4), 6-3. Will Claxton, $1,495 67-68-73-73—281 Houston 5 5 3 18 27 21 71-68-72-67—278 and bolster its interna- basketball.” Juan Martin del Potro (5), Argentina, def. Bio Kim, $1,495 70-67-74-70—281 Los Angeles Galaxy 5 7 2 17 19 23 Hideki Matsuyama (50), $139,018 John Isner (9), United States, 6-4, 6-4, 6-4. Kyoung-Hoon Lee, $1,495 67-70-70-74—281 tional prestige. Minnesota United 5 8 1 16 17 26 65-71-71-71—278 Women’s Singles Doug Letson, $1,495 68-71-71-71—281 San Jose 2 8 3 9 19 25 Phil Mickelson (50), $139,018 The Russian leader The Associated Press Fourth Round Adam Webb, $1,495 69-70-70-72—281 Seattle 2 7 2 8 7 14 74-66-70-68—278 Simona Halep (1), Romania, def. Elise Matt Fast, $1,443 66-72-71-73—282 Colorado 2 8 2 8 14 22 Ryan Moore (50), $139,018 71-69-68-70—278 Mertens (16), Belgium, 6-2, 6-1. J.T. Griffi n, $1,443 68-70-72-72—282 3 points for victory, 1 point for tie Louis Oosthuizen (50), $139,018 Angelique Kerber (12), Germany, def. Jim Knous, $1,443 71-68-70-73—282 70-69-74-65—278 Caroline Garcia (7), France, 6-2, 6-3. Julián Etulain, $1,411 68-70-73-72—283 June 1 Henrik Stenson (50), $139,018 Garbine Muguruza (3), Spain, def. Lesia Martin Trainer, $1,411 69-69-72-73—283 Vancouver 2, Colorado 1 71-66-72-69—278 Tsurenko, Ukraine, 2-0, ret. Peter Tomasulo, $1,391 67-71-75-74—287 Saturday’s Games Ryan Armour (35), $76,985 68-70-72-69—279 DailyCommercial.com | Tuesday, June 5, 2018 B3

