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Questions? Call 1-800-Tribune Monday, April 1, 2019 Breaking news at chicagotribune.com FINAL PUSH FOR VOTES Preckwinkle and Lightfoot fan out across city ahead of historic mayoral election on Tuesday

By Bill Ruthhart, Gregory There were no large-scale ral- nantly white, liberal lakefront, but from Montclare on the Northwest on the Northwest Side and has Pratt and Juan Perez Jr. lies or long-winded speeches from has since expanded her coalition Side, Lakeview on the North Side picked up backing from some Chicago Tribune the candidates ahead of Tuesday’s to include key endorsements from to South Chicago on the Southeast Latino aldermen but shown few historic runoff election that will more conservative neighborhoods Side, Roseland on the Far South signs of growing her support more Chicago mayoral candidates result in the city’s first African- along the Northwest and South- Side and Beverly on the Far broadly on the North Side. Lori Lightfoot and Toni Preck- American female mayor. Instead, west sides and among some top Southwest Side. As such, Preckwinkle spent winkle capped a final weekend of it mostly was an exercise in Latino leaders, including U.S. Rep. Preckwinkle, chair of the Cook almost her entire weekend en- campaigning by fanning out get-out-the-vote mobilization, Jesus “Chuy” Garcia. She’s also County Democratic Party, fin- couraging voters in the predomi- across the city to reach voters with the state of the race reflected been backed by businessman ished second in February thanks nantly black South and West sides everywhere from behind a bar in by where the candidates chose to Willie Wilson, who won the high- to a base centered on the South to head to the polls. She also South Chicago and on the streets campaign. est number of predominantly Side’s Hyde Park, winning five of visited Little Village and Hum- of Little Village to the tables of a Lightfoot won the February black wards in the first round. the city’s majority black wards boldt Park, heavily Latino neigh- Lakeview restaurant and the aisles first-round election, thanks to a As a result, Lightfoot’s weekend and placing second in the other 13. of a Pullman Walmart. base of voters along the predomi- schedule spanned all over the city, She also won a mostly Latino ward Turn to Mayoral, Page 6 Trump CPD officials credit tech gains, staffing, specialized units and efforts to boost community support for decrease in violence doubles down on closure Conway says threat to shut U.S.-Mexico border ‘isn’t a bluff’ By Joel Achenbach, David J. Lynch and Mary Beth Sheridan The Washington Post

WASHINGTON — It would take “something dramatic” in the coming days to persuade Presi- dent Donald Trump not to close the U.S.-Mexico border, acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said Sunday, and White House counselor Kellyanne Con- way said the president’s threat “certainly isn’t a bluff.” The two senior staffers, appear- ing separately on Sunday morning talk shows, also reiterated the administration’s intention to cut off hundreds of millions of dollars in assistance — including pro- grams designed to curb gang violence — to Guatemala, Hon- duras and El Salvador. ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Those countries are the pri- mary source of tens of thousands According to Chicago police statistics on the first three months of 2019, homicides plummeted 38 percent through March 24. of migrants, including caravans of families with children, who have been presenting themselves at ports of entry and asking for political asylum. “Democrats didn’t believe us a Homicides, shootings fall month ago, two months ago when we said what was happening at By Jeremy Gorner Side neighborhoods that tradi- dents in the year-earlier period. what’s going on than we do,” the border was a crisis, a humani- Chicago Tribune tionally struggle with violence, Calumet District Cmdr. Joel Howard told the Tribune in a tarian crisis, a security crisis,” poverty and other social ills. Howard, who was named to the phone interview. Mulvaney said on ABC News’s In a promising start to 2019, Shooting incidents fell by 19 post last summer, knows the true In recent years, Chicago has “This Week.” He said the adminis- homicides and shootings have percent. test will come as the weather — received unflattering national at- tration is talking about closing the dropped sharply over the first Arguably, the biggest improve- and the violence — heats up in tention — particularly from Presi- border because “we need the three months, Chicago police say, ment took place in the Calumet coming weeks. dent Donald Trump — as the big people from the ports of entry to continuing a decline since 2016, District on the Far South Side, Howard has found that much city with the most homicides and go out and patrol in the desert, when violence hit levels not seen which had seen a single homicide of the violence stems from dis- shootings, though other cities where we don’t have any wall.” since the 1990s. and only 10 shooting incidents putes over social media that, he have worse per capita rates. In He also called on the Mexican Homicides plummeted 38 per- through March 24, though a said, can often be discovered recent years, homicides in Chi- government to solidify its south- cent through March 24, the latest shooting a day later left a 33-year- before trouble erupts if police cago have outnumbered both ern border and said Guatemala, department statistics show, as old woman dead and her hus- make inroads with the communi- New York City and Los Angeles Honduras and El Salvador need to most of the city’s 22 patrol band and 1-year-old son ty. combined, despite their consider- do more to prevent their citizens districts reported declines, in- wounded. The district had 11 “More times than not, the from entering Mexico. If they cluding in the South and West homicides and 23 shooting inci- neighborhood knows more about Turn to Decline, Page 6 cannot do that, he said, “it makes very little sense for us to continue to send them aid.” Conway, appearing on “Fox Trooper was the News Sunday,” pushed back against the notion that cutting aid Ill. troopers get tough on distracted ‘best person to those countries would make matters worse. “The conditions you could meet’ are already awful,” she said. “The driving, Chicago tickets plunge Family of state trooper hit by a executive branch has done so truck and killed while on duty much to try to mitigate these describe her as a strong, serv- awful circumstances, and we need ice-driven woman passionate to send a message back to these about her work. Chicagoland countries, too.” Closing the border is a drastic

Turn to Border, Page 9 Mary Wisniewski Spartans, Tigers Getting Around in the Final Four State troopers are cracking Duke had a close game, but down hard on distracted drivers, this time the Blue Devils but Chicago police barely en- couldn’t pull it out, falling to force the law against driving Michigan State. Auburn while using a cellphone, accord- punched its ticket with a ing to data from both agencies. victory over Kentucky. Sports The number of tickets issued JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE by Illinois State Police for texting Tickets given by the state police to drivers for using a cellphone with- or talking on a cellphone with- out a hands-free device jumped to 14,268 in 2018 from 1,729 in 2017. out the use of a hands-free de- Is Chicago in the vice has jumped more than 700 obtained through the Freedom dence of the dangers of cell- percent, to 14,268 tickets in 2018 of Information Act. The Chicago phone use while driving contin- Twilight Zone? from 1,729 in 2017, a spokesman number is down significantly ues to mount. The number of It’s worth asking: What should said. from 2014, when more than deaths from distraction-affected the latest reboot of the TV ANDREW HARNIK/AP In Chicago, meanwhile, the 45,000 tickets were issued. crashes was 3,166 nationally in series even look like in a social President Donald Trump has number dropped by almost half The big increase in state po- 2017, or 8.5 percent of total fatali- and political moment not called on Mexico to strengthen its last year, to 297 from 531 tickets lice tickets, and the big drop in exactly hurting for border with Guatemala. in 2017, according to figures Chicago tickets, comes as evi- Turn to Wisniewski, Page 4 alternative realities? A+E

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ZBIGNIEW BZDAK/CHICAGO TRIBUNE Mayor Rahm Emanuel talks about prosecutors’ decision to drop charges against actor Jussie Smollett on Tuesday. Emanuel’s anger over Smollett case

THE CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS: isn’t about justice. It’s about revenge. ‘A DECADE-BY-DECADE HISTORY’ change the narrative. The mayor, who has laughed in the In case anyone isn’t familiar with face of accountability, then went on The Blackhawks, one of the NHL’s “Original Six,” have Chicago politics, let me break down national TV promoting the conspira- been building a storied legacy since their founding in what happened last week. cy theory, getting the nation more 1926. The Hawks have produced dozens of standout In our city, the mayor is actually a riled up and drawing the attention of stars, from Hall of Fame goaltender Mike Karakas in the dictator. God forbid anyone make a a manipulator even more masterful ’30s to Bobby “The Golden Jet” Hull in the ’60s to current Dahleen Glanton move without his knowledge. He’s the than he — Donald Trump. team captain Jonathan Toews, who has led the team to a judge, jury and decider-in-chief. Smollett’s alleged attack combined remarkable three championships since 2010. This com- I wish he were already gone. Kim Foxx, who was elected Cook racism and homophobia to become prehensive collection includes archival photos, original Rahm Emanuel’s last memorable County state’s attorney just three one of the most divisive situations reporting, player profiles, timelines, statistics, and act as mayor of Chicago very well years ago, is relatively new to big- America has seen in a while. There more—all curated by the Tribune’s sports department might be his attempt to take $130,000 league Chicago politics. Maybe she was no way the president was going from the newspaper’s vast archives. Available at chicago from Jussie Smollett. didn’t get the memo. to sit this one out. tribune.com/hawkshistory, and wherever books are sold. Humiliated and angry that Smollett Or maybe she forgot that state’s He longed to be front and center, is getting to walk away free after the attorneys are supposed to be pawns of directing the cast and setting the stage CHICAGO TRIBUNE E-BOOKS mayor and police declared the actor City Hall, willing to crash and burn for what could be his greatest produc- “The Weight Lifted: How the Cubs Ended the Longest guilty beyond a reasonable doubt of along with the mayor. tion since coming into power. All he Drought in Sports History.” A chronicle of the Cubs staging his own racial and homopho- Foxx’s predecessor, Anita Alvarez, needed was an entry. Emanuel magical 2016 season written by Paul Sullivan. It starts bic attack, Emanuel has set his sights didn’t mind putting her career on the opened the door and let him in. with the early expectations in spring training, documents on revenge. line to help Emanuel and the Chicago It should not have been surprising key series and personalities and challenges through the A day after having a temper Police Department cover up one of to the mayor that Trump would try to regular season, then builds through the playoffs, series tantrum in the national spotlight, the most blatant murders by a police step into the Smollett mess. The pres- by series. Download the e-book at chicagotribune.com/ Emanuel demanded that Smollett officer in our city since the days of Al ident tweeted Thursday that the FBI theweight or go to the Printers Row app (available in the reimburse the city for the overtime Capone. and his own Justice Department iTunes app and Google Play stores) for exclusive dis- cost of the police investigation that Officer Jason Van Dyke shot 17- would review the case, calling it “out- counted pricing for Tribune customers. led to a 16-count indictment for disor- year-old Laquan McDonald 16 times rageous” and “an embarrassment to All Chicago Tribune e-books are available online at derly conduct. as the teenager was walking away. our Nation!” chicagotribune.com/ebooks We all know that Chicago will The murder led to an investigation by We have grown accustomed to never see a penny of that money, President Barack Obama’s Justice watching Trump throw temper CHICAGO TRIBUNE BOOKS especially with a lame-duck mayor Department, which found the Police tantrums when he feels threatened by “18 Holes with Teddy Greenstein: Teeing Up with Big who has one foot out the door. Department rife with corruption and forces beyond his control. We are Hitters, Hall of Famers and Legendary Talkers.” A But Emanuel likes to talk big. He hostility, primarily toward African- used to seeing him react with venom collection of Greenstein’s Tribune columns details his wants everybody to know that he’s no Americans. and vindictiveness when someone time golfing with and interviewing coaches, broadcast- pushover. He is going to make Smol- Alvarez lost her re-election be- gets in his way. ers and players — some more experienced at golf than lett pay, one way or another. And the cause of the backlash. Emanuel very It would have been refreshing if, others. Readers get a glimpse at sports celebrities when mayor doesn’t care if he takes the city likely would have lost, too, if he’d had during Emanuel’s final days in office, they are removed from their comfort zones and placed — or the entire nation for that matter the guts to run. the mayor could have shown the on the course. — down in the process. Emanuel needs everyone to know nation what it looks like for a leader to Wait a minute. Nobody thinks his that, though his days are numbered, respond gracefully when things don’t “The Best of Royko.” For more than 30 years, Mike over-the-top reaction to state prose- he’s still very much in charge. go exactly the way he thinks they Royko was a part of the daily fabric of Chicagoans’ lives, cutors dropping the charges against Foxx, however, seemed to think she should. penning often-humorous and always-honest columns. Smollett has anything to do with could just walk into her first term and But instead of behaving with dig- Culled from thousands of his Tribune columns and edited justice, do they? Nobody’s gullible make a major decision to drop all nity, Emanuel went on a fiery ram- by his son David Royko. enough to believe his grandstanding is charges against Smollett without so page, fueling the flames of anger and All Chicago Tribune print books are available online at about doing what’s best for Chicago, much as giving the mayor a heads-up. pulling us further apart. chicagotribune.com/printbooks right? In Emanuel’s world, that’s an un- Emanuel could not possibly think Of course, everybody realizes this is forgivable offense. Foxx is going to that a $130,000 check from Smollett all about Emanuel’s insatiable need to have to pay right along with Smollett. would repair the damage done to this ACCURACY AND ETHICS control. So what does the mayor do? As city. But the mayor, at least, could Don’t think for a moment that the soon as he hears the news, he labels claim a victory. Margaret Holt, standards editor mayor wasn’t working behind the the prosecutor’s move a “whitewash- Lucky for Chicago, though, in a few scenes dictating exactly how the ing of justice,” insinuating that some- weeks he’ll be gone. The Tribune’s editorial code of principles governs Smollett case would unfold to the thing fishy happened behind the professional behavior and journalism standards. Every- public. His script fell apart when scenes, though he has not an ounce of [email protected] one in our newsroom must agree to live up to this code of prosecutors abruptly decided to evidence to prove it. Twitter @dahleeng conduct. Read it at chicagotribune.com/accuracy. Corrections and clarifications: Publishing information quickly and accurately is a central part of the Chicago BBenefitingenefiting Tribune’s news responsibility. MMakeake -A-Wish-A-Wish® MORE ACCESS. 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‘Absolute best person you could meet’ Family remembers state trooper who was hit by truck, killed while on duty

By Hannah Leone “It was through that role that missed and is loved and cele- death, Trooper Gerald Ellis, 36, Chicago Tribune she gained her family in blue, brated for a life committed to was killed while traveling home met her husband and con- her family and the service of in his squad car on Interstate 94 Illinois State Police Trooper nected her personal and pro- others.” in Green Oaks. A a driver who Brooke Jones-Story had her fessional loves,” her family said Jones-Story was born in was eastbound in the west- police family, her CrossFit fam- in the statement Saturday March 1985 in Monroe, Wis., to bound lanes struck Ellis’ car ily, the farm animals she res- night. Mark and Carol Jones, who head-on. The wrong-way cued — roles in many commu- A fan of Disney movies and both survive her, according to driver also died. nities that are already missing the Chicago Cubs, she played her obituary, released by Lea- This is the first time in 66 her, according to her relatives. volleyball in high school and mon Funeral Homes. She has years that Illinois State Police Jones-Story, 34, was killed college and had a soft spot for two living siblings, two step- have lost three troopers in one while conducting a traffic stop animals, starting a rescue oper- children and a grandchild. year, said Brendan Kelly, acting Thursday in Freeport, west of ation, according to her family. She graduated from Warren director of the state police. Rockford on U.S. Highway 20 In her obituary, her family High School in 2003 and got a Trooper Christoper Lambert near Illinois Route 75, state asked that instead of bringing bachelor of science degree in was killed in January while police said. ILLINOIS STATE POLICE flowers, people consider donat- criminal justice from the Uni- assisting at the scene of an She had pulled over a truck Brooke Jones-Story ing in her name to the Peaceful versity of Wisconsin-Parkside accident on Interstate 294. and was outside her car about Valley Donkey Rescue. Police in 2006, according to her obitu- Public visitation for Jones- 12:20 p.m., inspecting the truck Jones-Story’s family released a said donations can also be ary. She joined the Illinois State Story will take place from 4 to 8 on the shoulder of the road, statement through the state made to her family at the Police as a cadet in June 2007, p.m. Tuesday, with a law en- when another semitractor- police agency where she Trooper Jones-Story Memorial then spent her whole career in forcement walk-through at 6 trailer hit her, along with her worked for 12 years — and Fund through the ISP Heritage the same district in Pecatonica, p.m., at Warren High School, squad car and the truck she’d where met her husband, Mas- Foundation. according to the police. 311 S. Water St., in Warren, Ill. stopped, state police said. Both ter Sgt. Robert Story, whom she “This is a woman who em- “Throughout her career A celebration of life has been trucks erupted in flames. The married in 2012 in Galena, Ill. braced life and loved spending with the ISP, Trooper Jones- set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at the driver of the truck that hit The family described Jones- time with her beloved family Story was recognized for her high school. Burial will be Jones-Story was ticketed and Story as a strong, service- and friends,” her family said. “A hard work, positive attitude, private. taken into custody, and no one driven woman who loved her dedicated, courageous, loving and for being a rising leader else was injured, authorities family and friends and was and passionate officer and the among her peers,” police offi- Chicago Tribune’s Deanese said. passionate about her work as a absolute best person you could cials said Saturday. Williams-Harris and Anna Kim Two days after her death, trooper. meet. Brooke will be sorely Two days after Jones-Story’s contributed.

Street Race, politics and the Obamas sweeping Valerie Jarrett’s book traces steps from Iran to Chicago to the White House resumes By Lolly Bowean White House years, there’s Chicago Tribune much more to Jarrett’s Monday story. She writes about her In her free moments early childhood in Iran and Snow is gone, between working with law her transition to Chicago’s students at the University South Side, about her first but new parking of Chicago, serving on cor- encounter with racism and challenge begins porate boards and making often being too shy to de- speaking appearances, fend herself, about her By Katherine Obama family friend Val- troubled marriage and her Rosenberg-Douglas erie Jarrett interviewed her later struggles as a single Chicago Tribune mother, daughter and other working mother. Through- close relatives about her out, she laces the anecdotes There’s an old joke childhood memories and with reflections of what she about Chicago only hav- pivotal moments in her life wishes she had known at ing two seasons: winter and career. the time. and construction. It was through those “I thought that one of the Of course that’s not conversations and reflec- things I could do to be true, but when it comes tions that Jarrett was able helpful to other women to parking restrictions, to focus on what lessons who are struggling in their the two main signs mo- from her past led her to careers and personal lives is torists see do seem to success and happiness, she to tell my story,” she told the support the two-season said. Tribune in a recent inter- rule. So while April 1 “I was in information- view. “I wanted the book to TERRENCE ANTONIO JAMES/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2017 marks the end of some gathering mode to see what be not just enjoyable to Two years after leaving the White House, Valerie Jarrett opens up about politics and her winter parking bans, it’s stories would resonate read, but helpful. life choices in “Finding My Voice: My Journey to the West Wing and the Path Forward.” also the day that intro- broadly. I spent a lot of time “In my case, being a duces summer’s equiva- by myself,” she said. “It young, single mom, there She spent her earlier years agreeing to take the posi- Board President Toni lent: the street sweeping would be too much to do an were so many times I traveling the globe. tion. Preckwinkle, whom Jarrett bans. exhaustive history. I thought if I was just smart- When she was about 5, Jarrett would later move has endorsed for Chicago Beginning Monday, wanted to tell stories I er, or more efficient or slept the family moved back to back to the private sector mayor, and former Mayor those parking along Chi- thought had broader mean- fewer hours, this wouldn’t Bronzeville, where she first before she was catapulted Richard M. Daley. cago neighborhood ing and were most pro- be so hard,” she said. “But had to confront racism her- to national prominence as Jarrett writes that in the streets will want to keep found to me.” the truth is, it’s just hard.” self. Barack Obama’s fundraiser White House, she and their eyes open for the More than two years While she may be inter- “I couldn’t tell my story and close adviser. Rahm Emanuel had their orange signs that indi- after she left the White nationally known, Jarrett without addressing the is- Jarrett doesn’t reveal spats, but she doesn’t dwell cate when parking is not House and ended her two has a large footprint in sue of race,” she says. “I’m much about briefly seeking on it. allowed. terms as former President Chicago, especially on the concerned about the resur- an appointment to Obama’s “His bombastic style of Keep in mind, not all Barack Obama’s senior ad- South Side. gence of white suprema- U.S. Senate seat in 2008 leadership was intimidat- streets rely on the orange viser, Jarrett’s memoir, Her mother’s family had cists that feel comfortable after he was elected presi- ing to many,” she writes of attention-getting signs — “Finding My Voice: My migrated to Chicago from spewing hate. ... We have to dent. Then-Gov. Rod Blago- Emanuel. “He let off steam some arterial streets Journey to the West Wing the South and figured out be honest and say this is still jevich was later charged by screaming, which was have permanent signs and the Path Forward,” is ways to send their children an issue we grapple with.” with trying to profit from unsettling not just for those that state on which days due out Tuesday from Vi- to the best prep schools and Jarrett’s book also covers selling the Senate appoint- to whom it was directed, parking is prohibited. king. Rather than a tell-all colleges. During the harsh- the oft-told story of her ment and ended up in but to anyone in earshot.” The street sweeping that spills salacious secrets, est of times, Jarrett’s rela- meeting and forging a close prison. Emanuel never schedules also can be the book is more of a guide tives became elected offi- relationship with the Oba- She does, however, screamed at her, Jarrett found online at the De- that Jarrett hopes will con- cials, working professionals mas. spend pages on the Rev. writes. And eventually the partment of Streets and nect with a younger genera- and accomplished leaders Jarrett writes about how Jeremiah Wright and how president had to talk with Sanitation website. tion. so respected that at least she was working as a presti- the religious leader’s words him about improving the That agency also has a The book comes about one has a street here named gious Chicago law firm but created controversy for work environment. “sweeper tracker,” an on- four months after Michelle in her honor. was unfulfilled and un- Barack Obama on the cam- Of her time in the White line tool that allows users Obama’s highly anticipated Her maternal grand- happy. Against the advice of paign trail. House, Jarrett focuses on to track the location of memoir “Becoming,” for father, Robert Rochon Tay- her relatives, she went to “It wasn’t so much writ- majestic moments that street sweepers in real which the former first lady lor, graduated from the work for the city in Mayor ing about Jeremiah Wright, brought her face to face time. toured like a rock star, University of Illinois and Harold Washington’s ad- but how his actions tou- with world leaders and However, since the or- selling out large stadiums helped plan, build and ministration. ched upon the third rail of icons like Elie Wiesel and ange street signs prohibit across the country. “Be- manage what became It was at City Hall that race and how we all coped the Dalai Lama. She writes parking for several hours coming” has sold more known as Rosenwald she learned how to serve with that in a presidential at length about the push for at a time, it should not be than 10 million copies and Courts, a multiunit housing the public and navigate a campaign and the tough health care reform, fair pay used as a means to avoid a is slated to become the complex that still exists in politically charged environ- decision President Obama for women and gay mar- ticket. Tickets still can be highest-selling memoir in Bronzeville. He was the ment. It was also at City had to make,” she said. “I riage. She writes about the issued to those who park recent history, publishers first black chairman of the Hall that she was mentored thought it said a lot about administration’s feelings of in no-parking areas even have said. Chicago Housing Authority by a woman who pushed Obama’s character and in- helplessness after the if they don’t impede a While many of Jarrett’s and for decades, a sprawl- her to ask for a promotion tegrity that he felt he owed Sandy Hook school shoot- street sweeper. stories overlap with ones ing public housing complex and a raise. In that role, she the American people an ing and the frustration of If you aren’t looking told by Michelle Obama — called Robert Taylor learned the importance of explanation.” trying to work with an forward to the restric- whom Jarrett mentored as Homes carried his name. work and family balance, Throughout the book, oppositional Congress. tions, try to remember a young lawyer — Jarrett’s Jarrett’s father, Jim Bow- how women have to pull Jarrett sprinkles in stories She called the election of that the rules in spring, book rollout is more sub- man, a physician, moved to each other up and also ask about figures who were a Donald Trump “soul crush- summer and fall are not dued. She’ll make two ap- Chicago for a medical resi- for what they need. part of the Obama close ing,” and writes in detail quite as strict as those in pearances on the East Coast dency and married her “Sometimes when we circle: Michael Strautmanis what it was like to be one of winter. It marks the end and is scheduled to make mother, Barbara Taylor, in get a seat at the table, we are and Martin Nesbitt, who the last people to leave the of overnight parking the rounds in Chicago start- the 1950s. so busy protecting our seat now both work with the White House on Obama’s bans along 107 miles of ing Thursday. He got a job at Chicago’s we forget it’s better when Obama Foundation; Susan last day in office. streets as well as the end “I’m going about it a little Provident Hospital but there are more voices,” she Sher, who is a high-level “I thought, if I were of the ban that kicks in gentler, but I have a robust found his prospects limited said. adviser at the University of honest, people could see when there are 2 inches tour,” said Jarrett, 62. “I am because he was black, so It was also at City Hall Chicago; and David Axel- me as a real person … it or more of snow along an really enjoying the conver- the couple decided to es- that she interviewed and rod, who oversees the Uni- would make the story more additional 500 miles of sations the book is prompt- cape racial segregation and offered a job to a young versity’s Institute of Poli- meaningful,” she said. city streets. ing.” racist attitudes and move Michelle Robinson, who tics. And though large sec- abroad. As a result, Jarrett said she wanted Jarrett to Others who get a men- [email protected] [email protected] tions are dedicated to her was born in Shiraz, Iran. meet her fiance before tion include Cook County Twitter @lollybowean Twitter @312BreakingNews 4 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, April 1, 2019 Distracted driving Last-day-of-March sunshine can be deadly

Wisniewski, from Page 1 their phone while driving, ac- cording to a survey last week by ties, according to federal data. Arity, a transportation data and Safety advocates say distracted analytics company. driving is likely underreported as The survey found that drivers a factor in crashes, and that it feel less confident in their ability poses a similar or greater risk to deal with distractions than than drunken driving. they did last year, but their ef- Why the difference in enforce- forts to minimize distractions ment? have gone down. Chicago police have said that As distracted driving has be- in 2015, they began complying come more of a problem, Illinois with a change in state law, which laws have been getting tougher. meant officers had to start going The first state ban on texting to traffic court instead of having while driving went into effect tickets adjudicated by an admin- Jan. 1, 2010, followed by a ban on istrative law judge. This meant cellphone use without a hands- more police time, which the busy free device in 2014, said Mary department apparently decided Riseling, policy analyst for Illi- it could not spare. Chicago police nois Secretary of State Jesse did not comment on the most White. recent numbers. Starting July 1 of this year, Illinois State Police stepped up texting or using a cellphone enforcement because distracted without a hands-free device will driving is a “huge issue” on the become a moving violation. ARMANDO L. SANCHEZ/CHICAGO TRIBUNE roads, and they want to make Three moving violations in a year Ernest Dobbs, 47, takes chess outdoors in the East Garfield Park neighborhood on Sunday. sure drivers are paying attention mean your license will be sus- to the law, said ISP Sgt. Christo- pended. pher “Joey” Watson. A review of Chicago police “There was a learning curve tickets for distracted driving with the public,” Watson said. showed that the highest numbers “We gave a lot of warnings, and of tickets in 2017 and 2018 were state police began transitioning issued in Austin, with a total of more to a hard citation.” 101 tickets. Austin is a low-in- IG: Official tried to ‘kill’ Nick Smith, interim CEO for come, mostly black neighbor- the National Safety Council, an hood on the city’s West Side, Itasca-based safety advocacy according to the U.S. Census group, praised the state’s in- Bureau. It is possible that Austin low-income apartments crease in tickets but called Chi- saw more tickets because it has cago’s levels “shocking.” more police patrolling. Tinley Park project At the time the inspector proved a settlement of the Jus- “We know that enforcement is By contrast, 11 community general was asked to launch its tice Department lawsuit and key to impacting behavior,” areas had no tickets for dis- prompted lawsuit probe, there were allegations litigation with Connolly, with the Smith said. “We’d like to see the tracted driving over two years. that village development codes village contributing $85,000 city place a higher priority on These included Mount Green- over discrimination and guidelines were circum- toward a total payout of this since distraction contributes wood and Edison Park, known vented to favor the developer of $360,000, but not admitting any to incidents and fatalities.” for having a high number of By Mike Nolan The Reserve. Those interviewed liability or wrongdoing. Smith said enforcement of residents who are police officers. Daily Southtown for the report said they saw no A separate April 2017 settle- traffic safety laws has declined Reports of more traffic and evidence of improprieties in the ment of a lawsuit filed against nationally, which could be be- parking tickets being issued in Initially an advocate of a review process for the project. the village by Buckeye Commu- cause of a lack of manpower in black and Hispanic neighbor- controversial low-income apart- At the Plan Commission meet- nity Hope Foundation, which some communities. hoods have been a topic in Chi- ment project that embroiled Tin- ing in February 2016, shortly proposed building The Reserve “With distracted driving, law cago’s mayoral campaign. ley Park in a federal discrimi- after the Daily Southtown article and sued the village in federal enforcement may not see that as Both Cook County Board nation lawsuit, Mayor Jacob was published, Vandenberg said court in April 2016, totaled $2.45 a priority for safe driving behav- President Toni Preckwinkle and Vandenberg, a village trustee at key information about the proj- million. The terms called for ior,” Smith said. “We would ar- former federal prosecutor Lori the time, tried to “kill” the ect was kept from trustees and Tinley Park paying Buckeye gue that it’s critically important.” Lightfoot have pointed to the development and made a village alleged “back-door maneuver- $75,392 from the village’s general Northwest suburban Niles has financial burden that tickets can employee a scapegoat, according ing” to push through the project, fund, with another $684,608 also stepped up enforcement. pose on low-income residents, to a report by the Cook County according to a Southtown article. coming from a legal settlement The suburb started a “Texting and Lightfoot has said she would sheriff’s Inspector General ob- Under development guidelines fund held on the village’s behalf Tuesday” campaign at the begin- order an audit into potential bias tained by the Daily Southtown. in place at the time, The Reserve by its insurer at the time, the ning of last year. It issued 1,822 in ticketing. Vandenberg told the village’s would not have needed to go to Intergovernmental Risk Man- tickets under its distracted driv- Dave Druker, spokesman for planning director at the time, the Village Board for approval if agement Association. IRMA also ing ordinance in 2018, six times the Illinois secretary of state, said Amy Connolly, to advise the the Plan Commission deemed paid another $1.69 million out of more than the number issued in he cannot judge Chicago’s dis- village’s Plan Commission and the project in compliance, ac- its own fund toward the settle- Chicago. tracted driving enforcement, other village trustees to quash cording to articles published at ment. “The goal is to slow them since its other crime problems the affordable housing project, the time. In an April 2016 interview, down, make them more aware of are “so tremendous.” called The Reserve, after resi- Vandenberg at the time said Connolly said that prior to the their driving habits and make But Mike Keating, a personal dents protested, according to the he was reviewing more than Daily Southtown article Vanden- pedestrian safety better,” said injury attorney who often repre- report obtained through a public 2,500 emails related to The berg had been supportive of the Niles police Cmdr. Robert Torn- sents injured bicyclists, said that records request. The report indi- Reserve and said some of the project, according to the report. abene. if any police agency does not cates that Connolly, who was correspondence was “improper.” After the article appeared, April is distracted driving enforce the laws against dis- later fired, did not go along with He called for an independent however, Vandenberg “told her awareness month, so expect tracted driving, it defeats the the request. investigation for a review of the to kill The Reserve Project and to more enforcement around Illi- purpose. The report said the then- interaction between village staff advise the Planning Commis- nois in the next few weeks. The “These laws have to act as a trustee campaigned against the and the developer. sioners and trustees to do the Illinois Department of Trans- deterrent to keep people from project following a Daily South- As part of its investigation, the same,” according to the report. portation will be giving 115 law texting on their phones,” Keating town article that indicated rents inspector general report said a At the time the project was being enforcement agencies $1 million said. “They have to be punished in the 47-unit building would laptop computer used by the considered, Vandenberg chaired in federal funds to help pay for for behavior that is literally range from $400 to $1,500. village’s planning department the Village Board’s planning and an enforcement campaign, hop- deadly.” Vandenberg, elected trustee was turned over to a lab for zoning committee. ing to double citations, said Keating said that like drunken four years ago and then mayor in analysis, and that there were Rita Walker, who was chair- IDOT spokesman Guy Tridgell. driving, distracted driving in- 2017, said Thursday he has not “numerous emails” involving man of the village’s Plan Com- IDOT also will start to run TV, volves a choice. seen the document and declined The Reserve that were reviewed mission at the time told an radio, digital and billboard spots “These things don’t happen by comment. and “found to be consistent with investigator that she had talked on distracted driving awareness. accident,” Keating said. “If they “As of this moment the Cook documents submitted by the with Connolly who relayed to Tridgell said distracted driving choose to have their phones out County Sheriff’s Office has nei- developer in pursuit of obtaining her that Vandenberg instructed is playing a larger role in deaths and look at social media or text, ther sent to me or to the Village village approval” for the 47-unit Connolly to contact Plan Com- on Illinois roads. “These crashes that’s a choice that puts them in a of Tinley Park any report regard- apartment building, according to mission members and have them are almost 100 percent avoidable. more dangerous mind-set than ing the Buckeye Community the report. either reject the project or not It’s got to stop.” they otherwise would be. Hope Development,” he said via The report notes that initial vote on it. Oddly, drivers are aware that “That’s unfortunately not that text message in response to a discussions between the devel- Walker said it was common driving while texting is danger- far off from someone who con- request for comment. “I was oper and village staff regarding practice for her to meet with ous, but they keep doing it, ac- sumes too many drinks.” never interviewed by any repre- the project began in early March Connolly before a Plan Com- cording to a recent survey. The sentative of the Cook County 2015. mission meeting, and that she attitude seems to be “Stop me Additional reporting by Kyle Ben- Sheriff’s Office nor have I ever Virtually all those interviewed saw Vandenberg in Connolly’s before I text again.” tle. read any portion of any draft or during the investigation said the office a few days before the Nearly all drivers consider incomplete report.” development was receiving gen- project vote was tabled, accord- phone usage to be rarely or never [email protected] “I understand my political erally supportive and favorable ing to the report. Walker said OK, but almost all admit to using Twitter @marywizchicago opponents may have a draft of reviews by staff and village that Connolly said she wouldn’t the incomplete report which planners until a Daily Southtown do what the trustee had asked they are using portions of to article in late January 2016. of her, according to Walker’s further their political agenda. I The article noted that the interview documented in the Transportation song quiz cannot and will not comment development, proposed for the report. any further on the report that northeast corner of Oak Park In her interview, Walker told ■ Last week’s song has a scene in a train station but starts in a shad- even Sheriff Tom Dart has not Avenue and 183rd Street, would an investigator that Vandenberg owy room. The song is “White Room” by Cream. Marcia MaCallum of put his signature on,” Vanden- offer apartments with estimated and other trustees knew The Racine, Wis., was first with the right answer. berg added. monthly rents of between $400 Reserve was going to be an ■ This is a song about a rotten driver, taking chances, never looking left The village asked the inspec- and $1,500, and most would be affordable housing devel- or right. It’s from someone who also sang about space travel. What’s tor general in March 2016 to for low- and moderate-income opment. Walker said “Vanden- the song, and who did it? The first person with the right answer gets a review its handling of The Re- renters. berg changed his position and 2016 Tribune celebrating the Cubs’ World Series win. serve after the Plan Commission What followed was a fire- threw Ms. Connolly under the tabled a vote that could have storm of protest from residents, bus blaming her for some type of given a green light to the project. who packed a Village Board deceit,” according to the report. The development was never meeting two days before the Plan Walker wasn’t able to attend reconsidered, and Tinley Park Commission’s scheduled vote the Feb. 4 meeting, and she and was sued by The Reserve’s devel- saying the village didn’t need an six other Plan Commission oper and the U.S. Department of affordable housing devel- members resigned shortly after- Justice, alleging the village was opment. At that meeting, Van- ward. In her interview, Walker in violation of the federal Fair denberg said he would seek to said commissioners quit “be- Housing Act. have the Plan Commission post- cause they did not want to be Both lawsuits have since been pone a vote on The Reserve and involved in the political back- settled, along with a complaint that he didn’t “believe there is a lash.” Connolly brought against the need for a large influx of afford- Then-village attorney Thom- village after she was fired. able housing in our community.” as Melody advised village offi- Sheriff’s investigators re- Vitriolic and racially tinged cials, Plan Commission mem- viewed documents, inspected remarks were posted on social bers and the Village Board that, if village computers, and inter- media. The Justice Department, The Reserve was in compliance viewed several village employees in its lawsuit, accused village with development codes, “it can- and Plan Commission members. officials of bowing to public not be turned down because it is The investigation was sus- pressure and racist comments in low-income housing,” according pended once the Justice Depart- not approving the project. to the report. ment began its own probe in Connolly was placed on ad- Connolly “was made a scape- early summer 2016. The Justice ministrative leave in February goat in this matter along with Department filed its Fair Hous- 2016 and fired in May of that himself and were treated un- ing lawsuit a few months later, in year. She filed a complaint in fairly by public opinion and a November 2016. A spokeswom- January 2017 with the U.S. De- lack of support from the village,” an for the sheriff’s department partment of Housing and Urban Melody told investigators, ac- JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE said the office is “evaluating Development alleging retaliation cording to the report. Chicago tickets for using a phone without a hands-free device fell to possible next steps” as to on the part of village officials. 297 in 2018 from 45,000-plus in 2014. In 2015, a state law change meant whether it will resume its inves- The village sued her in May 2017. [email protected] officers had to go to traffic court. tigation. Tinley Park last summer ap- Twitter @mnolan_j Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, April 1, 2019 5

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But Howard and other depart- ment officials credit the improve- ments to technology gains; the boost in staffing to about 13,400 officers, up some 1,000 since 2016; assistance from specialized police units; and more concerted efforts to increase community support. Officers, for instance, are attend- ing meetings hosted by local aldermen to act on residents’ concerns about quality-of-life is- sues such as abandoned buildings and drug sales, he said. On the technology front, the department now has nerve cen- ters in all but two districts. Equip- ped with large TV screens display- ing crime maps and surveillance video, the centers analyze com- puterized shooting data in real time to determine where best to dispatch officers. ShotSpotter BRIAN CASSELLA/CHICAGO TRIBUNE helps pinpoint the location of gunfire. Lori Lightfoot embraces 100-year-old supporter Guadalupe Nicolie at a campaign office in Greater Grand Crossing on Sunday. The department is also making more use of electronic license plate readers, adding 200 of them Mayoral candidates sweep city to its fleet of police vehicles to help combat carjackings and auto thefts. Just last week, the depart- ment touted their use in helping Mayoral, from Page 1 that we have to know and be who lives in the Loop said when going to be surprised,” said Bur- solve the killing of off-duty Officer concerned and working with,” asked why he backed Lightfoot. nett, 27th. “The numbers are John P. Rivera. borhoods. Her schedule showed West Side Ald. Jason Ervin, 28th, “The real issue is we have struc- going good, phone banks, people With ShotSpotter, police said it no visits to the city’s predomi- said at an event for Preckwinkle tural issues on pensions, a lot of knocking on doors, folks are often takes only a minute or so to nantly white wards. in Fifth City. “Don’t let the polls social issues to address, so it’s changing their minds. Folks are alert officers to the location of No matter the neighborhood, drive you to a decision that’s not really time to have a leader with recognizing, they are recognizing gunshots. Often, callers to 911 then the candidates’ succinct stump where you want to be. We have to fresh ideas who can bring change that we need experienced people give a description of the gunman. messages were well-honed. vote with our hearts, vote with to the city. Lori is the best in office. That we need folks who Officers in the center then activate Lightfoot, a former partner at what we know is going to be right candidate to bring change and be about it, not just talk about it.” police surveillance cameras in the law firm Mayer Brown, stressed and is going to be best for our ideas to the city.” On Saturday morning, both area in hopes of spotting the it’s time to finally crush the community.” On Saturday, Preckwinkle vis- candidates visited the Rev. Jesse suspect — and pass on any infor- Chicago machine and usher Throughout the weekend, ited Humboldt Park, part of the Jackson’s Rainbow/PUSH Coali- mation to responding officers. change into City Hall. Preckwin- Lightfoot encouraged Chi- only ward north of Madison tion to give brief speeches to a If an arrest is made, the center kle emphasized Chicagoans are cagoans to vote for change while Street she carried in the February crowd of a few hundred people. tries to figure out the likelihood of best off electing an experienced contrasting herself against Preck- election. There, Ald. Carlos Ra- Preckwinkle arrived out of breath a retaliation shooting. leader, because mayor is a diffi- winkle’s longtime ties to the mirez-Rosa and state Rep. Delia after rushing over from a nearby Officer Steve Rusanov, who cult position that faces tough Democratic establishment. Ramirez rallied field operatives housing forum but managed to until recently worked in the Calu- challenges. That included a stop Saturday over an election the freshman repeat her theme of “experience met District’s nerve center, said he “The forces of the status quo night at Loncar’s, a beloved dive representative described as one matters” during her talk. believes those efforts are contrib- are tough. The machine was built bar in South Chicago, a neighbor- that “can feel like life or death for “You know we live in a beauti- uting to the drop in shootings in to last,” Lightfoot told supporters hood that was once a booming so many of us.” ful city with some great neighbor- the district, which covers neigh- at a canvass kickoff Sunday in part of town that’s been decimat- “We have had a mayor for eight hoods, but tremendous chal- borhoods such as Roseland and South Shore. “But we can over- ed by the loss of steel mill jobs and years that has not listened to the lenges,” Preckwinkle said. “And I West Pullman. come it if we unite together with has been the site of much envi- work that’s happening in our know it’s going to be a battle to The center will try to be our brothers and sisters all over ronmental pollution. communities,” said Ramirez- address those challenges, and I “proactive” by deploying officers this city and speak in one clear “I know what it feels like to Rosa, 35th. “This is our candidate, want you to know that I’m up for to the shooting scene to tamp voice that change is coming.” struggle, to live paycheck to this is our moment, this is our the fight.” down on any possible retaliation, As Lightfoot channeled paycheck and worry about movement.” At Jackson’s request, Lightfoot Rusanov said. change, Preckwinkle warned whether or not you’re going to be Preckwinkle also spent a and Preckwinkle both signed a Community organizations have against electing a corporate law- able to pay your bills, pay your chunk of the day visiting various pledge to hold a unity news been stepping up their efforts to yer who is seeking public office rent, make sure the utilities are South Side grocery stores, though conference Wednesday morning combat violence in the area as for the first time. (paid),” Lightfoot said in refer- her campaign didn’t publicize after the election. well. “Are we going to have some- ence to her childhood as she them. It did, however, tweet “Tuesday, the race will be Since last summer, Chicago body in the mayor’s office who stood behind the bar. “Areas like photos of her visiting shoppers at over,” Jackson said. “The healing CRED, an anti-violence organiza- spent their life in public service, this have not been made a pri- Jewel stores in Brainerd and must begin.” tion, has used outreach workers or somebody who’s spent their ority, and we need to change that, Grand Crossing, a Food-4-Less in The Rev. Al Sharpton, visiting and mental health technicians to life protecting the powerful but the way we’re going to get Chatham and the sprawling Wal- Chicago as Jackson’s honorary try to forge relationships with against the people?” Preckwinkle there is not by voting for the same mart in Pullman. guest, warned what could hap- about 70 residents — mostly males told a crowd of supporters Sat- old same old. We need change in On Sunday, Preckwinkle pen if the healing doesn’t occur. aged 17 to 30 — who are among the urday at a West Garfield Park our city.” marched with supporters down a The New York preacher and most likely to be the victims or field office. “Are we going to have On Saturday morning, Light- Little Village street but spent talk show host reminded the instigators of violence in the somebody in office who has had foot joined Ald. Tom Tunney, much of the day on a tour of West audience of how black aldermen Calumet District. experience as a local elected 44th, at his Ann Sather restaurant and South Side churches with Eugene Sawyer and Tim Evans “We’re really starting to see official and managing a large in Lakeview, where Tunney, who Illinois Secretary of State Jesse feuded to become mayor after the some dividends,” said Jalon organization, or somebody who is had been waiting tables, walked White. As he has done in the past, city’s first African-American Arthur, the group’s director of a newcomer and has never held her through two crowded rooms White urged the crowds to ignore mayor, Harold Washington, died strategic services. “We’re seeing office before?” and the kitchen. Introducing her Preckwinkle’s unpopular sweet- in 1987. Sawyer was appointed the back-and-forth between those “It’s not an entry-level posi- at one table, Tunney asked, ened beverage tax that was re- mayor with the help of white guys are starting to actually slow tion!” one volunteer replied, “Which is more important, food pealed in 2017. aldermen, and both ran in 1989 down in a drastic fashion.” shouting one of Preckwinkle’s or meeting Ms. Lightfoot?” “Fuhgeddabout it!” White de- when Richard M. Daley ulti- The outreach workers — who go-to lines of the campaign. Lightfoot interjected, “They’re clared at the Zoe Life Ministries mately was elected mayor, defeat- live in Roseland and West Pull- With both self-proclaimed like, ‘Food, of course! It’s Saturday congregation in the South Austin ing Sawyer in the Democratic man as well — mediate conflicts to progressives holding similar posi- morning. We were out last neighborhood. “She’s about more primary and Evans, who ran try to prevent shootings or retalia- tions on a number of issues, the night!’” The diners laughed, and than just the sugar tax. That’s under the Harold Washington tion. race largely has boiled down to Lightfoot worked her way been done for about two years, Party, in the general election. “Everywhere we go, somebody experience versus change. There around the room, shaking every and it will not come back. So now, “It’s time to raise our sights is going to recognize one or two of were, however, dueling messages patron’s hand and taking selfies. let’s move forward.” above petty politics. That’s what our outreach workers that are of another kind during the cam- The former president of the White later urged congregants got us here now, arguing about a from those areas,” Arthur said. paign’s final weekend. Chicago Police Board also visited at the Greater Harvest Baptist generation or two ago about “That helps with the trust barrier.” With the perception that Chinatown, where retired Chi- Church in Washington Park to whether you liked Sawyer or Diane Latiker, head of the West Lightfoot holds a commanding cago Public Schools adminis- avoid an election like the one that Evans, and we got in such a battle Pullman-based Kids Off the Block, lead in the race, the former trator Anita Lau, 70, led Lightfoot elevated former Illinois Gov. between Sawyer and Evans, you said different community groups federal prosecutor and her surro- and other Chinese community Bruce Rauner and President ended up with Daley,” Sharpton in the Calumet District have been gates urged her supporters not to members on a tour through Donald Trump to office. said. “People can capitalize off working together, often oversee- get complacent. “I don’t care Chinatown’s mall. “We don’t want to make anoth- your confusion. We need to grow ing the same youths most vulnera- what the polls say, we cannot “We bring the Lightfoot in!” er mistake,” White said. up and show out on Tuesday and ble to the violence. leave a stone unturned,” U.S. Rep. she yelled as they walked into one Later in the day, U.S. Rep. turn this city back around.” “We’re not violence-free,” she Robin Kelly said in South Shore, restaurant. Lau also guided Light- Danny Davis, Ald. Walter Bur- Asked about the pledge and said. “But we are so much better … with her endorsed candidate foot into the B2 Salon, where Yi nett, Ald. Jason Ervin, city treas- what she would need to hear because we hit those streets, we Lightfoot by her side. “We have to Zhang stopped the candidate to urer candidate and state Rep. from Lightfoot after the election, make sure we keep up with those do everything we can do. We have tell her he had “long admired” Melissa Conyears-Ervin and Preckwinkle responded, “I think young people and we partner with to run like we are behind. Don’t her work. The two posed for a Cook County Commissioner the commitment needs to be to the Police Department.” take anything for granted.” photo, with Zhang still wearing a Brandon Johnson joined Preck- work together for the interests of With warmer weather ap- Meanwhile, Preckwinkle’s top smock and his haircut still in winkle and White for what was the people of the city of Chicago.” proaching, Latiker said, her next allies kept encouraging voters to progress. advertised as the weekend’s clos- Asked what she’d want to hear goal is to ensure the youths she ignore talk of endorsements and “When you compare the two ing get-out-the-vote rally. The from Preckwinkle, Lightfoot of- oversees take part in a summer polls, of which there have been candidates, Lori and Toni, Toni event, though, drew just 60 peo- fered a more lighthearted an- basketball league and find sum- few, and focus on turning out in has been president of Cook ple scattered in the sanctuary of swer: “Congratulations, mayor.” mer jobs. big numbers for the Cook County County for many years, and I the People’s Church of the Har- Board president. “It’s not the personally haven’t seen much vest. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] numbers that you see in those difference she’s brought in,” “God is in control of what’s [email protected] Twitter @JeremyGorner polls, it’s the heart of the people Zhang, a 36-year-old consultant going to happen here. You’re Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, April 1, 2019 7

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Biden claims he never acted inappropriately Female politician “Certainly one allegation is not disqualifying, but it accused ex-VP of should be taken seriously,” unwanted advances Senate Minority Whip Richard Durbin, D-Ill., said By Felicia Sonmez on NBC News’ “Meet the The Washington Post Press.” Sen. Bernie Sanders, I- Former Vice President Vt., who is pursuing a 2020 Joe Biden defended himself White House bid as a on Sunday after a Nevada Democrat, said on CBS Democrat accused him of News’ “Face the Nation” unwanted touching and that he had “no reason not kissing in 2014, saying in a to believe” Flores. Asked statement that he does not whether Flores’ account believe he has ever acted was sufficient to prevent inappropriately. Biden from joining the Lucy Flores, a former 2020 race, Sanders said, assemblywoman who was “That’s a decision for the Nevada’s 2014 Democratic vice president to make. I’m nominee for lieutenant gov- not sure that one incident ernor, said Friday in an alone disqualifies anybody.” essay published by The Cut Two other 2020 Demo- that Biden touched and cratic contenders, Sen. kissed her without her con- Elizabeth Warren of Mass- sent before a campaign achusetts and former hous- rally. She said the experi- ing and urban development ence mortified, embar- ETHAN MILLER/GETTY 2014 secretary and San Antonio rassed and confused her. Former Nevada assemblywoman Lucy Flores has accused ex-Vice President Joe Biden of unwanted kissing and touching. Mayor Julián Castro, made Biden is weighing a 2020 similar remarks on Sat- presidential bid. on behalf of women’s rights, that it was wrong,” Flores ior, that kind of intimacy, tion hearing of Supreme urday. On Sunday, he said he pledging to “continue to said in an interview on from someone so powerful. Court Justice Clarence “I believe Lucy Flores. had offered “countless speak out on these vitally CNN’s “State of the Union.” ... So I, frankly, I didn’t even Thomas. And Joe Biden needs to give handshakes, hugs, expres- important issues where Asked whether Biden’s know how to react.” Some have criticized an answer,” Warren told sions of affection, support there is much more prog- behavior should disqualify Over the years, Biden has Biden’s remarks about Hill reporters in Iowa. Asked and comfort” during his ress to be made and crucial him from the presidential been captured in numerous last week at an event in whether Biden should pass years in public life, “and not fights that must be waged race, Flores replied, “For images and videos embrac- New York, where he said he on running in 2020, she once — never — did I and won.” me, it’s disqualifying. I ing, kissing and standing still regretted that he replied, “That’s for Joe Bid- believe I acted inappropri- In an initial statement think it’s up to everybody close to women. Biden him- “couldn’t come up with a en to decide.” ately.” Friday, a Biden spokesman else to make that decision.” self made note of his behav- way to get her the kind of White House counselor “If it is suggested I did so, said that neither the former In her piece in The Cut, ior during a March 16 hearing she deserved.” Kellyanne Conway, mean- I will listen respectfully. But vice president nor his staff Flores said Biden ap- speech in Dover, Del., in As chairman of the Sen- while, argued that Biden it was never my intention,” had “an inkling that Ms. proached her from behind which he referred to him- ate Judiciary Committee, “has a big problem here.” Biden said in a statement. “I Flores had been at any time during the 2014 incident, self as a “tactile politician.” Biden refused to allow testi- “He calls it affection and may not recall these mo- uncomfortable, nor do they placed his hands on her “I always have been, and mony from sexual harass- handshakes. His party calls ments the same way, and I recall what she describes.” shoulders, moved closer to that gets me in trouble as ment experts and addi- it completely inappropri- may be surprised at what I Flores said Sunday that her and planted a “big slow well, because I think I can tional witnesses who could ate,” Conway said on “Fox hear. But we have arrived at Biden’s new statement was kiss” on the back of her feel and taste what is going have supported Hill’s ac- News Sunday.” an important time when an improvement and she is head. She said Sunday that on,” he told the crowd. count. Critics also argue Asked about the allega- women feel they can and glad he is “willing to listen.” his behavior had made her The renewed focus on that he could have done tions of sexual misconduct should relate their experi- But she added it was con- feel “powerless” and “like I Biden’s behavior comes as more to rebuke senators facing President Donald ences, and men should pay cerning that he does not couldn’t move.” he is under increasing pres- who questioned Hill inap- Trump, Conway demurred. attention. And I will.” think he has ever acted “To have the vice presi- sure from women’s rights propriately. “We’ve certainly covered He pointed to his history inappropriately. dent of the United States do groups, prominent African Several Democrats said that during the campaign of hiring “trusted women “Frankly, I think that’s a that to me, so unexpectedly, American leaders and other Sunday that they believed ad infinitum. ... Now (those advisers who challenge me little bit of a disconnect. ... and kind of out of nowhere, supporters of Anita Hill to Flores’ account but stopped accusers) have to really to see different perspec- Of course I want him to it was shocking,” she said acknowledge his personal short of calling on Biden to grapple with what’s going tives than my own.” And he change his behavior, and I on CNN. “You don’t expect responsibility for his han- stay out of the White House on in their own party,” she touted his record of work want him to acknowledge that kind of intimate behav- dling of the 1991 confirma- race. said. Blood cancer therapy shows wider promise against solid tumors By Marilynn for some leukemias and lining. About 150,000 pa- Marchione lymphomas. After being al- tients in the U.S. each year Associated Press tered in the lab, the modi- face this situation. fied immune system cells The modified cells were ATLANTA — A treat- are returned to the patient injected directly into the ment that helps the through an IV, which puts chest where the tumors immune system fight them right where the can- were. deadly blood cancers is cer is — in the blood. A genetic safety switch showing early signs of But that approach was added so a medicine promise against some solid doesn’t work well if the cells could be given to destroy tumors, giving hope that have to travel far through the cells if they caused this approach might be ex- the bloodstream to get to harm. tended to more common tumors in the lung, breast, After the therapy, one cancers in the future. colon, or other places. patient was able to have The treatment, called “Solid tumors are notori- surgery and radiation, and is CAR-T therapy, involves ge- ous for not letting the doing well 20 months later ANNA CARLSTRAND/AP 2017 netically modifying some of immune cells enter,” and with no further treatment. Richard Carlstrand, who underwent immunotherapy treatment for mesothelioma, says he a patient’s own cells to help not enough may make it in Fifteen others were well now has no sign of cancer thanks to the medical breakthrough. them recognize and attack to have an effect, said Dr. enough to start on a drug cancer. Prasad Adusumilli of Me- that boosts the immune a larger study is planned. “From a single blood “These studies are show- Richard Carlstrand of morial Sloan Kettering Can- system in a different way. Sloan Kettering has li- draw we make a large ing there may be a path Long Key, Fla., had it more cer Center in New York. Eleven of the 15 have censed the treatment to amount of the CAR-T cells forward in solid tumors” than a year ago for mesothe- A bigger worry is that the been studied long enough to Atara Biotherapeutics and and then we freeze them” with CAR-T therapies, said lioma, an aggressive cancer proteins on solid tumor report results. Two had may get payments from it, and give them through an Dr. Louis Weiner, director of the lining of the lungs. cells that these therapies signs of cancer disappear as may Adusumilli. IV as needed, said Dr. Shoba of the Georgetown Lom- “We were going into un- target also are found on for about a year, although A second study tested a Navai of Baylor College of bardi Comprehensive Can- known territories” to try normal cells at lower levels, one later relapsed. Six saw different CAR-T therapy in Medicine in Houston. cer Center and one of the this, he said, but now he so the therapy might harm their tumors shrink. Three 10 children and adults with Two of the 10 patients conference leaders. It may shows no sign of cancer and, them, too. saw their cancer worsen. advanced sarcomas — can- had all signs of cancer hold promise for some can- “I couldn’t be happier.” Adusumilli helped de- There were no severe cers that originate in vari- disappear, one for 17 cers of the stomach, breast, Results on his and other sign a new CAR-T to try to side effects although some ous soft tissues or bones. months and the other for colon, lung and other areas, cases were discussed Sun- avoid these problems and patients had temporarily Unlike other CAR-Ts that nearly three years, so far. he said. day at an American Associ- tested it on 19 patients with low blood counts and fa- are usually given just once, Three others had their dis- Cost is a big issue — ation for Cancer Research mesothelioma and two oth- tigue. this one was given multiple ease stabilized. Five wors- current CAR-T therapies conference in Atlanta. ers with lung and breast Grants from the federal times, up to 15 in one ened despite treatment. are around $400,000 but The first CAR-T ther- cancer, respectively, that government and founda- patient’s case, if there were Several foundations and can be made for far less than apies were approved in 2017 had spread to the chest tions paid for the work and signs it was helping. charities paid for the work. that in research centers. Trial to begin for Minneapolis cop in fatal shooting of woman By Amy Forliti ements as jury selection sound and looked over to second-degree manslaugh- such a threat. Noor’s attor- police. Damond’s fiance, Associated Press begins Monday: see that Noor had fired past ter. The most serious neys, though, intend to ar- Don Damond, is also ex- Noor, 33, shot Damond him through the charge, second- gue that he acted reason- pected to testify. He was out MINNEAPOLIS — A after she approached his driver’s side win- degree murder, ably in self-defense. of town on the night Justine Minneapolis police officer police cruiser. Damond, a dow, hitting Da- carries a presump- Susan Gaertner, a former was killed, but he spoke to is set to stand trial for the 40-year-old life coach and mond. tive sentence of Minnesota prosecutor now her by phone while she was fatal shooting of an un- dual Australian-American Noor refused to more than 25 years in private practice who has waiting for the police. armed Australian woman citizen, had called 911 to talk to investiga- in prison. no connection to the case, Noor’s attorneys haven’t who had called 911 to report report a possible assault. tors. He was fired Minnesota law said it’s difficult to prove said whether he will testify. a possible sexual assault Officer Matthew Harrity after he was allows police offi- that an officer acted unrea- If he does, prosecutors may happening in the alley be- was driving that night and charged but is ap- cers to use deadly sonably when making a be able to introduce some hind her home. Mohamed told investigators he heard a pealing his termi- force to protect split-second decision. evidence that the defense Noor, who was fired after voice and a thump and nation. Noor themselves or “These are tough, tough wanted to keep out of the the July 2017 shooting, is caught a glimpse of some- Noor, who is So- their partners cases,” she said. state’s case, including that charged with murder in the one outside his window. mali American, was from death or great bodily Noor’s partner is ex- he refused to speak to inves- death of Justine Ruszczyk Harrity said he was startled charged with second-de- harm, however prosecutors pected to testify, along with tigators. Damond. and thought his life was in gree intentional murder, have said there was no several experts on forensics The trial is expected to Here are some key el- danger. He said he heard a third-degree murder and evidence that Noor faced and the use of force by last for weeks. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, April 1, 2019 9

OLIVIER DOULIERY/TNS, FROM LEFT, WASHINGTON POST AND MANUEL BALCE CENETA/AP White House counselo Kellyanne Conway, Acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney and Sen. GENYA SAVILOV/GETTY-AFP Tom Barrasso, R-Wyo., all said on Sunday talk shows that a Republican plan to replace Comedian and presidential hopeful Volodymyr Zelenskiy appealed to dissatisfied voters. Obamacare is in the works. GOP says it’s ‘working on Exit poll: Comedian leads in 1st round of Ukraine election a plan’ to replace Obamacare By Yuras Karmanau opinion organization. votes. Associated Press Poroshenko tallied with Like the popular charac- By Felicia Sonmez years,” Conway said. “So, the Trump administration 17.8 percent support and ter he plays, Zelenskiy, 41, The Washington Post give us a chance. ... We are does, in fact, support pro- KIEV, Ukraine — A co- Tymoshenko had 14.2 per- made corruption a focus of working on a plan at the tections for those with pre- median with no political cent, it said. The poll his candidacy. He proposed White House counselor White House.” existing conditions. experience was the top claimed a margin of error of a lifetime ban on holding Kellyanne Conway main- Despite Conway’s as- “The debate about pre- vote-getter in Ukraine’s 2.5 percentage points. public office for anyone tained Sunday that Repub- sertions, Republicans don’t existing conditions is over,” presidential election on The top two candidates convicted of graft. licans are “working on a intend to craft a new health Mulvaney said on ABC Sunday, an exit poll predic- will face off in presidential “A new life, a normal life plan” for replacing the Af- care plan, fearing the po- News’ “This Week.” “Both ted, but said he fell well runoff April 21. Final re- is starting,” Zelenskiy said fordable Care Act, days tential political damage parties support them, and short of the absolute major- sults in Sunday’s first round after casting his ballot in after President Donald that such a proposal could anyone telling you anything ity needed to win outright are expected to be an- Kiev. “A life without cor- Trump surprised members cause in 2020, numerous different is lying to you for in the first round. nounced Monday morning. ruption, without bribes.” on both sides of the aisle GOP lawmakers, legislative political gain. Pre-existing The poll said incumbent “Zelenskiy has shown us His lack of political ex- when he declared that the staffers and administration conditions are going to be President Petro on the screen what a real perience helped his popu- Republican Party “will aides told The Washington covered. The debate be- Poroshenko was in a distant president should be like,” larity with voters amid soon be known as the party Post. comes, how do you best do second place, closely fol- said voter Tatiana broad disillusionment with of health care.” Senate Republicans, it?” lowed by former Prime Zinchenko, 30, who cast the country’s political elite. In an appearance on who were caught off guard In an appearance on Minister Yulia Ty- her ballot for the comedian. Poroshenko, 53, a con- “Fox News Sunday,” Con- by Trump’s rapid shift to NBC News’ “Meet the moshenko. “He showed what the state fectionery tycoon when he way told host Chris Wal- focus on health care last Press,” Sen. John Barrasso, The election was shad- leader should aspire for — was elected five years ago, lace, “The Republican plan week, have said the White R-Wyo., also fielded ques- owed by allegations of fight corruption by deeds, pushed successfully for the is manifold.” But she did House would need to make tions. widespread vote buying. not words, help the poor, Ukrainian Orthodox not provide specifics, in- the first move by putting “Should the American Police said they had re- control the oligarchs.” Church to be recognized as stead going on to attack forward its own proposal. people expect an actual ceived more than 1,600 Campaign issues in the self-standing rather than a Democrats over the “Medi- But administration officials health care plan alternative complaints of violations on country of 42 million in- branch of the Russian care for All” proposal that told The Post that nothing from the Republican Party voting day alone in addition cluded Ukraine’s endemic church. some in their party have firm is in the works. this year?” host Chuck to hundreds of earlier vot- corruption, its struggling However, he saw ap- embraced. In a court filing last Todd asked. ing fraud claims, including economy and a seemingly proval of his governing sink Asked by Wallace about month, the Justice Depart- Barrasso did not answer bribery attempts and re- intractable conflict with amid Ukraine’s economic criticism that there is cur- ment argued that the Af- directly, saying only that moving ballots from polling Russia-backed separatists woes and a sharp plunge in rently no GOP plan, Con- fordable Care Act, also Americans “should expect places. in eastern Ukraine that has living standards. way pushed back. known as Obamacare, to not have to be burdened Volodymyr Zelenskiy, killed 13,000 people since Ukraine’s former prime “There is a plan,” she should be thrown out in its with the incredible costs who stars in a TV sitcom 2014. minister, Tymoshenko, said. “We’ve been working entirety, including provi- that are affecting them now about a teacher who be- Concern about the elec- shaped her message on a plan for a long time. sions protecting millions of as a result of the health care comes president after a tion’s legitimacy have around the economic dis- And we hope that Congress Americans who have pre- law.” video of him denouncing spiked in recent days after tress of millions in the would come along.” existing health conditions After Todd continued to corruption goes viral, led Ukraine’s interior minister country. “Right, nine years, but and allowing young adults press him, Barrasso replied, the field of 39 candidates said his department was “Ukraine has sunk into you’ve never actually come to stay on their parents’ “I’ve been working on a with 30.4 percent of the “showered” with hundreds poverty and corruption up with a whole plan,” health-care plans. plan since the day I got to vote, according to an exit of claims that supporters of during the last five years, Wallace responded. Acting White House the Senate.” poll by the Kiev Interna- Poroshenko and Ty- but every Ukrainian can “Well, Donald Trump chief of staff Mick Mul- “Twelve years now,” tional Institute of Sociology moshenko had offered put an end to it now,” she has been president for two vaney argued Sunday that Todd responded. and the Razumkov public money in exchange for said after voting Sunday.

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NEWS BRIEFING Arab League Staff and news services rejects Trump declaration on Fire burns thousands of acres Golan Heights in N.J.’s Pine Barrens forest TUNIS, Tunisia — The Arab League rejected the CHATSWORTH, N.J. Sunday afternoon the U.S. recognition of Israeli — Authorities say fire blaze had grown to 10,000 control over the Golan whipped by high winds acres with about 75 per- Heights and other Trump has spread over thousands cent containment. Offi- administration policies of acres of state land in cials said smoke was vis- seen as unfairly biased New Jersey’s Pine Bar- ible from as far as Free- toward Israel at an annual rens, a forested area of hold, about 40 miles away. summit on Sunday, show- coastal plain that stretches Hajna says a portion of casing unity on one of the more than 1 million acres. Route 72, the main road few issues that unites the State environmental across the Pinelands, has regional bloc. protection department of- been closed. No homes or Arab leaders also re- ficials say the blaze was businesses are endan- iterated their commit- reported Saturday after- gered and no injuries or ment to resolving the con- noon in Penn State Forest evacuations have been re- NELSON ALMEIDA/GETTY-AFP flict based on the Arab in Woodland Township. ported. The cause of the Brazil protest: People holding pictures of those killed or missing during the 1964-1985 Peace Initiative of 2002, in Department spokes- blaze is under investiga- dictatorship demonstrate Sunday on the 55th anniversary of the military coup, at Ibira- which they would recog- man Larry Hajna said tion. puera Park in Sao Paulo. nize Israel in return for a full withdrawal from the Golan Heights as well as east Jerusalem and the Israel-Hamas cease-fire holds; West Bank, lands occu- N.Y. bans single-use plastic pied in the 1967 war. fishing, other restrictions lifted This year’s Arab League summit, held in Tunisia, JERUSALEM — A rupted by Palestinian bags; to OK tolls in Manhattan comes against a grim back- cease fire appeared to take rocket attacks and Israeli drop of ongoing wars in hold between Israel and military reprisals. The vi- ALBANY, N.Y. — New 2020 state fiscal year is due earlier last week but not Syria and Yemen, rival Gaza’s Hamas rulers on olence has heightened York’s Democratic-con- to be in place. officially announced until authorities in Libya and a Sunday, with Israel ex- tensions just over a week trolled Legislature on Sun- Other agreements in the Sunday, most single-use lingering boycott of Qatar panding the permitted before Israeli elections. day passed a statewide ban budget include the closure plastic bags provided by by four fellow League fishing zone and easing In a sign that Egyptian on single-use plastic bags of up to three yet-to-be- supermarkets and other members. some tight restrictions on efforts have made prog- and planned to approve determined state prisons, stores will be banned state- movement through its two ress, the Gaza fishermen’s tolls for driving into the eliminating cash bail for wide starting March 1, main crossings with the committee said Israel busiest sections of Manhat- misdemeanor and nonvio- 2020. Individual counties Palestinian enclave. would be extending the tan starting in 2021 as part lent felony arrests, a perma- will have the option of Boeing-FAA: U.S. Sen. Egyptian mediators permitted fishing zone of a $175.5 billion state nent, annual 2 percent cap charging 5 cents for paper Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., have worked in recent along the coast to a maxi- budget agreement worked on local property taxes, and bags, with 2 cents going to wants Boeing removed days to broker a cease-fire mum of 15 nautical miles, out with Gov. Andrew Cuo- another $1 billion for public local governments and 3 from a Federal Aviation agreement, but talks have up from the previous limit mo. education. cents to the state’s Environ- Administration rule-mak- been repeatedly inter- of 9 nautical miles. The Assembly and Sen- “This budget is probably mental Protection Fund. ing committee as investi- ate passed the plastic bag the strongest progressive New York would be just gations deepen into both ban legislation Sunday statement that we’ve the third state with a state- the company and regula- afternoon to start what was made,” Cuomo told report- wide ban. California’s ban tor’s role in two deadline expected to be an all-day ers Sunday. “If you have big has been in place since airline crashes. Ken Gibson, 1st black mayor of session that could spill into problems, it calls for big 2016. All of Hawaii’s coun- The leading Senate major Northeast city, dies at 86 early Monday, when the solutions.” ties ban plastic bags but it’s Democrat said Sunday spending plan for the 2019- In an agreement reached not a state-mandated ban. that Boeing should be sus- NEWARK, N.J. — Ken somebody, then that’s pended from the Aviation Gibson, who became the what you should do,” his Rulemaking Advisory first black mayor of a wife, Camille Gibson, told Committee, which makes major Northeast city NJ Advance Media. Heavy rainstorm leaves 25 dead in southern Nepal recommendations on air- when he ascended to Elected three summers line industry regulations. power in riot-torn Newark after the devastating 1967 KATHMANDU, Nepal He said security forces had hit many villages in the He also wants the mem- almost five decades ago, riots, Gibson is credited — A rainstorm swept have been alerted. Rescue Bara district, located about bership and activities of died. He was 86. with stabilizing the city’s through southern Nepal on and helicopters with night- 75 miles south of the capi- the committee to be made NJ.com reported that finances. Sunday, leaving at least 25 vision capabilities were tal, Kathmandu. public and suggested fur- Gibson, who died Friday, “He gets a lot of credit people dead and hundreds waiting for the weather to He said police and army ther reforms to the com- served as the city’s mayor for holding things to- more injured, officials said. clear to help bring the rescuers fanned around the mittee. from 1970 to 1986, helping gether when things could Nepal’s Prime Minister injured from the villages. district trying to reach the Congress is looking establish a foundation for have easily fallen apart,” Khadga Prasad Oli in a Government administra- villages, but rescue efforts closely at the relationship black political power. said the late Bob Curvin, Twitter message said he tor Rajesh Poudel said the were difficult. Roads in between Boeing and the “He always thought who spearheaded Gib- received a report of the number of deaths would many villages were impass- FAA after two recent that if you could help son’s 1970 campaign. casualties and 400 injured. likely increase as the storm able. deadly crashes.

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EDITORIALS Chicago’s election: ‘If you don’t vote, you lose the right to complain’ As Tuesday’s runoff voting for mayoral, Yet on Feb. 26, the first chance Chi- will always get their voters out. They have chart a different course for the next City aldermanic and treasurer posts ap- cagoans had to begin choosing the next well-oiled strategies for mobilizing their Council. Unhappy with how your alder- proaches, we invoke the nation’s third city officials to address those problems constituents. Let’s say you don’t count man has been tending to your community? president, Thomas Jefferson: and many more, an anemic 35 percent of yourself in those camps. Let’s say you back Now’s the time to do something about it. “We do not have government by the voters took time to participate — to exer- our choice for mayor, former federal pros- majority. We have government by the ma- cise not just their right to vote, but their ecutor Lori Lightfoot. Unlike her oppo- Grousing about politicians is a time- jority who participate.” responsibility to vote. That’s just a hair nent, Cook County Board President Toni honored pastime for Chicagoans. But above the turnout in the first-round mu- Preckwinkle, Lightfoot isn’t the pick of the those complaints don’t mean much if, nicipal election in 2015 (34 percent), and powerful Chicago Teachers Union and the when citizens have the chance to change Chicago’s a magnificent, knock-your- far worse than the first round in 2011 (42 Service Employees International Union. City Hall, they punt. Comedian George socks-off city, but it has entrenched prob- percent), when Mayor Rahm Emanuel So your absence from the polls Tuesday Carlin put it this way: “If you don’t vote, lems that hold it back, that keep it from ascended to office. Glaringly absent from might become something you regret you lose the right to complain.” shining brighter. Pension debt menaces the Feb. 26 election were younger voters — Wednesday. Disengage at your own peril. The stewardship of Chicago isn’t just in City Hall’s financial future. Gun violence only 3.5 percent of votes cast came from In the 15 aldermanic runoffs, reasons the hands of the mayor, or council. It’s in holds whole neighborhoods hostage. Cor- voters younger than 25, the Tribune re- abound for voters to turn out. Hot-button our hands. On Tuesday, show that you take ruption corrodes trust in government — ported. issues like affordable housing, gentrifica- that responsibility seriously. To those the “Chicago Way” continues to have That scale of apathy won’t do, Chicago. tion, disinvestment and violent crime voters who took part Feb. 26 and who’ll do real-time relevance to the way this city Here’s what can happen if all of us don’t thread through those races. In several so again Tuesday, thank you. To those still works. perform better on Tuesday. The public cases, they pit longtime incumbents swaddled in apathy: Heed Thomas Jeffer- So much is at stake Tuesday. employee unions and machine candidates against energetic newcomers braced to son. Vote. Participate.

Repurposing CPS schools: There’s life after closings

Rahm Emanuel had been York Times recently reported. mayor for two years when, in “This is a center where a lot of 2013, he announced the closure beams of hope are getting shot of nearly 50 elementary out,” E. Bernard Jennings, the schools saddled with shrinking business association’s execu- enrollment. A tsunami-scale tive director, told the paper. backlash followed. CPS’ experience shows that Parents complained they repurposing a building doesn’t were losing the bonds they and require mirroring the previous their children had created with use — a lesson applicable to their schools’ teachers, princi- other buildings that go empty. pals and other students. Many Earlier this year, we wrote families living amid gang vi- about the voids when Target olence worried their children left its locations in Chatham would have to cross gang turf and Morgan Park. Yes, South lines to get to their new Siders would welcome another schools. The Chicago Teachers retailer. But if that’s not feasi- Union called the move “a real ble, it’s incumbent on local horror for people.” aldermen to find other uses for those buildings — other uses What would have been scar- that will seed a ripple effect of ier? This: keeping half-empty development in those neigh- schools open for a dwindling borhoods. roster of students, and pouring taxpayer dollars into those With CPS enrollment drop- schools when that money JOSE M. OSORIO/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2016 ping fast, Emanuel’s suc- could improve schoolkids’ Workers install fencing in front of the closed Stewart Elementary, which was converted into housing. cessor has to consolidate and education elsewhere. close schools. The sooner that The mayor and the Chicago Chicago Public Schools was to been sold run the gamut — job practical recipe for revival. happens, the sooner scarce Board of Education were right repurpose the shuttered training centers, youth sports Success stories include the resources can be diverted from to shut those schools. And if, as schools, and restore their role hubs, affordable housing, after- resurrection of the 55-acre half-empty buildings. projected, CPS’ enrollment as neighborhood hubs. school and mentoring pro- complex of buildings in North Chicagoans rightly worry slide continues, either Lori We’ve reviewed the latest grams, and more. CPS appears Lawndale that once served as that the longer they remain Lightfoot or Toni Preckwinkle breakdown on what CPS has to be on track getting these Sears’ original headquarters. unused, the more damage they would be right to shutter more done with the 49 school build- buildings on the tax rolls, and Today, many of those buildings do to the communities that of Chicago’s sparsely attended, ings closed in 2013. The upshot: ensuring that they should and serve as affordable housing, a surround them. But flip that underperforming schools with 37 have either been repurposed can have productive new lives charter school, a community coin over: The next mayor can bare-bones course offerings. for another use, sold for repur- is generally accepted by sur- center and office space for point to success stories in CPS’ latest forecast predicts a posing, are awaiting a closing of rounding communities. That community nonprofits. buildings Emanuel closed. continuing enrollment drop of a sale or have been transferred said, it’s possible that the best One of those buildings, the That is, success stories where, 21,000 students in the next to another government agency solution for an old and ex- 14-story Nichols Tower, now when the closings came down three years. for a different use. Twelve hausted building is to raze it houses a branch of the School in 2013, many neighborhoods We understand that schools buildings have yet to be sold or and entice someone to erect a of the Art Institute of Chicago, saw only doom. serve as anchors for communi- repurposed. new and productive structure. a program that trains ex-con- ties. Closing them erases a When it comes to disinvest- victs to become beekeepers and But look around Chicago. piece of a neighborhood’s iden- New or planned uses for ment on the South and West the Lawndale Business Renais- There’s life after school tity. Job One for Emanuel and shuttered schools that have sides, repurposing is often the sance Association, The New closings.

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WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING EDITORIAL CARTOON

By indulging Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in his quest for permanent Isra- eli control over the West Bank, President Donald Trump, the Congress and the Israel lobby are going to create a situation where- by the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank will eventually collapse. The Palestinians there will then say to Israel, as some already have, that they want Israeli citizenship. Israel will then find itself ruling over 2.5 million Palestinians with the choice of ei- ther sharing power with them on the basis of equality or systematically denying it to them. When that happens, the debate over what Israel should do will rip apart every syna- gogue, Jewish Federation and Jewish insti- tution in America — including AIPAC. As long as there was a credible two-state solution on the table, that debate was muted. But once that option is gone, all hell will break loose in the Jewish world and between progressives and Israel’s support- ers on every U.S. college campus. It’s already started. Thomas Friedman, The New York Times

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NANCY STONE/CHICAGO TRIBUNE 2017 City Clerk Anna Valencia will be key to helping the new mayor implement Chicago’s New Deal for All Women and Girls. What 1st female African-American mayor of Chicago can do for girls and women

By Sunny Fischer and maintain safety and security. A 5. Unpredictable and unstable new report on gender and poverty work schedules make it difficult — Chicago will make history this week with the election of the city’s first Afri- from the Heartland Alliance found if not impossible — for working moth- can-American woman as mayor. After the celebration ends, either Lori Lightfoot that half of survivors seeking services ers to pay the bills, to schedule child or Toni Preckwinkle will begin the work of building a Chicago that works for all in Chicago were not employed and 44 care, classes or a second job, or to care of us. percent had monthly incomes below for themselves and their family. We At the Chicago Foundation for Women, we know that when you invest in $500. Economic security is critical to a urge the next mayor and City Council women and girls, whole communities and our entire region are made stronger, survivor’s ability to achieve safety. to support the Fair Workweek Ordi- safer, healthier and more prosperous. As she sets her agenda, we encourage the Over 90 percent of women experi- nance to ensure employees are given new mayor to utilize a gender lens to address the implications of any policy on encing homelessness are survivors of sufficient notice of their work sched- women and girls of every race and ethnicity, gender expression, citizenship abuse. Increased investment in short- ule and protections against the unex- status, faith and ability level. And we urge her to act decisively on these pri- and long-term housing, financial sup- pected loss of scheduled hours and orities for women and girls: ports and job training, as well as income. trauma-informed mental health serv- We must increase the supply of ices can help survivors heal and re- affordable child care across the city, 1. Work with City Clerk Anna Valen- in new construction projects in the build their lives after an abusive rela- for the nearly 1 in 3 households in cia on the implementation of Chi- near future. The trades offer a growing tionship. Chicago headed by women and for cago’s New Deal for All Women and path to a middle-class income and families in child care deserts without a Girls, recommendations developed by benefits without a college degree, but 4. Make Chicago the best place for single licensed child care provider. a working group of nonprofit, philan- women hold only 3 percent of Illinois’ women to work by instituting a uni- Expanding early childhood education thropic and civic leaders and girls roughly 220,000 construction jobs. versal minimum wage, guaranteeing and preschool would provide a public from across the city. The recom- fair scheduling and increasing access option for working families. mendations include making Chicago 3. Reducing violence in our com- to affordable child care. According to A generation of Chicago’s girls will Public Schools a model for compre- munities must be a top priority, and CFW grantee Women Employed, 59 come of age in a city led by an African- hensive health and sex education; this includes the violence facing wom- percent of minimum wage workers American woman. This must go be- improving sexual assault evidence en and girls. According to the Chicago are women. Chicago has made strides yond the symbolic to a specific com- collection practices; supporting fair Police Department, there are 1,673 by improving access to paid sick leave mitment to improving the lives of and predictable scheduling; and a reported incidents of domestic vi- for working parents, but women are women and girls, and building a safe, citywide Girls Summit. olence per 100,000 women in Chicago. disproportionately among workers just and healthy Chicago for all. Chi- The Department of Justice estimates earning below a living wage. Many are cago’s community of women, girls and 2. The city can create more good- that this accounts for just over half of tipped workers legally paid a sub- partners stand ready to work with the paying opportunities for trades- the true number of incidents. This minimum wage of $6.25, relying on next mayor to make Chicago the best women by increasing its commitment seemingly private violence is often a tips to make up the difference. In place in the country for women and to hiring diverse women, investing in precursor to more public violence. In addition to economic insecurity, this girls. trades education, and encouraging a addition to better preparing officers to leaves women vulnerable to sexual commitment to hiring diverse women respond to violence against women in harassment — one explanation for Sunny Fischer is a co-founder and for new development projects and city all forms, from interpersonal to hu- why the restaurant industry reports current interim president and chief contracts. Chicago Women in Trades man trafficking, we must invest in sexual harassment at rates five times executive officer of the Chicago Foun- estimates Chicago will see $40 billion supports that help survivors achieve higher than the general workforce. dation for Women.