and had to win the nightcap in SINGER order to advance to the Super Regional round. From Page B1 Singer has compiled an 11-1 record with a 2.27 ERA this season as the Gators No. “That was a well-orches- 1 starter. For his career at UF, trated draft … in Brady’s Singer is 22-8 with a 3.18 ERA. favor,” Brett Singer, Brady’s A 6-foot-5 junior, Singer father, said after the Royals’ was named SEC Player of pick was announced. the Year and was Baseball Considered by many to be America’s National Player of one of the top college pitch- the Year. The magazine also ers in the country, Singer named him a First Team All was considered a top pick in American. the draft early in the season. He is also a finalist for the Auburn’s Casey Mize earned College Baseball Foundation’s that honor, going to Detroit National Pitcher of the Year with the first selection. Many award and is a semifinalist pundits and draftniks felt he for the Golden Spikes Award, was an almost-certain top- presented by USABaseball. five pick. com. MLB.com draft expert Jim Singer and the Royals have Callis said he wasn’t sure until mid-July to agree to why Singer fell down the draft terms. board. This is Singer’s second Ground crews attempt to clear the standing water to make the fi eld playable for the NCAA college “I really like this pick for foray into the MLB draft. He baseball regionals championship fi nals at McKethan Stadium in Gainesville. No. 3 regional seed the Royals, who need pitching was chosen by Toronto with Florida Atlantic beat Florida in the weather-delayed Gainesville Regional fi nal, forcing a second and couldn’t have expected the 56th pick of the 2015 draft, match. [CYNDI CHAMBERS/THE GAINESVILLE SUN VIA AP] (Singer) to last until No. 18,” but chose to attend Florida. said Callis. “I’m not sure what He is the second-highest happened here, but Kansas draft pick ever to come from the team that we could do site TBA City got a nearly MLB-ready Lake County. Montverde BASEBALL this now. That got everyone • Duke (44-16) at Texas pitcher who has a lively fast- Academy’s Francisco Lindor going.” Tech (42-17) ball and tremendous feel for was taken eighth by the From Page B1 South Carolina opened • South Carolina (36-24) his slider. I really like the way Cleveland Indians in 2011. SEC play 1-5 and dealt with at Arkansas (42-18) Singer attacks hitters, and Singer’s UF teammate, a number of injuries before • Texas (40-20) vs. Mis- his competitiveness is off the Jonathan India, was taken by super regional for the third it got hot the second half of sissippi-Tennessee Tech charts.” the Cincinnati Reds with fifth straight year. The Bulldogs the season. The Gamecocks winner, site TBA The Gators were forced pick. Gators pitcher Jackson are the first team since the went 3-0 in the Greenville to play a doubleheader on Kowar, who took the loss in tournament went to its cur- (North Carolina) Regional, MARVELOUS ON Monday against Florida the opening game on Monday rent format in 1999 to win coming from behind to MOUND Atlantic in the NCAA Tour- against Florida Atlantic, also a regional in back-to-back beat Ohio State, knock- nament and Singer was was considered a potential years after losing the first ing off No. 12 national seed • Mississippi State’s unavailable for comment. first-round pick, but had not game. East Carolina and beating JP France allowed two Florida lost the first game 7-4 been selected by press time. This year’s run has been No. 4 regional seed UNC- hits and one run in seven wild. Andy Cannizaro Wilmington 8-4 in the final innings in his second start resigned as coach Feb. 20 for Monday. of the season, and Riley Self off-field conduct, and pitch- The run to super region- threw two innings of two- ing coach Gary Henderson als came in coach Mark hit shutout relief. France took over in an interim role. Kingston’s first season. He had pitched 1 1⁄3 innings of The No. 2 regional seed Bull- left South Florida last June scoreless relief in a 9-8 win dogs didn’t lock up an NCAA to take over at South Caro- over Samford on Sunday. at-large bid until they swept lina when Chad Holbrook • South Carolina fresh- top-ranked Florida in their resigned after missing the man Carmen Mlodzinski, final regular-season series. tournament for the second who went from the bullpen They lost 20-10 to Okla- time in three years. to starter’s role in April, homa on Friday and, facing Also Monday, No. 2 went five innings and lim- elimination Saturday, were regional seed Tennessee ited UNC-Wilmington to down to their last strike Tech beat Mississippi 15-5 three runs and four hits. against No. 7 national seed to force a second final in • Duke’s Mitch Stallings Florida State when Elijah Oxford. No. 3 regional seed pitched seven innings of MacNamee hit a three- Florida Atlantic beat Flor- relief in the second game, run walk-off homer in the ida in the weather-delayed allowing four runs on seven “I really like this pick for the Royals, who need pitching and couldn’t bottom of the ninth inning Gainesville Regional final, hits and striking out six. have expected (Singer) to last until No. 18,” said MLB.com draft expert for a 3-2 win. also forcing a second match. Jim Callis. “I’m not sure what happened here, but Kansas City got a MacNamee’s homer BIG BATS nearly MLB-ready pitcher who has a lively fastball and tremendous changed the team’s mojo. SUPER REGIONAL feel for his slider. I really like the way Singer attacks hitters, and his “A lot. A bunch. More than LINEUP • Duke’s Griffin Conine competitiveness is off the charts.” [GATEHOUSE MEDIA FILE] you can imagine,” Hender- homered once in the day son said. “I think there’s a • Auburn (42-21) vs. Flor- game against Georgia and constant theme of belief and ida-Florida Atlantic winner, twice in the nightcap. they keep fighting.” site TBA • MSU’s Justin Foscue MSU beat the Sooners • Stetson (48-11) at North doubled in the go-ahead 13-5 on Sunday and 8-5 on Carolina (41-18) runs in the fourth and Jake Monday. • Minnesota (44-13) at Mangum hit a two-run “Elijah was the only one Oregon State (47-10-1) homer in the ninth. saying we could do this,” • Cal State Fullerton (35- • South Carolina’s Carlos third baseman Justin Foscue 23) vs. Washington (33-23), Cortes had hits in each of said. “Once he hit the home site TBA his first four at-bats and run, that sparked me and • Vanderbilt (34-25) vs. scored three times against I bet it sparked the rest of Mississippi State (35-26), UNC-Wilmington.