Media owe no apology to Trump or anyone else for covering Mueller investigation

The charge was leveled, not surprisingly, by Trump, who tweeted that “The Fake News Media has lost tremendous credibil- ity.” He was echoed by his spokeswoman, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, who said, “... the Leonard Pitts liberal media owe the president and they owe the American people an apology.” Apparently, I am supposed to be embar- He was also echoed by his puppy, Sean rassed now. Hannity, who promised to “hold the cor- That, at least, is my interpretation of a rupt media accountable for years of mis- few strange tweets and emails that have leading the American people!” come my way in the week since Attorney If all of that was predictable, many of us General William Barr issued his summary were surprised to hear Matt Taibbi, a libe- of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report ral journalist who has been no friend to the MARK WILSON/GETTY on Donald Trump. One individual wrote: “I Trump regime, join the chorus, calling this President Donald Trump led the charge that the Mueller report has discredited the media. noticed that you’ve released your bite on “a death blow for the reputation of the Trump’s ankle now that Mueller couldn’t American news media.” power interfered in a U.S. election to bene- page summary of a 300-plus-page report recommend and (sic) indictment.” Anoth- Beg pardon, but: Huh? What in the fit one candidate; B) that candidate publi- claiming Mueller found no evidence of er, apparently unable to rise to that level of sainted name of Walter Cronkite is he cly implores the hostile power for help; C) collusion? No. If — and it’s a big if — that verbal sophistication, simply sent a bunch talking about? his campaign is found to have met with proves true, so be it. of LOLs. I know media failure. I’ve seen media agents of that power; D) the candidate But if it doesn’t — or if any of the dozen- The funny thing is, I’ve actually written failure. Uncritically swallowing false weap- dictates a lie to explain away the meeting; plus other investigations still swirling very little about the probe into Trump’s ties ons of mass destruction claims, that was E) the FBI is concerned enough to open a about Trump produces superfluous evi- with Russia — and certainly nothing long- failure. Giving candidate Trump free air- counterintelligence probe, that news me- dence of his malfeasance — thank God for a ing for or anticipating its outcome. But the time, that was failure. This was not. dia should not investigate as aggressively as free and mostly fearless news media to attempt of a few facts-challenged Trump Yes, the coverage produced a few ill- possible? report on it. That is our sacred charge and, fans — a tautology, I know — to taunt me considered chyrons and headlines. Most The Great Chicago Fire of 1871 didn’t yes, there have been times we failed to live over Mueller’s reported inability to prove coverage does. And yes, too, the constant produce that much smoke. Failure to inves- up to it. Trump or his campaign colluded with the cable news drumbeat of turning points that tigate would have been journalistic mal- This, however, is not one of them. Russians in the 2016 election is just part of didn’t turn and breaking points that didn’t practice. a larger narrative that has emerged in the break grew numbing. Yet reporters are expected to hang their Tribune Content Agency past few days. It holds that journalism laid But let’s get real. Would anyone really heads now because an attorney general an egg here, producing an epic fail that will argue that in a situation where: A) Ameri- whose skepticism about the Mueller probe Leonard Pitts is a columnist for the Miami haunt it for years. can intelligence reports a hostile foreign is a matter of public record issues a four- Herald. Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, April 1, 2019 15 PERSPECTIVE

The 2020 presidential candidates are drawing VOICE OF THE PEOPLE Idea for new Obama from a bottomless reservoir of hellscape hyperbole center site The South Shore Cultural Center By Matt Welch urgency of now” — calls to action that behalf.” provides the perfectly exquisite location need immediate attention — usually in the And if early response to the Mueller to honor President Barack Obama and From his opening campaign declara- form of voting for the politician sounding report summary is any guide, don’t expect to embody his community development tion that “the American Dream is dead,” the alarm. Republicans heading into the much left-of-center walk-back from the philosophies. The 65-acre lakefront to his creatively capitalized warning just 2016 election breathed a manic new ener- past two years of increasingly conspirato- park extends between U.S. 41 on the last month that “without strong Borders gy into the tradition, beginning with rial speculation about Trump/Russia. west and the lake on the east and we don’t have a Country,” Donald Trump Trump’s first rant about Mexican “rap- Heading into 2020, we should expect stretches north to south from 67th to has proved again and again that an apoca- ists,” which set off a bidding war to see more and louder howling into the wind, 71st streets. lyptic style works in contemporary who could bring the most crazy to the visa even from the most professionally upbeat Although adjacent to Jackson Park, American politics. policy debate. (My favorite came from 2020 Democrats. this lakefront acreage was never in- The president’s 2020 challengers, alas, first-generation Indian-American Bobby “Society does not value work anymore,” tended to be included in the 1909 Burn- have followed Trump’s lead. Jindal: “Immigration without assimilation Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J., warned recently ham Plan, sponsored by the Commer- “We are at an inflection point in the is an invasion.”) in South Carolina. “We have a real crisis in cial Club. Several club members, includ- history of our world,” Sen. Kamala Harris, With his bottomless reservoir of this country over financial stability.” ing Marshall Field and A. Montgomery D-Calif., pronounced when kicking off hellscape hyperbole, Trump demon- Even Beto O’Rourke, in between coun- Ward (with knowledge of the Burnham her candidacy in January. “We are here strated daily that the apocalyptic style was tertop jumps and motivational rah-rah, is Plan dimensions), purchased this because the American Dream and our a ticket in alienated America for leapfrog- accessing the dark side. “The civil war in breathtaking lakefront site that became American democracy are under attack ging more staid establishment politicians. Syria, the wildfires in California — we the South Shore Country Club. For over and on the line like never before.” Those conservative intellectuals who literally are making it happen,” the tooth- 50 years, this privately owned club was Voters in the 1864 primaries might have didn’t leap off the Trump train learned by some Texan said recently in New Hamp- white and Protestant only, aggressively begged to differ, but that’s not stopping the time of his nomination to love the shire. “And unless we act in the next 12 discriminating against all others. It was the presidential primary field from serial hyperbole, including most notably in the years ... there will be a hell visited upon the playground of the white rich. declarations of catastrophe. Claremont Review of Books’ “Flight 93 our kids and grandkids and the genera- In the ’60s, the South Shore commu- “Today, millions and millions and mil- Election.” That article, written under a tions that follow.” nity experienced dramatic white flight, lions of American families are struggling pseudonym by Michael Anton, who later Why do people talk like this? Because it and the private club soon closed. The to survive in a system that has been rigged joined and then left the Trump adminis- speaks to our species. Humans are hard- property was purchased by the Chicago by the wealthy and the well-connected,” tration, analogized a Hillary Clinton presi- wired to believe that the sky will fall, no Park District, and soon after, the South Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., said in dency to a plane hijacked by suicidal ter- matter how much cleaner, healthier and Shore Country Club was designated a February when announcing her presi- rorists. “Charge the cockpit or you die,” richer our environs become over time. Chicago landmark and listed on the dential bid. “Millions of families can Anton counseled. “You may die anyway. ... Our evolutionary parents and grand- National Register of Historic Places. barely breathe.” (But) if you don’t try, death is certain.” parents, after all, survived precisely be- Almost five decades after the Park Dis- Imagine the tracheal stress if unem- Since every winning strategy in Ameri- cause they suspected that that rattle in the trict’s acquisition, South Shore’s neigh- ployment were above 4 percent! ca’s two-party political system ends up bushes might well be a saber-tooth tiger. borhoods remain increasingly disin- Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., has been being copied by the losing side, the Demo- The moral, though, of “The Boy Who vested with little economic or commer- hurling paranoiac thunderbolts at the crats’ march toward a paranoid dystopia Cried Wolf” is not that there is no wolf, cial development. South Shore’s beauti- “oligarchy” for as long as he’s been in should not surprise. but rather that warnings should be saved ful housing is vastly underappreciated politics. “We have created a system which House Intelligence Committee Chair- for when the beast actually arrives. The and underutilized. is basically out of control,” he lamented in man Adam Schiff, D-Calif., has been am- president’s apocalyptic fantasia is disrep- The South Shore Cultural Center February to CBS’ John Dickerson, which ply rewarded in the media ecosystem for utable on its face, and leads to bad poli- must continue to operate free and open is why “Now it’s time to complete that making casual suggestions that the presi- cies. Democrats should resist the tempta- to the public with the historic archi- revolution.” dent of the United States is working for tion to emulate what they despise. tecture, the beach and picnic area, as We have grown accustomed to politi- another team. Fellow committee member well as the nature preserve and wildlife cians of both parties, especially those not Eric Swalwell, D-Calif., told Vanity Fair in Tribune Content Agency center. The remaining site could easily in power, drastically overselling what January that “over the last six months, accommodate the most currently con- Barack Obama (channeling Martin Luther there has only been more evidence that Matt Welch is editor-at-large at Reason ceived plans for the Barack Obama King Jr.) was fond of calling the “fierce the president has been acting on Russia’s magazine. Presidential Center and its parking needs. We can now recognize the ex- traordinary crown this exquisite loca- tion could become! The South Shore community has always known that this parcel has a higher purpose! — R. Susan Motley, Chicago Segregation hurts Chicago Chicago is stuck in the rut of residen- tial segregation. There is no discussion of the issue. Whites are jammed along the lakefront and in far northwest and southwest neighborhoods with blacks and Latinos confined in between. Dec- ade after decade, residential segregation in Chicago is accepted as the way things are and always will be. There are multibillion-dollar plans to develop Lincoln Yards in Lincoln Park and Bucktown and the site west of Sol- dier Field and McCormick Place. In- tended or not, these will perpetuate the pattern. Now that Chicago’s suburbs are welcoming to all, based not on the color of skin but the content of character, black Chicagoans are fleeing the city in record numbers. Where is thought given, where are plans made, to deal with the emptying out of neighbor- hoods like Austin, which has lost 25,000 residents since its heyday not so long ago as the city’s most populous neigh- borhood? — Joe English, Chicago Fight against AIDS needs U.S. cash At the height of the AIDS crisis nearly two decades ago, the world came together to fight back, creating the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculo- sis and Malaria. This international SCOTT THRELKELD/AP partnership has helped save 27 million A statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee is removed from Lee Circle in New Orleans in May 2017. lives since 2002. This is stunning prog- ress, but we cannot claim victory yet. HIV and tuberculosis treatments A college lecture on Confederate statues made aren’t reaching everyone who needs them, and progress on tackling malaria has stalled. Since the beginning, the U.S. me realize I’m squelching free speech on campus has played a leading role in the Global Fund, providing a full one-third of its By Kevin Weis ments should be taken down. One person, them their thoughts on taking down the financial resources. That must continue. a retired English professor, suggested monuments, and many agreed that some, I urge our members of Congress and I am the problem with free speech on some caution. Her voice, though, was the such as a Nathan Bedford Forrest statue, President Donald Trump to continue college campus. At the very least, I don’t lone pushback against the many mono- should be uninstalled. A couple of stu- strong support for the Global Fund by help. President Donald Trump took action logues that came from some of my most dents, however, argued that all of the recommitting to provide at least one- earlier this month to deal with what he notably far-left peers. monuments should be preserved in some third of the total $14 billion needed to sees as an assault on conservative voices. At one point, the professor rhetorically capacity, such as in museums, perhaps. step up the fight, save more lives and The squelching of diverse viewpoints and asked the crowd, “If we start taking down The consensus was to leave the monu- move us closer to ending these diseases. the disinvitation of conservatives to col- Confederate memorials for promoting ments to the nameless soldiers alone. The — Russ Ziegler, Downers Grove lege campuses is a well-documented slavery, do we also take down the Wash- notoriety of someone like Gen. Robert E. trend that has led to an increasingly fer- ington Monument and the Jefferson Me- Lee made the hypothetical decision- Let’s focus on important vent left and fewer conservative and mod- morial?” One voice from the crowd said making more challenging. erate students who are willing to speak. yes. A couple of heads nodded in agree- I then asked everyone’s observations issues While this problem largely correlates ment. Eventually, the professor asked, about who spoke up at the lecture. Each For weeks now the media in Chi- with a persistent rise in the number of what about the monuments to nameless person noted it was the classmates we cagoland and nationally have been liberal professors, I would argue that Confederate soldiers erected for the fam- know to hold views furthest to the left. No fixated on the Jussie Smollett case. I for much of the blame falls squarely on the ilies who lost loved ones? The collective one really thought that was unusual, as one am puzzled why, morning and shoulders of my peers and me. voice said: Yes, take them down. those students express their thoughts night, in the Tribune and on local and The day before Trump signed an exe- I sat there considering whether to raise most often in class. national TV, we’re inundated with news cutive order that threatens to withdraw an objection just to counter the sound of It was then I realized: I am part of the surrounding a TV actor who is or isn’t federal funding from universities that the echo chamber. But I did no such thing. problem. I could have spoken up during guilty of a hate crime hoax? block conservative views, my history class I was sitting behind a student whose the lecture, but I chose not to. I let the With so many pressing concerns that was directed to attend a presentation on opinion I had consulted previously be- more radical voices rule the day, uncon- confront us as a community and nation, Confederate monuments. It was my sec- cause I knew it was conservative. He tested. this is certainly not one of them! ond time attending it, so I knew what to believed the monuments should stay up Combating that situation does not — Mark Agin, Gurnee expect from the discussion. I even took and be used as a learning tool. Yet, he also require an executive order. It requires the time to prepare answers from both remained silent. The other students in my those of us who are aware of the problem conservative and liberal perspectives. The section remained quiet, too, though I to speak up and challenge ideas with For online exclusive letters go to www. professor prefaced his presentation by knew many of them to be liberal-minded, better ideas. chicagotribune.com/letters. Send letters stating that he was going to involve the 75 so perhaps they were silently agreeing That is what it means to have free by email to [email protected] or so students in his talk. The most signifi- with the outspoken leftists in the room. speech. or to Voice of the People, Chicago cant question would be: Should the monu- The next day, the day Trump signed the Tribune, 160 N. Stetson Ave., Third Floor, ments come down? executive order, I met with members of Kevin Weis is an undergraduate majoring Chicago, IL 60601. Include your name, None to my surprise, overwhelmingly the history club I participate in, all of in history and secondary education at address and phone number. students in the auditorium said the monu- whom had attended the lecture. I asked Aurora University. 16 Chicago Tribune | Section 1 | Monday, April 1, 2019 Monday, April 1, 2019 | Section 2 BUSINESS SUCCESS Your Monday guide to managing money, work and the business of life

Jill Schlesinger Jill on Money Do a spring cleanup of your financial life Tidying-up queen Marie Kondo has taken the world by storm, helping people declutter their lives with a methodical approach. She suggests: “Keep only those things that speak to the heart and discard items that no longer spark joy. Thank them for their service – then let them go.” As you work through this tax season and begin thinking about financial spring cleaning, it’s a perfect time to apply some of Kondo’s advice, but with a twist: it’s time to make your financial life spark joy, not oy! Here’s the Schlesinger method for tidying up your financial life: Taxes: There has been a lot of moaning and groaning about the new tax law. If you owed money for 2018 or received a large tax re- fund, use the IRS withholding tax calculator on IRS.gov. After doing so, you may want to adjust your W-4 at work. If you’re self-em- ployed, lower your quarterly estimated tax payments accordingly. Investments: Tax time is also an opportu- nity to review your investments. Did your DREAMSTIME taxable accounts generate too much income or capital gains? Did you pay too much in Work-life balance would be better fees? Are you tired of managing the accounts too. Warstrom believes the current yourself? If so, be sure to seek a financial emphasis on presenteeism corrodes professional or online platform that is held business growth by encouraging to the fiduciary standard at all times, mean- costly burnout, which further destroys ing your best interests must come first. the culture, engagement and loyalty. Old accounts: Never out Mikkelsen, who is concerned that Do you have orphan invest- ment or bank accounts that need attention? people are “spinning the wheel” in- By combining them, the resulting higher stead of contributing to the progress balance may help avoid or reduce fees and of humanity and society, says that if even help you get better deals, not to men- workers were happier because of tion, it will help streamline your financial better work-life balance, that im- life. The same rule applies to old retirement proved well-being naturally would or investment accounts that are looking for a of office have a positive influence on motiva- home. Combining accounts makes it easier tion and productivity. to monitor your entire portfolio and ensure “Burnout is incredibly expensive that your money is properly diversified. Workers put in average of 23 extra hours for both the employee and the em- The world of paper is where Kondo meets ployer, and so is a broken company Schlesinger. Get rid of some documents, but each month to get noticed, study finds culture,” Mikkelsen says. “It’s disap- understand what you must keep. pointing for workers to commit to a By Wanda Thibodeaux | sciously spread their tasks out to fit the certain number of weekly hours on Tax returns/supporting documents: new standard. their contract, and then be continually Generally, the IRS can include returns filed e often hear that moving It might not necessarily be a fully expected to perform against a vague within the last three years in an audit. If they up the corporate ladder intentional choice by employees to and invisible secondary set. Respect identify a substantial error, they may add means you have to put in cheat their employers, but rather a goes both ways.” additional years, but the agency usually does serious face time. Make result of implicit bias. Warstrom says that leading by not go back more than the last six years. Wyourself ubiquitous in the office, the Johnny Warstrom, CEO and co- example is the best way to combat the Therefore, keep your returns and all sup- theory goes, and you’ll establish the founder of interactive presentation overwork. For example, he doesn’t porting documents for six years. If you work normalcy and importance of your company Mentimeter, acknowledges send late-night emails so that employ- with a tax preparer, ask whether the pre- supposedly hardworking presence. that the issue stems from the culture ees don’t think he expects them to do parer will maintain electronic copies of all But just how much extra time does a cultivated in the office. the same. But on a larger scale, leaders returns filed. typical worker stay on the clock to get “If there is a culture of staying late, need to be more vocal and put the Bank and investment statements: If noticed? and doing overtime,” says Warstrom, myth that extra hours equals extra you manage your accounts online, find out A recent study by Maxis Global “workers infer that this is an expecta- output to bed. for how long your bank/investment com- Benefits Network on work-life balance tion, putting in extra hours to prove He encourages leaders to put poli- pany makes your documents available. For found that, on average, American their commitment and dedication to cies in place that empower workers to those still receiving paper statements, keep workers log 23 extra hours every their employer.” make healthy and honest choices them for one year and for taxable invest- month just to be seen. That’s close to Mathias Mikkelsen, CEO and about how they get tasks done. ment accounts, flag any confirms of pur- the United Arab Emirates, where founder of Memory (the maker of time Mikkelsen agrees that change has chases or sales for tax purposes. Hold onto workers put in the most get-attention tracking app Timely), puts it more to come from the top and that educa- records that are related to home improve- hours, at 24 per month. South African bluntly: tion about the myth is necessary. ments and major purchases until you dis- employees, by comparison, do the least “I truly believe that the main factor “The biggest lie in business,” pose of the asset. (Note: If you think that you extra hours, 14 a month. is poor leadership. No employee wakes Mikkelsen says, “is that someone is may be applying for Medicaid, many states Bosses may think it’s great to get up one day with a sudden desire to sit working just because they’re ... at their require that you show five year’s worth of more work out of people, but here’s the in front of the computer and pretend desk and in front of their computer. statements.) rub: Workers who put in this extra to work, but this is something that Allow workers to work in a way and in Credit card bills: Unless you need to refer- notice-me time aren’t necessarily going happens because it is being encour- a place that suits them best, and then ence something for tax or business pur- to give you more. They might be in the aged by managers. Only an incredibly reward them for the results that they poses, or for proof of purchase for a specific office at their desks, yes, but similar to toxic culture allows this sort of behav- achieve, rather than for the number of item, you can shred them after 45 days. Like other research, the study found that ior to happen, and inadequate leader- hours they put in.” the bank statements, flag what you may people who work longer hours aren’t ship is entirely responsible for it. The “Take genuine responsibility for the need for taxes, like charitable contributions. more productive. problem is that many companies are culture of your business,” Warstrom You basically end up paying them to directly encouraging presenteeism by concludes. “Address symptoms of Utility and phone bills: Shred them after compete for your attention. handing out rewards and promotion presenteeism and encourage your you have paid them, unless they contain Now, some of this might relate to and praising those who are ‘seen’ to be employees to leave on time. Don’t tax-deductible expenses. Better yet, save Parkinson’s Law, which essentially says giving their all.” reward overtime for the sake of it, and some trees and pay bills online. It’s simple to that you’ll expand your work to fill Warstrom says we should eliminate clearly communicate and demonstrate set up these payments and you can take care whatever time you’ve got available. the pressure to be perceived as work- to your team that their well-being of everything with a couple of clicks. And, if people perceive that the short- ing long hours, so employees can focus matters.” est amount of time they should be at on efficiency and can leave after eight Jill Schlesinger, CFP, is a CBS News busi- the office is nine or 10 hours instead of or nine hours of solid work, which Wanda Thibodeaux is the proprietor of ness analyst. eight, for example, they might subcon- would aid productivity. Takingdictation.com.

Wisconsin 529 College Savings Program ciary to the person taking continuing edu- Using 529 funds and chairman of the executive board of the cation, including yourself,” he says. National College Savings Plan Network. In states that give residents an income (You can find links to each state’s plans at tax deduction for contributing to a college- for continuing CollegeSavings.org.) savings plan, some people put money in a Continuing education needed to main- 529 account to pay for continuing educa- tain a professional license may also be tion classes they plan to take soon, DiUlio education eligible, depending on the institution adds. This way, they can get the tax break By Kimberly Lankford where you take the course. For example, even though they won't be keeping the eligible institutions offer many continuing money in the account for long. education programs for librarians, teach- You can find out your state’s rules for Q: Can I use money tax-free from a MONKEY BUSINESS IMAGES ers, principals, insurance professionals, and deducting 529 contributions and whether 529 college-savings plan to pay for con- some emergency medical technicians and you need to keep the money in the account tinuing education? Or do I have to be other post-secondary educational institu- medical occupations, says DiUlio. (You for a certain time period at Savingforcol- enrolled in a college degree or certifi- tions that can participate in a student aid must be enrolled at least half-time to with- lege.com. cate program? program administered by the U.S. Depart- draw 529 money tax-free for room and If you withdraw money from a 529 for A: As long as you are taking the course at ment of Education. You can look up eligible board, however.) ineligible expenses, you’ll generally have to an eligible institution, the cost of tuition, institutions by using the Federal School Using a 529 for continuing education pay taxes and a 10 percent penalty on the fees, required books and software can be Code Search tool at the FAFSA.gov site. can be particularly helpful for parents who earnings (but not on the contributions). withdrawn tax-free from the 529, even if “There are nearly 4,000 U.S. institutions have 529 money left over after their chil- you aren’t in a degree or certificate pro- that qualify, including four-year, two-year, dren finish college, or if their kids don’t end Kimberly Lankford is a contributing gram. technical, graduate, professional, public up going to college or technical school, says editor to Kiplinger’s Personal Finance maga- Eligible institutions are accredited col- and private, along with some outside of the DiUlio. zine. Send your questions and comments to leges, universities, vocational schools and U.S.,” says James DiUlio, director of the “You can transfer the account’s benefi- [email protected]. 2 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Monday, April 1, 2019 SUCCESS On-the-go greatness

Business traveler Terry Savage offers tips, tricks The Savage Truth By David Brown You may need to

I am on the road a lot. rethink tax strategies I sometimes spend up to 75 percent of the month traveling between Tech- for retirement stars programs and locations. The norm is 50 percent, which still means that I’m As tax season draws to a close, only home about half the time. Americans are taking a second look at I’ve given a lot of thought to business the impact of the new tax laws. travel and engaged in a lot of experi- The tax cut put more money in mentation to make it as painless and many paychecks, but the amount with- comfortable as possible. After all, if I held for taxes was also reduced. Now, don’t arrive at my destination organ- as tax returns are being prepared, ized, rested and ready to do business, many people are finding that the tax then there’s no point in even going law also impacted their deductions, there. Read on for some of my tricks and especially those for state and local tips that might work for you as well. income and property taxes. The result DREAMSTIME PHOTOS is a smaller refund than expected — or none at all. Travel light and more. The impact is causing people to At this point, I can travel with only a Some airlines have annual Wi-Fi rethink their tax strategies not only for backpack for a weeklong trip, but it packages; if you fly one airline a lot, this year but for years ahead. The new takes careful planning to ensure I have these are often cost effective. calculations are turning some tradi- everything I need. tional tax strategies on their head. Pack clothes only for the number of For many years, financial planners days that you are away, no more. Some- Cope with jet lag and tax advisers have encouraged times, I pack enough clothes for half the I often fly into a city late at night or people to save in tax-deferred accounts number of days and hand wash things early in the morning and I’m not always such as company 401(k) plans and during my trip. at the top of my game. I have a few IRAs. The standard wisdom was that Only bring one pair of shoes. Invest in tricks to prepare for what will inevitably you’d be in a lower tax bracket after a pair that are attractive, versatile and be a long day. you retire and start withdrawing. comfortable. You won’t regret it. leave the laptop at home. I use it for Try to sleep on the plane so that you Now, the question is: Do you believe Know what can be worn more than work and I also store movies and books are fairly rested when you arrive. Alco- tax rates will remain this low in the once. Choose dark colors that won’t on it so I have something to pass the hol isn’t necessarily the answer. It can years ahead, after you retire? Or should show dirt or stains and opt for fabric time. leave you dehydrated and achy. you be making some plans to convert that won’t wrinkle. Melatonin can be a nice, gentle sleep your IRA and pay the taxes now or at Leave most of your toiletries at home. inducer (a few Good Day Chocolate least take larger-than-required with- Hotels and even Airbnbs have the bas- Fly high Sleep supplements do wonders for me). drawals in the next few years, while ics. I’ve rarely been at a hotel that If at all possible, pick one airline and An eye mask also is a big help. Also, rates may be lower than in the future? didn’t have a toothbrush and fly it whenever you can. The invest in a good pair of noise-canceling Kelly LaVigne, vice president of toothpaste, but I carry a more miles you earn on its headphones so you aren’t kept awake by advanced markets for Allianz Life, says prepasted toothbrush with loyalty program, the more a screaming toddler on your flight. the company’s advisers are rethinking me just in case. benefits you unlock. If you A quick shower is a great way to the traditional default position of de- Have one universal plug get into the upper tier of an refresh. If I arrive early in the morning, ferring taxes as long as possible. A few that you can use anywhere. If airline loyalty program, the hotel typically will not have a room key principles emerge if you expect you need another, the hotel you can often win seats in for me until the afternoon. If I have that tax brackets might rise in the almost always has one you business class or lounge access to a lounge at arrivals, I take a future — perhaps to deal with our can borrow. perks. These are all shower at the airport. ballooning budget deficits. Those Put together an electron- worth it when you travel I don’t recommend daytime naps. higher tax brackets might come when ics bag of the minimal cords a lot. Muscle through the fatigue and go to you’re well into retirement and your and other things that you You also should use an bed at a normal time, even if it means 20 required distributions are proportion- need for the road and keep airline’s co-branded credit hours of being awake. You’ll adjust ately higher. it at hand so you don’t need card. Book all your travel on much faster. LaVigne recommends being aggres- to chase everything down it and you will see your miles Waking up at 4 a.m. is typical with jet sive about collecting deductions now, while packing. and/or points grow quickly. Pay atten- lag. Accept it. Play a game on your before you retire and while you’re still Use your phone to keep notes so that tion to the annual fee, travel perks, offer phone or read a book, but know that if earning an income. 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Huang annualized. A string of recent acqui- times faster than current connections. quired minimum distributions kick in. sitions has added a number of smart Though 5G isn’t here in a big way yet, This is the sweet spot of lower income, meters, pressure sensors, and diag- most carriers promise nationwide serv- during the current relatively low tax Thirty years ago, an investment in nostic and analytics tools to the ice by 2020. rate years. You don’t have to spend that Amazon.com might have been met company’s lineup. When we’re living in a 5G world, extra money. You can invest your after- with derision. Would people really Analysts expect earnings at Xylem we’ll want seamless connections as we tax dollars in a Roth IRA if you are still prefer to buy a book or toaster online to increase by 18 percent a year, on walk around town, enter buildings or working, or perhaps in a deferred and wait for it to be delivered to average, over the next three years. ride in elevators. Ericsson (ERIC) annuity that will start paying out in their door, rather than visit the makes devices that are crucial to mak- five or 10 years. Or use an annuity that neighborhood store to buy it? We all ing that possible. The devices, called has a death benefit bonus for your know the answer to that now. Longevity small cells, act like hotspots to connect heirs. It takes guts to invest in the future. Even though we are living longer, pockets of the 5G world. ■ Consider a Roth conversion. If you But, as with Amazon, it can pay off we’re not living healthier, more The Swedish company is still in turn- have a traditional IRA, you can convert big time. active lives, according to the World around mode after its former CEO was to a Roth — if you pay all applicable Here are some stocks that stand to Health Organization. To better ousted amid claims of mismanagement. taxes now. (You need to have the cash benefit from one of three trends. manage health problems in old age, The new CEO, Borje Ekholm, has made for taxes outside your IRA to pay those Consider them long-term holdings says WHO, early detection is key. 5G a priority at Ericsson. Analysts ex- taxes for this strategy to work well.) that eventually reap rewards. That’s where genomic science pect earnings over the next three years The advantage of this strategy is that comes in. to grow by 42 percent annualized, re- with a Roth you won’t be required to Illumina (ILMN), the leading flecting a reversal of the recent declines. take an RMD, ever. Climate change maker of DNA sequencing tools and Telecommunications equipment If you haven’t paid attention to Concern about climate change has instruments, is at the center of the maker Qualcomm (QCOM) might be a changes in the tax laws, now is the heightened awareness of how we genomics revolution. more obvious beneficiary of 5G. From time to reconsider, not only for your use our natural resources, with the Last year, Illumina reported that smartphones to small cells, Qualcomm current tax return but for future in- supply and quality of water near the more than 90 percent of all gene is involved in just about every facet of come planning as well. And that’s The top of the list. sequencing performed so far has 5G, and it holds 13 percent of all 5G Savage Truth. Xylem (symbol XYL), which takes used the company’s technology. patents, more than most of its semicon- its name from a Greek term for the Illumina booked a record $3 billion ductor and telecom equipment peers. Terry Savage is a registered invest- tissue that transports water in in revenue in 2018. ment adviser and the author of four plants, is a water equipment and Over the next three years, analysts Nellie S. Huang is a senior associate best-selling books, including “The Sav- technology company that enables expect annual revenue growth in the editor at Kiplinger’s Personal Finance age Truth on Money.“ She responds to public utilities and commercial and double-digit percentages and earn- magazine. Send your questions and com- questions on her blog at industrial customers to transport, ings growth of 22 percent or better. ments to [email protected]. TerrySavage.com.

A little home help Maybe you received a bonus at work or scored a sizable tax refund. If you have a few hundred dollars to spare, here are some ways to spend it on your home.

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A study pub- lished in Harvard Business Re- Remote teams are no longer view found that, while not every- the exception for the small one is cut out to work from home, businesses of today. may of those who do are even There are challenges to op- more productive than their office erating with a virtual team in counterparts. place, but that’s no excuse to make stereotypical assumptions Employers don’t need to help about employees who work with costs from home or a coffee shop. Opinions vary on this one. In Let’s debunk some of these my opinion, the employer should all-too-common myths about offer compensation for equip- hiring and operating with work- ment and other expenses. from-home employees. Entrepreneurs sometimes believe that, because their em- Working from home is a perk ployees need computers anyway, Working remotely is not a the expense should fall on their perk, it’s a policy — one that can shoulders. An additional eight be changed or eliminated as hours (or more) of use creates needed. A few years ago, tele- wear on their personal equipment commuting was considered a and lessens its lifetime. It’s also perk and people were willing to wise to separate work from per- make sacrifices for the opportu- sonal, so employees appreciate nity to work from home. having multiple devices. Today, while workers still Your employees may need to appreciate the opportunity, it’s a upgrade internet services and use common one and it can mean software they normally wouldn’t keeping team members happy purchase. Consider these ex- and productive. penses and offer an allowance Alluding to your remote every year or two. employees as privileged or joking about them sitting at Perks are not necessary home eating ice cream in their Office workers often receive pajamas is not smart and it perks such as free coffee, the creates an unhealthy atmos- occasional lunch and holiday phere that encourages people at parties, to name a few. Your virtu- the office to pile on the remote JACOB AMMENTORP LUND/DREAMSTIME al team should be shown similar workers as well. acts of appreciation. less because they don’t have considerations. boundaries though; designate Here are a few ideas: It only benefits employees commuting costs Do some research on the rules times for communication so that ■ Pay for a basic co-working If your team is managed Salaries are determined by in your state. everyone has uninterrupted work space membership so remote correctly it will benefit you in responsibility, skill level and time. workers can escape home now many ways, including finan- experience, not convenience. Pay It’s impossible to build a ■ Holding weekly meetings, even and then. cially. your employees a fair wage, and strong culture outside an brief daily meetings, to keep ev- ■ Send the occasional treat, such Here are a few of the employ- remember that your work-from- office environment eryone informed. as coffee or chain restaurant gift er advantages: home policy saves you money in Your culture is what you make ■ Developing recognition and cards and movie tickets. ■ Reduction in absenteeism. other ways. it, with or without the physical reward systems and using a pub- ■ Send a handwritten note of ■ Expansion of your talent pool presence of employees. Establish lic forum like Zoom to talk about appreciation. from local to unlimited. Hiring out-of-state employ- your company values, vision and achievements. ■ Reward someone who goes ■ Increase in productivity ees requires no extra effort or policies and communicate them above and beyond by giving him (despite popular belief ). attention clearly and often. Productivity and commit- or her a day off. ■ Decrease in office conflicts, Entrepreneurs are often taken Consider the following: ment are an issue Out of sight, out of mind is a gossip and personality clashes. by surprise when they learn ■ How your team talks to cus- If you know how to interview, belief that is 100 percent ineffec- ■ Shrinking costs for furniture, about the laws and regulations on tomers and shows up as a brand. select and train your employees tive and counterproductive when phone, connectivity and other compliance and licensing. You ■ How your team communicates properly, productivity is not likely it comes to your virtual team. office necessities. may need a permit or license for with one another. Slack is a great to be an issue. your remote workers, for in- way to stay connected, as is Many of my clients have re- Marla Tabaka is a small-busi- Remote workers can be paid stance, and there are tax nexus Skype. It’s important to draw mote teams and their loyalty, ness adviser. 4 Chicago Tribune | Business | Section 2 | Monday, April 1, 2019