“It’s nothing to feel happy Give Golden State credit. NBA about being up 2-0,” War- They adjusted nicely against riors guard Klay Thompson James after his 51-point bar- From Page B1 said. “This (Cleveland) team rage in Game 1. They took a plays great at home and we page from the 2014 Spurs — expect their other guys to who beat James in five games Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Justify, ridden by exercise before he goes into free play better at home too, not in the NBA Finals that year, rider Humberto Gomez, works out at Churchill Downs on May 24 in agency and considers leav- just LeBron. So we’re not the end of his Miami era — Louisville, Ky. [COURIER JOURNAL VIA AP] ing the Cavaliers again next going to relax at all because and routinely picked him up month. this team’s been down and 30 to 40 feet away from the Game 3 is everything for out before and counted out basket. Do that, and more February, you have to be a the Cavs. If they go down by the media. We’re not often than not James will say BAFFERT superstar to do that,” Baf- 3-0, series over. going to focus on that. We’re that giving up the ball is the fert said. “He’s like Pharoah. Game 3 has to be every- just going to focus on what right play. From Page B1 They’re superstars.” thing for the Warriors as we can do to win Game 3.” The Warriors welcome Jockey Victor Espinosa well. They know it, too. This series at times has that. They want the other wants to pull the reins on “I think because we’ve been the Cavaliers versus Cavs to have to beat them. the horse he joked was his that comparison. After riding been here several times, I the cavalier. The formula worked “backup” to McKinzie on this American Pharoah, Espinosa don’t think I’ll need to say Golden State was for- Sunday. They just have Triple Crown trail could make has plenty of respect for Jus- much,” Golden State coach tunate to win Game 1, and to do it twice more to win the distance at the Belmont. tify but won’t put the two in Steve Kerr said. “Guys in the realized as such. The War- another title. And just like “We’re quietly optimis- the same class. locker room, they already riors should have been up the Warriors on the not- tic that we can hopefully do “It’s not even close,” Espi- know that.” much bigger than 13 at half- wanting-to-relax front, it again,” Baffert said. “But nosa told The AP. “(American They better. time of Game 2, and found James said he hopes the I’m like I’m a realist. I don’t Pharoah is) one of a kind. It’s Boston had James in a themselves in a dogfight Cavaliers continue feeling believe it until I see it. Right hard to explain that because 2-0 hole this year, then lost instead of a victory lap in the uncomfortable as well. now we just stay focused and I rode many, many horses, Games 3 and 4 in Cleveland third quarter when the Cavs “Just because we’re going get him up there and keep him but nothing like this guy. and wound up falling in got within five on a number home doesn’t mean we can happy.” Probably the power and the seven. The Celtics had him of occasions. relax,” James said. “This is The journey of another endurance that he has that and the Heat down 3-2 in the It took things like JaVale the last team in the world superhorse to the Belmont not many horses can do it. Eastern Conference finals McGee going 6 for 6 and you want to relax against. makes the horse racing world He does things so easy when in 2012, and couldn’t finish. David West stepping up in They’ve proven they can plenty happy, even if there other horses, they can’t just The Spurs led 3-2 in the 2013 a critical late-third-quar- win on someone else’s floor, isn’t the same buzz about even get close to him.” NBA Finals, had a 10-point ter moment to hit his first no matter if it’s through ending the Triple Crown Baffert sees similarities lead in the fourth quarter of 3-pointer in seven months adversity as people may call drought that followed Ameri- in the horses’ strides and Game 6, and came undone. to help the Warriors keep the it like when they were going can Pharoah’s run. Justify also running styles, even as he The Warriors led 2-0 and Cavs at bay Sunday, until through the Rockets series or wasn’t primed for this kind of concedes they got to this point 3-1 in 2016. This is not the Curry ran wild late on his whatever the case may be.” run — he didn’t even race as a in different ways. Baffert same Golden State team way to a NBA Finals record It’s often been said, even 2-year-old. believes they’re both horses (Kevin Durant helps). This nine 3s and turn the game by James himself, that a Baffert didn’t realize until who can win at any length. is not the same Cleveland into a rout. It took James, series doesn’t really start Justify’s first race that he “Pharoah and him, what team (Kyrie Irving would grotesque-looking eye and until one team wins on might be training this kind of they have in common is really help). But the War- all, playing like his version of the other’s home floor. All champion. As soon as he won they’re extremely fast,” Baf- riors would be foolish to not a mere mortal — 29 points, Golden State has done so far to break his maiden, Justify fert said. remember that series, not to 13 assists, nine rebounds, has hold serve. looked the part to Baffert, and “They both could win the remember the ultimate cau- 10-for-20 shooting. That’s true. he’s followed that by winning Breeders’ Cup Sprint and tionary tale. “It was too easy for them,” But by the close of busi- the Santa Anita Derby, Ken- the Breeders’ Cup Classic. They’re saying all the right Cavs coach Tyronn Lue said ness Wednesday night, we’ll tucky Derby and Preakness. They’re just good horses. things. of the Warriors. know if this is a series or not. “What he’s done since They’re just superior horses.” B4 Tuesday, June 5, 2018 | DailyCommercial.com