OBITUARIES

LARRY COHEN Writer-director of cult Fix, Christopher Neilson In Memoriam Christopher Neilson Fix, of Hermosa Beach, CA, passed away unexpectedly on Friday, March 22, 2019 horror classic ‘It’s Alive’ while on a business trip in Bernard Avello A light from our house is gone. A voice we loved is New York City, NY. The most still. How dearly we loved you. If only we could have important thing in Chris’ life By Erin Nyren you back. was his family whom he Variety Love, Your Family loved unconditionally. He Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries was embraced as a father, Larry Cohen, best husband, son, brother and known for his work as a friend. Chris is survived by Carol L. Kwityn his devoted wife of 18 years, B-movie producer and di- 9-8-45 / 4-1-17 Jennifer Debevec Fix, and their three precious It’s been 2 years since we said goodbye to you, and rector in the ‘70s and his sons, Tobin (16), Nathan (16) and Gavin (12). Chris you’re missed every day. What a great lady and later work in screenwrit- was the loving son of John N and Linda (Harris) Fix mom you were who touched so many lives. xoxo. ing, has died. and brother to John Fix (Jill), David Fix (Barb), and Love, Greg and Michael Cohen’s friend, actor and Wendy Fix Shpiz (Dave). He was “Uncle Chris” to Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries publicist Shade Rupe, con- his cherished nieces and nephews: Caroline, Cassie firmed the news, which and Kyle Fix; Talia and Kaylen Fix; Jack, Charlie, was announced in a post to Death Notices and Mollie Shpiz; and Richey Debevec. He was the Cohen’s official Facebook beloved son-in-law of Sally Debevec (preceded in page. Rupe said Cohen died death by Richard Debevec) and dear brother-in-law Belli, Tess A. of Richard Debevec (Trisha). in Los Angeles Saturday Among his various nicknames, “Fixer” was known night surrounded by loved Tess A. Belli of Libertyville, IL died peacefully in her sleep Saturday, March 23, for his infectious spirit. His smile could light up a ones. 2019 at the age of 102. She room and his zest for life left a mark on everyone “The entire #KingCohen was preceded in death by he met. Nothing made Chris happier than spending team mourns the loss of its her parents John and Mary, time with his wife and three sons. star, hero and King, #Lar- her beloved husband of 64 Born November 17, 1965, Chris grew up in ryCohen,” reads the post. years Edo, and her son Allen. Kenilworth, IL, attended Joseph Sears School and “His unparalleled talents She is survived by her son New Trier High School (Winnetka). He was a beloved were surpassed only by his James (Karen) Belli , daugh- teammate, junior hockey player, varsity football ters Andrea (Whit) Shepard player, and All-State catcher in baseball. He forever giant heart. The impact he cherished the memories from his childhood sports, made on television and and Tina (Gary) Moulton and daughter-in-law LuAnn. She the lifelong friendships he formed, and took so cinema will be felt forever, was the devoted grandmother of Debbie (Stu) Short, much pride in current days watching his three sons and our deepest condo- Kim (John) Humphreys, Susie (Patrick) Hardiman, play hockey and lacrosse. PHIL MCCARTEN/AP 2006 lences go out to his family, Janine (Keith) Hogan, Sabrina (Greg) Pretsch, Bianca After high school, Chris attended Depauw University friends and fans.” Cohen Larry Cohen, the maverick B-movie director of cult horror Belli, Tessa Aiossa and Amanda (Bruce) Arnold. She in Greencastle, IN, where he joined the Beta Theta began his career in the films “It's Alive” and “God Told Me To,” has died. was the proud great grandmother of 13 and great- Pi fraternity and was a member and captain of the 1960s in television, writing great-grandmother of one. baseball team. He graduated in the spring of 1988 scripts for episodes of well- Alive,” which went on to Hitchcock. A funeral mass will be held on Thursday, April 4, with a Liberal Arts degree. 2019 at 11:00 am at St. Patrick’s Church, 15000 In the summer of 1988, Chris joined CBS Network known TV series including earn $7 million and spawn Cohen continued to pro- in Chicago, IL. He spent the majority of his time “The Defenders,” “Espio- two sequels for Warner duce low-budget horror Wadsworth, IL (847) 244-4161. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the National Shrine of in Chicago working with CBS sports clients, after nage,” and “The Invaders.” Bros. after receiving a re- films through the ‘80s, but St. Maximilian Kolbe at Marytown, 1600 West Park which he was transferred to Detroit, MI and then In the ‘70s, Cohen began release. The film included a turned to predominantly Avenue, Libertyville, IL 60048. Los Angeles, CA where he worked with national to focus on filmmaking, score by Bernard Her- screenwriting in the 2000s, clients building sponsorships and advertising. While penning and directing the mann, who frequently col- penning Colin Farrell-star- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries in LA, he joined CBS Interactive, the media leg pro- 1974 horror sleeper hit “It’s laborated with Alfred rer “Phone Booth” in 2002. viding online content for CBS Sports.com, NCAA. Buckley, Kathleen com, Max Preps and 150 official athletic sites. The company was, at that time, in the forefront of the in- Our loving mother Kathleen Schopp Buckley, 86, ternet providing information that was critical to the passed away March 28, 2019. Those left behind to launch of online sports media. In the early days of cherish her memory, Wayne (Sharon), Mike (Judy), March Madness, Fantasy Football and The Masters Jay (Lynn), Ricky (Inday), Vicki (Tom). 11 amazing Chicago Daily Tribune Live, Chris played a key role in garnering national ad- grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. A cel- vertiser support in what became a huge part of CBS ebration of life will be April 6th from 12-4 at 1407 ON APRIL 1 ... Sports online success. As National Sales Manager settlement was reached in a Supreme Court ruled, 7-2, Deerpath Circle, Aurora IL 60506 Also in 1963 and later, Senior Vice President, Sales, Chris built 114-day strike. that trial prosecutors vio- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries In 1789 in New York City, the daytime drama “Gen- late the Constitution if they relationships with CBS Sports Affiliates, including NCAA, NFL, PGA Tour, NHL and MLB, and managed the U.S. House of Repre- eral Hospital” premiered on bar prospective jurors for Cartlidge, Helen M. sentatives held its first full ABC TV. racial reasons even when cross-platform national sales teams. In December Helen M. Cartlidge (Sue), 63, was born in Chicago, of 2014, Chris left CBS after 26 years of service. meeting, at which it elected the defendant and the ex- Illinois on August 10, 1955 In recent years, he spent a brief period market- In 1970 Frederick Muhlenberg of President Richard cluded jurors are of differ- and passed away unexpect- ing the winter and summer Olympics for NBC Pennsylvania the first Nixon signed a measure ent races. Also in 1991 edly, surrounded by her sports, formed his own consulting firm and helped speaker of the House. banning cigarette advertis- Duke defeated the Uni- loving family on March 26, various corporations create new sales strategies ing on radio and television, versity of Kansas 72-65 to 2019. Sue attended Trinity and improve client’s positioning in competitive In 1853 Cincinnati became to take effect after Jan. 1, win the NCAA college High School in River Forest, marketplaces. the first U.S. city to pay its 1971. basketball championship. Illinois and continued on to Throughout his 54 years, Chris had a larger than Saint Mary’s College where life personality and was completely dedicated to firefighters a regular salary. she received her Bachelors In 1977 In 1992 everything he did. He touched so many people over the U.S. Senate President George in Business Administration In 1873 the years in various ways and will be missed greatly. composer Sergei followed the example of the H.W. Bush pledged the degree. Forty one years ago, When you think of Chris, remember his smile, cel- Rachmaninoff was born in House by adopting a strin- United States would help Sue fell in love with, and married Richard Cartlidge ebrate life and jump in. Novgorod Province, Russia. gent code of ethics requir- finance a $24 billion inter- on August 6, 1977. Sue was a business owner, but Funeral services will be held at 10am on Friday, April ing full financial disclosure national aid fund for the most importantly, her main passion was being a lov- 5, 2019 at American Martyrs Church, 1431 Deegan In 1883 actor Lon Chaney and limits on outside in- former Soviet Union. Also ing and devoted mother to her two sons, Rich and Place, Manhattan Beach, California, 90266. A recep- was born in Colorado come. in 1992 the House ethics Brian, and best friend and wife to Rich Sr. She also tion for family and friends will be held immediately Springs, Colo. committee publicly identi- enjoyed cooking and being at the beach, but primar- following the service. Arrangements for a memorial In 1979 ily, spending quality time with her sons and husband. service in Kenilworth, IL will be determined at a later Ayatollah Ruhollah fied 22 current and former Sue is survived by her husband, Richard Cartlidge, In 1884 Florence Blanch- Khomeini declared Iran an lawmakers as the worst date. sons, Rich Jr and Brian Cartlidge, sisters, Virginia In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to field, an American nurse Islamic republic. offenders in the House bank Smith, Mary Jo Carey, and Monica Swartwood, “Homes of Hope” through the non-profit Youth who was the first woman to overdraft controversy. brother, Thomas McCauley, and many nieces and With a Mission San Diego/Baja (https://ywamsdb. become a fully ranked offi- In 1983 tens of thousands nephews. Sue is predeceased by her parents, James webconnex.com/general - include a note that dona- cer of the U.S. Army, was of anti-nuclear demon- In 1996, in a case that H. McCauley and Helen Lynch McCauley, brother, tion is in honor of Chris Fix); or “College America” born in Shepherdstown, strators linked arms in a sparked an uproar reminis- Jim McCauley and her step mother, Mary Hartigan in support of the education for Tobin, Nathan, and W.Va. 14-mile human chain span- cent of the Rodney King McCauley. Sue was a best friend to everyone she Gavin Fix (contribution checks should be made out met, whether it be the stock boy at the grocery to “College America” and can be sent directly to the ning three defense installa- case, two Riverside County, store (one of her favorite places) or the long-time In 1917 composer and “king tions in rural England. Calif., sheriff’s deputies attention of Jennifer Fix, 6333 S. Alameda St., Los friend of her boys. She was more than just a mother Angeles, CA 90001). of ragtime” Scott Joplin were videotaped repeatedly to her own family, as she was also a surrogate Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries died in New York. In 1984, a day before his clubbing a Mexican man mother to anyone who needed a motherly figure in 45th birthday, singer Mar- and woman after a 70-mile their life....”To know Sue was to love her.” Memorial Galezewski, Anna In 1918 the Royal Air Force vin Gaye was shot to death highway chase involving a donations can be made to “Save the Manatee Club” Anna Galezewski, nee Korba, was born in was established in Britain. by his father, Marvin Gay pickup truck suspected of at 500 N. Maitland Ave, Suite 210, Maitland, FL, Michalovce, Czechoslovakia on January 8, 1927, the Sr., in Los Angeles. (Gay sneaking across the border. 32751 or at www.savethemanatee.org/suecartlidge daughter of Jan and Alzbeta Korba. She passed from In 1933 Nazi Germany be- would plead guilty to volun- Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries this life in Naperville, IL on March 29, 2019. Anna gan persecuting Jews with a tary manslaughter and re- In 1997 federal authorities immigrated twice in her life. The first immigration Delaney, Krista Kay was to Belgium where, during the Second World boycott of Jewish-owned ceive probation.) cautioned that thousands of War, she lived under Nazi occupation. At the end businesses. schoolchildren across the It is with deep sadness that the family of Krista Delaney, née Kulle, announces her passing, at her of the war, she came to the United States and In 1987 in his first major nation might have been settled in Chicago. She raised three children as a In 1939 home, on Friday, March 29, 2019, at the age of 56. the United States speech on the AIDS epi- exposed to the hepatitis A Krista was raised in Northbrook, where she also single mother in the Ashburn community of the recognized the Franco gov- demic, President Ronald virus by eating frozen spent her adult life, teaching at Countryside Day Southwest Side, in a house where she lived for over ernment in Spain following Reagan told doctors in Phil- strawberries imported from School (formerly, Countryside Montessori School). 50 years. While in her home, she took great joy in the end of the Spanish Civil adelphia, “We’ve declared Mexico and processed in Krista touched the lives of hundreds of families with cooking for holidays and in gardening. Her roses War. AIDS public health enemy the United States. her humor, determination and love. She is survived were a constant source of compliments, and to the No. 1.” by her loving and devoted partner, Steven Barrett; end she had a magic touch with African violets. She In 1945 In 1998 children, Riley and Rogan Delaney; parents, Franklin was preceded in death by her parents, her brother American forces U.S. District Judge and his wife, Michel and Julienne Korba; her infant invaded Okinawa during In 1988 independent coun- Susan Webber Wright dis- and Annette Kulle; sister, Wendy (Gaetano) Calise; brother, Jay Kulle; and niece and four nephews, all of son, James Michael Galezewski; her nephew, Yvon World War II. sel James McKay found missed Paula Jones’ lawsuit whom loved her dearly. A celebration of her life will Korba; her grandson, Tommy Bernar; her brother-in- insufficient evidence to against President Bill Clin- be held at Countryside Day School, 1985 Pfingsten law and sister-in-law, William and Esther Hayes; and In 1946 tidal waves struck warrant a criminal indict- ton, saying her claims of Rd., Northbrook, Ill., on Friday, April 5, 7:00–8:30pm. her nephew, Raymond Hayes. She is survived by her the Hawaiian Islands, re- ment of Attorney General sexual harassment fell “far In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to a char- children, Lawrence (Bree) Galezewski, Madelene sulting in more than 170 Edwin Meese III in connec- short” of being worthy of ity of significance to you. Bernar and James (Sharman) Galezewski; her deaths. tion with the Iraq-Jordan trial. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries grandsons, Michael and Jonathan Galezewski, and pipeline plan or his invest- her granddaughter, Ruth Boyd-Galezewski. Anna will be remembered as a person of strength and In 1947 Greece’s King ment in telephone company In 1999 a New Jersey man Dunn, Jacqueline M. Also in 1988 independence who, until the very last, sought to George II died. stock. Jim was arrested and charged Jacqueline M. Dunn, nee Bielefeldt, beloved wife embody those values in her everyday life. For those Jordan, old-time radio’s with originating the “Me- of the late Franklin; loving mother of Nancy Dunn who would like to leave a lasting tribute to Anna’s In 1960 the first weather “Fibber McGee,” died in lissa” email virus. (Dennis Katsis), Michael (Sandy) Dunn, Diane (John) life, memorials to St. Patrick’s Residence, 1400 satellite, TIROS-One, was Beverly Hills, Calif.; he was Kajdzik, Daniel (Jerene) Dunn, Karen (Thomas) Brookdale Rd., Naperville, IL 60563 would be greatly launched from Cape Cana- 91. In 2001 a U.S. Navy surveil- Bergmann & Gail (Raymond) Shumowsky; dear appreciated. 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Hlavac, Carolyn V. Sommer, Marie C. Carolyn V. Hlavac (nee Miller) - age 72, passed Miller, Rose Marie C. Sommer nee Rynkowski, age 88. Beloved away at home March 30th. Daughter of the late Rose Miller, nee Herskovitz, 2 months shy of 95. wife of the late John Sommer, lll. Loving mother Geimer, Albert C. Beloved Wife of the late of Cindy (David) Ferrin, Linda (Bob) Ostrowski & Albert C. Geimer, age 81, of Skokie. Beloved hus- Walter and Dorothy Miller; beloved wife of Terry E. Nathan “Nat” for 70 years Robert (Haley) Sommer. Cherished grandmother band of Veronica, nee Heightsmen; dear father of Hlavac ; loving mother of Christopher Hlavac and plus. Cherished Mother of of Kristen (Mike) Lux, Nathaniel (Christina) Ferrin, Anna Marie (Mike) Caballero, Bridget Anne (fiancé, Renee (Jeffrey) Zonsius; grandmother of Lauren Debbi Miller-Rosenstein and Valerie, Bobby, Bradley & Alec. Dear sister-in-law of Scott Lutz), Patricia Ann Langer, and SSC U.S. Army and Nicholas Zonsius; great grandmother of Zoey the late Barbara Ellen Cohen. Tom (Karen Tchanez) Sommer. Family and friends Ret. Albert C. Jr. (Paula); former father-in-law of Toledo; sister of Wayne and Donald Miller and Adored Grandmother of will gather Thursday, April 4th, 2019 at St. Denis Paul Langer; loving grandfather of Heidi, Michael, dear aunt to many nieces and nephews. Visitation Daniel Rosenstein, Nosson Church, 8301 S. St. Louis Ave. Chicago, IL. 60652 Steven, Myrissa, James, Nathan, Teresa, Paul Jr., and Monday 3-8 p.m. at Cooney Funeral Home 625 Busse Cohen, Menachem “Nachi” for a Visitation from 9:15a.m. until the time of Mass Lindsay; cherished great-grandfather of Ivy Noelle, Hwy Park Ridge. Funeral Service Tuesday 11 a.m. (Malkie) Cohen and Chanie at 10:15a.m. Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Mason Michael, Jackson and Emma; fond brother at the funeral home. There will be a short visitation (Hadar) Crown. Treasured Alsip. In Lieu of flowers donations to the Salvation of Richard, the late Patricia, Leonard, Roger, Donald Tuesday morning from 10 - 11 a.m. Interment pri- Great Grandmother of Army 8732 S. Cicero Ave. Oak Lawn, IL. 60453 appre- and Nicholas Geimer. Visitation, Monday, April 1, vate. Info 847-685-1002 www.cooneyfuneralhome. Binyomin, Shlomo and Miriam Crown. ciated. Service information 708-448-6000 or www. 2019, from 3 to 9 p.m., at HABEN Funeral Home & com Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Devoted Sister of Fran (Paul) Schonblum, schmaedekefuneralhome.com Crematory, 8057 Niles Center Rd., Skokie. Funeral, Jean (the late Morrie) Gold, Irving “Sonny” Tuesday, April 2, 9:15 a.m. from the funeral home, Levens, Rita (the late Pauline) Herskovitz , the late for Latin Requiem Mass, 9:30 a.m. at St. Peter Rita Levens, age, 92 beloved wife of the late Dr. Sam Ann (the late Harry) Katz, the late Mildred (the late Catholic Church, 8100 Niles Center Rd., Skokie. Levens; loving mother of Ron Levens, Jerry) Rothman and the late Gilbert Herskovitz. Dear Interment, All Saints Catholic Cemetery, Des Plaines. Sherrie (the late Dan) Rice and Gary Aunt of her nieces and nephews and remembered In lieu of flowers, masses preferred. Funeral info: (Debbie) Levens; dear mother-in-law of by her special cousins and friends. Services Monday, 847.673.6111 or www.habenfuneral.com to sign the late JoAnn Levens; cherished grand- 12 Noon at Chicago Jewish Funerals 195 N. Buffalo guestbook. mother of Jennifer, Lauren, Jason, Julia Grove Road (One block north of Lake Cook Road) Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries and Nicole. Private interment at Shalom Memorial Buffalo Grove, IL. Interment Shalom. Memorials in Park. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to her memory would be appreciated to Hadassah Vocos, Mary the Jewish United Fund. For information and condo- North Shore Chapter (Youth Aliyah), 60 Revere Mary J. Vocos age 92 of Chicago. Beloved wife of the Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries lences, 847-255-3520 or www.shalom2.com. Drive, Suite 800, Northbrook, IL 60062, or JUF, late John Vocos; loving mother of Andrew (Nancy) Ben Gurion Way, 30 South Wells Street, Chicago, IL Vocos, Diane Sawyer and Sandra (Kelvin) Larrue; 60606. Arrangements by Chicago Jewish Funerals- proud Yia Yia of Elaine (Byron) Rountree, Demetrios Buffalo Grove Chapel, 847.229.8822, www.cjfinfo. (Chrissy) Vocos, Christopher (Lisa) Kujawa, Nicole com Giovenco, Margarita L. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries (Joseph) Fejes, Natalie Sawyer, Tom Sawyer, Thea Margarita L. Giovenco, 88, of Chicago, was born on (Tom) Anthony, Tara Larrue, Terese Larrue, Kelvin May 17, 1930 and passed on March 29, 2019 sur- Lewis, Ruth S. (Shawntek) Mikel and Mimi Larrue; great Yia Yia of rounded by her loving family: beloved wife of the Ruth S. Lewis, nee Sampson, 93. Devoted mother 15; dear sister of Cleo (the late Nicholas) Chafouleas. late Sam; loving mother of Tony (Serene) and Laurie of Barry M. and the late Steven Lewis; Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries . Visitation Friday,April 5, 2019 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. (Michael) Mulvihill; adoring grandmother of Nicholas cherished grandmother of Rachel Funeral Service Saturday, April 6, 2019, 10:00 a.m. (Jessica) and Joseph (Michelle); most adoring great- (Christopher) Besler and Seth Lewis; at Donnellan Family Funeral Home, 10045 Skokie grandmother of Dominic and Addison; dear sister of loving sister of Donna (late Burton) Terry O’Toole, Mary Boulevard at Old Orchard Road Skokie, IL 60077. Fran Gems; fond aunt to many nieces and nephews. and the late David Sampson; caring for- nee Fahey, 93, of Park Ridge, beloved wife of the late Interment Randhill Cemetery, Arlington Heights. Visitation today, Monday from 3-9 PM at Montclair- mer spouse of the late Melvin B. Lewis; will be deep- John O’Toole; loving mother of Mary (Terry) Kearns, In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to The Lucania Funeral Home, 6901 W. Belmont, Chicago, ly missed by many nieces, nephews, cousins, and John (Rose) O’Toole and Tim O’Toole; grandmother Greek American Rehabilitation Care Centre, 220 IL; Mass Tuesday Location TBD, call 773-622-9300 friends. Ruth was a very driven woman, earning two of 8 and caring great grandmother of 9. Active and North First Street, Wheeling, IL 60090. Info: www. or www.Montclair-LucaniaFuneral.com. Interment Master’s Degrees in Psychology and Art Therapy. devoted friend to many until called home, especially donnellanfuneral.com or (847) 675-1990. Queen of Heaven Cemetery, Hillside, IL. She worked for the Illinois Deparment of Mental her friends from Maryville. Visitation Tuesday, April Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Health for a number of years. A funeral service will 2 from 3-8pm at Oehler Funeral Home Des Plaines, be held Tues, April 2, 2 PM, at Weinstein & Piser IL. Funeral Mass Weds, April 3 at 10:00am St Paul of the Cross Church Park Ridge.Interment: next to her Funeral Home, 111 Skokie Blvd, Wilmette. Interment Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, memorial contri- husband and sister in All Saints Cemetery. Hirsch, Donna Joan butions may be made to Lyric Opera of Chicago, Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Weber, Charlotte M. The Mass of Christian Burial for Donna Joan Hirsch www.lyricopera.org. For info: 847-256-5700. Charlotte M. Weber, nee Rickert; Beloved wife of (nee Holz), 62, of Barrington Phillips, Sylvia M. Edward; loving mother of Peter (Allison), Lawrence Hills, will be held Friday, Sylvia M. Phillips, age 83, passed away March 26, (Ginger), Vincent (Anne), Mary (Joe) Schwantner April 5, at 10 a.m. at St. 2019. Longtime resident of Oak Forest and Orland and Elizabeth Haloulos; dear grandmother of ten. Anne Catholic Church, cor- Visitation, Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. until time of Service Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Park, left us to join her beloved family: father Philip, ner of Franklin and Ela Sts, mother Mary, who she cared for, for many years, 10:30 a.m. at Kolbus-May Funeral Home 6857 W. Barrington, where the fam- Macfarlane, Barbara King and dear sister Gloria; loving aunt of Andrea Jones, Higgins Ave., Chicago. Interment Maryhill Cemetery. ily will be receiving friends Barbara King Macfarlane, age 92, a longtime resident Anita Jones-Schadler and Roberta Danner. Sylvia In lieu of flowers, Masses would be appreciated. For from 9 a.m. until the time of Lake Forest passed away grew up in Kulpmont, PA and joined the convent as information 773-774-3232 or of the Mass. Visitation will peacefully on November 27, a young adult. Her Order, the Sisters of the Blessed www.kolbusmayfh.com be held Thursday, April 4, 2018. Barbara was a real- Sacrament, served underprivileged areas including from 3-8 p.m. at Davenport tor with Griffith, Grant and Native and African-American communities. Sylvia Family Funeral Home and Crematory, 149 W Main St. Lackey in Lake Forest for taught throughout her convent years and thereaf- Barrington. Born April 26, 1956 in Chicago, Donna many years. She also worked ter, ultimately retiring from Oak Ridge Elementary in Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries passed away peacefully March 29, 2019 at her home. at Lake Forest Country Day Palos Hills. She was loving, kind, fun-hearted, gen- Donna was a loving mother to Erin, Joseph (Heather School, and was employed erous and she cared deeply about her family and Wirth, Joanna L.), Heather M. and Ashley (Matthew Von Bergen) at Abbott Labs during WWII students. Sylvia made the world a brighter place. Joanna Wirth, nee Tarczon, Beloved wife of 64 years Hirsch; beloved grandmother to Joey, Jocelyn and Beloved wife of the late Bruce Funeral Friday, April 5, 2019 at 9:15 a.m. from the to the late Frank J.; loving mother of Frank (Linda) Jaclyn Hirsch, Carter Brandt and Savannah Von Miller Macfarlane (2013); lov- McKenzie Funeral Home, 15618 S. Cicero Ave., Oak and Patricia; cherished grandmother of Paul (Sarah), Bergen; cherished sister of Ken (Barbara) Holz and ing mother of David B. (Vicky) Macfarlane and the Forest to St. Damian Church for Mass at 10:00 Jennifer and Thomas; great-grandmother of Bryce Jeff (Amy) Holz; and beloved aunt to many nieces late Robert A. Macfarlane (2005); adored grand- a.m. Private Interment Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. and Frankie. Visitation, Tuesday, 4 to 8 p.m. Funeral and nephews. She was preceded in death by her mother of Amanda and Robert B. Macfarlane and Visitation Thursday, April 4, 2019 from 6:00 p.m. to Service, Wednesday, 11 a.m. at Kolbus-May Funeral parents, Donald (Joan Elizabeth nee Rinne) Holz. Julie (Rick) Macfarlane Hild; great-grandmother of 9:00 p.m. For information: 708-687-2990 Home 6857 W. Higgins Ave., Chicago. Interment Donations in Donna’s memory may be made to Bronwyn Macfarlane and Lily Anna and Stanley Hild; Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Ridgewood Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations Moody Radio by visiting www.moodyradio.org/giv- sister of Priscilla Arnold; aunt of Henry, Mark, John to Alzheimer’s Association would be appreciated. ing/share or 820 N LaSalle Blvd. Chicago, IL 60610. and Caroline Arnold. A memorial service will be held For information 773-774-3232 or Arrangements were entrusted with Davenport Seifer, Eugenia www.kolbusmayfh.com at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, April 9, 2019 at The Church of Eugenia Seifer, nee Georgoules, 8/17/1928 to Family Funeral Home, Barrington. For online condo- the Holy Spirit, 400 East Westminster Road in Lake 3/30/2019. She was preceded in death lences visit www.davenportfamily.com or call 847- Forest. For additional information contact Reuland & by her husband Herman Seifer, her par- 381-3411 for information. Turnbough Funeral Directors of Lake Forest at 847- ents Stylianos and Eugenia Georgoules, 234-9649 or visit www.RTfunerals.com. and her brother Athanasius Georgoules. Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries She is survived by her brother Thomas S. Georgoules, sister-in-law Vigdis Georgoules, nephew Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries Steve T. Georgoules, and niece Dina M. Georgoules. Eugenia was a graduate of DePaul University, a Sign Guestbook at chicagotribune.com/obituaries founding board member of the Greeek American Rehab and Care Ceneter, a school teacher, a mem- ber of the The Daughters of Penelope being a past president of her chapter, and she was a member of the Greek Woman’s University Club. Visitation Wednesday April 3rd from 4-9 PM at Smith-Corcoran Funeral Home 6150 N. Cicero Ave. Chicago. Friends and family will meet at Assumption Greek Orthodox Every life story Church 601 S. Central Avenue Chicago, IL 60644 for deserves to be told. a funeral service at 10:30 AM Thursday April 4th. Interment Elmwood Cemetery. Info 773-736-3833 or Share your loved one's story at www.smithcorcoran.com placeanad.chicagotribune.com

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***** BUYING and SELLING!! ***** Notice is hereby given, Pursuant to “An Act INVITATION TO RFP FOR FIRE AND NOTICE TO DBES *** Coins, Currency, Gold & Silver! *** in relation To the use of an Assumed Business BURGLAR ALARM SERVICES J Nardulli Concrete, Inc., 3517 S. 60th Court, Over 50 years in business. Visit our Store Name in the conduct or transaction of The Cicero Public Schools District 99, Cicero, Cicero, IL 60804, 708-652-3000, is seeking TO: O’Darie L. Weathers; Independence TO: Beverly Moore; Occupant of Unit 104, Business in The State” as amended, that a Illinois is requesting sealed RFP’s for fire and disadvantaged businesses for the Vil. of Bank; Judgment Creditors, And Decree 14621 S. Greenwood; Navy Federal Credit Certification was filed by the Undersigned burglar alarm services. RFP specifications Western Springs 2019 Roadway & Watermain Creditors, If Any Of The Above Described Union; GE Capital Mortgage Services, Inc.; with the County Clerk of Cook County will be available in the District Business Improvements Project for subcontracting As “Unknown Owners”; David D. Orr, Fountain Crest Condominium Association, File No. Office at the Administration Building, 5110 opportunities in the following areas: Cook County Clerk; Parties In Occupancy c/o Clear Property Management Services, Y19000775 on the West 24th Street, Cicero, Illinois beginning, Underground Landscaping HMA Patching Or Actual Possession Of Said Property; Inc.; Clear Property Management Services, Date: 3/8/19 Monday, April 1, 2019 from 8:00 a.m. to 3:30 and Pavement Marking. All disadvantaged Unknown Owners Or Persons Interested Inc., c/o Youmika L. Bryant; Judgment Under the Assumed Name of: Noire p.m. daily. There will be a mandatory pre- businesses should contact IN WRITING In Said Land Or Lot. TAX DEED NO. 2019 Creditors, And Decree Creditors, If Any Medicine RFP meeting at 9:00 a.m. on Thursday, April (certified letter, return receipt requested) COTD 000648 FILED: March 11, 2019 TAKE Of The Above Described As “Unknown with the business located at: 4, 2019 at Administration Building 5110 W Mr. Jose A Gaucin to discuss subcontracting NOTICE County of Cook, State of Illinois Date Owners”; David D. Orr, Cook County Clerk; 924 N. Taylor Ave. 24th Street, Cicero, Illinois. The purpose of opportunities. All negotiations must be Premises Sold: July 19, 2017 Certificate No. Parties In Occupancy Or Actual Possession Oak Park, IL, 60302 the pre-RFP meeting will be to answer any completed prior to bid opening 4/11/19. 17S-0005303 Sold for General Taxes of: 2017 Of Said Property; Unknown Owners Or The true name and residence Address of questions regarding the RFP specifications. Proposals will be evaluated & awarded Scavenger Sale (2012-2015) Sold For Special Persons Interested In Said Land Or Lot. TAX the owner is: Christina Marie Gordon Vendors shall make every effort to review based on price qualifications & availability. Assessment of (Municipality) Not Applicable. DEED NO. 2019 COTD 000647 FILED: March 924 N. Taylor Ave. this document prior to the mandatory pre- And Special Assessment No. Not Applicable. 11, 2019 TAKE NOTICE County of Cook, - Motorcycles Wanted Cash Paid! All Makes! Warrant No. Not Applicable. Inst. No. Not Will Pick Up. Reasonable. 630-660-0571 Oak Park , IL, 60302 RFP meeting on Thursday, April 4, 2019 State of Illinois Date Premises Sold: July so that clarifications, if necessary, can be Applicable. THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLD 17, 2017 Certificate No. 17S-0003622 Sold made at the meeting. Vendors absent at FOR DELINQUENT TAXES Property located at: for General Taxes of: 2017 Scavenger Sale the pre-RFP meeting will not be allowed 7231 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, Illinois Legal (2009-2015) Sold For Special Assessment to furnish a proposal. Vendors should be Description or Property Index No. 20-27-107- of (Municipality) Not Applicable. And Special prepared to tour the schools. The vendor 032-0000 Vol. 266 This notice is to advise Assessment No. Not Applicable. Warrant shall inspect the school sites and familiarize you that the above property has been sold No. Not Applicable. Inst. No. Not Applicable. himself/herself with the individual for delinquent taxes and that the period of THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLD FOR building conditions affecting the contract. redemption from the sale will expire on July DELINQUENT TAXES Property located at: LEGAL NOTICES Sealed RFPs must be deposited at the 31, 2019. The amount to redeem is subject 14621 Greenwood Road, Unit 104, Dolton, GOVERNMENT/EDUCATION Administration Building Reception Desk at to increase at 6 month intervals from the Illinois Legal Description or Property Index 5110 West 24th Street, Cicero, Illinois 60804 date of sale and may be further increased No. 29-10-209-026-1004 Vol. 202 This notice on or before 2:00 p.m. on Wednesday, May if the purchaser at the tax sale or his or her is to advise you that the above property 1, 2019. Sealed RFPs must be clearly marked assignee pays any subsequently accruing has been sold for delinquent taxes and “Sealed RFP for Fire and Burglar Alarm taxes or special assessments to redeem that the period of redemption from the sale BUYING old whiskey/bourbon/rye! Looking the property from subsequent forfeitures for full/sealed vintage bottles and decanters. Services 2019”. RFPs will be publicly opened will expire on July 31, 2019. The amount to PAYING TOP DOLLAR!! 773-263-5320 and read at that time. Unsigned or late RFPs or tax sales. Check with the County Clerk redeem is subject to increase at 6 month IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF COOK as to the exact amount you owe before COUNTY, ILLINOIS JUVENILE JUSTICE AND will not be considered. The vendor assumes intervals from the date of sale and may be the risk of any delay in handling or delivery redeeming. This notice is also to advise further increased if the purchaser at the BUYING RECORD ALBUMS! Rock, Jazz & AND CHILD PROTECTION DEPARTMENT you that a petition has been filed for a tax Blues. Also vintage baseball cards! JUVENILE JUSTICE DIVISION of the mail. Cicero Public Schools District 99 TO: Synergy Capital Group, Inc. (a/k/a Synergy tax sale or his or her assignee pays any 847-343-1628 reserves the right to accept or reject any or Capital Group Corporation), c/o Illinois deed which will transfer title and the right subsequently accruing taxes or special to possession of this property if redemption IN THE INTEREST OF all RFPs when there are sound documented Secretary of State-Dissolved Corporations; assessments to redeem the property from reasons to do so and to waive informalities Synergy Capital Group, Inc. (a/k/a Synergy is not made on or before July 31, 2019. subsequent forfeitures or tax sales. Check Antawn Nelson This matter is set for hearing in the Circuit BUYING TOY TRAINS and minor irregularities in RFPs received. Capital Group Corporation); Synergy Capital with the County Clerk as to the exact amount LIONEL, AMERICAN FLYER, HO, BRASS, Group, Inc. (a/k/a Synergy Capital Group Court of this County in Room 1704, Richard you owe before redeeming. This notice is A MINOR J. Daley Center, 50 W. Washington Street, OLD TOYS,COIN OPERATEDGAMES,COKE NO. 2019JD00086 Corporation), c/o Borys Gozdecki; City of also to advise you that a petition has been MACHINES, SLOT CARS, OLD SIGNS! Chicago, c/o City Clerk; Judgment Creditors, Chicago, Illinois on August 9, 2019 at 9:30 filed for a tax deed which will transfer title Dennis 630-319-2331 a.m. You may be present at this hearing NOTICE OF PUBLICATION And Decree Creditors, If Any Of The Above and the right to possession of this property Described As “Unknown Owners”; David D. but your right to redeem will already have if redemption is not made on or before July LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT – April 1, 2019 Orr, Cook County Clerk; Parties In Occupancy expired at that time. YOU ARE URGED TO 31, 2019. This matter is set for hearing in the Vintage Beer & Soda Cans & Signs: Notice is given you, Renice Buckner CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS Or Actual Possession Of Said Property; REDEEM IMMEDIATELY TO PREVENT LOSS OF Circuit Court of this County in Room 1704, We Pay Top Dollar for Your Collections (Mother), respondents, and TO ALL WHOM SUPPLEMENTAL PROPERTY Redemption can be made at any 708-315-0048 IT MAY CONCERN, that on January 16, Unknown Owners Or Persons Interested Richard J. Daley Center, 50 W. Washington Request for Qualifications for Rentals of In Said Land Or Lot. TAX DEED NO. 2019 time on or before July 31, 2019 by applying Street, Chicago, Illinois on August 9, 2019 at 2019, a petition was filed under the Juvenile Inflatable Bounce Houses, Activity and Event to the County Clerk of Cook County, Illinois, Court Act by KIM FOXX, STATE’S ATTORNEY COTD 000358 FILED: January 25, 2019 TAKE 9:30 a.m. You may be present at this hearing Equipment and Related Services NOTICE County of Cook, State of Illinois Date at the Office of the County Clerk in Chicago, but your right to redeem will already have WANTED Paying Cash for Military Items, OF COOK COUNTY through her assistant DUE: May 8, 2019 AT 2:00 p.m. Illinois. For further information contact the American, German, Japanese & Other State’s Attorney in this court and that in the Premises Sold: July 24, 2017 Certificate No. expired at that time. YOU ARE URGED TO Countries from Any Period. Also Marx See: http://cps.edu/procurement/pages/ 17S-0010534 Sold for General Taxes of: 2017 County Clerk. Address: 118 N. Clark Street, REDEEM IMMEDIATELY TO PREVENT LOSS OF courtroom of Judge Kristal Royce Rivers in contractorsopportunities.aspx Room 434, Chicago, IL 60602 Telephone: Playsets, Toy Soldiers, Trains, Miscellaneous the Cook County Juvenile Court Building Scavenger Sale (2011-2015) Sold For Special PROPERTY Redemption can be made at any Toys & Antiques. Call Gary: 708-522-3400 6214261 4/1/2019 (312) 603-5645 IDRIS OMOSANYA, purchaser located at 1100 South Hamilton, Chicago, Assessment of (Municipality) Not Applicable. time on or before July 31, 2019 by applying And Special Assessment No. Not Applicable. or assignee Dated: March 26, 2019 Judd to the County Clerk of Cook County, Illinois, Illinois on 04/12/2019 at 9:00 AM IN M. Harris #55136 933 West Van Buren St. CALENDAR 56 COURTROOM 10 , Warrant No. Not Applicable. Inst. No. Not at the Office of the County Clerk in Chicago, WE BUY COMIC BOOKS! Applicable. THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLD Suite 304 Chicago, IL 60607 312-795-9600 Illinois. For further information contact the Top Prices Paid Will Travel to You FOR DELINQUENT TAXES Property located at: [email protected]. Pub: 4/1, 2, 3/2019 County Clerk. Address: 118 N. Clark Street, 1-888-88-COMIC ComicBuyingCenter.com or as soon thereafter as this case may be LEGAL NOTICE STATE OF ILLINOIS 6206846 heard, an adjudicatory hearing will be held COUNTY OF COOK 3641 W. Douglas Blvd, Chicago, Illinois Legal Room 434, Chicago, IL 60602 Telephone: upon the petition to have the minor declared Description or Property Index No. 16-23-120- (312) 603-5645 IDRIS OMOSANYA, In the matter of the revision of the purchaser or assignee Dated: March 26, to be a ward of the court and for other relief assessment of Real Property for 2019: 005-0000 Vol. 569 This notice is to advise you that the above property has been sold 2019 Judd M. Harris #55136 933 West Van under the Act. The court has authority in NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the TO: Cedric Spencer; Margaret Howard; for delinquent taxes and that the period of Buren St. Suite 304 Chicago, IL 60607 312- this case to take from you the custody and provisions of Cherreana Spencer; Judgment Creditors, DOGS redemption from the sale will expire on July 795-9600 [email protected]. Pub: 4/1, guardianship of the minor. Section 14-35 of the Illinois Property Tax And Decree Creditors, If Any Of The Above 24, 2019. The amount to redeem is subject 2, 3/2019 6206838 Code (35 ILCS 200/14-35) that the Assessor Described As “Unknown Owners”; David D. to increase at 6 month intervals from the Unless you appear at the hearing and show of Cook County will sit for the purpose of Orr, Cook County Clerk; Parties In Occupancy date of sale and may be further increased cause to the contrary, an order or judgment reviewing the proposed 2019 assessment Or Actual Possession Of Said Property; if the purchaser at the tax sale or his or her Irish Wolfhounds 256-303-8277 by default may be entered against you for of Real Property located in the following Unknown Owners Or Persons Interested assignee pays any subsequently accruing Alabama $2,000 M/F the relief asked in the petition. township(s) or taxing district(s) in Cook In Said Land Or Lot. TAX DEED NO. 2019 taxes or special assessments to redeem Puppies rdy 4/17 Call for details & delivery County. COTD 000646 FILED: March 11, 2019 TAKE the property from subsequent forfeitures DOROTHY BROWN, CLERK OF COURT NEW TRIER NOTICE County of Cook, State of Illinois Date or tax sales. Check with the County Clerk Labradoodle 309-714-3117 April 1, 2019 Identified also as Area(s) 04,05, under the Premises Sold: July 19, 2017 Certificate No. as to the exact amount you owe before Permanent Real Estate Index Numbering 17S-0006540 Sold for General Taxes of: 2017 Geneseo,IL 1000 Male and Female redeeming. This notice is also to advise ASSISTANT STATE’S ATTORNEY: System of Cook County. Scavenger Sale (2011-2015) Sold For Special Born March 11th - Ready by May 7th 2019. you that a petition has been filed for a tax G. Morris, E. Washington The last date within which applications Assessment of (Municipality) Not Applicable. Both Parents are AKC reg. deed which will transfer title and the right ATTORNEY FOR: for revisions of assessment (Real Estate And Special Assessment No. Not Applicable. to possession of this property if redemption THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS Assessed Valuation Appeals) may be filed for Warrant No. Not Applicable. Inst. No. Not is not made on or before July 24, 2019. ADDRESS: 1100 South Hamilton consideration at such sitting is April 29, Applicable. THIS PROPERTY HAS BEEN SOLD This matter is set for hearing in the Circuit GENERAL CITY/STATE: Chicago, Illinois 60612 2019. FOR DELINQUENT TAXES Property located Court of this County in Room 1704, Richard TELEPHONE NUMBER: (312) 433-7000 Such sitting will be held at the office of the at: 9955 S. Yates Boulevard, Chicago, Illinois J. Daley Center, 50 W. 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NATIONAL SEMIFINALS At U.S. Bank Stadium, Minneapolis Auburn vs. Virginia 5:09 p.m. Saturday, CBS-2 Texas Tech vs. Michigan State 7:49 p.m. Saturday, CBS-2 ■ National final: April 8

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WOMEN’S NCAA After Michigan State stuns Duke, veteran Izzo joins 3 1st-timers on final weekend TOURNAMENT Chicago Regional final By John Marshall chance for a second national next Saturday in Minneapolis: nious split with Tennessee, guid- At Wintrust Arena Associated Press championship. Izzo’s Spartans. ing the Tigers to Minneapolis, #1 Notre Dame vs. # 2 Stan- The other three Final Four Virginia’s Tony Bennett finally where they’ll face Virginia de- ford Tom Izzo drew up the perfect coaches will be the new kids at got over the hump in his 10th spite the cloud of a federal 8 p.m. Monday, ESPN2 play at the perfect moment, the dance. season with the Cavaliers, putting investigation hanging over the INSIDE sending Michigan State past Chris Beard’s nomadic journey them in position for a different program. ■ Jessica Shepard has been a mighty Duke for a spot in the struck a vein of gold in his 12th kind of history after last year’s “I’m so happy for the people at tower of strength for the Irish. Final Four. coaching stop at Texas Tech, with historic first-round flameout Auburn who have been waiting ■ UConn, Oregon punch tickets The trip is always emotional, a gritty pack of ball-hawking against No. 16 UMBC. forever to get their first Final to the Final Four. but Izzo has done it before. This players grasping the program’s And Bruce Pearl found some ■ Women’s bracket. Page 4 will be his eighth Final Four and a first Final Four. Their opponent gems at Auburn after an acrimo- Turn to NCAA, Page 2

WHITE SOX 6, ROYALS 3 RANGERS 11, CUBS 10 Giolito’s dominant start 2nd bullpen implosion bodes well for his future in 2 days proves fatal Righty takes no-hitter into 7th as Sox get 1st win But Cubs won’t ‘panic’ leadoff double to Joey Gallo and then bounced a wild pitch that KANSAS CITY, Mo. no-hit bid, and the Roy- after wasting 10 runs, allowed Gallo to score the win- — Dylan Cease didn’t als added two more in in 17 hits, losing series ning run. start the season with the inning to prompt his The Cubs lost two of three the White Sox, but the removal after 99 pitches. By Mark Gonzales despite scoring 28 runs on 39 shadow of their top Giolito allowed two Chicago Tribune hits. Before Sunday, the Cubs pitching prospect hov- runs on three hits over had won 27 consecutive games 2 ers over the rotation. Paul 6 ⁄3 innings to help the ARLINGTON, Texas — Man- when getting 17 hits or more Eventually Cease will Sullivan Sox avoid a season- ager Joe Maddon typically needs dating to Aug. 9, 2009, at the be in that rotation, opening sweep. Alex a month to figure out the best Rockies. meaning someone will On the Colome picked up his way to use his bullpen. But he “I would have asked you if we have to go. And it White Sox first save of the season. may need to speed up the were playing in Midland, Texas, doesn’t take a rocket Back-to-back home timeline after the Cubs blew a at the time,” said Maddon, recall- scientist to figure out the likeliest runs in the fourth by Jose Abreu late multi-run lead for the sec- ing his days in the Double-A candidate would be Lucas Giolito, and Yonder Alonso, who had ond consecutive day. Texas League where hot winds who obviously has other plans. three RBIs, paced the Sox offense. The bullpen struggled again and hard infields prevailed. Giolito dominated on another After the game Giolito said he Sunday, wasting a 17-hit effort by But the bullpen — deemed as a chilly day at Kauffman Stadium, heard fans screaming from the the offense as a three-run lead strength by President Theo Ep- taking a no-hitter into the seventh fifth inning on, “so there’s no JOHN SLEEZER/GETTY dissolved in the final four in- stein and Maddon heading into inning and dominating in a 6-3 way” to ignore the no-no. Lucas Giolito said it felt “good to nings of an 11-10 loss to the the season — struggled collec- win over the Royals. “It feels good to start off on a start off on a good note” after he Rangers. tively. Relievers allowed 13 Alex Gordon’s one-out single in earned the victory Sunday in the The woes were obvious even the seventh broke up Giolito’s Turn to Sullivan, Page 5 series finale against the Royals. before Pedro Strop allowed a Turn to Cubs, Page 5 2 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, April 1, 2019 TOP OF THE SECOND

Round Mound squarely a winner LET’S PLAY 2 Monday Wednesday @Braves @Braves 6:10 p.m. 6:20 p.m. By Phil Rosenthal NBCSCH+ WGN-9 and Tim Bannon Chicago Tribune Monday Wednesday @Indians @Indians It takes more than a scoreboard to dis- 3:10 p.m. 12:10 p.m. cern the winners and losers in the men’s WGN-9 NBCSCH and women’s NCAA Tournaments over the weekend. Monday Wednesday That’s where we come in. @Knicks @Wizards Happy to help. 6:30 p.m. 6 p.m. NBCSCH NBCSCH Loser: Your bracket. This is the men’s Final Four you predic- Monday Wednesday ted? Really? Texas Tech, Auburn, Virginia Jets Blues and Michigan State. Sure, whatever you 7:30 p.m. 7 p.m. say. We believe you. (We don’t believe you.) WGN-9 NBCSN Winner: Charles Barkley. What a joy to watch him root on his Saturday April 12 Auburn Tigers. No cheering in the press @Toronto Whitecaps box? Good thing he’s in the studio, not the 2 p.m. 7:30 p.m. press box. Said Chuck still basking in ela- ESPN+ ESPN+ tion over the Tigers’ Final Four berth, “Words I never expected to say — ‘I can’t PATRICK SMITH/GETTY wait to get to Minnesota.’” Duke’s loss may end the college days of Zion Williamson, left, Cam Reddish and Tre Jones. MONDAY TV/RADIO Loser: Kenny Smith. Before Auburn eliminated North Car- the courtside announcing crew offline, Loser: Bruce Pearl. MLB olina, Barkley and former Tar HeelSmith studio host Gumbel filled in on play-by- Yes, Auburn’s coach is headed to his first Noon Cardinals at Pirates ESPN apparently were going to wear their re- play from New York until 15 minutes, 35 Final Four (as well as the school’s). But 3 p.m. White Sox at Indians WGN-9 spective college uniforms on set. But while seconds remained in the first half. Con- that’s bound to shine a much brighter light WGN-AM 720 Smith dribbled to the New York studio necting from long distance, it’s good. on Pearl’s history. Two of his Tigers assist- 6 p.m. Cubs at Braves NBCSCH+ desk in Carolina gear, Barkley wore a suit, Loser: Greg Gumbel. ant coaches have been ensnared in separate WSCR-AM 670 as usual, albeit with a tie in Auburn colors. Maybe we’re imagining it, but we swear FBI corruption probes. Then there was the 9 p.m. Giants at Dodgers ESPN As for why the onetime Round Mound of we heard sad resignation Sunday in Gum- time he invited a recruit and the recruit’s NBA Rebound didn’t wear his old Tigers uni- bel’s voice when he had to pause to show a father to his home for a barbecue when he 6:30 p.m. Bulls at Knicks NBCSCH form, Sir Charles said with a laugh, “It brief clip of the Tigers cutting down a net wasn’t allowed to and lied about it to the 6:30 p.m. Heat at Celtics NBA TV didn’t fit.” in Kansas City, Mo., for the sole purpose of NCAA. Don’t even ask about the time in 9 p.m. Cavaliers at Suns NBA TV Winner: Bears linebacker Khalil Mack. plugging the NCAA’s official brand of lad- 1989 when, as an assistant at Iowa, Pearl Michigan State coach Tom Izzo was der. Yes, the NCAA has an official brand of secretly taped Simeon’s Deon Thomas, a MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL asked about the challenge the Spartans ladder, and we can only hope the NCAA recruit who had chosen Illinois over Iowa. 6 p.m. DePaul at South Florida ESPNU would face in trying to stop Duke freshman gets enough money to feel good about that. Those are some real shining moments. WOMEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Winner: Some NBA lottery team, maybe Winner: Tony Bennett. superstar Zion Williamson, the anticipated 6 p.m. Iowa vs. Baylor ESPN2 the Bulls. No. 1 pick in this year’s NBA draft. “Khalil The Virginia coach, not the singer who 8 p.m. Stanford vs. Notre Dame ESPN2 Mack is a guy I look at,” Izzo told reporters. Duke’s Williamson will make it to the left his heart in San Francisco, got the “If I could borrow someone from the NBA draft fully intact, without risk of fur- UMBC monkey of a year ago off his back as NHL Bears, maybe we could cover him.” ther injury in college play. the Cavaliers beat Purdue, earning a trip to 7 p.m. Avalanche at Blues NBCSN Williamson had 24 points and 14 rebounds, Loser: Michigan. the Final Four just like his father, Dick 7:30 p.m. Jets at Blackhawks WGN-9 yet the Spartans advanced. Against Texas Tech, the No. 2-seeded Bennett, did with Wisconsin in 2000. WGN-AM 720 Loser: AT&T’s “Phil.” Loser: John Calipari. Wolverines managed just 16 field goals, 32 COLLEGE HOCKEY The addled fake sportscaster (played by percent shooting and a single 3-point bas- The day before Kentucky’s Midwest 12:30 p.m. NCAA Tournament ESPNU Second City veteran Tim Baltz) fell victim ket on 19 attempts. Only five players scored Region final with Auburn, Wildcats coach 2:30 p.m. NCAA Tournament ESPNU to an overplayed ad campaign. What began for Michigan. John Calipari joked about Barkley’s statue as a decent joke ran itself the ground, be- Winner: Notre Dame fans. on the Auburn campus. “Who’s that big SOCCER coming a little less funny with each repeti- They were in full force and full voice guy with the big head?” Calipari said. “I 2 p.m. Arsenal vs. Newcastle U. NBCSN tion. Not OK. Not at all. Saturday at Wintrust Arena to watch the peed on his statue down there, just so you TENNIS Winner: Greg Gumbel. Irish beat Texas A&M to advance to the know.” For Kentucky, it was No. 1 and done. 9 a.m. Volvo Car Open Tennis When CBS’ mobile truck lost power at Elite Eight in the women’s tournament. 3 p.m. Abierto GNP Seguros Tennis the West Region semifinals in Anaheim, They’ll face No. 2 seed Stanford on Mon- [email protected] Twitter @phil_rosenthal 8 p.m. Abierto GNP Seguros Tennis Calif., taking Kevin Harlan and the rest of day. [email protected] Twitter @timbannon

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NCAA, from Page 1 down four straight NCAA Tournament opponents to reach the program’s first Four,” Pearl said. Final Four. Pearl was fired by Tennessee in 2011 and “It is real. That defense is real,” Gonzaga hit with a “show-cause” penalty by the coach Mark Few said after the Red Raiders NCAA for a string of violations and lying to bounced the Zags from the Elite Eight. investigators. So is Virginia’s. He landed at Auburn 2014 and the dark Using the same principles his father, clouds followed. Dick, ran at Wisconsin and Washington Tigers assistant Chuck Person pleaded State, Cavaliers coach Tony Bennett runs a guilty to conspiracy to commit bribery and “pack line” defense that forces teams to the two players, Austin Wiley and Danjel perimeter. As the name suggests, Virginia Purifoy, were ruled ineligible last season as packs its defense into the paint. a result of the federal investigation. Just Bennett needed a few years to cement before this year’s SEC tournament, assist- the foundation of his defensive principles, ant coach Ira Bowman was suspended but once he did, Virginia became one of the indefinitely amid bribery allegations dur- nation’s top defenses. ing his time at Pennsylvania. The Cavaliers led the nation in scoring at Despite the off-court issues, The Tigers 55 points per game this season and are fifth (30-9) shot their way into the Final Four for in KenPom’s defensive efficiency. Virginia the first time by taking down blue bloods (33-3) shut down its first three opponents Kansas, North Carolina and Kentucky. and survived an offensive onslaught by “No matter how low we got this season, Purdue’s Carsen Edwards to earn its first no matter how much adversity went Final Four since 1984. through, we always believed this is where Bounced in a historic loss a year ago, the we could get to,” said Auburn’s Bryce Cavaliers finally got Bennett the one piece Brown, who had 24 points in the Elite missing from his resume. Eight win over Kentucky. “There was a burning desire to get these Beard was at Division II Angelo State guys and our program to a Final Four and just four years ago, the ABA’s South hopefully beyond,” Tony Bennett said. Carolina Warriors three years before that. Now, Izzo. He took over a middling Texas Tech The master of March may have pulled program in 2016 and turned it around by off the greatest coaching job of his career in getting non-five-star players to buy into his the Elite Eight on Sunday, pulling the defensive philosophies. strings to knock off top overall seed Duke Texas Tech reached the Elite Eight for and its fantastic freshmen. the first time in Beard’s second season a Izzo’s game plan frustrated Zion year ago, but not much was expected from Williamson, R.J. Barrett and the rest of the the Red Raiders this season after losing five Blue Devils most of the day in Washington, of their top six scorers. D.C. Picked to finish seventh in the preseason With the game on the line, Izzo drew up poll, Texas Tech was one of college a play to free Kenny Goins for a wide-open basketball’s biggest surprises, sharing the 3-pointer. The senior guard knocked it Big 12 regular-season championship with down with 34 seconds left, the Spartans Kansas State to end Kansas’ 14-year reign. clamped down on defense and Cassius After a hiccup against West Virginia in the Winston broke free to dribble out the clock, conference tournament, Texas Tech (30-6) practically running all the way to Minne- and the nation’s most efficient defense shut apolis with the ball. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, April 1, 2019 3

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JAMIE SQUIRE/GETTY PATRICK SMITH/GETTY Bryce Brown, who scored 24 points, smiles during the second half of Auburn’s victory. Michigan State’s Cassius Winston, left, gets ready to celebrate alongside Kenny Goins. AUBURN 77, KENTUCKY 71 (OT) MICHIGAN STATE 68, DUKE 67 Tigers on inspired run Driving out the Devils Auburn spills more blue blood the bench — he doesn’t want the camera on Winston, Spartans likely cut and let it go and it went down,” Goins said. him,” Pearl said. “He must have been “As soon as I let it go, I knew it was good. I with thriller against Kentucky watching the first half at the hotel and said, Williamson’s career short was ready to celebrate, but I knew I had to By Dave Skretta ‘I can’t stay here. I got to go.’ ” By Stephen Whyno get back on defense.” | Associated Press The Tigers had only reached the Elite | Associated Press Duke had the chance to tie but Barrett Eight once before, and that was 33 years missed the first of two free throws with 5.2 KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The confetti was ago. But after twice losing to Kentucky WASHINGTON — Cassius Winston put seconds left. Duke was helpless with only still swirling around Auburn coach Bruce during the regular season, they rose to the Michigan State on his shoulders and four fouls, and Winston was able to get the Pearl when he gazed over a team headed to occasion on the game’s biggest stage. carried the Spartans into the Final Four for ball away from the Duke defenders and the first Final Four in school history and Next stop: the Final Four and a national the first time since 2015. dribble out the clock. declared, “This one was for Chuma!” semifinal date with Virginia. The do-everything point guard took “There wasn’t enough time, so I tried to “The next two,” Pearl added with a “I’m so glad we came out and battled the over the game when his team faced its miss the second one and it went in,” Barrett triumphant grin, “are for Auburn.” whole entire 40 minutes for Chuma,” biggest deficit and led second-seeded said. Drawing inspiration from injured for- Brown said. “If he was out there, he would Michigan State to a 68-67 victory over Michigan State is in the Final Four for ward Chuma Okeke, the No. 5 seed Tigers have made a huge difference.” Duke that likely ended Zion Williamson’s the eighth time under coach Tom Izzo, finished off a joyful romp through college Auburn forced overtime when Harper college career. who beat Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski for just basketball royalty by bringing down the made a tying layup with 38 seconds left, Williamson, the presumptive top pick in the second time in 13 meetings and the winningest program of all. Their 77-71 and the guard added the first four points the NBA draft and the biggest star of this second time in seven NCAA Tournament overtime win over second-seeded Ken- of the extra session. When Ashton NCAA Tournament, had a game-high 24 games. tucky in the finals of the Midwest Region Hagans scored for Kentucky, it was points and 14 rebounds for Duke. But it was “I love you all. ... I’ll see you in on Sunday came after blowouts of Kansas McLemore who added back-to-back bas- Winston who stole the show with 20 Minneapolis,” Izzo, who wiped away tears, and North Carolina that served notice: kets that forced the Wildcats to play points and 10 assists. He made nine of his told the celebrating crowd that included Auburn is more than a football school. catch-up. 23 shots and never shied away from taking Michigan State alumnus Magic Johnson. Jared Harper led the way with 26 points, They never made it all the way back. it to Duke and shooting at nearly every Izzo had to navigate foul trouble to big including the tying basket in regulation Samir Doughty made the second of two opportunity in the East Region final man Xavier Tillman, who was essential in and a crucial series of layups in overtime. free throws to give Auburn a cushion with Sunday. guarding Williamson and factoring in on Bryce Brown added 24 points and Anfer- 16.1 seconds to go, and the Wildcats’ “Now is not the time to doubt yourself,” the offensive end. Tillman played 29 nee McLemore came up big in the extra Keldon Johnson misfired at the other end, Winston said. “We’ve been working, we’ve minutes and scored 19 points on 8 of 12 session, helping Auburn (30-9) set a school wrapping up a victory that surely sent the been playing all year to get to these shooting. record for wins with its 12th straight Tigers’ fan base streaming to Toomer’s moments. Now’s not the time to shy away Duke fell one step short of the Final Four overall. Corner. from those big moments.” after finally coming out on the losing end of “We wanted to make history,” Pearl said. “They played aggressive. They played The biggest moment is yet to come. a nail-biter. The Blue Devils won their “You have to understand, at Auburn, we’re tough. They bumped and it was a grinding- Michigan State will play Texas Tech in previous two tournament games by a not Cinderellas in anything. We’re really, type game,” Kentucky coach John Calipari one national semifinal Saturday in Minne- combined three points, and escaped in the really good in all those other sports. We said. “They deserved to win the game.” apolis. Virginia faces Auburn in the other. final seconds only when their opponents win championships. Been a long time since PJ Washington came off the bench and “We’re not done yet, and it feels good,” missed at the buzzer. men’s basketball has been good.” had 28 points and 13 rebounds for the senior guard Matt McQuaid said. Falling short likely ended the college Okeke was there in more than just spirit, Wildcats, but he also had a shot blocked Winston was the facilitator, but the career of Williamson, the freshman sensa- too. The sophomore forward, who tore his that could have given his team the lead in Spartans received a huge boost from their tion expected to leave Duke for the NBA. ACL in the final minutes against the Tar the final seconds of regulation. oldest player. Kenny Goins, a fifth-year “We’re very upset, obviously, but con- Heels, was rolled behind the bench in a “We thought we were going to win,” said senior who missed his first four 3-point grats to Michigan State,” Williamson said. wheelchair early in the second half. Washington, who declined to say whether attempts, drained the go-ahead shot with “Just looking around the locker room and He was still there when the wild it was his final game at Kentucky. “Just a lot 34.3 seconds left to put Michigan State up see your teammates, your brothers and you celebration finally began. of emotions not being able to finish it the 68-66. just think this group will probably never “Moving him to the gym, sitting him on way I wanted to.” “I was out there, great pass, trusted it play together again.” 4 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, April 1, 2019

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CHICAGO REGION ROUNDUP AT WINTRUST ARENA UConn, Oregon A tower reach Final Four of strength Associated Press Katie Lou Samuelson scored 29 points and second-seeded UConn held off No. 1-seeded Louisville 80-73 on Sunday in the for Irish Albany (N.Y.) Region final, extending the Huskies’ record Final Four run to 12 Shepard’s dominance in post consecutive years. The Huskies (35-2) have won six national key in push for repeat title championships and had a 111-game winning streak during their remarkable Final Four By Shannon Ryan | Chicago Tribune run. They will be looking to reach the title game for the first time in three years after Tales of Jessica Shepard’s strength turn they have lost on last-second shots in the into myths in the Notre Dame locker room. last two national semifinals. “In the weight room, I’ll grab a 30- UConn, which made 14 3-pointers in the pound dumbbell, and Jess will grab like game, nearly blew an 11-point lead in the 60,” forward Brianna Turner said. “Just final 1:47 of the game. simple instances like that.” Louisville scored 10 of 11 points to cut its “She beat me in arm wrestling once,” deficit to 75-73 with 26.6 seconds left. guard Arike Ogunbowale said. Samuelson then hit two free throws to make “Jess pushed me really lightly and (I) it a two-possession game. pulled something in my back,” senior Asia Durr was fouled a few seconds later, guard Marina Mabrey said. but the Cardinals’ senior leader missed both Shepard, growing more embarrassed by free throws. Napheesa Collier was fouled the second, cut off her teammates. after the Cardinals missed a chance on an “At this point, we’re making stuff up,” offensive rebound. She stepped up and sank Shepard said with a laugh. both free throws on the other end to make it Shepard’s value to the Irish doesn’t need 79-73. exaggeration. As the buzzer sounded, the Huskies After transferring from Nebraska — her mobbed Samuelson at the foul line celebrat- home-state university — two seasons ago, ing another trip to the Final Four. the 6-foot-4 forward has been a dominant Louisville (32-4) was looking to become post presence. She has posted 16 double- only the second team to beat UConn twice doubles this season, including 24 points in a season in the last decade, joining fellow and 14 rebounds against Texas A&M on ACC school Notre Dame, which did it in Saturday to help the top-seeded Irish to 2012 and 2013. The Huskies could face the Monday’s Elite Eight matchup against No. Irish in the Final Four in Tampa, Fla., if 2 seed Stanford at Wintrust Arena. Notre Dame beats Stanford in the Chicago She’s tied for second in Notre Dame Region final Monday night at Wintrust history for double-doubles in a season and Arena. her 31 double-doubles in two seasons put her fifth on the career list. Oregon 88, Mississippi State 84: After working on conditioning and Thanks to another stellar performance losing weight in the offseason, Shepard from Sabrina Ionescu and a lift from a seems even more mobile this season, home-state crowd, Oregon is heading to its averaging 16.9 points and 10.1 rebounds. first women’s Final Four. Since Notre Dame’s Big East Tournament Ionescu had 31 points, eight assists and championship victory four games ago, she seven rebounds, and the second-seeded has averaged 23.8 points and 12.3 rebounds Ducks beat No. 1 seed Mississippi State in per game. the Portland (Ore.) Region final. She also adds 3.2 assists per game, Satou Sabally had 22 points for the Ducks providing sweet outlet passes from the JOHN J. KIM/CHICAGO TRIBUNE (33-4), who head to Tampa to face the post that contribute to Notre Dame’s Notre Dame forward Jessica Shepard grabs a rebound in the victory over Texas A&M on winner of Monday’s game between top blistering transition game. Saturday. She had 24 points and 14 rebounds. overall seed Baylor and Iowa. “She’s incredibly versatile, but she’s At the final buzzer, Ionescu jumped into tough to move when she gets her spot Notre Dame’s 6-3 Turner provides 2.8 transferring and talked to her, she hung up teammate Ruthy Hebard’s arms, and coach down on the block,” Notre Dame coach blocks per game to go with 14.4 points and the phone and told her husband, “’That’s Kelly Graves flashed an “O” with his hands Muffet McGraw said. “I love her strength. 7.6 rebounds. somebody I would love to coach.’ I knew to the crowd. The Ducks had been elimi- When she gets the ball down low, she’s But the Cardinal understand the loom- she could have an immediate impact.” nated in the Elite Eight the last two seasons. pretty hard to stop.” ing presence of Shepard. Shepard told McGraw she cared less Teaira McCowan had 19 points and 15 At Nebraska, Shepard averaged 18.5 “She has great vision and understanding about statistics than winning. She has the rebounds in her final game for the Bulldogs points and 9.2 rebounds in two seasons. of the game,” Stanford caoch Tara Van- best of both worlds with the Irish (33-3), (33-3), who had played in the NCAA title She took 89 3-pointers, making 31.5 Derveer said. “She runs the floor really who won the national championship last game in the last two seasons. Two of percent as a sophomore with the Corn- well. She hits midrange shots. She re- season, Shepard’s first in South Bend. Mississippi State’s losses this season were huskers, compared with only four in two bounds the heck out of it. She’s very “I was looking for a place just to grow as to Oregon, and the first one was a true road seasons with the Irish (missing all four). physical, gets on the (offensive) boards a person and as a player and a chance to game. “We kind of forced her down on the especially well. But I think her basketball compete for championships,” she said. “It’s This time, Mississippi State just felt like block a little bit more,” McGraw said. “Her IQ is a really elite basketball IQ.” just a family feel. They’re just real with the away team. Attendance at the Moda game is able to go out on the perimeter, but The news that Shepard was eligible you. It was a great fit for me.” Center was announced at 11,534, with the we really needed her on the inside.” without having to sit out a season like most In other words, a place where Shepard vast majority cheering on the Ducks — a Stanford (30-4) boasts 6-4 forward transfers was “an early Christmas present” can show her strength. tough draw for a top seed. Alanna Smith, who averages 19.8 points, 8.7 last season, McGraw said. “She has been so Jazzmun Holmes’ jumper cut the margin rebounds and 2.2 blocks per game, promis- important to our team.” [email protected] to 84-79 five points with 26.4 seconds to go, ing for an intriguing big-woman matchup. When McGraw found out Shepard was Twitter @sryantribune but Mississippi State could not catch up. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, April 1, 2019 5

CUBS WHITE SOX Sox’s Class A team not so intimidating New owner to dump him. But it seemed like a perfect tribute to the beloved racer, and nickname honoring the town embraced the Intimida- legendary Earnhardt tors name over the last 18 years. The decision to change names By Paul Sullivan obviously disappointed the Earn- Chicago Tribune hardt family. After the news was announced, Dale Earnhardt Jr. KANSAS CITY, Mo. — When tweeted: “I remember how proud the White Sox’s Class A affiliate in dad was of this. What a shame it Kannapolis, N.C., kicks off its 2019 has to end.” season Thursday, it will mark the Dale Jr. later tweeted that “if a final year for the Intimidators. change is indeed imminent may- The team will still be around, be: ‘Ironheads’ if they want to but the nickname will be con- continue to honor Big E.” signed to history. The White Sox are staying out With the ballclub moving into a of the fray. new ballpark in Kannapolis in “There was an ownership 2020, new owner Andy Sandler change, they’re coming in with decided to hold a contest for fans new stadium,” said Chris Getz, to choose a new name. White Sox director of player “Giving fans an even better development. “That’s going to be game experience with a new team ready for next season. In terms of name, fresh logo and engaging the name change, we’re out of mascot is a very important part of that. I’ll certainly support whatev- what is ahead for Kannapolis er that organization and city baseball and the city,” Sandler said wants to do.” earlier this year in a statement. Getz, a former White Sox “We look forward to community prospect, played 55 games with participation in this exciting re- the Intimidators in 2005, the first brand.” year of his professional career. Did Normally this kind of “exciting he like the nickname? rebrand” wouldn’t be considered “Certainly there is some history very controversial. there with Dale and his family tied But in the town late NASCAR into that,” he said. “Being a player legend Dale Earnhardt put on the down there, I have a lot of fond map, ditching the Intimidator memories being an Intimidator. I name is considered heresy to know a lot of other people do as some fans. well. But this is a business, too, and The franchise used to be known we’ve got a new group down there as the Piedmont Boll Weevils but that are trying to do different changed to the Intimidators in things, so I understand that as 2001 when Earnhardt bought an well.” ownership stake in his hometown Whatever name they decide team. Earnhardt was known as upon, it won’t go into effect until “The Intimidator,” so it made 2020. sense to name the club after him. So this will be one last ride for Earnhardt died in an accident the Intimidators, unless Sandler that February in the Daytona 500, comes to his senses and decides so he never got to enjoy watching the best name for Kannapolis is the minor-league team named for the one the team already has.

RICK YEATTS/GETTY Cubs:Pedro Strop rushes to the plate after his Nowild pitch allowed Joey ‘panic’ Gallo to score the winning run Sunday.

Cubs, from Page 1 right,” Maddon said. “That’s his early May. spot there.” “You know what you think earned runs on 16 hits (four home Fellow left-hander Randy Ro- you’ve got, but you’ve got to keep runs) and eight walks in 11 2/3 sario wasn’t available because he throwing them out there because innings. warmed up too much during things change on a year-by-year “We’re not going to panic,” Saturday’s 8-6 loss. Montgomery basis,” Maddon said. “I won’t said Mike Montgomery, who refused to use his late start in make up my mind too soon about allowed a go-ahead home run to spring training because of shoul- anything. I‘ve got to get them all Asdrubal Cabrera to cap a four- der stiffness as an excuse. out there.” JOHN SLEEZER/GETTY run seventh. “We’re going to stick “It’s frustrating,” Montgomery That’s why Maddon wasn’t Jose Abreu, left, is greeted by Eloy Jimenez after hitting a solo homer in with it and stay with the process.” said. “(Our offense) swung it afraid to use Chatwood, whose the fourth inning. Yonder Alonso followed Abreu with another solo shot. After the Cubs mounted a unbelievably the first three wildness cost him a spot in the methodical four-run rally to take games, and we know what our rotation last season, with a three- an 8-5 lead, the bullpen allowed offense is capable of. run lead in the sixth. the Rangers to chip away. “We want to do our part. You “You have your tried-and- Giolito off to strong start Tyler Chatwood threw nine of can’t hang your head. Just keep trues and other guys ease into Sullivan, from Page 1 ing off some of that work this year 10 pitches for strikes, but one of moving forward.” roles maybe more prominent and and putting together much more his strikes was hit for a home run The Cubs are likely to tweak less prominent, based on what good note,” he said, acknowledg- consistent starts and numbers by Jeff Mathis in the bottom of their bullpen during the course you’re seeing right now,” Mad- ing that he has struggled early in overall.” the sixth. of the season, depending on the don said. seasons past. “I wanted to change It’s only one start, but the no- Chatwood was pulled after opponent. But there are some “I’ve always believed it’s about that this year and start off on a hit bid should give Giolito a confi- allowing a single and a walk with limitations. Allen Webster, who a month break-in before you good note.” dence boost that lingers. A re- two outs in the seventh. In came threw as well as any reliever in really understand how to use How important is it for Giolito vamped delivery and fresh start Montgomery, who gave up a spring training, will start the 2019 your guys out there.” to get off to a good start with appear to have gotten him back game-tying triple to Nomar season at Triple-A Iowa. The Cubs wasted a three-hit Cease in the rearview mirror? on track. Mazara, and Cabrera followed If Webster is promoted to the performance by Daniel Descalso “As I tell the players all the Renteria said he never lost with a two-run homer that majors, he must stay with the in his first start. Descalso started time, just control (what) you can confidence in Giolito’s abilities, grazed the left-field foul pole. team or risk being lost to waivers run-scoring rallies in the fourth control,” manager Rick Renteria while also acknowledging that no Maddon’s biggest concern is because he is out of options. and sixth and hit an RBI single said, repeating last year’s mantra. one is safe forever. Montgomery, who had allowed a In the meantime, Maddon will that tied the game at 10 in the “I don’t want them to worry “It’s very easy to become pes- two-run homer to the switch- continue to explore the right eighth. about anything on the periphery. simistic, even in short spurts,” hitting Cabrera in a 12-4 victory roles for his relievers until closer It really doesn’t matter. For us, Renteria said. “I’m not that kind on Thursday. Brandon Morrow returns from [email protected] Dylan’s moved forward. We’re of guy. I’m more optimistic than “We’ve got to get Montgomery right elbow surgery, likely in Twitter @MDGonzales watching him from a distance, pessimistic. But I’m also a realist. allowing him to do what he does. When we do need to make “All I can do right now is hope changes, the organization has the players that I have control always been open to conversa- CUBS NOTES exactly what they have in front of tions.” them. I don’t want to give them Naturally if the Sox were in anything more to consume them- contention last year they might selves with. I think that’s counter- not have kept Giolito in the rota- Hamels won’t point finger at ump productive. And they’re profes- tion. But sometimes you need to By Mark Gonzales “When you build momentum after Darvish walked a career- sionals. They understand. We talk find out a player’s character, and Chicago Tribune for them, that’s when the mis- high seven in only 2 2/3 innings about it a lot. … Leave the noise the rebuild gave them an oppor- takes happen, and that’s when against the Rangers. off to the side. In human nature tunity to see how he’d handle ARLINGTON, Texas — A few they capitalize,” Hamels said. Hottovy, like catcher Willson it’s very easy for us to get con- himself in tough times. close pitches turned an excep- Still, Maddon said he was Contreras, contended Darvish sumed with everything that’s “See if we can build on some of tional performance into a no- impressed with Hamels’ per- might have been too wrapped up going on around us, and that the failures,” Renteria said. decision for Cole Hamels. formance. pitching against his former team- happens to everybody.” “Everybody looks at the successes At least that’s the way Cubs “There were a few discrepan- mates for the first time in front of The Sox stuck with Giolito last as things to build on. No, it’s the manager Joe Maddon saw it cies regarding the strike zone several family members. “All year despite his struggles, which failures you want to take advan- Sunday as the Cubs fell 11-10 to that were not fun to watch,” those things play in,” Hottovy included a 6.13 ERA and 4.67 tage of because those are the the Rangers. Maddon said. “He gave up the said. “Taking Yu out of this walks per nine innings, both things that you’re going to learn But Hamels wasn’t about to grand slam, but that was after environment is going to help him worst among qualifying pitchers. more from. Once they start put the focus on a borderline making more good pitches.” get to a place more focused on a He still made 32 starts and threw understanding the things they pitch that resulted in a walk for Hamels will make his next new team.” 173 1/3 innings. Management’s shouldn’t be doing and really Logan Forsythe. He was simply start Saturday night against the faith in Giolito wasn’t lost on him. taking to heart and understand upset with himself for walking Brewers. Jose Quintana, who Edwards’ move illegal? After “Getting the opportunities I’ve the things they need to correct Forsythe and Jeff Mathis — the pitched four innings of relief on Carl Edwards Jr. allowed a game- gotten has been huge for me,” he and reapply it, success starts to Rangers’ 8-9 hitters — setting up Saturday, will make his first start winning home run Saturday said before Sunday’s gem. “The come. a grand slam by Delino DeShields Friday, with Kyle Hendricks night, the Cubs reliever faces organization, the coaching staff, “How they handle it is prob- that wiped out the Cubs’ 4-1 lead pitching the series finale. more scrutiny over the pause in my teammates sticking with me ably the biggest thing. He got in the fourth inning. his delivery. when I was putting up not great roughed up a little bit and had “I let the bottom of the order Better focus for Darvish: For the second time in as many numbers, having some starts some misfires but all in all still get away from me,” said Hamels, There will be no guarantees days, Rangers manager Chris when I’m not giving the team a handled it as well as he could.” who allowed five runs on six hits when Yu Darvish takes the Woodward contended that Ed- chance to win at all. … Just having If Sunday’s performance can be in a 100-pitch outing. mound Thursday night against wards’ moment of hesitation the clubhouse behind me, all replicated on a consistent basis, Hamels might have pitched the Braves. With one exception, should be called a balk. these people in my corner who Giolito won’t have to look over his longer had he gotten a third- according to pitching coach Edwards started the pause this want to see me successful, it just shoulder whenever Cease is strike call by plate umpire James Tommy Hottovy. spring in an effort to keep in a helps give you more confidence in ready. Hoye on a pitch to Forsythe. But “You’ll get back to seeing a direct line with home plate, and the work you’re putting in to he knows walking Mathis next more focused version of him,” the results were favorable until improve as a player. [email protected] really got him into trouble. Hottovy said Sunday, one day Saturday. “I'm looking forward to show- Twitter @PWSullivan 6 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, April 1, 2019 D

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American League National League EAST W L PCT GB WCBG L10 STR HOME AWAY EAST W L PCT GB WCBG L10 STR HOME AWAY Tampa Bay 3 1 .750 — — 3-1 W-3 3-1 0-0 Philadelphia 3 0 1.000 — — 3-0 W-3 3-0 0-0

1 Baltimore 2 1 .667 ⁄2 — 2-1 W-2 0-0 New York 2 1 .667 1 — 2-1 L-1 0-0 2-1

1 1 1 Toronto 2 2 .500 1 ⁄2 2-2 L-1 2-2 0-0 Miami 2 2 .500 1 ⁄2 ⁄2 2-2 W-2 2-2 0-0

1 New York 1 2 .333 1 ⁄2 1 1-2 L-2 1-2 0-0 Washington 1 2 .333 2 1 1-2 W-1 1-2 0-0

1 Boston 1 3 .250 2 1 ⁄2 1-3 L-2 0-0 1-3 Atlanta 0 3 .000 3 2 0-3 L-3 0-0 0-3

CENTRAL W L PCT GB WCBG L10 STR HOME AWAY CENTRAL W L PCT GB WCBG L10 STR HOME AWAY Kansas City 2 1 .667 — — 2-1 L-1 2-1 0-0 Milwaukee 3 1 .750 — — 3-1 W-2 3-1 0-0

1 Minnesota 2 1 .667 — — 2-1 W-1 2-1 0-0 Cincinnati 1 1 .500 1 ⁄2 1-1 L-1 1-1 0-0

1 1 1 Detroit 2 2 .500 ⁄2 ⁄2 2-2 W-1 0-0 Pittsburgh 1 1 .500 1 ⁄2 1-1 W-1 0-0 1-1

1 Chicago 1 2 .333 1 1 1-2 W-1 0-0 1-2 Chicago 1 2 .333 1 ⁄2 1 1-2 L-2 0-0 1-2

1 Cleveland 1 2 .333 1 1 1-2 L-1 0-0 1-2 St. Louis 1 3 .250 2 1 ⁄2 1-3 L-2 0-0 1-3

WEST W L PCT GB WCBG L10 STR HOME AWAY WEST W L PCT GB WCBG L10 STR HOME AWAY Seattle 5 1 .833 — — 5-1 W-2 3-1 2-0 Los Angeles 3 1 .750 — — 3-1 W-2 3-1 0-0

1 Texas 2 1 .667 1 ⁄2 — 2-1 W-2 2-1 0-0 San Diego 3 1 .750 — — 3-1 W-1 3-1 0-0

1 1 Oakland 3 3 .500 2 ⁄2 3-3 W-2 3-3 0-0 Colorado 2 2 .500 1 ⁄2 2-2 L-2 0-0 2-2

1 1 Houston 1 3 .250 3 1 ⁄2 1-3 L-3 0-0 1-3 Arizona 1 3 .250 2 1 ⁄2 1-3 L-2 0-0 1-3

1 1 Los Angeles 1 3 .250 3 1 ⁄2 1-3 L-2 0-0 1-3 San Francisco 1 3 .250 2 1 ⁄2 1-3 L-1 0-0 1-3

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NATIONAL LEAGUE 2019 2018 VS. OPP LAST 3 STARTS ■ Red Sox: A person famil- TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA TR W-L IP ERA W-L IP ERA iar with the negotiations StL Wainwright 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 5.0 7.20 0-0 0.0 0.00 (R) says SS Xander Bogaerts Pit Archer (R) 12:05p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 4.1 6.23 0-0 0.0 0.00 has agreed to a deal that Mil Davies (R) 0-0 0.00 0-0 1-0 6.1 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 Cin Roark (R) 5:40p 0-0 0.00 0-0 1-1 14.0 2.57 0-0 0.0 0.00 guarantees him $132 mil- NY Matz (L) 0-0 0.00 0-0 1-0 17.2 1.53 0-0 0.0 0.00 lion through 2025. Bo- Mia Smith (L) 6:10p 0-0 0.00 0-0 1-0 11.2 3.09 0-0 0.0 0.00 gaerts will play out his Chi Hendricks (R) 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 Atl Newcomb (L) 6:10p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 5.1 3.38 0-0 0.0 0.00 existing one-year deal this Ari Kelly (R) 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 season for $12 million, and SD Strahm (L) 9:10p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 9.1 2.89 0-0 0.0 0.00 the new six-year deal will SF Pomeranz (L) 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 LA Urias (L) 9:10p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 1.0 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 pay him $20 million annu- AMERICAN LEAGUE 2019 2018 VS. OPP LAST 3 STARTS ally over the following six TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA TR W-L IP ERA W-L IP ERA seasons. Another person Chi Nova (R) 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 familiar with the negotia- Cle Clevinger (R) 3:10p 0-0 0.00 0-0 3-0 21.1 1.27 0-0 0.0 0.00 tions says the Red Sox have Det Ross (R) 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 NY German (R) 5:35p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-1 6.2 5.40 0-0 0.0 0.00 a team option for 2026 at Bal Hess (R) 0-0 0.00 0-0 1-1 19.0 0.95 0-0 0.0 0.00 $20 million that becomes Tor Reid-Foley (R) 6:07p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 JEFFREY PHELPS/AP guaranteed if he has 525 Hou Peacock (R) 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 7.1 7.36 0-0 0.0 0.00 Tex Smyly (L) 7:05p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 Brewers outfielder Christian Yelich celebrates his walk-off double to beat the Cardinals. plate appearances in 2025. Bos Price (L) 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-1 7.2 4.70 0-0 0.0 0.00 Bogaerts also has an opt- Oak Brooks (R) 9:07p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 BREWERS 5, CARDINALS 4 LA Stratton (R) 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 out clause after 2022. Sea Hernandez 9:10p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-2 8.1 12.96 0-0 0.0 0.00 ■ Phillies: Bryce Harper (R) homered for the second INTERLEAGUE 2019 2018 VS. OPP LAST 3 STARTS HR, walk-off double for Yelich TEAM PITCHER TIME W-L ERA TR W-L IP ERA W-L IP ERA straight game to cap a Col Bettis (R) 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 fantastic debut weekend as TB Stanek (R) 6:10p 0-0 0.00 0-0 0-0 0.0 0.00 0-0 0.0 0.00 Associated Press off reliever Jordan Hicks’ with a long drive into the the Phillies completed a TR: Team’s record in games started by today’s pitcher. glove. Yelich then hit a second deck in right three-game sweep of the MILWAUKEE — Chris- liner into the gap in left- against Michael Wacha, ty- Braves with a 5-1 win. RESULTS, SCHEDULE tian Yelich hit his fourth center, driving in Gamel ing the major-league Harper connected on a solo AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE homer in the first inning and Cain. record for homers in con- shot to right off Shane SUNDAY’S RESULTS SUNDAY’S RESULTS and a two-run double in Yelich tossed his helmet secutive games to start a Carle in the seventh inning Detroit 4, Toronto 3 (11) Miami 3, Colorado 0 the ninth, leading the in the air in celebration as season. He also became the that had the crowd resum- Tampa Bay 3, Houston 1 Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 0 Minnesota 9, Cleveland 3 Washington 6, N.Y. Mets 5 Brewers to a dramatic 5-4 Cain slid face-first across first player to win the MVP ing its “MVP!” chants from Chicago White Sox 6, Kansas City 3 Milwaukee 5, St. Louis 4 win over the Cardinals on the plate, giving Milwau- award and then homer in a day earlier. Carle then Oakland 2, L.A. Angels 1 San Diego 3, San Francisco 1 Seattle 10, Boston 8 Texas 11, Chicago Cubs 10 Sunday. kee three wins its opening his first four games of the drilled cleanup hitter Rhys Baltimore 7, N.Y. Yankees 5 L.A. Dodgers 8, Arizona 7 “What we’re witnessing four-game set against rival next season. Hoskins on the left shoul- TUESDAY’S GAMES Philadelphia 5, Atlanta 1 is greatness,” Brewers St. Louis. Yelich’s team- “Candidly, I can’t recall der and was ejected from Detroit at N.Y. Yankees, 5:35 p.m. TUESDAY’S GAMES Baltimore at Toronto, 6:07 p.m. Milwaukee at Cincinnati, 5:40 p.m. slugger Ryan Braun said. mates rushed the field and a series like that,” Cardi- the game, and Phillies fans Colorado at Tampa Bay, 6:10 p.m. Philadelphia at Washington, 6:05 p.m. “It’s absolutely incredible.” doused the reigning NL nals manager Mike Shildt taunted him with a mock Houston at Texas, 7:05 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Miami, 6:10 p.m. Ben Gamel led off the MVP with Gatorade in a said. “I’ve had some guys tomahawk chop. The Minnesota at Kansas City, 7:15 p.m. Arizona at San Diego, 9:10 p.m. Boston at Oakland, 9:07 p.m. San Francisco at L.A. Dodgers, 9:10 p.m. ninth with a pinch-hit dou- raucous celebration at sec- that are smoking hot Phillies next head to Wash- L.A. Angels at Seattle, 9:10 p.m. ble and advanced on Lo- ond. against us, but I’ve never ington for a two-game set renzo Cain’s infield single Yelich began his day seen that kind of damage.” with the Nationals, Harp- er’s former team. BOX SCORES ■ Athletics: Khris Davis homered for the fourth NATIONALS 6, METS 5 BREWERS 5, CARDINALS 4 PHILLIES 5, BRAVES 1 MARINERS 10, RED SOX 8 RANGERS 11, CUBS 10 NEW YORK AB R H BI SO AVG ST. LOUIS AB R H BI SO AVG ATLANTA AB R H BI SO AVG BOSTON AB R H BI SO AVG CHICAGO AB R H BI SO AVG time in six games as the Nimmo lf 4 1 1 0 1 .091 Carpenter 3b 3 1 2 1 0 .250 Inciarte cf 30000.091 Betts rf 42110.263 Zobrist lf 51220.273 Athletics beat the Angels Peterson p 0 0 0 0 0 — Goldschmidt 1b 4 1 1 1 2 .375 Donaldson 3b 41102.091 Devers 3b 52200.353 Bryant 3b 61211.308 Smith ph 1 0 0 0 0 .333 Martinez rf 4 0 0 0 3 .000 Freeman 1b 20100.600 Martinez lf 33240.412 Rizzo 1b 51221.273 2-1 on Sunday. Marcus Wilson p 0 0 0 0 0 — Hicks p 0 0 0 0 0 — Acuna Jr. lf 30100.200 Bogaerts ss 41101.188 Baez ss 51211.429 Alonso 1b 4 0 2 1 0 .500 Ozuna lf 3 1 1 0 1 .294 Markakis rf 40002.083 Travis dh 40000.286 Schwarber dh 41111.417 Semien and Matt Chapman Cano 2b 5 1 2 0 1 .286 DeJong ss 4 1 1 2 2 .235 Albies 2b 30100.300 Benintendi ph-dh 00000.167 Descalso 2b 52311.500 Davis 3b 5 1 1 0 1 .200 Molina c 4 0 0 0 2 .067 McCann c 30001.167 Moreland 1b 40101.250 Bote pr-2b 00000.286 had two hits apiece for the Conforto rf 5 1 2 0 1 .286 Wong 2b 4 0 2 0 1 .571 Swanson ss 20001.250 Holt pr 00000.000 Heyward rf 51211.308 A’s, who took three of four Rosario ss 4 1 1 1 0 .250 Bader cf 4 0 0 0 2 .167 Carle p 00000 — Nunez 2b 40120.154 Almora Jr. cf 41111.231 Broxton cf 2 0 2 0 0 1.000 Wacha p 2 0 0 0 2 .000 Jackson p 00000 — Swihart ph 00010.000 Caratini c 41202.500 from the Angels after get- Gsellman p 0 0 0 0 0 — Robinson ph 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Joyce ph 10000.333 Vazquez c 40001.250 Contreras pr-c 00000.375 Avilan p 0 0 0 0 0 — Reyes p 0 0 0 0 0 — Wright p 20002.000 Bradley Jr. cf 50101.235 TOTALS 43 10 17 10 9 ting swept by the Mariners McNeil lf 1 0 0 0 1 .444 Miller p 0 0 0 0 0 — Fried p 00000 — TOTALS 378984 TEXAS AB R H BI SO AVG in a two-game series in Nido c 3 0 0 0 1 .000 Fowler rf 1 0 0 0 0 .100 Camargo ss 20000.000 SEATTLE AB R H BI SO AVG Ramos ph-c 1 0 1 1 0 .444 TOTALS 34 4 7 4 15 TOTALS 291408 DeShields cf 4 1 1 4 1 .100 Smith cf 5 1 1 1 1 .231 Odor 2b 4 0 0 0 1 .250 Tokyo to start the season. Wheeler p 2 0 0 0 1 .000 MILWAUKEE AB R H BI SO AVG PHILADELPHIA AB R H BI SO AVG Lagares cf 2 0 1 1 1 .200 Haniger rf 5 1 2 2 1 .296 Andrus ss 5 0 1 0 1 .462 Davis remained the hottest TOTALS 39 5 13 4 8 Cain cf 51200.353 McCutchen lf 32112.182 Santana lf 3 0 0 0 1 .308 Gallo lf 5 2 2 0 2 .250 Yelich rf 22230.500 Segura ss 41000.250 Bruce 1b 4 3 2 1 2 .182 Pence dh 3 2 2 0 0 .429 WASHINGTON AB R H BI SO AVG A’s hitter with his third Braun lf 40111.308 Harper rf 31211.333 Narvaez c 5 2 2 3 1 .222 Choo ph-dh 1 0 0 0 0 .167 Eaton rf 51301.333 Shaw 3b 30112.231 Hoskins 1b 01010.333 Beckham ss 4 1 1 0 2 .435 Mazara rf 4 2 2 2 1 .333 home run in four days, a Turner ss 53241.385 Aguilar 1b 40102.167 Realmuto c 20110.333 Healy 3b 4 1 2 0 0 .360 Cabrera 3b 3 1 2 3 0 .455 Rendon 3b 30210.364 Moustakas 2b 30001.333 Herrera cf 40002.100 Vogelbach dh 3 1 0 0 2 .000 Forsythe 1b 2 1 0 0 0 .000 towering shot off starter Soto lf 40003.250 Perez ss 40102.250 Hernandez 2b 40001.273 Gordon 2b 4 0 2 3 1 .280 Guzman 1b 0 0 0 0 0 .143 Zimmerman 1b 40101.167 Pina c 21000.000 Franco 3b 30111.444 TOTALS 37 10 12 10 11 Mathis c 3 2 1 1 1 .167 Tyler Skaggs (0-1) leading Doolittle p 00000 — Grandal ph-c 10000.000 Arrieta p 20000.000 TOTALS 34 11 11 10 7 off the fourth. The slugger Gomes c 41101.286 Burnes p 20000.000 Williams ph 10000.000 Boston 300 301 001 — 8 9 1 Dozier 2b 40000.000 Albers p 00000 — Morgan p 00000 — Seattle 027 100 00x — 10 12 1 Chicago 012 104 020 — 10 17 0 led the majors with 48 Corbin p 20002.000 Thames ph 10001.143 Knapp ph 10001.000 Texas 000 501 401 — 11 11 0 Stevenson ph 00000 — Williams p 00000 — Neshek p 00000 — E: Martinez (1), Healy (2). LOB: Boston 10, Se- home runs in 2018. Miller p 00000 — Barnes p 00000 — Neris p 00000 — attle 11. 2B: Devers (2), Moreland (2), Bradley One out when winning run scored. LOB: Chi- ■ Sipp p 00000 — Gamel ph 11100.200 TOTALS 275558 Jr. (1), Haniger (3), Bruce (1), Healy (6). HR: cago 10, Texas 5. 2B: Descalso (1), Caratini (1), White Sox: Lucas Gi- Rosenthal p 00000 — TOTALS 325959 Martinez (2), off LeBlanc; Betts (1), off Rum- Gallo (1). 3B: Mazara (1). HR: Schwarber (2), olito took a no-hit bid into Adams 1b 10001.000 Atlanta 001 000 000 — 1 4 0 below; Narvaez (2), off Porcello; Bruce (2), off off Lynn; Rizzo (1), off Martin; DeShields (1), Robles cf 41211.455 St. Louis 000 220 000 — 4 7 0 Philadelphia 001 020 20x — 5 5 0 Johnson. RBIs: Betts (1), Martinez 4 (7), Nunez off Hamels; Mathis (1), off Chatwood; Ca- the seventh inning in his TOTALS 36 6 11 6 11 Milwaukee 100 000 202 — 5 9 1 2 (2), Swihart (1), Smith (3), Haniger 2 (4), brera (2), off Montgomery. RBIs: Zobrist 2 (2), LOB: Atlanta 8, Philadelphia 10. 2B: Harper (1). Bruce (6), Narvaez 3 (4), Gordon 3 (6). SB: Gor- Bryant (4), Rizzo 2 (3), Baez (6), Schwarber first start of the season, and New York 001 001 030 — 5 13 1 No outs when winning run scored. E: Pina (1). HR: McCutchen (2), off Wright; Harper (2), off don (3). SF: Gordon. Runners left in scoring (3), Descalso (1), Heyward (3), Almora Jr. (2), Washington 003 011 001 — 6 11 0 LOB: St. Louis 5, Milwaukee 8. 2B: Carpenter Carle. RBIs: McCutchen (2), Harper (2), position: Boston 6 (Devers, Nunez 2, Vazquez, DeShields 4 (4), Mazara 2 (4), Cabrera 3 (5), the White Sox beat the (1), Cain (1), Yelich (1), Gamel (1). HR: DeJong Hoskins (5), Realmuto (4), Franco (7). SB: Al- Bradley Jr. 2); Seattle 6 (Smith, Santana, Mathis (1). SB: Baez (2), DeShields (1), Pence One out when winning run scored. E: Nido (1). (1), off Burnes; Carpenter (1), off Burnes; bies (1). CS: Inciarte (1), Albies (1). SF: Real- Bruce, Narvaez 2, Vogelbach). RISP: Boston 3 (1). SF: Cabrera. S: Almora Jr.. Runners left in Royals 6-3 to avoid a three- LOB: NYM 9, Wash 7. 2B: Alonso (3), Davis (1), Goldschmidt (4), off Burnes; Yelich (4), off muto. Runners left in scoring position: At- for 10; Seattle 5 for 15. scoring position: Chicago 7 (Bryant 3, Gomes (1), Robles 2 (3). HR: Turner (1), off Wacha. RBIs: Carpenter (2), Goldschmidt (7), lanta 4 (Inciarte 2, Markakis, Albies); Phila- BOSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA Schwarber, Descalso 2, Almora Jr.); Texas 2 game sweep in the season-