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP/MATCHUPS

EAST DIVISION EAST DIVISION Yankees 7, Tigers 4, 1st game: Luis Severino struck out 10 over eight innings TEAM W L PCT. GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY TEAM W L PCT. GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY to win his seventh straight decision, Austin Romine hit a three-run homer in a Boston 41 19 .683 — — 7-3 W-2 20-8 21-11 Atlanta 35 24 .593 — — 6-4 W-1 16-12 19-12 six-run fourth inning and New York beat Detroit in the first game of a double- New York 38 17 .691 ½ — 7-3 W-5 22-9 16-8 Washington 33 25 .569 1½ — 7-3 L-1 12-14 21-11 header to extend its winning streak to five. Gleyber Torres and Greg Bird also Tampa Bay 28 30 .483 11½ 7½ 5-5 L-4 11-13 17-17 Philadelphia 31 26 .544 3 1½ 3-7 L-3 19-9 12-17 homered for the AL East-leading Yankees, who improved to a big league-best Toronto 26 33 .441 14 10 3-7 W-1 12-17 14-16 New York 27 30 .474 7 5½ 2-8 L-4 12-17 15-13 38-17. New York is 21 games over .500 for just the second time since ending Baltimore 17 41 .293 22½ 18½ 2-8 L-7 10-18 7-23 Miami 20 39 .339 15 13½ 1-9 L-6 10-18 10-21 the 2012 season at 95-67; the Yankees were 91-70 last year before losing their regular-season finale. Severino (9-1) allowed two runs — one earned — and CENTRAL DIVISION CENTRAL DIVISION four hits while walking none. He is 7-0 in 10 starts since losing at Boston on TEAM W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY TEAM W L PCT. GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY April 10. Jonathan Holder allowed two unearned runs in the ninth, and Aroldis Cleveland 30 28 .517 — — 6-4 L-3 18-11 12-17 Milwaukee 37 23 .617 — — 6-4 L-1 18-11 19-12 Chapman struck out Victor Martinez with a runner on second for his 14th save Detroit 28 32 .467 3 8½ 6-4 L-2 19-14 9-18 Chicago 33 23 .589 2 — 8-2 W-4 15-11 18-12 in 15 chances. New York is 15-1 against the AL Central since mid-September. Minnesota 25 30 .455 3½ 9 4-6 W-3 14-13 11-17 St. Louis 32 25 .561 3½ ½ 6-4 W-2 18-12 14-13 Drew VerHagen (0-2) allowed seven runs, seven hits — including three homers Kansas City 21 38 .356 9½ 15 5-5 L-1 10-21 11-17 Pittsburgh 30 29 .508 6½ 3½ 3-7 L-2 17-13 13-16 — and two walks in 3.2 innings. Detroit has lost two in a row following a four- Chicago 18 38 .321 11 16½ 3-7 W-1 10-19 8-19 Cincinnati 21 39 .350 16 13 4-6 L-2 9-19 12-20 game winning streak.

WEST DIVISION WEST DIVISION LATE TEAM W L PCT GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY TEAM W L PCT. GB WCGB L10 STR HOME AWAY N.Y. Yankees at Detroit, 2nd game Seattle 37 22 .627 — — 8-2 W-4 20-12 17-10 Arizona 31 27 .534 — — 6-4 W-3 19-13 12-14 Kansas City at L.A. Angels Houston 37 24 .607 1 — 4-6 L-2 18-13 19-11 Colorado 30 29 .508 1½ 3½ 4-6 L-4 11-16 19-13 Arizona at San Francisco Los Angeles 32 28 .533 5½ 4½ 4-6 W-1 14-18 18-10 Los Angeles 29 30 .492 2½ 4½ 7-3 W-3 14-17 15-13 Atlanta at San Diego Oakland 31 29 .517 6½ 5½ 5-5 W-1 15-15 16-14 San Francisco 29 30 .492 2½ 4½ 5-5 W-4 17-10 12-20 Texas 25 37 .403 13½ 12½ 5-5 L-1 11-19 14-18 San Diego 27 34 .443 5½ 7½ 6-4 W-2 16-20 11-14

TODAY’S PITCHING COMPARISON

NATIONAL LEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2017 VS OPP TEAMS PITCHERS TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA Los Angeles Stripling (R) 3-1 1.68 3-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 Pittsburgh Musgrove (R) 7:05p 2-0 0.64 2-0 0-0 0.0 0.00

Colorado Freeland (L) 5-5 3.43 6-5 0-0 0.0 0.00 Cincinnati DeSclafani (R) 7:10p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00

Philadelphia Eflin (R) 1-2 4.50 2-3 0-0 0.0 0.00 Chicago Hendricks (R) 8:05p 4-4 3.19 4-7 0-0 0.0 0.00

Miami Urena (R) 0-7 4.41 0-12 0-0 0.0 0.00 St. Louis Martinez (R) 8:15p 3-2 1.62 6-2 0-0 0.0 0.00

Atlanta Newcomb (L) 6-1 2.73 7-4 0-0 0.0 0.00 San Diego Lyles (R) 10:10p 2-1 3.65 4-1 0-0 0.0 0.00

Arizona Corbin (L) 5-2 2.99 6-6 1-0 14.1 1.88 San Fran. Bumgarner (L) 10:15p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 AMERICAN LEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2017 VS OPP TEAMS PITCHERS TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA Chicago Lopez (R) 1-4 3.80 3-8 0-0 6.2 5.40 Minnesota Romero (R) 4:10p 2-2 4.15 2-4 0-0 0.0 0.00

Chicago Giolito (R) 3-6 7.53 4-7 0-1 6.1 4.26 Minnesota Littell (R) 7:00p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00

New York Sabathia (L) 2-1 3.73 5-5 0-0 9.1 0.96 Toronto Estrada (R) 7:07p 2-6 5.68 5-6 1-0 12.0 6.00

Detroit Lewicki (R) 0-0 3.60 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 Boston Wright (R) 7:10p 1-0 2.25 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00

Oakland Manaea (L) 5-6 3.60 6-6 1-0 8.0 1.13 Texas Moore (L) 8:05p 1-5 7.85 4-6 0-0 5.0 5.40