Wheeler; Turner (2), off Wilson. RBIs: Alonso DeJong 2 (3), Yelich 3 (8), Braun (4), Shaw (2). delphia 5 (Segura, Herrera 3, Knapp). RISP: 2 (Andrus, Mazara). RISP: Chicago 7 for 19; Porcello, L, 0-1 2 ⁄3 6944313.50 opening series. Giolito (1-0) (3), Rosario (1), Lagares (1), Ramos (3), Turner SB: Wong 2 (2). Runners left in scoring posi- Atlanta 0 for 6; Philadelphia 1 for 8. DP: At- 1 Texas 3 for 6. Runners moved up: Zobrist, Johnson 2 ⁄3 411112.08 tion: St. Louis 3 (Ozuna, Bader, Fowler); Mil- lanta 1 (Albies, Freeman); Philadelphia 1 Choo. DP: Chicago 1; Texas 1 . 4 (4), Rendon (2), Robles (2). SB: Broxton 2 (2), Workman 1 000120.00 walked Whit Merrifield on Turner (4). Runners left in scoring position: waukee 3 (Shaw, Aguilar, Burnes). RISP: St. (Realmuto, Hernandez). CHICAGO IP H R ER BB SO ERA Brewer 1100130.00 NYM 4; Wash 4. RISP: NYM 4 for 11; Wash 4 for Louis 0 for 5; Milwaukee 4 for 10. GIDP: Pina. ATLANTA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Brasier 1 100020.00 Hamels 5 6 5 5 3 4 9.00 four pitches to begin the 9. DP: Wash 1 . DP: St. Louis 1 (DeJong, Wong, Goldschmidt). 1 2 IP H R ER BB SO ERA IP H R ER BB SO ERA Wright, L, 0-1 4 ⁄3 2 3 3 5 4 6.23 SEATTLE IP H R ER BB SO ERA Chatwood, H, 1 1 ⁄3 2 3 3 2 0 16.20 game, then retired 19 NEW YORK ST. LOUIS 2 Fried ⁄3 0 0 0 2 0 0.00 Montgmry, BS, 1-1 0 2 2 2 1 0 81.00 1 1 Wheeler 5 6 4 4 1 7 7.20 Wacha 6 411471.50 Carle 1 1 2 2 2 0 27.00 LeBlanc, W, 1-0 5 ⁄3 7 6 4 3 1 6.75 Cishek 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 3 0.00 straight before Alex Gor- 1 2 2 1 Gsellman 1 ⁄3 3 1 1 0 1 6.75 Reyes, H, 1 ⁄3 011115.40 Jackson 2 2 0 0 0 4 12.00 Rumbelow ⁄3 1 1 1 0 0 27.00 Strop, L, 0-1 ⁄3 1 1 1 0 0 18.00 2 1 Festa, H, 2 1 ⁄3 1 0 0 1 2 0.00 Avilan ⁄3 1 0 0 0 1 0.00 Miller, H, 1 1 211119.00 IP H R ER BB SO ERA TEXAS IP H R ER BB SO ERA don’s single with one out in 1 1 PHILADELPHIA 1 Peterson ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 0.00 Hicks, L, 0-1 ⁄3 3220013.50 Elias, H, 1 ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 4.91 2 1 1 3 the seventh. Gordon fouled Wilson, L, 1-1 1 ⁄3 1 1 1 0 2 3.86 IP H R ER BB SO ERA Arrieta, W, 1-06311661.50 Gearrin, H, 3 ⁄3 0 1 1 3 0 2.70 Lynn 5 ⁄ 10770511.12 MILWAUKEE 2 Morgan, H, 1 1 000000.00 Bradford, S, 1-1 ⁄3 0 0 0 1 1 0.00 Chavez 03110054.00 WASHINGTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA off four consecutive pitches Burnes 5 6441127.20 Neshek 1 100010.00 WP: Brewer. Umpires: H, Dave Rackley; 1B, Bird 1100210.00 Corbin 6 7 22243.00 Albers 2 0 0 0 0 2 0.00 Neris 1 000019.00 Larry Vanover; 2B, Alfonso Marquez; 3B, Dan Martin 1 3220218.00 1 before lining a curveball Miller, H, 1 1 0 00020.00 Williams 1 000114.50 Carle pitched to 2 batters in the 7th. HBP: Ar- Bellino. Time: 3:39. A: 33,391 (47,943). Leclerc, W, 1-0 1 ⁄3 000110.00 1 Sipp, H, 1 ⁄3 2220013.50 Barnes, W, 1-011000013.50 rieta (Swanson), Wright (Segura), Carle Chavez pitched to 3 batters in the 6th. Mont- into center field. Rosenthal 0 1 11000.00 Inherited runners-scored: Miller 1-1. Umpires: (Hoskins). WP: Wright. PB: Realmuto (1). Um- gomery pitched to 3 batters in the 7th. WP: 2 ■ Dodgers: Doolittle, W, 1-0 1 ⁄3 300020.00 H, Quinn Wolcott; 1B, Gary Cederstrom; 2B, pires: H, Rob Drake; 1B, Mike Muchlinski; 2B, RAYS 3, ASTROS 1 Leclerc, Strop. Time: 3:46. A: 36,812 (49,115). A.J. Pollock hit Rosenthal pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. HBP: Marvin Hudson; 3B, Adrian Johnson. Time: Mike Winters; 3B, Tim Timmons. Time: 3:17. HOUSTON AB R H BI SO AVG a key two-run double dur- Gsellman (Stevenson). Time: 3:15. A: 23,430 2:54. A: 35,042 (41,900). A: 41,410 (43,647). ORIOLES 7, YANKEES 5 (41,313). Springer rf 3 0 0 0 1 .267 ing an eighth-inning rally to BALTIMORE AB R H BI SO AVG TIGERS 4, BLUE JAYS 3 (11) MARLINS 3, ROCKIES 0 Altuve dh 4 0 0 0 1 .214 AB R H BI SO AVG Bregman 3b 3 0 0 0 1 .067 Villar 2b 4 1 1 0 1 .231 help the Dodgers beat the DETROIT AB R H BI SO AVG COLORADO WHITE SOX 6, ROYALS 3 Correa ss 3 0 0 0 0 .000 Smith Jr. lf 4 1 2 1 1 .455 Blackmon rf 4 0 1 0 1 .333 Reddick lf 2 0 0 0 0 .300 Diamondbacks 8-7. Pollock AB R H BI SO AVG Candelario 3b 60521.333 Mancini rf 5 2 2 1 3 .462 CHICAGO Castellanos rf 60112.294 Dahl cf 3 0 1 0 0 .429 b-White ph-1b 1 0 1 0 0 .333 Mullins cf 0 0 0 0 0 .200 tied it at 7 with a shot down Garcia cf-rf 5 1 1 0 2 .214 Cabrera dh 60002.133 Arenado 3b 4 0 0 0 0 .222 Gurriel 1b-2b 3 0 0 0 0 .231 Nunez dh 4 2 2 3 0 .222 Moncada 3b 5 2 2 1 2 .462 Goodrum 2b 41301.308 Story ss 4 0 0 0 1 .133 A.Diaz 2b 2 0 0 0 1 .000 Ruiz 3b 4 0 0 0 2 .182 the line against Yoshihisa Abreu dh 3 1 2 1 0 .364 Stewart lf 40003.077 McMahon 2b-1b 4 0 1 0 1 .357 c-Brantley ph-lf 1 0 0 0 0 .385 Rickard cf-rf 3 1 1 2 0 .100 Alonso 1b 3 1 2 3 0 .222 Hicks 1b 41000.000 Reynolds 1b 3 0 1 0 1 .250 Stassi c 2 0 0 0 2 .000 Davis 1b 3 0 0 0 0 .000 Hirano and advanced to Jimenez lf 4 0 0 1 0 .182 Mahtook cf 50003.000 Musgrave p 0 0 0 0 0 — d-Kemp ph 1 0 0 0 0 .000 Severino c 4 0 0 0 3 .000 Palka rf 4 0 0 0 1 .000 Greiner c 42100.167 Davis p 0 0 0 0 0 — Marisnick cf 3 1 2 1 0 .429 Martin ss 3 0 0 0 1 .100 third when right fielder Engel cf 0 0 0 0 0 — Mercer ss 40011.000 Tapia lf 3 0 0 0 0 .000 TOTALS 281316 TOTALS 34 7 8 7 11 Adam Jones misplayed it. Anderson ss 4 0 2 0 0 .333 TOTALS 43 4 10 4 13 Wolters c 3 0 1 0 1 .429 AB R H BI SO AVG Gray p 1 0 0 0 1 .000 TAMPA BAY NEW YORK AB R H BI SO AVG McCann c 4 1 2 0 0 .286 TORONTO AB R H BI SO AVG Pollock, a former Di- Sanchez 2b 4 0 0 0 2 .083 Hampson 2b 1 0 0 0 1 .167 Y.Diaz 1b 40100.333 Gardner cf 4 0 1 1 0 .077 TOTALS 36 6 11 6 7 Jansen dh-c 50101.167 TOTALS 30 0 5 0 7 Pham lf 41101.333 a-Tulowitzki ph 1 0 0 0 1 .286 amondback who signed Robertson 3b 40101.143 AB R H BI SO AVG Drury 3b 50102.235 MIAMI AB R H BI SO AVG Judge rf 5 0 1 2 4 .333 KANSAS CITY Smoak 1b 40001.200 Garcia rf 41102.182 Stanton lf 2 0 0 0 2 .250 with Los Angeles as a free Merrifield 2b 3 0 1 0 1 .273 Grichuk rf 40002.000 Herrera lf 3 0 0 0 0 .231 Meadows dh 41231.214 Voit dh 5 0 1 0 1 .300 Mondesi ss 4 0 1 1 1 .333 Hernandez lf 50001.133 Anderson 3b 3 1 0 0 1 .067 Zunino c 30000.000 Andujar 3b 5 1 1 0 0 .231 agent this offseason, scored Gordon lf 4 1 1 0 0 .125 Gurriel Jr. 2b 40002.000 Walker 1b 3 1 1 0 2 .250 Heredia cf 30200.667 Sanchez c 5 1 1 1 3 .231 Soler rf 4 0 0 0 2 .455 Pillar cf 41100.063 Chen p 0 0 0 0 0 — Wendle 2b 20001.000 Bird 1b 3 2 0 0 2 .143 on Max Muncy’s sacrifice O’Hearn dh 4 1 1 1 2 .250 Urena ss 41300.667 Romo p 0 0 0 0 0 — a-Lowe ph-2b 10001.000 Torres ss 5 0 2 0 1 .417 fly. The Dodgers set a Duda 1b 4 0 1 1 1 .250 Maile c 20001.000 Castro 2b 4 0 1 0 0 .188 Adames ss 30001.000 LeMahieu 2b 2 1 2 1 0 .667 Owings 3b 4 0 0 0 2 .000 Tellez ph 11130.250 Alfaro c 3 0 1 2 1 .222 TOTALS 323838 TOTALS 37 5 9 5 14 franchise record with 42 Maldonado c 3 1 1 0 0 .182 Giles p 00000 — Riddle ss 3 1 1 1 0 .286 Hamilton cf 3 0 0 0 0 .273 Biagini p 00000 — O’Brien rf 3 0 0 0 2 .000 Houston 001 000 000 — 1 3 0 Baltimore 301 010 020 — 7 8 1 runs in the four-game se- TOTALS 33 3 6 3 9 Galvis ph 10100.364 Brinson cf 3 0 0 0 3 .143 Tampa Bay 102 000 00x — 3 8 0 New York 000 300 101 — 5 9 1 Pannone p 00000 — Alcantara p 3 0 1 0 2 .333 ries. The previous mark Chicago 000 202 200 — 6 11 0 TOTALS 3938310 Rojas 1b 0 0 0 0 0 .333 a-struck out for Wendle in the 6th. b-singled a-struck out for Gardner in the 9th. E: Givens Kansas City 000 000 210 — 3 6 0 TOTALS 28 3 5 3 11 for Reddick in the 8th. c-grounded out for (1), Sanchez (2). LOB: Baltimore 7, New York was 37, set May 9-12, 1974, Detroit 000 000 300 01 — 4 10 0 A.Diaz in the 8th. d-flied out for Stassi in the 14. 2B: Smith Jr. (1), Torres (1). HR: Nunez (1), against the Padres. LOB: Chicago 8, Kansas City 4. 2B: Moncada Toronto 000 000 030 00 — 3 8 1 Colorado 000 000 000 — 0 5 0 9th. LOB: Houston 1, Tampa Bay 5. 2B: Garcia off Happ; Mancini (1), off Happ; Rickard (1), (1), Anderson (1), McCann (1), O’Hearn (1), Miami 000 200 10x — 3 5 0 (1), Heredia (1). HR: Marisnick (1), off Chiri- off Tarpley; Sanchez (1), off Means. RBIs: ■ Nationals: Trea Turner Maldonado (1). HR: Abreu (2), off Lopez; E: Biagini (1). LOB: Det 11, Tor 5. 2B: Candelario nos; Meadows (2), off Miley. RBIs: Marisnick Smith Jr. (2), Mancini (2), Nunez 3 (3), Rickard Alonso (1), off Lopez. RBIs: Moncada (3), (1), Goodrum 2 (3), Urena 2 (2). HR: Tellez (1), LOB: Colorado 5, Miami 4. 2B: Blackmon (2), (1), Meadows 3 (4). CS: Marisnick (1). Runners 2 (2), Gardner (1), Judge 2 (2), Sanchez (1), homered twice, including a Abreu (4), Alonso 3 (3), Jimenez (2), Mondesi off Jimenez. RBIs: Candelario 2 (2), Castel- Wolters (2). HR: Riddle (2), off Gray. RBIs: Al- left in scoring position: Houston 1 (Altuve); LeMahieu (2). SB: Villar (1). Runners left in (3), O’Hearn (3), Duda (1). Runners left in lanos (1), Mercer (1), Tellez 3 (3). Runners left faro 2 (3), Riddle (2). SB: Herrera (1), Walker Tampa Bay 4 (Y.Diaz, Zunino, Lowe 2). RISP: scoring position: Baltimore 4 (Ruiz 2, Sev- game-ending solo shot in scoring position: Chicago 5 (Garcia, Jimenez in scoring position: Det 5; Tor 2 . (1). S: Gray. Runners left in scoring position: Houston 0 for 1; Tampa Bay 1 for 9. Runners erino 2); New York 7 (Stanton 2, Voit 4, Tulow- 2, Anderson 2); Kansas City 1 (Soler). RISP: DETROIT IP H R ER BB SO ERA Colorado 2 (Dahl, McMahon); Miami 3 (Castro moved up: Wendle, Meadows. GIDP: Brantley. itzki). RISP: Baltimore 4 for 10; New York 2 for the ninth inning, as the Chicago 2 for 11; Kansas City 3 for 6. DP: Kan- 2, O’Brien). RISP: Colorado 0 for 5; Miami 1 for DP: Tampa Bay 2 (Zunino, Wendle), (Adames, 12. Runners moved up: Rickard, Ruiz. GIDP: sas City 2 (Mondesi, Merrifield, Duda), (Duda, Moore 7 2 0 0 1 6 0.00 7. Runners moved up: Castro, Riddle. GIDP: Lowe, Y.Diaz). Ruiz. DP: New York 1 (Torres, Bird). Nationals beat the Mets 6-5 Maldonado). Jimenez, BS, 1-1 1 3 3 3 0 1 13.50 Arenado, Herrera. DP: Colorado 1 (McMahon, HOUSTON IP H R ER BB SO ERA BALTIMORE IP H R ER BB SO ERA Farmer 1 0 0 0 0 2 0.00 Story, Reynolds); Miami 1 (Anderson, Castro, for their first win of the CHICAGO IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 Stumpf, W, 1-0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0.00 Walker). Miley, L, 0-1 6 8 3 3 0 4 4.50 Bundy 3 ⁄3 233577.36 2 1 season. Left-hander Patrick Giolito, W, 1-0 6 ⁄3 3 2 2 1 8 2.70 Greene, S, 2-2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0.00 COLORADO IP H R ER BB SO ERA James 2 0 0 0 0 4 0.00 Means, W, 1-0 3 ⁄3 511152.70 1 2 Burr ⁄3 0 0 0 0 0 18.00 Givens, H, 2 1 ⁄3 211213.38 IP H R ER BB SO ERA 2 TAMPA BAY IP H R ER BB SO ERA TORONTO Gray, L, 0-1 6 ⁄3 5331104.05 1 Corbin gave up two runs, Herrera 1 3 1 1 0 0 4.50 Fry, S, 1-1 ⁄3 000016.75 Colome, S, 1-1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.00 Thornton 5 2 00080.00 Musgrave 1 000010.00 Chirinos, W, 1-07211061.29 1 NEW YORK IP H R ER BB SO ERA seven hits and two walks Gaviglio 1 1 00010.00 Davis ⁄3 000100.00 Kolarek 0 100000.00 IP H R ER BB SO ERA 1 KANSAS CITY 1 Roe, H, 3 ⁄3 000000.00 Mayza ⁄3 1221018.00 MIAMI IP H R ER BB SO ERA Happ, L, 0-1 4544139.00 over six innings in his 2 1 3 1 Lopez, L, 0-1 5 6 4 4 1 5 7.20 Guerra ⁄3 111113.86 Beeks, H, 1 ⁄ 000000.00 Cessa 3 ⁄3 221252.70 2 1 Alcantara, W, 1-08400060.00 2 Hill ⁄3 0 0 0 2 0 0.00 Luciano 1 ⁄3 100110.00 Castillo, S, 1-11000100.00 Tarpley ⁄3 1111113.50 Washington debut. Corbin 1 Chen 0 100100.00 McCarthy 1 ⁄3 3 2 2 1 0 13.50 Giles 1 1 00000.00 Kolarek pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. Inher- Kahnle 1 000320.00 Romo, S, 1-1 10000121.60 spent six seasons in Arizo- Zimmer 1 1 0 0 0 2 0.00 Biagini 1 0 00120.00 ited runners-scored: Roe 1-0, Beeks 1-0. WP: Inherited runners-scored: Means 3-3, Fry 2-0, Ellis 1 1 0 0 1 0 0.00 Pannone, L, 0-11311009.00 Chen pitched to 2 batters in the 9th. HBP: Castillo. Umpires: H, Manny Gonzalez; 1B, Tarpley 1-1. HBP: Givens (LeMahieu). WP: na before signing a $140 Lopez pitched to 3 batters in the 6th. Time: HBP: Guerra (Greiner), Greene (Smoak). Gray (Herrera). Umpires: H, Pat Hoberg; 1B, Sam Holbrook; 2B, Dan Iassogna; 3B, Jim Tarpley, Givens. Umpires: H, CB Bucknor; 1B, 2:57. A: 12,669 (37,903). Time: 3:17. A: 16,098 (53,506). Gerry Davis; 2B, Greg Gibson; 3B, Brian Wolf. Time: 2:12. A: 18,473 (42,735). D.J. Reyburn; 2B, Fieldin Culbreth; 3B, Paul million, six-year deal with Knight. Time: 2:32. A: 7,559 (36,742). Nauert. Time: 3:48. A: 38,419 (47,309). the Nationals. D Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, April 1, 2019 7