Seattle Paxton (L) 4-1 3.13 7-5 1-0 6.0 1.50 Houston Keuchel (L) 8:10p 3-7 3.65 5-7 0-1 8.0 2.25

Kansas City Keller (R) 1-1 2.13 1-0 0-0 1.0 9.00 Los Angeles Heaney (L) 10:07p 2-4 3.66 3-6 0-0 5.0 5.40 INTERLEAGUE 2018 TEAM 2017 VS OPP TEAMS PITCHERS TIME W-L ERA REC W-L IP ERA Tampa Bay Eovaldi (R) 1-0 0.00 1-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 Washington Scherzer (R) 7:05p 9-1 1.92 10-2 0-0 0.0 0.00

Milwaukee Guerra (R) 3-3 2.65 6-4 0-1 5.0 7.20 Cleveland Kluber (R) 7:10p 8-2 2.02 8-4 0-1 6.0 4.50

Baltimore Cobb (R) 1-7 6.80 1-8 0-0 0.0 0.00 N.Y. Mets Vargas (L) 7:10p 2-3 8.53 2-4 0-0 0.0 0.00 KEY: TEAM REC-Team’s Record in games started by today’s pitcher. VS OPP-Pitcher’s record versus this opponent.

SUNDAY’S GAMES WEDNESDAY’S GAMES American League American League N.Y. Yankees at Baltimore, ppd. N.Y. Yankees at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Toronto 8, Detroit 4 Detroit at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Minnesota 7, Cleveland 5 Oakland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Oakland 5, Kansas City 1 Chi. White Sox at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. L.A. Angels 3, Texas 1 Seattle at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Seattle 2, Tampa Bay 1 Kansas City at L.A. Angels, 10:07 p.m. Boston 9, Houston 3 National League National League Atlanta at San Diego, 3:40 p.m. Chevy chase Chicago Cubs 2, N.Y. Mets 0 Arizona at San Francisco, 3:45 p.m. Atlanta 4, Washington 2 L.A. Dodgers at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. St. Louis 5, Pittsburgh 0 Colorado at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 10, Colorado 7 Philadelphia at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Yankees right fielder Giancarlo Stanton catches a fly-out hit by the Tigers’ Jose Iglesias during the seventh inning San Francisco 6, Philadelphia 1 Miami at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Arizona 6, Miami 1 Interleague of the first game of a doubleheader Monday in Detroit. [CARLOS OSORIO/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS] San Diego 6, Cincinnati 3 Tampa Bay at Washington, 1:05 p.m. Interleague Baltimore at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox 6, Milwaukee 1 Milwaukee at Cleveland, 1:10 p.m.