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PGA CORALES PUNTACANA CLUB WGC DELL TECHNOLOGIES EASTERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH PLAY CHAMPIONSHIP ATLANTIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF 4th of 4 rds; Corales GC; Punta Cana, Sunday at Austin CC; Austin, Texas; x-Toronto 54 23 .701 — 6-4 W-3 30-9 24-14 33-15 1 Young doesn’t stop D.R.; 7,670 yards; par 72 7,108 yards; Par: 71 x-Philadelphia 49 27 .645 4 ⁄2 8-2 W-2 30-9 19-18 29-18 270 (-18) $540,000 Semifinal results x-Boston 45 32 .584 9 4-6 L-1 27-12 18-20 31-16 Brooklyn 39 38 .506 15 5-5 W-1 22-16 17-22 26-21 Graeme McDowell (300) 73-64-64-69 #48 Kevin Kisner d. 1 up. 1 New York 14 62 .184 39 ⁄2 1-9 L-6 7-31 7-31 8-39 271 (-17) $264,000 #7 Francesco Molinari SOUTHEAST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF looking for his shot Mackenzie Hughes (135) 69-70-66-66 #23 Matt Kuchar d. 1 up. Chris Stroud (135) 70-68-64-69 #50 Lucas Bjerregaard Miami 38 38 .500 — 7-3 W-2 18-21 20-17 22-25 1 Associated Press 272 (-16) $144,000 Orlando 38 39 .494 ⁄2 7-3 W-1 23-16 15-23 26-21 with his left hand and sank Jonathan Byrd (80) 68-67-71-66 Championship match Charlotte 35 41 .461 3 5-5 L-2 24-15 11-26 26-22 Kisner d.Kuchar the short game-winner. 273 (-15) $114,000 3 and 2 Washington 32 46 .410 7 3-7 W-1 22-16 10-30 19-30 1 Trae Young wanted the A video review con- Kelly Kraft (63) 70-67-68-68 Consolation match Atlanta 28 49 .364 10 ⁄2 6-4 W-1 16-23 12-26 15-33 Chip McDaniel 72-67-71-63 Molinari d. Bjerregaard 4 and 2. CENTRAL W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF ball with the game on the firmed Young got the shot 274 (-14) $93,500 y-Milwaukee 57 20 .740 — 7-3 L-1 32-6 25-14 37-11 line for the Hawks. off before the buzzer. The Aaron Baddeley (50) 68-67-68-71 x-Indiana 45 32 .584 12 3-7 L-3 28-10 17-22 30-17 1 Sungjae Im (50) 67-67-69-71 ODDS Detroit 39 37 .513 17 ⁄2 5-5 W-2 25-13 14-24 26-22 Forget about that shoot- young guard finished with George McNeill (50) 70-65-71-68 Chicago 21 56 .273 36 2-8 L-4 9-30 12-26 15-32 ing trouble. The rookie star 12 points and 16 assists. 275 (-13) $78,000 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Cleveland 19 58 .247 38 2-8 L-5 13-26 6-32 15-36 made the most of another The Bucks played with- Kramer Hickok (39) 71-68-69-67 NATIONAL LEAGUE MONDAY WESTERN CONFERENCE D.J. Trahan (39) 69-72-68-66 at Pittsburgh -123 St. Louis +113 SOUTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF opportunity. out Giannis Antetokoun- 276 (-12) $57,000 at Cincinnati -120 Milwaukee +110 Young grabbed a de- mpo and Khris Middleton Sam Burns (31) 68-74-68-66 Chicago -110 at Atlanta +100 x-Houston 49 28 .636 — 7-3 W-2 29-10 20-18 29-19 Joel Dahmen (31) 66-71-72-67 x-San Antonio 44 33 .571 5 6-4 L-1 30-9 14-24 29-21 flected inbounds pass and due to injuries. Antetok- New York -130 at Miami +120 1 Paul Dunne 66-69-70-71 New Orleans 32 46 .410 17 ⁄2 2-8 L-1 19-20 13-26 22-27 at LA Dodgers -200 San Fran. +180 Memphis 31 46 .403 18 4-6 L-1 20-19 11-27 22-26 converted a last-second ounmpo, one of the favor- Grayson Murray (31) 69-69-70-68 at San Diego -155 Arizona +145 1 Dallas 30 46 .395 18 ⁄2 3-7 W-1 22-15 8-31 16-31 Brady Schnell (31) 68-70-69-69 jumper to lift the Hawks to ites for MVP, was held out Ben Silverman (31) 70-68-69-69 AMERICAN LEAGUE MONDAY NORTHWEST W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF at Cleveland -167 Chicago +157 a 136-135 overtime win due to a right ankle sprain. 277 (-11) $40,500 x-Denver 51 25 .671 — 7-3 L-1 31-7 20-18 31-15 at New York -210 Detroit +190 Dylan Frittelli (28) 71-67-72-67 x-Portland 48 28 .632 3 8-2 L-1 29-9 19-19 24-22 over the short-handed Middleton has a sore groin. David Hearn (28) 72-70-66-69 at Toronto -158 Baltimore +148 x-Utah 46 30 .605 5 9-1 W-4 26-12 20-18 27-20 Bucks on Sunday. Milwaukee also rested Eric Houston -150 at Texas +140 1 Matt Jones (28) 66-71-73-67 x-Oklahoma City 44 33 .571 7 ⁄2 3-7 L-2 24-14 20-19 25-24 Seth Reeves (28) 69-71-68-69 Boston -135 at Oakland +125 Minnesota 34 42 .447 17 3-7 L-1 24-13 10-29 21-27 Young missed each of his Bledsoe, who is averaging at Seattle -110 LA Angels +100 278 (-10) $30,000 PACIFIC W L PCT GB L10 STK HOME AWAY CONF seven second-half shots 15.8 points. Jonas Blixt (24) 71-65-70-72 INTERLEAGUE MONDAY x-Golden State 52 24 .684 — 7-3 W-1 27-11 25-13 31-16 from the field and his first ■ Tony Brown Jr. scored Jim Knous (24) 70-68-70-70 at Tampa Bay off Colorado off x-L.A. Clippers 47 31 .603 6 8-2 W-2 25-13 22-18 27-21 1 David Lipsky 71-71-66-70 Sacramento 38 39 .494 14 ⁄2 5-5 W-1 23-15 15-24 21-27 two shots in the extra 24 points, and the Wizards 1 Peter Uihlein (24) 73-68-67-70 L.A. Lakers 35 42 .455 17 ⁄2 4-6 W-2 21-17 14-25 23-24 period. Even so, he plotted held the Nuggets to just 28 NBA 1 279 (-9) $21,300 pregame.com MONDAY Phoenix 17 60 .221 35 ⁄2 2-8 L-6 10-28 7-32 10-38 Julian Etulain (18) 72-69-66-72 for a chance to grab what points in the second half in at Indiana off Detroit x-clinched playoff spot; y-clinched division Seungsu Han 71-68-69-71 at Boston off Miami he figured would be a a 95-90 win. ... Stephen Stephan Jaeger (18) 69-69-72-69 at Brooklyn off Milwaukee deflection on the final play Curry scored 25 points Kyoung-Hoon Lee (18) 71-68-67-73 at Toronto off Orlando SUNDAY’S RESULTS Miami at Boston, 6:30 p.m. Denny McCarthy (18) 69-69-71-70 at New York 3 Chicago Atlanta 136, Milwaukee 135, OT Milwaukee at Brooklyn, 6:30 p.m. of the game. with five 3-pointers, and Sepp Straka (18) 68-70-67-74 1 Portland 3 ⁄2 at Minnesota Dallas 106, Oklahoma City 103 Orlando at Toronto, 6:30 p.m. Just as Young expected, the Warriors beat the Hor- Jhonattan Vegas (18) 69-69-69-72 at Dallas off Philadelphia L.A. Lakers 130, New Orleans 102 Portland at Minnesota, 7 p.m. 280 (-8) $15,850 1 Milwaukee’s Brook Lopez nets 137-90 to clinch their at Utah 11 ⁄2 Charlotte Sacramento 113, San Antonio 106 Philadelphia at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Daniel Chopra (13) 73-68-70-69 at Phoenix off Cleveland Washington 95, Denver 90 Charlotte at Utah, 8 p.m. deflected Atlanta’s in- fifth straight Pacific Divi- Ben Crane (13) 70-69-68-73 Golden State 137, Charlotte 90 Cleveland at Phoenix, 9 p.m. bounds pass intended for sion title. Curry has made Thomas Detry 72-66-72-70 L.A. Clippers 113, Memphis 96 Freddie Jacobson (13) 72-67-73-68 CBICOLLEGE BASKETBALL MONDAY TUESDAY’S GAMES John Collins near the bas- five or more 3s in a career- L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 7 p.m. Alex Prugh (13) 69-73-68-70 at South Florida 1 DePaul MONDAY’S GAMES Atlanta at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m. ket. Young grabbed the ball best eight straight games. Adam Schenk (13) 71-68-70-71 NIT TUESDAY Detroit at Indiana, 6 p.m. Houston at Sacramento, 9 p.m. 281 (-7) $12,300 Lipscomb 1 Wichita St Chicago at New York, 6:30 p.m. 1 Dominic Bozzelli (9) 74-67-71-69 TCU 1 ⁄2 Texas Denver at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. Brice Garnett (9) 71-69-71-70 COLLEGEINSIDER TUESDAY 1 Carlos Ortiz (9) 70-68-73-70 at Marshall 5 ⁄2 Hampton Rory Sabbatini (9) 69-73-70-69 at Green Bay 5 Texas Southern NHL Brendon Todd (9) 70-71-68-72 NCAA TOURNAMENT SATURDAY ` MAVERICKS 106, THUNDER 103 1 HAWKS 136, BUCKS 135 282 (-6) $8,670 Virginia 5 ⁄2 Auburn DALLAS: Jackson 2-3 0-0 4, Nowitzki 2-10 Charlie Beljan (6) 70-69-72-71 Michigan State 3 Texas Tech MILWAUKEE: Colson 5-18 4-4 15, Wilson Roberto Diaz (6) 68-74-67-73 4-11 2-2 12, Lopez 5-12 6-6 19, Frazier 8-17 2-3 7, Powell 4-14 2-2 11, Brunson 5-11 7- Brandon Harkins (6) 73-69-69-71 2-2 20, Brown 10-22 2-2 27, Ilyasova 3-7 10 18, Lee 3-7 1-2 9, Finney-Smith 3-6 0-0 NHL 7, Kleber 0-3 0-0 0, Mejri 2-3 0-0 5, Harris Kuemper keeping 0-0 7, Hill 7-15 2-2 18, Connaughton 6-14 Martin Piller (6) 70-72-67-73 MONDAY Seamus Power (6) 72-68-72-70 4-5 17. Totals 48-116 22-23 135. 5-10 1-2 15, Burke 10-18 1-2 25, Broekhoff at New Jersey -118 NY Rangers +108 ATLANTA: Anderson 9-16 2-4 24, Collins 1-2 2-2 5. Totals 37-87 16-23 106. Wes Roach (6) 71-71-68-72 Washington -131 at Florida +121 Shawn Stefani (6) 74-67-70-71 9-14 2-5 23, Len 10-15 0-0 23, Young 5-19 OKLAHOMA CITY: George 8-20 6-7 27, at NY Islanders -108 Toronto -102 0-0 12, Huerter 3-9 0-0 9, Bembry 5-10 4-6 Grant 6-16 0-0 14, Adams 10-17 0-3 20, Coyotes in race Tyrone Van Aswegen (6) 70-68-75-69 at Ottawa off Tampa Bay off 283 (-5) $6,926 16, Davis 3-6 0-0 6, Bazemore 2-11 0-0 6, Westbrook 9-19 4-4 25, Ferguson 0-2 3-4 at St. Louis -162 Colorado +152 Adams 3-7 0-0 8, Carter 3-11 2-2 9. Totals 3, Nader 0-3 0-0 0, Morris 1-6 2-2 4, Noel Associated Press period, and Archibald and Max Homa (4) 70-70-71-72 Winnipeg -118 at Chicago +108 John Merrick (4) 72-68-71-72 52-118 10-17 136. 0-1 0-0 0, Felton 1-3 0-0 2, Schroder 3-11 at Las Vegas off Edmonton off 1-2 8. Totals 38-98 16-22 103. Vinnie Hinostroza had Cameron Tringale (4) 72-69-70-72 at Los Angeles off Calgary off Milwaukee 43 28 26 25 13 —135 Darcy Kuemper made empty-netters in the final Chris Couch (4) 70-72-70-71 Atlanta 26 42 30 24 14 —136 Dallas 31 27 22 26 —106 Joey Garber (4) 71-71-70-71 Oklahoma City 24 32 19 28 — 103 36 saves for his fifth shut- two minutes for the Coyo- Curtis Luck (4) 71-71-72-69 COLLEGE BASKETBALL 3-Point Goals—Milwaukee 17-55 (Brown out of the season, Josh tes (38-33-8), who have Hunter Mahan (4) 74-68-72-69 5-10, Lopez 3-8, Wilson 2-4, Hill 2-7, Fraz- 3-Point Goals—Dallas 16-44 (Harris 4-8, 284 (-4) $6,630 ier 2-7, Ilyasova 1-3, Connaughton 1-7, Burke 4-8, Lee 2-5, Mejri 1-1, Broekhoff Archibald scored two goals rebounded after losing six NATIONAL INVITATION 1-2, Finney-Smith 1-3, Brunson 1-4, Now- Sangmoon Bae (3) 70-68-72-74 TOURNAMENT Colson 1-9), Atlanta 22-61 (Anderson 4-8, and the Coyotes kept their of seven. They had nine Tyler Duncan (3) 71-71-70-72 Collins 3-5, Huerter 3-6, Len 3-6, Baze- itzki 1-5, Powell 1-6, Kleber 0-2), Okla- 285 (-3) $6,450 TUESDAY’S SEMIFINALS more 2-6, Adams 2-6, Bembry 2-6, Young homa City 11-43 (George 5-12, West- playoff push going with a goals in those seven games. Jim Herman (3) 69-70-76-70 At Madison Square Garden, New York 2-9, Carter 1-8, Davis 0-1). Fouled Out— brook 3-8, Grant 2-8, Schroder 1-6, Felton 4-0 victory over the Wild Kuemper stopped a ris- Hank Lebioda (3) 71-71-71-72 Wichita State (22-14) vs. None. Rebounds—Milwaukee 71 (Colson 0-1, Adams 0-1, Ferguson 0-2, Nader 0-2, Trey Mullinax (3) 71-70-69-75 Lipscomb (28-7), 6 p.m. 16), Atlanta 58 (Collins, Anderson 12). Morris 0-3). Rebounds—Dallas 52 (Now- on Sunday in Glendale, ing shot from the slot from Charl Schwartzel (3) 71-71-72-71 TCU (23-13) vs. Assists—Milwaukee 30 (Frazier 15), At- itzki 13), Oklahoma City 49 (Adams 15). Ariz. Brad Hunt with three min- Texas (19-16), 8:30 p.m. 286 (-2) $6,270 lanta 36 (Young 16). Total Fouls—Mil- Assists—Dallas 18 (Burke 8), Oklahoma It was Kuemper’s sec- utes remaining to keep the Harris English (2) 71-70-75-70 THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP waukee 20, Atlanta 13. Technicals— City 19 (Westbrook 11). Total Fouls—Dal- Parker McLachlin (2) 69-70-71-76 At Madison Square Garden, New York Young. A—16,660 (18,118). las 19, Oklahoma City 21. Tech—Harris, ond shutout in three Wild scoreless. Kuemper Semifinal winners, 6 p.m. 287 (-1) $6,150 Westbrook. A—18,203 (18,203). games, and the Coyotes shut out the Blackhawks John Chin (2) 71-71-70-75 John Senden (2) 73-68-75-71 COLLEGE BASKETBALL NHL moved within one point of 1-0 on Tuesday and has INVITATIONAL 290 (+2) $5,970 the Avalanche for the sec- three shutouts in March. Jason Bohn (2) 76-65-77-72 Championship Series / (Best-of-3) EASTERN CONFERENCE ond wild-card spot in the Devan Dubnyk made 19 Derek Fathauer (2) 73-66-74-77 DePAUL (18-15) vs. ATLANTIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Julio Santos 72-70-73-75 SOUTH FLORIDA (22-13) Western Conference with saves for the Wild, who z-Tampa Bay 78 59 15 4 122 309 212 32-7-2 27-8-2 20-4-0 Ryan Vermeer 72-70-77-71 Monday: at South Florida, 7 Wednesday: at DePaul, TBA x-Boston 79 47 23 9 103 247 207 29-8-3 18-15-6 16-9-2 three games to play. The have lost eight of 11 since 293 (+5) $5,820 Toronto 78 45 26 7 97 277 237 23-14-2 22-12-5 14-9-3 Chad Campbell (2) 73-69-76-75 Friday: at DePaul, TBA if neccesary Montreal 79 42 29 8 92 238 227 23-12-4 19-17-4 13-8-5 Avs have four games re- beating the Lightning 3-0 298 (+10) $5,760 Florida 79 35 32 12 82 258 271 19-13-6 16-19-6 14-11-3 maining. on March 7, when they COLLEGEINSIDER TOURNAMENT Omar Uresti (2) 73-69-79-77 Buffalo 79 31 38 10 72 212 265 20-14-5 11-24-5 9-12-5 The Coyotes, who have were three points ahead of LPGA KIA CLASSIC TUESDAY’S SEMIFINALS Detroit 79 31 38 10 72 221 265 16-18-5 15-20-5 9-14-4 Hampton (19-17) at Ottawa 78 28 44 6 62 232 285 18-17-4 10-27-2 10-14-2 not made the playoffs since the Coyotes and four 4th of 4 rds; Aviara GC; Carlsbad, Calif.; Marshall (21-14), 6 p.m. METROPOLITAN GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV 6,609 yards; par 72 2012, have won 10 of their points ahead of the Ava- Texas Southern (24-13) at x-Washington 79 47 24 8 102 273 240 23-10-6 24-14-2 19-6-2 270 (-18) $270,000 Green Bay (20-16), 8 p.m. x-N.Y. Islanders 79 46 26 7 99 222 193 24-12-4 22-14-3 17-9-1 last 12 at home. lanche for the second wild- Nasa Hataoka 69-70-64-67 THURSDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP Pittsburgh 79 43 25 11 97 265 232 22-14-3 21-11-8 15-8-4 Alex Galchenyuk scored card spot. The Wild pulled 273 (-15) $102,114 Semifinal winners, TBD Columbus 79 45 30 4 94 247 222 22-16-2 23-14-2 17-9-1 his 18th goal in the first Dubnyk with 2:59 left. Danielle Kang 72-70-66-65 WOMEN’S NIT Carolina 79 43 29 7 93 234 218 23-13-4 20-16-3 11-13-2 Jin Young Ko 68-73-67-65 Philadelphia 79 37 34 8 82 236 264 19-17-4 18-17-4 10-15-2 Azahara Munoz 70-68-68-67 SUNDAY’S QUARTERFINALS N.Y. Rangers 78 31 34 13 75 218 258 18-13-8 13-21-5 9-11-5 Sung Hyun Park 68-66-71-68 TCU 69, Cincinnati 55 New Jersey 79 29 40 10 68 213 267 19-14-7 10-26-3 8-15-3 Inbee Park 68-67-67-71 James Madison 54, Georgetown 44 WESTERN CONFERENCE 274 (-14) $41,105 Arizona 67, Wyoming 45 CENTRAL GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Hyo Joo Kim 70-72-70-62 WEDNESDAY’S SEMIFINALS IN BRIEF Chella Choi 65-70-72-67 Northwestern (20-14) at James Madison x-Winnipeg 78 45 29 4 94 261 231 25-12-4 20-17-0 12-11-0 Gaby Lopez 68-70-68-68 (29-5), 6 x-Nashville 79 44 29 6 94 229 208 23-14-2 21-15-4 13-11-1 x-St. Louis 78 42 28 8 92 231 212 21-15-2 21-13-6 11-9-4 AUTO RACING: Mi Jung Hur 74-69-62-69 TCU (24-10) vs. Arizona (22-13), 8:30 Two-time defending Formula One Dallas 79 41 31 7 89 200 194 22-14-3 19-17-4 13-9-2 Thidapa Suwannapura 68-66-70-70 champ Lewis Hamilton made up a 10-second deficit with WOMEN’S BASKETBALL Colorado 78 36 29 13 85 247 234 19-14-6 17-15-7 11-9-4 275 (-13) $31,480 Minnesota 79 36 34 9 81 206 230 15-17-7 21-17-2 11-9-4 10 laps to go and won the Bahrain Grand Prix in Sakhir. Stacy Lewis 71-68-69-67 INVITATIONAL Chicago 78 34 33 11 79 255 279 17-14-7 17-19-4 12-7-3 276 (-12) $27,762 WEDNESDAY’S CHAMPIONSHIP PACIFIC GP W L OT PTS GF GA HOME AWAY DIV Hamilton overtook Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc, whose Katherine Kirk 72-69-70-65 Appalachian State (20-14) engine started losing power late, for his first 2019 victory. Jing Yan 68-73-66-69 vs. North Texas (18-15), 5:30 p.m. z-Calgary 79 49 23 7 105 280 219 26-9-5 23-14-2 15-9-2 x-San Jose 79 44 26 9 97 279 253 24-11-5 20-15-4 16-7-4 Lydia Ko 71-69-67-69 AUTO RACING Mercedes teammate Valtteri Bottas was second. 277 (-11) $24,015 x-Vegas 79 42 30 7 91 243 220 23-11-5 19-19-2 17-6-3 Arizona 79 38 33 8 84 206 215 20-15-4 18-18-4 15-9-3 Jeongeun Lee6 73-67-69-68 NASCAR MONSTER ENERGY CUP Vancouver 79 34 35 10 78 217 246 19-16-5 15-19-5 10-14-4 GOLF: Former U.S. Open champ Graeme McDowell of Mariajo Uribe 68-69-69-71 O’REILLY AUTO PARTS 500 Edmonton 78 34 35 9 77 224 261 18-18-4 16-17-5 11-13-2 278 (-10) $22,306 Anaheim 80 33 37 10 76 191 248 17-14-8 16-23-2 10-13-4 Northern Ireland shot a final-round 3-under 69 to win the Jenny Shin 71-71-68-68 At Texas Motor Speedway ; Fort Worth, Los Angeles 78 29 40 9 67 190 248 16-20-3 13-20-6 12-10-3 Texas ; lap length: 0.526 miles Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship in Punta CHAMPIONS RAPISCAN CLASSIC 2 points for win, 1 for OT/SO loss. Top 3 teams in each division and two wild cards per Cana, Dominican Republic. McDowell finished at 18-under FP SP DRIVER M LAPS PT conference advance to playoffs.; x-clinched playoff spot; z-clinched conference 4th of 4 rds; Fallen Oak; Biloxi, Miss.; 270 for a one-stroke victory. It was his fourth PGA Tour title 7,088 yds; par 72; playoff between Parel 1. 6 Denny Hamlin T 334. 50 2. 25 Clint Bowyer F 334. 35 and Suther suspended (darkness); and first since 2015. Chris Stroud (69) and Canada’s 3. 4 Daniel Suarez F 334. 46 will resume Monday. 4. 11 Erik Jones T 334. 33 SUNDAY’S RESULTS LATE SATURDAY: Mackenzie Hughes (66) tied for second. ... Nasa Hataoka of 209 (-7) 5. 1 Jimmie Johnson C 334. 42 N.Y. Rangers 3, Philadelphia 0 KINGS 3, BLACKHAWKS 2 (OT) Japan shot a final-round 5-under 67 to win the Kia Classic in Scott Parel 68-72-69 6. 2 William Byron C 334. 34 Arizona 4, Minnesota 0 Kevin Sutherland 65-69-75 7. 21 Aric Almirola F 334. 30 Pittsburgh 3, Carolina 1 Chicago 0 1 1 0 — 2 Carlsbad, Calif. Hataoka finished at 18-under 270, three Los Angeles 0 1 1 1 — 3 210 (-6) 8. 23 Kevin Harvick F 334. 29 Columbus 4, Buffalo 0 9. 30 Kurt Busch C 334. 28 clear of five players. It was the third career LPGA Tour title Billy Andrade 71-68-71 Detroit 6, Boston 3 10. 16 Kyle Busch T 334. 37 FIRST PERIOD: No scoring. 211 (-5) for the 20-year-old Hataoka. ... Stephen Gallacher of 11. 18 Ryan Newman F 334. 31 Calgary 5, San Jose 3 Penalties: Kruger, CHI, (hooking), 11:25, Marco Dawson 65-72-74 12. 20 Martin Truex Jr. T 334. 25 MONDAY’S GAMES Clifford, LA, (slashing), 15:49, Seabrook, Scotland overcame a quadruple bogey and shot a 212 (-4) 13. 3 Chase Elliott C 334. 32 Washington at Florida, 6 p.m. CHI, (tripping), 18:06. final-round 1-under 71 to secure a one-stroke victory at the Bernhard Langer 71-72-69 14. 5 Austin Dillon C 334. 30 Toronto vs. N.Y. Islanders, 6 p.m. SECOND PERIOD: 1, Chi, DeBrincat 41 Wes Short 70-73-69 15. 15 Michael McDowell F 334. 24 N.Y. Rangers at New Jersey, 6 p.m. (Kane, Anisimov), 1:38. Indian Open in New Dehli. It was the fourth European Tour Steve Stricker 73-70-69 16. 17 Ricky Stenhouse Jr. F 333. 25 Tampa Bay at Ottawa, 6:30 p.m. 2, LA, Wagner 12 (Roy, Carter), 16:05. title for Gallacher and his first since 2014. ... Scott Parel made 213 (-3) 17. 8 Joey Logano F 333. 30 Colorado at St. Louis, 7 p.m. Penalties: Lewis, LA, (hooking), 2:25, Brandt Jobe 71-71-71 18. 24 Alex Bowman C 333. 19 Winnipeg at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Carter, LA, (slashing), 9:16. a 12-foot par putt to match Kevin Sutherland on the fifth 19. 14 Paul Menard F 333. 29 John Daly 71-71-71 Edmonton at Vegas, 9 p.m. THIRD PERIOD: 3, Chi, Gustafsson 17 20. 19 Chris Buescher C 333. 18 hole of a playoff before play was suspended because of Kent Jones 69-72-72 Calgary at Los Angeles, 9 p.m. (Keith, Kruger), 3:09. 214 (-2) 21. 9 Ty Dillon C 332. 16 darkness at the PGA Tour Champions’ Rapiscan Systems 22. 27 Ryan Preece C 332. 15 TUESDAY’S GAMES 4, LA, Amadio 5 (Clifford, Lewis), 15:45. Billy Mayfair 71-71-72 23. 10 Bubba Wallace C 332. 14 Nashville at Buffalo, 6 p.m. OVERTIME: 5, LA, Doughty 7 (Kopitar, Classic in Biloxi, Miss. The playoff was scheduled to resume Vijay Singh 69-72-73 24. 29 Matt Tifft F 332. 13 Boston at Columbus, 6 p.m. Toffoli), 4:48 (pp). Monday. Jeff Sluman 68-73-73 25. 28 David Ragan F 331. 12 Carolina at Toronto, 6:30 p.m. Penalty: Toews, CHI, (holding), 4:29. Colin Montgomerie 70-71-73 26. 26 Matt DiBenedetto T 331. 11 Tampa Bay at Montreal, 6:30 p.m. SHOTS ON GOAL: Chicago 9-14-10-2—35. 215 (-1) 27. 33 Parker Kligerman T 330. 0 Pittsburgh at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. Los Angeles 14-6-6-3—29. HORSE RACING: A two-horse spill during the $100,000 Kenny Perry 71-73-71 28. 31 Corey LaJoie F 330. 9 Winnipeg at Minnesota, 7 p.m. POWER PLAYS: Chi 0-of-3, LA 1-of-3. Tom Byrum 68-72-75 29. 35 Ross Chastain C 329. 0 Philadelphia at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. GOALIES: Chicago, Crawford 14-18-4 San Simeon Stakes at Santa Anita led to the 23rd equine 216 (even) 30. 32 Landon Cassill C 326. 7 Edmonton at Colorado, 8 p.m. (29 shots-26 saves). Los Angeles, 31. 34 BJ McLeod C 325. 0 fatality at the historic Arcadia, Calif., track. Arms Runner Tim Petrovic 70-75-71 Los Angeles at Arizona, 9 p.m. Campbell 9-13-1 (35-33). 18,230. 32. 38 Garrett Smithley C 325. 0 A: Olin Browne 71-73-72 San Jose at Vancouver, 9 p.m. injured his right front leg and fell in the Grade 3 race on 33. 7 Daniel Hemric C 324. 4 Gene Sauers 72-70-74 34. 37 Reed Sorenson C 322. 3 turf, two days after Santa Anita reopened to racing after Fred Couples 69-70-77 35. 36 Bayley Currey F 320. 0 MAJOR LEAGUE SOCCER TENNIS being closed for nearly a month. Duffy Waldorf 71-69-76 36. 12 Brad Keselowski F 279 1 217 (+1) 37. 13 Ryan Blaney F 225-o 16 ATP/WTA MIAMI OPEN Tom Gillis 73-71-73 38. 39 Timmy Hill T 168-c 0 EASTERN W L T PT GF GA SOCCER: Liverpool returned to the top of the English Ken Tanigawa 73-71-73 39. 22 Kyle Larson C 147-a 3 D.C. United 3 0 1 10 9 1 Sunday at Hard Rock Stadium; Joe Durant 72-70-75 Columbus 3 1 1 10 6 4 Miami Gardens, Fla.; outdoors-hard Premier League with a 2-1 victory over visiting Totten- a-accident; c-clutch; o-overheating; Toronto FC 3009103 MEN’S SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP ham. Roberto Firmino scored in the 16th minute, and WEB.COM SAVANNAH M-make; C-Chevrolet; F-Ford, T-Toyota. Philadelphia 221776 #4 Roger Federer d. #7 John Isner, CHAMPIONSHIP Winnier’s average speed: 153.224 mph. Cincinnati 221777 6-1, 6-4. Liverpool took advantage of a 90th-minute own goal to Time: 3:16.11.. Margin: 2.743 sec. Montreal 2206711 4th of 4 rds; Landings Club; Deer Creek move two points clear of defending champ Manchester Cautions: 5/29. Lead changes: 27/13. Orlando City 122569 MASTERS 1000 TITLE LEADERS GC ; Savannah, Ga.; 7,128 yds; par 72 Lap Leaders: J. Johnson 1-59; J. Logano 60; N.Y. Red Bulls 121454 City, which hosts Cardiff City on Wednesday. ... Karim Player M1000 MIA 272 (-16) $99,000 A. Dillon 61-62; K. Busch 63-65; W. Byron 66- Chicago 121457 Benzema scored in the 89th minute to give host Real Dan McCarthy 65-67-71-69 79; C. Bowyer 80-82; J. Logano 83-88; M. New England 131459 (1) Rafael Nadal 33 0 273 (-15) $59,400 Truex Jr. 89-98; K. Busch 99-108; C. Elliott N.Y. City FC 013348 (2) Novak Djokovic 32 6 Madrid a 3-2 victory over Huesca. Madrid won for the Scottie Scheffler 71-65-67-70 109-143; J. Logano 144; K. Busch 145-155; D. Atlanta 022226 (3) Roger Federer 28 4 second time in as many matches under new manager 274 (-14) $28,600 Hamlin 156-172; R. Blaney 173-217; D. Suarez WESTERN W L T PT GF GA (4) Andre Agassi 17 6 Brian Campbell 69-67-69-69 218-220; K. Busch 221-238; J. Johnson 239; D. Los Angeles FC 4 0 1 13 15 5 (5) Andy Murray 14 2 Zinedine Zidane and remained in third place, 12 points Brett Coletta 66-70-68-70 Suarez 240-245; K. Busch 246-257; A. Seattle 3 0 1 10 10 3 M1000-ATP Masters 1000 Series titles; behind La Liga leader and defending champ Barcelona. ... Kevin Lucas 66-67-73-68 Almirola 258-260; E. Jones 261-263; K. Busch Houston 3 0 1 10 10 5 MIA-Miami event titles 275 (-13) $19,800 264-275; E. Jones 276-302; Hamlin 303-318; FC Dallas 3 1 1 10 9 5 Filip Kostic scored twice and Luka Jovic had a goal and an Cameron Percy 67-72-69-67 Byron 319; Dillon 320-322; Hamlin 323-334. LA Galaxy 3 1 0 9 7 6 MEN’S OPEN ERA SINGLES TITLE assist to help Eintracht Frankfurt move into fourth place 276 (-12) $17,738 Leaders Summary (Driver, Times Lead, Sporting KC 2 1 1 7 11 4 LEADERS Minnesota 2 2 0 6 9 7 in the Bundesliga with a 3-0 victory over visiting Stuttgart. Joseph Bramlett 67-70-70-69 Laps Led): Kyle Busch 6 times for 66 laps; Real Salt Lake 1 3 1 4 5 12 Player SN DB Mix. Tot Timothy Madigan 68-68-67-73 Jimmie Johnson 2 times for 60 laps; Denny Colorado 0 3 2 2 6 12 Jimmy Connors 109 16 0 125 Hamlin 3 times for 45 laps; Ryan Blaney 1 278 (-10) $14,850 Vancouver 0 3 1 1 4 7 Roger Federer 101 8 0 109 TENNIS: No. 4 seed Roger Federer beat defending champ time for 45 laps; Chase Elliott 1 time for 35 Jamie Arnold 69-71-73-65 Portland 0 3 1 1 5 11 Ivan Lendl 94 6 0 100 John Isner 6-1, 6-4 to win the Miami Open in Miami Wade Binfield 69-68-68-73 laps; Erik Jones 2 times for 30 laps; William San Jose 0 4 0 0 2 14 Rafael Nadal 80 11 0 91 Brett Stegmaier 71-69-68-70 Byron 2 times for 15 laps; Martin Truex Jr. 1 SUNDAY’S RESULTS John McEnroe 77 78 1 156 Gardens, Fla. It was the 101st career ATP title for Federer. time for 10 laps; Daniel Suarez 2 times for 9 D.C. United 2, Orlando City 1 Rod Laver 74 37 0 111 HERO INDIAN OPEN laps; Joey Logano 3 times for 8 laps; Austin L.A. Galaxy 2, Portland 1 Novak Djokovic 73 1 0 74 WOMEN’S BASKETBALL: 4th of 4 rds; DLF Golf & CC; New Delhi; Dillon 2 times for 5 laps; Clint Bowyer 1 time FRIDAY’S GAME Björn Borg 64 4 0 68 Katie Lou Samuelson scored 7,379 yards; Par: 72 for 3 laps; Aric Almirola 1 time for 3 laps. LA Galaxy at Vancouver, 9 p.m. Pete Sampras 64 2 0 66 29 points to help No. 2 seed Connecticut beat No. 1 seed CUP DRIVER LEADERS Guillermo Vilas 62 16 0 78 279 (-9) SATURDAY’S GAMES 310: Kyle Busch 218: Ch. Elliott Andre Agassi 60 1 0 61 Louisville 80-73 in the Albany (N.Y.) Regional Final and Stephen Gallacher 67-74-67-71 Montreal at N.Y. City FC, noon 302: D. Hamlin 213: Kurt Busch Ilie Na stase 58 51 2 111 280 (-8) Fire at Toronto FC, 2 p.m. advance to its 12th straight Final Four. ... Sabrina Ionescu 277: K. Harvick 192: C. Bowyer Los Angeles FC at D.C. United, 2 p.m. FEDERER’S MIAMI TITLES: Masahiro Kawamura 69-70-68-73 275: J. Logano 185: Ky. Larson had 31 points, eight assists and seven rebounds to lead No. Minnesota at N.Y. Red Bulls, 6 p.m. 2019: #John Isner, 6-1, 6-4 281 (-7) 245: A. Almirola 183: Stenhouse Jr. Colorado at Orlando City, 6:30 2017: Rafael Nadal, 6-3, 6-4 2 seed Oregon to an 88-84 victory over No. 1 seed Jorge Campillo 70-73-71-67 237: Keselowski 180: D. Suarez FC Dallas at Philadelphia, 6:30 2006: Ivan Ljubicic, 7-6 (5), 7-6 (4), 7-6 (6) 282 (-6) 232: M. Truex Jr. 176: J. Johnson Mississippi State in the Portland (Ore.) Regional Final. It’s New England at Columbus, 6:30 2006: Rafael Nadal, 2-6, 6-7 (4), 7-6 (5), Christiaan Bezuidenhout 68-76-70-68 219: Ry. Blaney 173: Erik Jones the first women’s Final Four for the Ducks. Julian Suri 67-67-71-77 Portland at San Jose, 7 p.m. 6-3, 6-1 Real Salt Lake at Seattle, 9 p.m. source: atptour.com — Edited from news services 8 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, April 1, 2019

BULLS BLACKHAWKS AUTO RACING & GOLF Lemon’s NASCAR basketball Penalties aren’t odyssey has costly for Hamlin His ‘superfast car’ Gibbs drivers have won four of the seven races this ‘crazy’ twist bails him out of season, and Team Penske Former Julian, Bradley star issues on pit road won the other three. Clint Bowyer finished may start against Knicks By Stephen Hawkins second, followed by his Associated Press Stewart-Haas Racing team- By K.C. Johnson | Chicago Tribune mate Daniel Suarez. Erik FORT WORTH, Texas — Jones was fourth ahead of The surreal moments keep coming Denny Hamlin raced to his pole-sitter Jimmie John- for Walt Lemon Jr. second NASCAR Cup vic- son, whose career-long As if authoring an impressive Bulls tory of the season, overcom- winless drought reached 66 debut in front of family and friends at ing two penalties on pit road races. William Byron, Aric his hometown United Center on and missing the entry an- Almirola, Kevin Harvick, Saturday wasn’t enough, the un- other time during green flag Kurt Busch and Kyle Busch drafted guard from Julian and Brad- conditions Sunday in Texas. rounded out the top 10. ley worked with the starting unit at While Hamlin led the Kyle Busch led six times Sunday’s practice and is scheduled to final 12 laps, and 45 of the for a race-high 66 laps, and hear his name called in Monday’s 334 overall, Joe Gibbs Rac- was still in front with 59 lineup introductions at Madison ing teammate Kyle Busch laps to go when his No. 18 Square Garden. missed out on a chance for a car drifted high going into “That’s crazy,” Lemon said Sunday tripleheader weekend Turn 2. at the Advocate Center. sweep. “It just busted loose on With Saturday’s loss to the Rap- “We had a superfast car, me, and I had to catch it and tors, the Bulls clinched at least the and that’s why we won,” make sure we didn’t crash,” league’s fourth-worst record and the Hamlin said. “I missed pit he said. “First and foremost, accompanying 12.5 percent odds to road under green, that cost we did that.” win the No. 1 pick in the May 14 draft three or four seconds as Though he avoided con- lottery. With seven regular rotation well. We tried every way tact then, he dropped back players out, the Bulls still own a that we could to give it away. to fourth and when trying to chance to finish with one of the “I was just beating my get back in front a few laps league’s three-worst records, which head against the steering later brushed the outside increase those odds to 14 percent. wheel thinking, ‘Man, we’re wall. He fell a lap behind But with the third-worst Cavaliers going to finish bad with a after having to go to pit road two games clear with five games to really fast race car. We just to change right-side tires. play and facing a tough remaining kept digging. ... We kept For the second time in a schedule, that scenario is a long shot passing cars and passing month, he missed out on a — kind of like Lemon’s story. cars.” tripleheader sweep follow- When the Windy City Bulls lost at Hamlin’s No. 11 Toyota ing Xfinity and Truck Series Westchester, N.Y., on Wednesday in finished more than 2.7 sec- races in the same weekend. the G League playoffs, Lemon onds ahead of Clint Bowyer. He completed such sweeps thought his season was over. Now, The race, which had only twice at Bristol, in 2010 and he’s scheduled to start in an arena three cautions outside the 2017. It was the third time at many call the mecca of basketball two stage stoppages, fea- Texas that Busch won the that’s just 35 miles from Westchester. tured 27 lead changes Xfinity and Trucks Series “When I got called up last year, I among 13 drivers. races before coming up wasn’t used to the pace and athleti- It was the 33rd career short in the Cup race. cism of the NBA,” Lemon said of his RINGO H.W. CHIU/AP victory for Hamlin. He won Johnson, whose last win five-game stint with the Pelicans. Blackhawks forward Alex DeBrincat gets excited Saturday night after the season-opening Day- was at Dover in June 2017, “That’s something I had to adjust to. scoring his 41st goal of the season, tying Patrick Kane for the team lead. tona 500 after he went led the first 60 laps and then This time around, I did a better job of winless last year to end a got in front only one more pacing myself and knowing my game. 3 TAKEAWAYS streak of 12 consecutive lap. I wasn’t trying to force nothing. Just seasons getting into victory That was still more laps play the right way. Keep finding my lane. led combined in the No. 48 teammates. And when the opportu- His third win at Texas Hendrick Motorsports nities presented themselves, attack was his first since sweeping Chevrolet than he had com- 1 the rim, which I know I’m good at. I As Hawks fall, both races at the 1 ⁄2-mile bined all of last season and just wanted to be aggressive. track in 2010. the first six races this year. “I think I played pretty well for this to be my first NBA game in a while and to play a lot of minutes. I put a lot of hard work in my craft. I’ve got a lot DeBrincat rises of work to do. I have not arrived yet.” Lemon, 26, will be looking to build Elimination is near, pretty disappointing when we’re in on his impressive debut, which fea- as tough a spot as it gets right now.” tured him posting 19 points, six but young forward ties assists, four rebounds and four steals Kane for team goals lead 2. Fight to the finish: Alex De- in 31 minutes. Brincat vs. Patrick Kane. Lemon had quite an eventful night. By Jimmy Greenfield With the playoffs out of reach, a He took a hard spill early after trying Chicago Tribune storyline that should be fun to to drive on Raptors big man Serge follow over the last week of the Ibaka. He drew a double-technical The Blackhawks embarked on a season will be the battle between foul when he and Kyle Lowry ex- three-game West Coast trip needing Kane and DeBrincat for the team changed shoves and words. He lost a to take all six points to stay in the goal-scoring title. shoe while scoring on a drive. And he playoff race. That didn’t come close For much of the season, Kane fouled a 3-point shooter. to happening and they’ll return to was threatening to become the “If you would have told me a Chicago facing the possibility of Hawks’ first 50-goal scorer since couple of days ago that I was going to elimination Monday night at the Jeremy Roenick had 50 during the play 30 minutes against the Raptors United Center. 1992-93 season. But he has scored JARED C. TILTON/GETTY — the No. 2 team in the East — on the The Hawks finished 1-1-1 on their just once in his last 14 games. Denny Hamlin celebrates after claiming his second Cup Bulls’ floor, let alone play 30 minutes trip after Saturday night’s 3-2 over- Meanwhile, DeBrincat scored his Series win of the season Sunday at Texas Motor Speedway. in an NBA game, period, I wouldn’t time loss to the Kings and will be 41st goal in Saturday’s loss to the believe you,” Lemon said. “This is eliminated from postseason con- Kings to tie him with Kane. It was definitely a surreal moment for me. tention if they lose to the Jets and the first time since Oct. 23 that Kane And I’m going to never forget it. I’m the Avalanche beat the Blues on didn’t hold the team lead by himself. WGC MATCH PLAY going to cherish this moment for the Monday. This is the second straight season rest of my life.” Even a perfect trip probably Kane and DeBrincat enter the final Lemon, a teenager when his father wouldn’t have saved the Hawks, four games with the same number died, said he wears No. 25 for three who were once again far from of goals. They each had 27 last In return to final, reasons. Derrick Rose, his favorite perfect against a really bad Kings season until DeBrincat’s goal in the player, wore it at Simeon. To honor team. third-to-last game allowed him to Kisner gets it right Ben Wilson, the Simeon star who was Here are three takeaways from overtake Kane and finish as the shot and killed in 1984 before his Saturday night’s game. Hawks’ leading goal scorer with 28. By Doug Ferguson strong and led to another senior season. Associated Press lost hole. “If you wear No. 25, that means 1. The Western Conference- 3. Brendan Perlini back to being a He won for the third time something coming from Chicago,” worst Kings completed a three- healthy scratch. AUSTIN, Texas — Kevin in his career, this victory Lemon said. game sweep of the Hawks. Perhaps no Hawk has had a more Kisner made it to the Dell worth $1,745,000. And Lemon also chose it because A 2-1 shootout loss to the Kings enigmatic season than Perlini, who Technologies Match Play “It’s tough to maintain his mother wore the number when on Nov. 16 at the United Center can came to the Hawks in November final for the second straight the high level of play the she played high school volleyball. be forgiven because it came as the with Dylan Strome in the trade that year, and this time he got it entire tournament,” Kuchar “We have a special relationship,” Hawks were in the throes of their sent Nick Schmaltz to the Coyotes. right. said. Lemon said. “I wanted to represent worst stretch of the season, getting Strome quickly established him- A week that began with a “You hope to do it and I her well.” outscored 87-50 while going 3-16-3. self as one of the Hawks’ core loss ended with the biggest feel like I’ve kind of built a Lemon admitted to having nerves Their three wins were a pair of players while Schmaltz showed the victory of Kisner’s career game that I could rely on during warmups. He credited the one-goal wins over the Blues and Coyotes enough in 17 games before when he holed a 20-foot playing some good, steady coaches and veterans Robin Lopez Panthers, and a 3-1 win over the suffering a season-ending knee in- birdie putt to close out Matt golf. But I gave too many and Zach LaVine for encouraging Wild in which they scored an jury to convince them to sign him to Kuchar, 3 and 2, in the chilly holes away. I knew against him, which gave him confidence. empty-netter. a seven-year, $40.95 million exten- championship match at Kisner I couldn’t do it, and Lemon said he never spotted his But by March the Hawks were a sion. Austin Country Club. he just plodded along and mom in the stands. But he knew she different team. They were in the Perlini had four points (one goal, “It was a long week. I let me make mistakes. And was there. thick of the wild-card race and just a three assists) in his first 29 games prevailed. And I’m a world that was good playing by “My mom tried to play the tough- week earlier had been in a playoff with the Hawks and was a frequent golf champion,” Kisner said Kevin.” mother role,” he said. “She’s not really spot for a few hours. Then they healthy scratch. When Drake off the 16th green. Kisner had to play 120 good at expressing her feelings, but rolled into Los Angeles and inexpli- Caggiula suffered a concussion on He became the first play- holes over seven matches in she was proud seeing me on that cably played one of their worst Feb. 27, Perlini was given another er to win Match Play after five days, a week that began floor, especially with 25 on and games in months. opportunity and responded with losing in the championship with a loss to Ian Poulter in playing at home and she doesn’t have That 6-3 loss was crushing, not eight goals in seven games during a match the previous year. group play. Kisner became to travel or watch me on TV. I was just because it cost them two points stretch when nobody else on the That one wasn’t close, as the first player to win the looking for her, but I couldn’t spot her but because it wasn’t who they were Hawks scored more than two goals. Bubba Watson raced out to Match Play with a loss because I was in my own little zone.” at the time. After losing to the Kings, Then, as quickly as the goals a big lead and ended the during the round-robin por- The Bulls have officially ruled the Hawks gave a solid effort in a appeared, they dried up. Perlini match in 12 holes. tion, which began in 2015. Denzel Valentine, Chandler Hutchi- loss to the Sharks then went on hasn’t had a point in his last six Kisner never trailed The second straight All- son, Wendell Carter Jr. and Lauri five-game winning streak. games and during Thursday’s loss against Kuchar, though it American final resulted in a Markkanen out for the season. But Saturday’s 3-2 shootout loss to to the Sharks he only had 5 minutes, was tight at the turn until sixth consecutive U.S. vic- coach Jim Boylen said LaVine, Kris the Kings wasn’t as dreadful as the 44 seconds of ice time. On Saturday, Kuchar made too many tory in the World Golf Dunn and Otto Porter Jr. won’t play one earlier this month, but it was a with Caggiula playing his first game mistakes. He missed a 12- Championships. on the two-game trip, so the surprise game they should have had. Giving since his concussion, Perlini was foot putt on the 10th that Kisner first had to get would be if any play in the remaining up three of four points this month to once again watching the game in would have tied the match, past British Open champion three games. one of the NHL’s worst teams was street clothes. and on his next swing put Francesco Molinari, so Along those lines, the Bulls were hard for coach Jeremy Colliton to Perlini, who turns 23 next month, his tee shot into the water dominant that he had never allowed to sign JaKarr Sampson to a stomach. is a restricted free agent after the on the par-3 11th. played the 18th hole in five 10-day contract. Sampson averaged “Yeah, that hurts for sure,” Colli- season and should still be inexpen- Kisner, equipped with a previous matches this week. 21.1 points and 9.2 rebounds for the ton told reporters. “Three points sive enough and promising enough 2-up lead, took it from Molinari birdied the 16th Windy City Bulls after participating would help us, but you build a body that the Hawks will want to retain there. He halved holes by and 17th holes to tie the in training camp with the Bulls. of work over the season and we put him. making putts from 6 feet match, but on the 18th, the ourselves in a pretty big hole. We’ve and 4 feet, and then seized Italian three-putted from 25 [email protected] played well for a long stretch that [email protected] control on the 15th when feet above the hole as Twitter @kcjhoop allowed us to be in the race. It’s still Twitter @jcgreenx Kuchar’s chip was too Kisner advanced. Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, April 1, 2019 9 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE On great day for racing, cloud hangs over track By Bill Plaschke Los Angeles Times

ARCADIA, Calif. — Seven horses draped in brightly colored silks thunder across the shadow of the splendid San Gabriel Moun- tains in a breathtaking combina- tion of beauty and speed. The small crowd is silent. “I’m holding my breath,” says race-goer B.J. Ravitz. It’s the first race at Santa Anita Park in nearly a month, a close contest, powerful animals dueling down the stretch, dirt flying, jockeys bobbing, high drama. There are few cheers in a sea of stares. “Everyone is worried about the horses,” said Abe Ravitz, the husband of B.J. “All I’m thinking is, if anything untoward happens today . ” The race ends clean, all seven horses crossing the finish line, and only then is there audible ap- plause from the crowd, a reaction seemingly generated by the one outcome that everyone here is betting on. DAMIAN DOVARGANES/AP No horse died. The Clockers’ Corner area at Santa Anita Park, the popular morning hangout for owners, trainers, jockeys and fans to watch workouts and grab “OK,” said racegoer Frank breakfast, was empty earlier this month when the track was closed after the deaths of 20-plus horses. Reynoso, taking a deep breath. “That’s one.” Park! The track is fast and the turf be thought about,” he said. “I want It was that kind of a tightrope course is firm!” — and folks only the best for these animals. afternoon Friday as Santa Anita cheered the return of ailing trum- They’ve given me the best in my opened its doors for the first time peter Jay Cohen. But it wasn’t the life.” since March 5, after 22 horses died same. Gryder added, “Everybody in a little more than two months of While the typically loud race- wants the same thing — horse- its winter/spring meet, a 214 track cheering returned in later men, jockeys, trainers, backside, percent increase from the same races, there was a pall over the management. Everybody cares span the year before. place as everyone tried to adjust. most about the safety of horse and The Stronach Group, owners of “We’re saddened by everything riders.” the track, has since made minor that has happened,” said Reynoso, Doug O’Neill, a two-time Ken- modifications to a track that was a retiree. “The sport is so great, the tucky Derby-winning trainer, ech- badly compromised with the un- horses are so beautiful, it’s been oed that sentiment from his suite. seasonably rainy winter weather. hard to see.” “For the first time in my more They also have revised medication Reynoso paused and added, than 30 years here, I saw today policies and prohibited jockeys “But they’re going to race whether where the majority of horseman using the whip unless for safety we’re here or not, and we love it are on the same team rooting for reasons. here, so we’re coming.” each other’s horses to compete But because there was no clear In the first race, Reynoso bet on well and come back safe,” he said. reason for the deaths, there could a horse named Ride Out the “We just want horses to be safe, be no clear answers. That’s why so Storm. and we’re taking it one race at a many people showed up at the “That could be a great name for time.” track Friday with nerves jangling what could happen here, right?” Even after the eight races had and fingers crossed. he said. gone off safely, Santa Anita’s boss MARK RALSTON/GETTY-AFP 1 For now, there is relief. In eight The horse finished fifth, 16 ⁄4 agreed it had been a difficult day. races, there were no fatalities, Animal-rights advocates protest the deaths of 20-plus racehorses in lengths behind Discrete Stevie B, “It’s hard to get excited about which brought a giant collective the first two months of this year at Santa Anita. ridden by jockey Aaron T. Gryder, being back when we had such a sigh. But everyone agrees that the who later said he was just glad to bad run of catastrophic injuries,” healing of what’s arguably South- stood on a grassy area outside the track. Every horse that is killed be back. said Tim Ritvo, chief operating ern California’s most picturesque front gate waving signs and chant- here will make big headlines. We “I love getting on the horse, the officer for The Stronach Group. sporting venue is just beginning. ing. need to be part of those headlines feeling that I get, becoming one “You have to really look at yourself “This is going to take a while,” “You say the track was safe to because we’re telling them to stop with them, the fast speed, commu- and say, are we doing the right said horse owner Samantha use but nothing’s changed, you it.” nicating with them, I love it all,” thing, how can we get it better, Siegel, sitting in a near-empty bet, they lose,” they sang. Hamza and her group urged the Gryder said. “It’s unfortunate how can we improve it?” terrace section. One of the signs read, “Stop race-goers to look beyond the what happened, but they are not He acknowledged the somber “The public is probably a little Killing Horses.” One of the pro- beauty of the sport. only taking care of the things that atmosphere was not only ex- shell-shocked at what’s going on. testers was dressed in a horse’s “When you’re watching a horse might be wrong, but they’re being pected but almost by design. We’ve gotten a lot of bad exposure head, and the message was clear. race, it’s magnificent, it’s beautiful, proactive so that other things can’t “It was kind of a quiet introduc- from everywhere. We’re going to “Horse racing needs to be it’s breathtaking,” she said. “But occur.” tory,” he said. need to go a long time without abolished” said Heather Hamza, that doesn’t mean there’s not a Gryder was asked if he was “It wasn’t like we went out and having something horrible hap- leading what she called a group of dark, dirty, gritty underbelly be- holding his breath for his horse’s marketed and said, ‘C’mon on pen.” concerned citizens backed by the hind it.” health. He said no, implying that it back here.’ ” The crowd was reminded of the group known as Horseracing Once inside, fans were met with would be impossible to ride with So, once again, they’re off and trouble before even entering the Wrongs. the usual promising announce- death on your mind. running at Santa Anita. But to track, as several dozen protesters “The world is watching this ments — “Welcome to Santa Anita “That’s not something that can where, who knows?