BOX SCORES STATISTICAL LEADERS THIS DATE IN BASEBALL

YANKEES 7, TIGERS 4, 1ST GAME AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE JUNE 5 NEW YORK AB R H BI BB SO AVG. Martinez, Boston, 50; Machado, Bal- Baez, Chicago, 45; Suarez, Cincin- A.Hicks cf 4 0 0 0 1 0 .247 RBI: RBI: 1911: Boston’s Smoky Joe Wood struck out three Chi- Judge dh 4 0 0 0 1 3 .282 timore, 47; Haniger, Seattle, 42; Lowrie, nati, 44; Gennett, Cincinnati, 41; Story, Bird 1b 3 1 1 1 1 0 .241 cago White Sox pinch hitters in the ninth to preserve a Stanton rf 5 1 1 0 0 1 .247 Oakland, 42; Benintendi, Boston, 41; Colorado, 41; Freeman, Atlanta, 40; 5-4 win. Gregorius ss 4 1 1 0 1 1 .245 Judge, New York, 41; Ramirez, Cleveland, Harper, Washington, 40; Markakis, Andujar 3b 4 1 1 1 0 0 .293 1915: Philadelphia’s Grover Cleveland Alexander lost Frazier lf 4 1 1 1 0 2 .333 41; Davis, Oakland, 40; Encarnacion, Atlanta, 39; Rizzo, Chicago, 38; Arenado, his no-hitter when Artie Butler punched a single with Romine c 3 1 1 3 1 0 .373 Cleveland, 40; Rosario, Minnesota, 40. Colorado, 36; Shaw, Milwaukee, 36. Torres 2b 3 1 1 1 1 0 .317 two outs in the ninth. Alexander struck out Bob Bescher TOTALS 34 7 7 7 6 7 HITS: Altuve, Houston, 82; Castellanos, HITS: Markakis, Atlanta, 77; Freeman, for the final out to beat St. Louis 3-0. Alexander went on DETROIT AB R H BI BB SO AVG. Atlanta, 75; Gennett, Cincinnati, 75; Martin cf 4 1 0 0 0 2 .251 Detroit, 78; Segura, Seattle, 78; Machado, to pitch three more one-hitters during the season. Castellanos rf 4 1 2 1 0 0 .339 Baltimore, 74; Lindor, Cleveland, 73; Sim- Albies, Atlanta, 67; Arenado, Colorado, Cabrera dh 4 0 1 1 0 2 .318 1929: The Cincinnati Reds scored nine runs in the sixth Candelario 3b 4 1 0 0 0 2 .270 mons, Los Angeles, 71; Jay, Kansas City, 66; Castro, Miami, 65; Dickerson, Pitts- inning, en route to a 21-4 win over the Chicago Cubs. Goodrum 1b 3 1 1 1 0 0 .248 70; 4 tied at 69. burgh, 65; 4 tied at 64. J.Hicks c 4 0 1 0 0 1 .271 1935: Chicago White Sox rookie pitcher John Whitehead Jones lf 4 0 0 0 0 2 .221 HOME RUNS: Martinez, Boston, 19; Trout, HOME RUNS: Harper, Washington, 18; loses to St. Louis 2-0. It was his first loss after winning Iglesias ss 4 0 1 1 0 0 .260 Los Angeles, 19; Machado, Baltimore, 18; Villanueva, San Diego, 15; Albies, Atlanta, Machado 2b 3 0 0 0 0 1 .212 his first eight starts, an AL record for the start of a a-Martinez ph 1 0 0 0 0 1 .250 Ramirez, Cleveland, 18; Betts, Boston, 17; 14; Baez, Chicago, 14; Shaw, Milwaukee, career. TOTALS 35 4 6 4 0 11 Encarnacion, Cleveland, 16; Judge, New 13; Adams, Washington, 12; Arenado, NEW YORK 001 600 000—7 7 2 1943: New York’s Carl Hubbell snaps the Giants losing DETROIT 100 010 002—4 6 1 York, 16; Gallo, Texas, 15; Lindor, Cleve- Colorado, 12; Blackmon, Colorado, 12; a-struck out for Machado in the 9th. streak of seven games by pitching a one-hitter against E—Romine (2), Torres (8), Machado (5). land, 14; Mazara, Texas, 14. Gennett, Cincinnati, 12; 5 tied at 11. the Pittsburgh for a 5-1 win. The only hit for Pittsburgh LOB—New York 7, Detroit 5. 2B—Cabrera STOLEN BASES: Gordon, Seattle, 19; STOLEN BASES: Inciarte, Atlanta, 18; (10), Goodrum (10), Iglesias (16). HR—Torres was a solo homer by first baseman Elbie Fletcher. (10), off VerHagen; Bird (2), off VerHagen; Merrifield, Kansas City, 14; Betts, Boston, Turner, Washington, 16; MTaylor, 1949: Commissioner Happy Chandler lifted the ban on Romine (4), off VerHagen. RBIs—Bird (4), 13; Trout, Los Angeles, 13; Anderson, Washington, 15; Cain, Milwaukee, 11; Andujar (22), Frazier (1), Romine 3 (19), all players who jumped to Mexico, starting in 1946. Torres (28), Castellanos (33), Cabrera (22), Chicago, 12; Segura, Seattle, 12; Smith, Hamilton, Cincinnati, 10; Hernandez, 1955: New York’s Mickey Mantle hit a home run off Chica- Goodrum (17), Iglesias (20). SB—Gregorius Tampa Bay, 11; DeShields, Texas, 10; 4 Philadelphia, 10; Jankowski, San Diego, (7). go’s Billy Pierce that traveled an estimated 550 feet. The DP—Detroit 1 (Machado, Goodrum). tied at 9. 10; SMarte, Pittsburgh, 10; 3 tied at 9. NEW YORK IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA ball cleared the left-field upper deck at Comiskey Park. Svrno, W, 9-1 8 4 2 1 0 10 112 2.20 ERA: Verlander, Houston, 1.24; Kluber, ERA: deGrom, New York, 1.49; Scherzer, 1959: Pittsburgh’s Dick Stuart hit the longest home run Holder .2 2 2000172.75 Cleveland, 2.02; Severino, New York, 2.20; Washington, 1.92; Nola, Philadelphia, Chpmn, S, 14-15 .1 0 0001 61.46 at Forbes Field. Stuart hit a shot over the center-field DETROIT IP H R ER BB SO NP ERA Cole, Houston, 2.20; Snell, Tampa Bay, 2.18; Foltynewicz, Atlanta, 2.22; Gonzalez, wall off Chicago pitcher Glenn Hobbie. VrHgn, L, 0-2 3.2 7 7722919.22 2.36; Bauer, Cleveland, 2.77. Washington, 2.27; Wacha, St. Louis, 2.41. Baez 4.1 0 0034690.00 1966: Leo Cardenas of the Reds hit four home runs in Reininger 1 0 0011169.64 STRIKEOUTS: Cole, Houston, 116; Sale, STRIKEOUTS: Scherzer, Washington, 120; a doubleheader against the Chicago Cubs. Cardenas Inherited runners-scored—Chapman 1-0, Boston, 110; Verlander, Houston, 104; Corbin, Arizona, 98; deGrom, New York, Baez 1-0. HBP—Baez (Bird), Severino hit two home runs in each game as Cincinnati won the (Goodrum). WP—Baez. Severino, New York, 102. 98; Strasburg, Washington, 93. T—2:46. A—28,016 (41,297). opener 8-3 but dropped the second game 9-5.