AMANDA LEE MYERS/AP Horses are led to paddocks past the Seabiscuit statue during workouts at Santa Anita, as members of the California Horse Racing Board weighed new safety and medication rules in the wake of 22 horse deaths during a meeting at the track Thursday. A 23rd horse died Sunday. 10 Chicago Tribune | Chicago Sports | Section 3 | Monday, April 1, 2019 eNEWSPAPER BONUS COVERAGE

CHRIS O'MEARA/AP Bounce-backPhillies pitcher Jake Arrieta’s numbers have been declining for the last few years, but the right-hander by thinks he can reverseArrieta that regression in his effectiveness since his Cy Young year. could be key for Phillies

By Scott Lauber three. The Phillies had only ace stand the progression through my Philadelphia Inquirer Aaron Nola. throwing program. It was one of Yet the starting rotation went the main things on my mind.” Jake Arrieta trudged away from untouched amid the Phillies’ off- So much so that Arrieta and the mound after the second inning season roster overhaul. They rea- Young met for lunch in January last Sept. 22 in Atlanta. In a game soned that none of the free-agent near the pitcher’s home in Austin, that the Phillies needed to win to pitchers beyond lefty Patrick Texas, to discuss fixing it. forestall the Braves’ clinching a Corbin, including still-unsigned By lowering his arm slot, Arri- division title, the former Cy Young Dallas Keuchel, represented an eta said, he gets more downward Award winner turned in the short- upgrade over their incumbent movement, a critical component est start of his career. starters. It was a calculated gam- for a sinkerballer. In 2015, Arrieta And for the next six months, ble. had a 56.2 percent ground ball rate wherever he went, he felt as if he Much of the rotation’s success and got weak contact 22.8 percent was sucking on a lemon. hinges on the continuing devel- of the time. Last year, his ground “The Braves doing what they opment of young right-handers ball rate dipped to 51.6 percent, did to us last year, not that there Nick Pivetta, Zach Eflin, and his weak-contact rate to 18.5 has to be a chip on our shoulder, Vince Velasquez. But a resurgence percent. but a lot of guys in here remember from Arrieta might be even more “There’s a healthier Jake, a the way it shook down for us,” important. more motivated Jake, a more Arrieta said this past week. “The If the Phillies are shopping for focused Jake,” Kapler said. way the season finished, we don’t pitching before the July 31 trade “Health always leads to confi- want that to happen again.” deadline, they will find the asking dence, and confidence leads to There’s no better motivator price for a solid No. 4 starter to be more motivation. You can see that than failure. And for as much as far more reasonable than for a kind of snowballing.” the not-ready-for-prime-time No. 2. It will help, too, that the Phillies Phillies failed collectively during a “We’re extremely confident in should be better at turning balls in miserable collapse last August and Jake,” pitching coach Chris Young play into outs. They were the September, Arrieta stood out. He said as spring training dawned. worst defensive team in baseball posted a 6.82 ERA and allowed 40 “He’s a guy who was one of the last season, and Arrieta even hits, nine home runs, and 15 walks best pitchers in baseball. A two- ripped their ineffective deploy- 1 in 34 ⁄3 innings over his final seven month stretch where he doesn’t ment of infield shifts after a June 3 starts. The magnitude of his strug- pitch up to his consistent level of start in San Francisco. But adding gles was both profound and sur- performance isn’t going to steer us shortstop Jean Segura, moving prising. away from a guy that we’re lucky Rhys Hoskins back to first base, Just the same, if the rebuilt to have.” putting Andrew McCutchen in Phillies are going to fulfill their It’s more than that, though. left field, and hiring well-regarded lofty expectations in Year 1 of the Since his Cy Young season in 2015, infield coach Bobby Dickerson Bryce Harper Era, Arrieta will be Arrieta’s numbers have declined. should help. at the center of it all. It’s fitting, His ERA rose to 3.10 in 2016, 3.53 “There were times last year he then, that he made his first start in 2017, and 3.96 last season after tried maybe to outpitch what we Sunday night in a nationally tele- signing a three-year, $75 million weren’t doing behind him,” Young vised game against the Braves. As contract with the Phillies. His said. “Knowing that the defense is the man on the mound, he had to walks/hits per inning pitched going to be improved will greatly face a glare shining on him that climbed from 1.084 in 2016 to 1.218 help Jake Arrieta.” was entirely appropriate. in 2017 and 1.286 last year, while Arrieta had his moments. He “ ‘Sunday Night Baseball’ is a his strikeouts per nine innings fell had a 2.16 ERA through the end of big deal. The spotlight is huge, the from 9.3 to 8.7 to 7.2. May and punctuated a strong July media attention is huge,” manager But the Phillies cite two reasons by giving up one run in seven Gabe Kapler said. “We feel like for believing that Arrieta, at age 33, innings against the Red Sox at Jake is really good in that kind of can halt his regression. They say Fenway Park. In his first start of an environment.” he’s healthy after pitching the August, he shut out the Diamond- The Phillies need Arrieta to be second half of last season with a backs for eight innings. good in all environments, just as meniscus tear in his left knee that But the ensuing starts are what he was during a four-year peak necessitated minor surgery in stuck with Arrieta. Everything with the Cubs during which he January. He also has reverted to MATT SLOCUM/AP that has happened since has ranked among the best pitchers in the mechanics that he used during Jake Arrieta says that adjusting his arm angle this season should take turned the Phillies into a playoff- baseball. his salad days in Chicago. care of some of his struggles from last season. caliber team, but only if the Four of the eight teams that Arrieta didn’t realize anything second-best starter does his part. qualified for the playoffs last had changed until late last season. high three-quarter slot that he “The majority of it was unin- “The more Sunday night games season had at least two starting In watching video of Arrieta with used previously. Arrieta suspects tentional,” he said. “I just got into you’re playing, it means the better pitchers who worked at least 150 the Cubs, Phillies player informa- the change might have been a some bad habits. I struggled with your team is playing,” Arrieta said. innings and ranked among the top tion coordinator Sam Fuld discov- consequence of a truncated spring it the majority of the year. It was “We look forward to having a lot of 30 in earned-run average. The ered that the the right-hander training after not signing with the something that I needed to reset, those this year, and if we take care Indians had four, the Astros had altered his arm angle from the Phillies until March. have the offseason, and under- of business, we feel like we will.” Monday, April 1, 2019 | Section 4 AE+ ARTS+ENTERTAINMENT

ROBERT FALCONER/CBS PHOTOS Jordan Peele slips into Rod Serling’s old job as the host of the latest reboot of “The Twilight Zone” on CBS All Access. Is Chicago in the

In ”The Lost Boys” (1987), the Twilight Zone? threat comes from above ... Surprising As Jordan Peele reboots the series, a look at these strange times influences Rockwell Street and Potomac the latest reboot of “The Twilight Avenue, aka the Twilight Zone. Zone,” now hosted by Jordan Today, drive a few blocks east Peele, it’s worth asking what behind scary of Humboldt Park, and the idea such a TV series should even of one universe parked alongside look like in a moment not exactly hit ‘Us’ a starkly disparate universe hurting for alternative realities. means something entirely differ- Perhaps you’ve heard: We live in By Jen Yamato Christopher Borrelli ent: You take a step or two out of a country of extreme inequality, Los Angeles Times neighborhoods lined with at a time of intensely polarized There is another dimension. mixed-income housing and political and social worlds, nuz- Like Adelaide Wilson, the Not only of sight and sound working-class apartments and zled by technology and media heroine of “Us,” Jordan Peele was but of mind. find yourself among Wicker Park that serves to amplify the illusion a wide-eyed kid poring over all A dimension as vast as space townhouses and trendy restau- that the universe you know is the things pop culture in the 1980s, and timeless as infinity, a middle rants. only universe that exists. when everything from scary ground between science and This is the contemporary We live in Twilight Zone, USA movies to Michael Jackson’s superstition, and you can find it Twilight Zone — a gloaming (pop. 327 million). “Thriller” imprinted indelibly on here, in the Midwest. Specifically, where divergent worlds bleed Still, by all means, check out his young psyche. in a residential section of Hum- into each other — and of course, the new “Twilight Zone” — As a result, a cornucopia of boldt Park. This is the Twilight it’s far from the only Twilight which is mostly good, by the way movie references abound in “Us,” Zone. Or rather, it was. For a time, Zone you can find in Chicago. — and while you’re at it, binge a In the first episode of “The adding further layers to Peele’s in the 1970s and 1980s, when the It’s also not another dimen- few episodes of the original Twilight Zone,” Kumail Nanjiani record-breaking horror tale intersection was a gang strong- sion. 1960s Rod Serling series. Despite plays a comic who makes a about a family battling their own hold and drug market, the nick- It’s this dimension, right now. Faustian deal for applause that name stuck — the corner of Indeed, as CBS All Access begins Turn to Borrelli, Page 4 he may come to regret. Turn to Influence, Page 4

1 IN PERFORMANCE ‘Pimpinone’ ★★★ ⁄2 Haymarket brings back a 1725 comic romp by Telemann By Howard Reich their roles as dueling lovers in a Chicago Tribune satirically far-fetched battle of the sexes and the classes. Can an obscure opera from Were it not for soprano Erica 1725 with a cast of just two, a Schuller’s hilariously exaggerated bare-bones plot bordering on the acting and baritone Ryan de absurd and a production using Ryke’s almost-as-funny respons- early instruments and historic es, “Pimpinone” might have performance techniques reach a seemed a cardboard-thin sketch contemporary audience? barely worthy of Telemann’s Absolutely, as Haymarket meticulously crafted score. In- Opera Company proved Saturday deed, the work originated as a night in updating its 2013 produc- series of intermezzos designed to tion of Georg Philipp Telemann’s unfold between acts of a weighti- “Pimpinone.” er opera. But “Pimpinone” can This time, though, Haymarket holds its own, especially when presented the comic vignette not expanded to include Telemann at the intimate Mayne Stage, in instrumental works as curtain- Rogers Park, but at the spacious raisers for each intermezzo, with Studebaker Theater downtown. Haymarket artistic director Craig The transition was effective, CHARLES OSGOOD PHOTO thanks to the singers who revived Turn to Comedy, Page 4 Erica Schuller and Ryan de Ryke star in Haymarket Opera Company’s production of Telemann’s “Pimpinone.” 2 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, April 1, 2019

CELEBRITIES Box office Tribune news services 1. “Dumbo,” $45 million 2. “Us,” $33.6 million ASK AMY 3. “Captain Marvel,” By Amy Dickinson $20.5 million [email protected] Twitter @askingamy 4. “Five Feet Apart,” $6.3 million 5. “Unplanned,” $6.1 million 6. “Wonder Park,” Best-laid birth plans often go awry $4.9 million 7. “How to Train Your Dear Amy: I’m happily lutes. Best-laid birth plans you don’t get it” attitude Dragon: The Hidden married and expecting my must often be cast aside and don’t want to pay for World,” $4.2 million first child in a couple of (you could go into labor two more people. months. We’ve just learned before your scheduled He says I’m selfish and I 8. “Hotel Mumbai,” that my father-in-law has C-section, for instance). should help those who $3.2 million to have a triple bypass — on Your first duty is to your can’t pay their way. Who is 9. “A Madea Family the same day I am due to health, and thus your right? Funeral,” $2.7 million give birth. child’s. You should look for — Upset Because of complica- ways to calm yourself; 10. “The Beach Bum,” tions, I am going to be constant crying is not good Dear Upset: You might be $1.8 million having a C-section, so the for any of you. Nor do I right, but your husband is birth is scheduled. Even think this is necessarily being kind. Which would SOURCE: Associated Press Estimated sales, though it breaks my hus- “normal” or “hormonal.” you rather be? Friday-Sunday band’s heart to have to You should check in with Your husband should 1) choose, he has decided that your physician right away. Not invite people to join he must be there for his If you practice deep, medi- you without you and your KEVIN WINTER/GETTY dad. tative breathing (the way other friend agreeing, and Ryan Coogler won best director for “Black Panther” His parents live several you’ve practiced in your 2) Not decide for you and at Saturday’s NAACP Image Awards in Los Angeles. states away, so he’s plan- birthing class), it will help your friend to essentially ning a few days’ worth of you now, through the birth help foot the bill for this travel to be with his folks. and afterward. other couple without you My sister will be attending Many, many fathers all agreeing to it. ‘Black Panther,’ the birth with me. My have not been able to at- And if you don’t agree to husband will meet our tend the birth of their it, your husband should Beyonce win big baby over FaceTime that children, due to any num- essentially pay for these CHRIS PIZZELLO/AP 2012 day. ber of reasons, including extra people himself by While I completely military service. Even offering you and your at NAACP awards Museum to feature understand wanting to be though it might seem like it friend a discount. Dylan’s paintings: A there for his father with now, this is not the end of Beyonce was named entertainer of the year at the Tulsa, Okla., museum soon such a serious surgery, I the world. It is merely part Dear Amy: In your re- 50th annual NAACP Image Awards that highlighted will open a new Bob Dylan am heartbroken that he of a very long story with sponse to “Co-Pilot” you works by entertainers and writers of color. exhibit that will showcase will miss the birth. many and varied chapters. wrote: “If a car is driving After Beyonce accepted the award Saturday night 12 pastel portraits the mu- I’m emotional right now I certainly hope your hus- 55 mph, and you take your in Los Angeles, the superstar paid homage to the sician painted. The anyway (due to the hor- band dials in very closely eyes off the road for even a people who were nominated in the same category as Gilcrease Museum will mones), and I haven’t been to your needs once your second to check a text, her. She beat out Los Angeles Lakers superstar Le- display “Bob Dylan: Face able to stop crying. It hurts child is born. your car is driving the Bron James, Regina King, Chadwick Boseman and Value and Beyond” from my husband that he can’t length of a football field director Ryan Coogler. May 10 to Sept. 15. The be in both places at once, Dear Amy: My husband without you watching the “Regina King, I love you so much. You taught us exhibit is filled with pieces and I know my crying and I, along with one road.” patience, persistence and how to be masterful in your from the Bob Dylan Ar- hurts him, but I can’t stop. friend, are taking a trip. We Amy, get a fact-checker! craft,” she said. “Chadwick Boseman is teaching chil- chives, which has more Am I just selfish? How have already paid for and One second of driving at 55 dren to dream and to be seen as kings. LeBron James than 100,000 items from do I get over it? split the three-bedroom mph covers about 80 feet has taught us the strength of all forms, leading by his 60-year career. It will — Expectant house three ways. — hardly the length of a example and providing education to our kids. Ryan also include handwritten Since we have a bed- football field! Coogler tells our stories in a way that celebrates our song lyrics, a black leather Dear Expectant: There room no one will be using, — Distracted by Your history and proves we do have power.” jacket, an electric guitar seem to be options that my husband wants to Error Beyonce added: “I’m honored to be included and screen tests filmed by your husband could ex- invite two other people, among all of you, and to be a part of a vital and thriv- Andy Warhol. plore in order to attend but he says they cannot Dear Distracted: I should ing community. Thank you to the NAACP.” both of these important afford to pay. He says since have written “moment” “Black Panther” was awarded best motion picture April 1 birthdays: Actress events. I’m taking it as a we have already paid, rather than “second.” Most and won in several other categories, including best Jane Powell is 90. Actress given that your father-in- what’s the difference, and people take far more than a actor in a motion picture (Boseman), supporting actor Ali MacGraw is 80. Reggae law’s surgery can’t be re- thinks our friend would be second to check or send a in a motion picture (Michael B. Jordan) and directing singer Jimmy Cliff is 71. scheduled (but can it?). OK shouldering the cost text. in a motion picture (Coogler). Keyboardist Billy Currie is And given that yours is a for these two guests. “Empire” actor Jussie Smollett, who lost to Jessie 69. Singer Susan Boyle is scheduled C-section, I’m I said the cost should be Copyright 2019 by Amy Williams of “Grey’s Anatomy” in the supporting actor 58. Rapper-actor Method wondering if there are also divided by five, reducing Dickinson in a drama series category, did not attend the awards. Man is 48. 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BROADWAY REVIEW ‘Constitution’ makes politics personal

By Chris Jones break. She might have Chicago Tribune given herself a fiercer an- tagonist. NEW YORK – Most Like “Hamilton” though, Broadway shows stick with this historically important playbills. Heidi Schreck “Constitution” ends up hands out take-home cop- being another reminder of ies of the Constitution of the latent power of theater the United States of Ameri- determined to debate the ca. Or, as her 15-year-old very core of the American self puts it in her mostly assumptions about democ- one-woman performance racy, and the way in which piece — which is part prog- it draws connections be- ressive political lecture, tween all of our lives and part personal confessional, the old laws that govern part manifesto for feminist them truly is formidable. reform — that “living, Like that big musical a warm-blooded, steamy couple of blocks away, document.” Schreck understands that Red meat for liberal everything in the best polit- feminists and clearly aimed ical theater is always per- at inter-generational audi- sonal — for her and for us, ences, “What the Constitu- whomever we may be. tion Means to Me,” which Despite its dispensing with opened Sunday night at the so many of the usual rules, Helen Hayes Theater and this piece will be a huge hit will run at least through with its core demographic. July 21, captures the politi- And Schreck’s spirit of cal restlessness of a mo- warm inclusion is just as ment when many Ameri- important there as what cans are looking back at the she has to say. assumptions and power In the last few minutes structures behind what of the show, Schreck brings they were asked to do in out a real teenager of the their own past, and feeling current moment — the plenty ready to view those JOAN MARCUS PHOTO super smart Thursday experiences through a Heidi Schreck is both creator and performer in “What the Constitution Means to Me” at the Helen Hayes Theater. Williams at the perform- revisionist lens. ance I saw — allowing her The 15-year-old Schreck no. They don’t get a say before we pick what show this history of Schreck lege, designed to protect both to explore what teens was ahead of the Constitu- here. Not without being to see. speechifying is replaced by that subset of America, and think today and to function tion-analysis game, even if mocked. When she was 15 and a broader discussion of maybe needs replacing as a kind of teacher-coach, she didn’t fully realize her This one would be even growing up in Wenatchee, how the Constitution im- altogether. She homes in on personally freeing the own sophistication, let less fun for Mike Pence Washington, Schreck raised pacted Schreck’s own sub- its obsession with passive young woman from some alone imagine that her than was “Hamilton.” At cash for college by entering sequent life, such as her rights — those “freedom of the constraints of debat- hugely talented adult self “Constitution,” he would contests at American Le- limited freedom to get an froms” that ensure our ing in the last century. In would get to Broadway get lectured all night long, gion halls and the like, abortion, or the inability of liberty is not impinged front of slightly creepy old with her own story. not just at the curtain debating other high- America’s most important upon — and continually men. “It is hot and sweaty,” speech. schoolers by relating the document to protect the suggests they need replac- It is as if Schreck has she says of the fruits of the But for progressive femi- Constitution to her own strong women in her own ing with a more active found a way to access, and labors of the Founding nists and admirers of solo life. In this first part of the family from generations of document. interact with, her teenage Fathers. performers who can com- show — on a cleverly ex- violent men. There are a few repeti- essence, trapped in a less- At that point, those who bine cheery didacticism pressionistic set by Rachel Schreck is a gifted writer tive moments when Schrek woke America, and it is love truly incendiary politi- with personal vulnerability, Hauck that evokes the and this personal history is seems to launch into dis- enormously effective, offer- cal debate might wish that melding radical Constitu- shadowy memory of the exceptionally compelling. cussions that you just heard ing something crucial to all the former Supreme Court tional theory with genuine teenage experience of All the way through the a few minutes earlier. And political shows, which is Justice Antonin Scalia was warmth and humor? Now debating in front of a room one-act piece, you keep the transition of the actor hope for the future. both still alive and in the we’re talking the right full of older men — the admiring the cleverness of Mike Iveson, who first “What the Constitution audience. He would surely crowd. 40-something Schreck this structure and the way plays a moderator in the old Means to Me” plays at the have risen from his seat and If that’s you, this is a re-creates those speeches Schreck, both as creator debates and then reveals Helen Hayes Theater, 240 ascended to the stage in terrific time in like-minded replete with wry commen- and character, sets up the his own personal stories, W. 44th St.; 212-239-6200 or hot-and-sweaty rage. company and, most cer- tary from her more enlight- rules and intentionally needs better integration constitutionbroadway.com “What the Constitution tainly, a Broadway show for ened self, marveling both at undermines them, into the whole. Charming Means to Me” is not the a moment of rapid ascend- her own teenage enthusi- typifying the message of as Iveson can be, right now Chris Jones is a Tribune ideal night out on the town ancy in personal narrative, asm and the absurdity of the show, which is saying it feels like Schreck is critic. for your average originalist and a time when we’ve all the task she was set. that the Constitution was bringing out a sympathetic trolling Times Square. Oh taken our political sides In short order, though, born in white, male privi- guest star to give herself a [email protected]

IN PERFORMANCE CRB’s ‘Macbeth’ feels old and new at the same time

By Lauren Warnecke gestures and floor work — Chicago Tribune these further lend the idea that this story could be Ordinarily, I wouldn’t taking place anywhere, any call William Shakespeare’s time. “Macbeth” particularly “Romeo and Juliet” and timeless — important, obvi- “A Midsummer Night’s ously, but a bit of a relic. Dream” are the most popu- Modern adaptations of the lar of Shakespeare’s canon 400-year-old play contextu- turned into ballets, with a alize its lessons and morals few choreographers taking for today’s sensibilities, but on “Othello,” “Hamlet,” for the most part, it’s still “Taming of the Shrew” and Shakespeare, right? “The Tempest.” Christo- When Chicago Reper- pher Wheeldon received tory Ballet (CRB) pre- praise for his “Winter’s miered its first full-length Tale” in 2014, which Guard- ballet based on “the Scot- ian critic Judith Mackrell tish play” in 2016, the coun- said was, ‘until then, consid- TODD ROSENBERG PHOTO try was consumed by a ered one of “Shakespeare’s Django Allegretti as Macbeth and Miriam-Rose LeDuc as his leading lady in the Chicago Repertory Ballet production. bitter presidential primary. undanceable plays.” Reader, you know how that “Macbeth” could prob- stretched-out font that corps standing in the back, story ends. So now, a tale ably be lumped in the un- morphed and moved across posing and pretending to about a couple thirsting for danceable category too — in the back wall of the Athe- drink from goblets. power, taunted by witches fact, this critic is not aware naeum. But that’s not to say If I’m nitpicking, Ladies and ghouls on their mur- of any other attempt, audiences could really get Macbeth and Macduff derous path to the throne — though I’m sure a couple by without having some were too tall for their part- well, that just sounds like exist. But there’s plenty of familiarity with the tale. ners. The downstage space another Friday. fodder for dancing in the In 2016, I remember needed more light. In some Three years after artistic play: creepy witches lurking thinking that this ballet moments, the difficult director Wade Schaaf’s across the stage, military could be a turning point for choreography got in the ANNIVERSARY three-act ballet saw its conquest, balls, love stories, CRB. On opening night of way of the dancers really premiere at the Ruth Page psychological turmoil, knife “Macbeth’s” revival Friday, acting out their parts, Center, CRB revived “Mac- fights and death scenes. it became clear that it was. which is key in such a con- beth” at the Athenaeum And all of that was pre- Three years on, the ballet voluted narrative as this Theatre. sent in Schaaf’s “Macbeth” feels as salient as it did then, one. And I know not how In creating “Macbeth,” — he even choreographed a strengthened by time, extra people who really know Schaaf leaned into the idea polonaise and a waltz — but resources, and a robust cast and admire Shakespeare — that this is a narrative the sheer number of charac- of new dancers added to this critic admires him which, in one form or an- ters made the story a bit the company’s ranks. more than she knows him other, has repeated difficult to track. Whittling Django Allegretti was a — might feel about Schaaf’s throughout history. It is the narrative into digestible strong Macbeth, as was his rendition. I suspect there’s neither antiquated nor bits and transforming leading lady Miriam-Rose a wide range of opinions wholly modern, set in an “Macbeth’s” essence into a LeDuc. Felicity Nicholson about doing adaptations in ambiguous time period that wordless production is no stood out as an excellent general, and we shall leave could be seen as 16th-cen- easy task; Schaff and his Banquo, Macbeth’s military it to the purists to duke it Mr. & Mrs. Edward J. Bedore of Springfield , Illinois formerly tury Scotland, or the dancers embraced the chal- chum who witnessed him out with those who em- of Chicago will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary. Ed gloomy Pacific Northwest lenge, not because it’s hard murder King Duncan and brace contemporary pro- and Judy (nee Cannon) were married April 11, 1959 at All Saints of Stephenie Meyer’s “Twi- but because it’s worth it. later died by his hand. And ductions. But I can easily Church in Chicago. Celebrating with them are their four children, light” vampire trilogy, or Costume designer Na- Jacqueline Stewart as Hec- say that Chicago Repertory the Blitz of World War II. than Rohrer helped distin- ate and her underlings Ballet’s “Macbeth” was a Mary Bedore (Dr. Gary Moeller), Sharon (Dr. John) Kwedar, Bridget In other words, it’s a guish the characters by Carley Klebba and Luis high-quality, thoughtful (Jordan Polansky) Bedore, & David (Julie) Bedore, as well as their ballet that feels bizarrely dressing Lord and Lady Vazquez as the Weird Sis- rendition. It was infused seven grandchildren. Congrats Mom and Dad!We love you! old and new at the same Macbeth in garnet, while ters were delightfully with heart, curiosity and time. The costumes, light- the virtuous Macduffs wore creepy and sinister. Unfor- fearless ambition. ing and locations implied a russet waistcoat and giving choreography asked through projected back- gown. There were a few the entire ensemble to Lauren Warnecke is a free- drops, plus a choreographic words from the play incor- perform at a high level; this lance critic. blending of classical ballet porated into John Pobojew- was not one of those full- with contemporary use of ski’s projections, in a length ballets that left the [email protected] 4 Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, April 1, 2019

camera reveals the family’s one that echoes with simi- Borrelli Influence VHS collection, which lar themes. Branagh and includes 1985’s subter- Emma Thompson play Continued from Page 1 Continued from Page 1 ranean kids adventure lovers linked in the pre- “Goonies.” Even the 1983 sent to their past-life dop- its opening premise, the doppelgangers. With a space drama “The Right pelgangers, in a mystery of best episodes from that twist ending that has view- Stuff,” from “Invasion of true identities notably first iteration were not ers buzzing and coming the Body Snatchers” direc- punctuated by the pres- really about other dimen- back for repeat viewings, tor Philip Kaufman, mir- ence of a familiar house- sions, but wisely set in this the mysteries of “Us” un- rors the sense of idealistic hold implement-turned- world, just told through fold the more you venture ’80s American can-do that deadly weapon: scissors. fresh eyes. down the rabbit hole. underscores a fanatical That rocket ship trying Which cinematic influ- Red’s subsequent mission ‘THE NUTCRACKER’ to leave before a nuclear ences made their way into for justice, and the notion It’s not a specific film, attack? the film? Read on for 11 of that staging a Hands but the classic ballet in It’s actually on another Peele’s more surprising Across America-esque which a young girl travels planet, escaping to a pre- inspirations. stunt will command the into a shadow realm on sumably nuclear weapon- Warning: Plot spoilers world’s attention. Christmas inspired a free planet named Earth. follow. But one VHS tape on flashback, marking a piv- That solider who finds the family movie shelf will otal moment in Adelaide himself mysteriously in a ‘JAWS’ (1975) catch true genre aficiona- and Red’s tethered years hole? As he did in his Oscar- dos’ eyes: The 1984 cult after the girls switched in He’s actually a doll, winning debut “Get Out,” sewer sci-fi horror flick the funhouse in 1986. dropped into a holiday Peele wears his genre bona “C.H.U.D.” (short for Can- Peele and choreographer donation box. fides proudly on his sleeve. nibalistic Humanoid Madeline Hollander reen- Alternative timelines are Young Jason (Evan Alex) Underground Dweller), in visioned the ballet’s two- everywhere at the mo- MUSEUM OF TV & RADIO PHOTO — who has a habit of wear- which once-human cre- person pas de deux as a ment, on TV, in film, even Rod Serling was the host of the original “Twilight Zone,” ing a mask, like another atures ascend out of the solo dance performed by a at the theater; and certainly which aired on CBS from 1959 to 1964. famous horror movie depths below New York teenage Adelaide, whose a new “Twilight Zone” fits Jason — wears those nods City, foreshadows the actions are mirrored by perfectly alongside “Rus- yet there it was — the directly address the hot- on his T-shirt, sporting a horrors to come. Red performing a version sian Doll,” and “Black opening epigraph (from house issues that TV net- “Jaws” tee during a sus- of the dance down below. Mirror,” and “Philip K. poet Paul Eluard) read: works feared in prime time penseful family trip to the ‘A NIGHTMARE ON Dick’s Electric Dreams.” To “There is another world, — assassination, nuclear beach. Later, Peele chan- ELM STREET 3: DREAM ‘ROB ROY’ (1995) tinker with the grim out- but it is in this one.” war, Vietnam — he took a nels the Steven Spielberg WARRIORS’ (1987) When the two women come of “Avengers: Infinity I was thinking about cue from fairy tales and classic, subjecting Winston The Bay Area rap classic meet again as adults, they War,” it looks likely the “The Twilight Zone” but tucked his protests into Duke’s character to one of “I Got 5 on It” plays dou- face off in the very tunnels upcoming “Avengers: wondering if I was in “The allegorical science fiction his own personal phobias ble duty in “Us” in the where Red’s dance re- Endgame” will head for the Truman Show”: Beneath and fantasy. He took on (“an open body of water at increasingly horrific night- vealed her special status to multiverse, that place my copy of “Underground” mob rule (“The Gift”), and night,” Peele revealed to mare that befalls the the rest of the Tethered where every one of Frost’s sat a galley for “The Queen: bullying politicians (“The The Times in an inter- Wilsons. But first, as they and led to her eventual famously diverging paths The Forgotten Life Behind Obsolete Man”) and how view) in a scene in which drive toward their Santa emergence as their leader. in the woods exists on an American Myth,” an easy it is to nudge Ameri- the boat-obsessed Gabe Cruz summer vacation To nail the Lupita-on- another planet. And if they upcoming biography by cans into fighting them- must fight his own water- home, the whole family — Lupita fight to the death, don’t dabble in alt-time- journalist Josh Levin about selves (“The Monsters are borne predator in the form mom Adelaide (Nyong’o), Peele took inspiration lines, there’s always the Linda Taylor, the Chicago Due on Maple Street”). of his Tethered double, dad Gabe (Duke), son from the 1995 biopic “Rob ’70s comic anthology woman whose complicated The new “Twilight Abraham. Jason (Alex) and daughter Roy.” “What If?” which revisited story was demonized and Zone” lands in no less Zora (Shahadi Wright “We looked at different key stories of Marvel my- manipulated by politicians chaotic times. But we hold ‘THE LOST BOYS’ Joseph) bond by singing fight scenes in history,” thology, on alternate, paral- and press (namely, the fewer illusions about our- (1987) along to the 1995 Luniz Peele said. “One was the lel planets — it’s being Chicago Tribune, accord- selves. How could any Pivotal sequences set in track in the car. Tim Roth-Liam Neeson adapted for the new Dis- ing to Levin’s account) updating of “The Twilight two different times were Later, the song takes a scene in ‘Rob Roy,’ which ney+ streaming service. until she was Ronald Zone” hope to keep pace? filmed on location at Santa menacing turn when the was a very character- The multiverse is the Reagan’s infamous “wel- By rooting itself in reali- Cruz Beach Boardwalk, slowed-down, string ver- driven sequence. Another Capraesque “Wonderful fare queen.” ty. the coastal Northern Cali- sion provides the back- thing for me in a horror Life” of geekdom, an ulti- It’s tempting to describe Serling — who wrote 93 fornia amusement park drop to Adelaide’s under- movie is that it doesn’t mately hopeful guess that Levin’s masterful book as of the original series’ 156 horror fans also know as ground showdown with begin to feel like an action the future is not fixed, that alternate history of 1980s episodes — often noted the fictional Santa Carla her doppelganger, Red movie fight. Horror and if we tweak a few things, Chicago. But no — again, that, as a soldier in World setting of “The Lost Boys,” (also Nyong’o). The darker violence is brutal, it’s our outlook improves. it’s this Chicago, on this War II, he found himself in Joel Schumacher’s cult version of “I Got 5 on It” improvisational, it’s Yet what rooted the best planet, not twisted on its situations where many of 1987 vampire horror flick. reminded Peele of a score clumsy at best. So with “Twilight Zone” episodes head, only righted. the men beside him died Do the math, and it would by composer Angelo Lupita we really worked — and what generates the This is no alternate and he survived. He re- have been filming around Badalamenti of “Twin her to the bone ... and then most powerful moments in Chicago where Cody garded fate as a crapshoot. the time 9-year-old Ade- Peaks” fame (whose work used about 25 percent of the reboot — was the cold Parkey kicks a field goal And judging by a handful laide and her bickering with David Lynch also it. Sorry!” inevitability of the out- and the Bears won a Super of episodes, Peele’s “Twi- parents went out for a includes the 2002 project comes, that unnerving chill Bowl. There is no Chicago light Zone” definitely night on the boardwalk. “Rabbits”). ‘KEY & PEELE’ that we suspect how badly where the Jussie Smollett agrees — albeit adding the “In ‘The Lost Boys,’ the “This song has always Duke and Nyong’o had this will turn out, we just case is simple. There is role that birth, race, in- threat comes from above; had a haunting melody — a secret weapon while don’t know how we will only a Chicago where no come and background also without giving anything the bass line and that riff filming the comedic mo- arrive there. That “Twi- one but investors seem play. The best new episode away this film is the mirror kind of sounds like Angelo ments in “Us”: Jordan light Zone” was less about excited about a giant Lin- (so far) finds an African- image of that,” Peele said. Badalamenti’s ‘Nightmare Peele. The veteran come- parallel universes than coln Yards development on American mother and her When Adelaide’s mother on Elm Street (3)’ score,” dy performer brought his about the thin membrane the North Side — but it teenage son on a road trip mentions a film crew Peele said. “I knew I improvisational skills separating comfort from feels inevitable anyway. to college (in Virginia, shooting nearby might be wanted to have a Bay Area behind the camera, which paranoia, ambition from Just as there is no alternate pointedly). She can’t avoid looking for extras, she’s classic hip-hop song ... It came in handy during a corruption and wealth America where Hillary the same white cop who referring to “The Lost kind of serves the same scene in which Duke’s from poverty. It identified Clinton is president and keeps pulling them over. Boys.” “There’s a line in purpose as ‘Redbone’ (in Gabe is sizing up the mys- your flaws, then it plunged the Mueller report found But she does own an old the boardwalk scene, one “Get Out”) and gets every- terious strangers who in a knife and twisted evidence of treason. There video camera that rewinds of the characters mentions body’s heads bopping — have appeared in the sharply. is only an America where reality ... there’s a movie shooting then all of a sudden, driveway, baseball bat in “Crazy times, guys. the truth of climate change Peele is the right guy for near the carousel ... ” there’s a haunting aspect.” hand. Crazy times ... ” is presented by self-serving this job. “Get Out,” his “I trusted Jordan in Those are the first lines public officials as disputa- Oscar-winning debut, ‘MARTYRS’ (2008) MICHAEL JACKSON’S every way to be like, ‘Is of the first episode of this ble. There are only lies employed every trick in the Before filming, Peele ‘THRILLER’ (1983) that funny? Is this work- new “Twilight Zone,” reframed as truth — and “Twilight Zone” book to gave stars Lupita Nyong’o Michael Myers’ signa- ing?’ ” Duke said. The which is about a stand-up that feeling that something create an instant classic. He and Winston Duke films to ture coveralls and Freddy scene was very much “like comic (Kumail Nanjiani) is off. recognizes the humor and watch to establish a shared Krueger’s gloves also find a ‘Key & Peele’ sketch,” who makes a Faustian deal That first of the new the horror in hiding uneasy movie language on set to their way into the costume Peele said, laughing. (with Tracy Morgan) for Twilight Zone” episodes truths inside of fantasy. guide the cast’s complex influences and color pal- “And we laid into that,” applause. But it’s not quite begins with Nanjiani on Without giving much away, dual performances and ettes of “Us.” But Michael Duke added. “It’s really about the quest for success, stage, trying to find humor the best “Twilight Zone”- trickster storytelling. Some Jackson’s iconic red funny and playful, and he’s of course — it’s a caution- in a country where gun like twist contained in “Us” titles on that list featured “Thriller” jacket — and his trying to keep his sense of ary tale, about the terrible lobbyists and politicians is a dark riff on the 1986 themes and motifs found music video transforma- what’s mundane — it has person inside of the good resist gun regulation, even charity event Hands Across in “Us,” like the spooky tion into a zombie and to be another family, it has one. Like many “Twilight as they wrap themselves in America — basically, that twins of “The Shining” werewolf — subtly influ- to be neighbors, this can’t Zone” episodes, it leaves the sanctity of the Second the only way you could get and the nerve-fraying ences young Adelaide, be anything else — there’s you to decide the truth. Amendment — which enough Americans to join home-invasion thrills of who wears a “Thriller” humor in that.” Another episode of the begins with the necessity hands with Americans, and Michael Haneke’s “Funny shirt her dad wins on the new series, set in an of “well-regulated Militia.” stretch coast to coast, Games.” boardwalk. ‘THE TWILIGHT ZONE’ Alaskan police outpost on He fails to find that would be violently. Nyong’o got through Like Jackson in (1960) Christmas Eve, centers on humor. For the record, there are more of Peele’s suggesti- “Thriller,” the Tethered Peele cites “Mirror a mysterious stranger If there was a flaw in the no alternate universes. ons — “The Babadook,” “It also wear red clothing, a Image,” the chilling 1960 (Steven Yeun) who reveals original “Twilight Zone” — Last fall, University of Follows,” “A Tale of Two single glove and familiar TV episode from Season 1 the corruption just beneath beyond its share of hacky Chicago astronomers pub- Sisters,” “The Birds,” “Let faces distorted into mon- of Rod Serling’s “The a small town’s facade. acting and pat endings — it lished a study in the Jour- the Right One In,” “The strous visions. In the Twilight Zone,” as inspira- Even Peele’s “Us” — his was the assumption that nal of Cosmology and Sixth Sense” and “Alien” — 1980s, the singer was a tion for “Us.” In it, a sen- new movie, partly inspired the United States ever had Astroparticle Physics. They before she came to a globally adored figure sible young woman wait- by the eerie “The Twilight a common reality to begin found no evidence of alter- daunting final watch: “with a great duality,” said ing at a bus station sees Zone” episode “Mirror with. Early ’60s TV de- nate dimensions, parallel Pascal Laugier’s ultravio- Peele, acknowledging that her own double and sus- Image” — is about doppel- manded white, well-off timelines or doppelgänger lent 2008 French psychol- the added specter of Jack- pects that something she gangers, beneath the sur- and suburban. One of the universes. ogical horror tale “Mar- son’s now-divisive legacy once read is true: That face of our world, waiting strengths of Peele’s “Twi- But you knew that. tyrs,” about a woman con- and more recent accusa- parallel universes exist, to strike. And yet, creepy light Zone” is how quickly There’s already a place fronting disturbing trau- tions of child sexual abuse and when they collide and homicidal as they may it corrects this; of the first where life isn’t fair and mas and the machinations lend even more unin- with ours, evil imposters be, they are, as Lupita four episodes, one stars reality isn’t just and the of a sadistic cult. Not that tended weight to the refer- can cross over and take Nyong’o’s double croaks Pakistani-Americans, one circumstances of your life Peele’s warning helped, ence. over our lives. out, “Americans.” stars Native Americans and play vastly different if you she recalled: “With the last Perhaps unsurprising, Creepily enough, a few another draws from Black just take one step right or one, he wrote: ‘Enter at ‘DEAD AGAIN’ (1991) Peele executive produced hours after seeing “Us,” I Lives Matter. left. It’s called Chicago. your own risk.’ ” Kenneth Branagh’s and narrates an upcoming reached for the top of my That said, Serling, the time-hopping 1991 roman- CBS All Access reboot of bedside book stack, and first genius of TV, was “The Twilight Zone” pre- ‘C.H.U.D.’ (1984) tic thriller might make an the celebrated sci-fi series, grabbed Will Hunt’s new well-aware of his limits, so mieres Monday on CBS All Peele winks at his audi- unexpectedly interesting which promises to expand “Underground: A Human his series often found its Access. ence from the start in his double feature with “Us”; his oeuvre as audiences History of the Worlds strength in clandestine opening prologue: As it’s another of the movies keep turning over every Beneath Our Feet.” Seren- arguments for social justice [email protected] 9-year-old Adelaide Peele asked his stars to discernible detail of “Us” dipity wasn’t the plan, and and change. Unable to Twitter @borrelli watches TV circa 1986, the study ahead of filming, and in search of answers.

realize instantly that she register, the score’s nature choreographed interplay all fours and Schuller was practices, especially when Comedy would not be stopped. But rendered that just a spo- for the two romantic an- riding him like a horse. it came to textural trans- Schuller’s performance radic concern. The buoyan- tagonists. What began as a Meriem Bahri’s costume parency and timbral sub- Continued from Page 1 offered more than that, the cy of her lines in “Hoeflich demure — if speedy — design chronicled Vespet- tlety. singer simultaneously reden” aptly reflected her courtship devolved into a ta’s social ascent as she So, yes, there are still Trompeter conducting a conveying her repulsion at character’s ebullience. lampoonish pas de deux segued from a housemaid’s ample laughs and lovely nimble orchestra. the doddering fool she was De Ryke offered tonal and finally descended into drab garb to a wealthy arias to be mined from The comedy’s two char- tricking into matrimony. warmth and knowing inter- wacky physical combat woman’s gaudy gown. Telemann’s amusing arti- acters hardly could be De Ryke wasn’t quite so pretations throughout, his (rest assured that the only Pimpinone’s contrasting fact. better poised for battle: adept at expressing multi- reading of “Ella mi vuol injury was to Pimpinone’s downfall also became ap- “Pimpinone” plays Vespetta is a poor chamber- ple layers of comedic in- confondere” portraying a deflating pride). parent sartorially as he through April 2; at the maid hoping to use her tent, but he was appealing man who realizes he’s That Schuller and de slipped from elegant cou- Studebaker Theater, 410 S. romantic charms to attain a enough as Schuller’s foil. being played but stands Ryke performed these ture to tawdry rags. Michigan Ave.; $30-$95; better station in life; Vocally, too, Schuller was helpless to do anything antics while finessing vocal Lindsey Lyddan’s set and www.haymarketopera.org. Pimpinone is a wobbly, most engaging, her tone about it. acrobatics was testament to lighting design provided a clueless, rich old man who full and her articulation Stage director Sarah their technical skill and riot of color. And Howard Reich is a Tribune becomes her target. crisp in Telemann’s ornate Edgar deserves consider- breath control. If you had Trompeter’s instrumental critic. To see Schuller batting passagework. If her instru- able credit for the comic closed your eyes, you might forces underscored the her eyelashes and flashing ment sounded a bit thin success of this perform- never have guessed that at appeal of period instru- [email protected] her coquettish smile was to and sharp in its highest ance, with its elaborately one point de Ryke was on ments and performance Twitter @howardreich Chicago Tribune | Arts+Entertainment | Section 4 | Monday, April 1, 2019 5

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