TOP TEN BASEBALL CALENDAR NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Player G AB R H Pct. JUNE 15: International amateur signing period closes. Player G AB R H Pct. Kemp LAD 57 180 23 62 .344 JULY 2: International amateur signing Betts Bos 48 184 52 66 .359 Gennett Cin 58 219 31 75 .342 period opens. Castellanos Det 57 230 31 78 .339 FFreeman Atl 59 224 35 75 .335 JULY 6: Last day to sign for amateur Simmons LAA 57 211 32 71 .336 Markakis Atl 59 235 36 77 .328 draft picks subject to deadline. Segura Sea 56 236 43 78 .331 JULY 17: All-Star Game, Washington. Arenado Col 54 202 37 66 .327 Altuve Hou 61 249 34 82 .329 JULY 29: Hall of Fame inductions, Almora ChC 51 164 33 52 .317 MMachado Bal 58 226 32 74 .327 Cooperstown, N.Y. JULY 31: Last day to trade a player Brantley Cle 48 195 32 63 .323 BCrawford SF 57 204 24 64 .314 without securing waivers. Dickerson Pit 54 208 26 65 .312 Rosario Min 55 218 36 69 .317 OCT. 2-3: Wild-card games. JMartinez Bos 57 219 37 69 .315 Belt SF 53 192 32 59 .307 DEC. 10-13: Winter meetings, Las Vegas. MDuffy TB 43 172 11 53 .308 OHerrera Phi 56 210 25 64 .305

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