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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Thursday, May 9, 2019 Rain likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 38 | Low: 30 | Details, page 2 Bessemer school officials delighted with bond approval By P.J. GLISSON mills, which will make possible measure next to 88 who did “We need to get our roofs He expects members to be in a [email protected] $1.3 million in funds that the not. fixed at Washington School,” said more definitive position by then BESSEMER – Officials of the board expects to share fairly Bessemer City Hall collected Berg regarding the first priority to share initial plans with the Bessemer Area School District are evenly between Washington Ele- 327 votes to approve versus 221 of board members. public. thrilled that voters passed a con- mentary School and A.D. John- votes against the bond. According to Berg, the board Prior to the vote, superinten- tinuing millage rate for the city’s ston Junior and Senior High Berg said he wished more peo- will meet in a 4:30 p.m. work- dent Dave Wineburner had said two schools in a dedicated elec- School, both in Bessemer. ple had voted, but added that shop today, wherein members that he hoped all work funded by tion Tuesday. “It was pretty exciting last “the right people voted.” may discuss various priorities the bond would be complete by In the words of Bob Berg, pres- night at 8:30 p.m.,” Berg told the The board promoted the bond in relation to millage funds. No the fall of 2020. ident of the Bessemer board of Globe Wednesday regarding the measure in order to fund long- voting occurs during work- He said pricey maintenance of education, it’s now time “to get election that closed at 8 p.m. delayed school maintenance, as shops. boiler systems, along with foun- things rockin’ and rollin’.” Tuesday. well as security needs, technolog- Berg said the board also will dation work, are planned for The good news for the district The count was close at the ical upgrades in education, and have its next regular meeting on both schools. ADJ’s House of results from voters having Bessemer Township Hall in Ram- construction of a garage to pro- May 22, at 6 p.m. in the ADJ Noise also is listed for approved a 12-year rate of 2.05 say, where 97 voters approved the tect buses. library. upgrades. SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW Marenisco native to graduate GCC with honors IRONWOOD – Owen Ryskey, a Marenisco native and Watersmeet High School gradu- ate with the class of 2017, will walk across the stage on Friday with honors receiving an Associ- ate of Arts in general education from Gogebic Community Col- lege. R y s k e y was undecid- ed about what he wanted to major in after high school so he decided to attend GCC, accord- P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe ing to Direc- STUDENTS IN the Junior-Senior Band at Wakefield-Marenisco K-12 School play “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” to an appreciative tor of Admis- Owen audience during a Tuesday evening spring concert in the school gym. sions and Ryskey Community Relations Kim Zechovich. He found the college to be a less Turtle-Flambeau walleye rules likely to change in 2020 expensive alternative than attending a four-year university. By RICHARD JENKINS limit, but would require they be local and state-wide support are two of the targets are adult pop- [email protected] Ryskey was an active student at least 12 inches and only one good signs it should pass. ulation density and the fish size. on campus even though he com- MERCER, Wis. – When the fish over 15 inches is allowed. The change is ultimately “We want the adult popula- muted daily for class. He is a Wisconsin walleye season The proposed change was designed to give anglers more tion densities to be between four member of Phi Theta Kappa, the opened this weekend, it was like- approved at the state’s recent opportunities at the kind of fish and eight fish per acre,” Lawson only nationally recognized ly the beginning of the last sea- spring hearings and will likely be they are seeking. said. “Historically, from 1975- honor society for two-year col- son of fishing on the Turtle- put into effect in the 2020 season. “People care about how many 2009, when we go in and do a leges; member of the Science, Flambeau Flowage before regula- “It (passed) with flying col- walleyes are out there and they population estimate … they fall Technology, Engineering and tions change regarding the type ors, locally and statewide, so also care about how big they are within that range.” Math (STEM) Club; student rep- of walleyes that anglers can that should be on track to be – what kind of opportunity the “When we were in there in resentative on the Presidential keep. implemented next year,” said fishery is providing folks,” Law- 2016 and 2017, the population Search Committee; tutor for Under the current fishing Zach Lawson, a fisheries biolo- son said. we estimated was around 2.8 math, chemistry and biology; regulations for the flowage, a gist with the Wisconsin Depart- “We have a fisheries manage- fish per acre,” he continued. and participated in two mission person can keep up to three ment of Natural Resources. ment plan for the Turtle-Flam- There are similar issues with trips to Guatemala. walleyes a day with no restric- The measure still needs to be beau that puts benchmarks and the size of the flowage walleye, Owen’s experience in tions on size. approved by the Natural goals down for targets that we The proposed rule would Resources Board and the state want the fishery to be exhibit- maintain the three-fish daily bag legislature, but Lawson said the ing,” Lawson said, explaining WALLEYE — page 5 RYSKEY — page 5 Brian Nasi Memorial HURLEY SINGS Heart Run/Walk scheduled for Saturday HURLEY – The 14th Participants can choose annual Brian Nasi Memorial to walk or run in either the Heart run/walk and Well- 5k, or 1 mile race. ness Expo takes place Satur- Multiple awards for dif- day beginning at 8 a.m. at ferent divisions will be pre- the Hurley K-12 School. sented after the race and The expo runs from 8 to Kelly said there are many 11 a.m. while the race starts activities plus “lots of great at 9 a.m. Registered partici- free raffle prizes for the pants can pick up their Race kids.” Day Packets as early as 8 “It’s going to be a fun a.m. in the school commons day,” she said Ricky Kelly, event orga- Commonly known as nizer, said people will still be “The Nasi,” the race began in able to sign up on race day. 2006 when Ginger Nasi, “Usually we hit around Brian’s widow, wanted to 150 runners,” she said. memorialize her husband “We’re not sure what to who died of a heart attack at Bryan Hellios/Daily Globe expect this year, but we’re SIXTH GRADERS sing “Fifty Nifty United States” during their spring Choir Concert at Hurley K-12 School on about at our usual pre-regis- Thursday Night. The choir was led by music teacher Deb Wahlberg while Marie Eggleston played the tration numbers,” said Kelly. piano. NASI — page 5 TODAY INDEX Rain likely — Details, page 2 Business ...... 13 75 cents Classifieds . . . . .12-14 Wednesday Today’s records Snowfall Comics ...... 11 Vol. 100, No. 144 High 51 High 86 (1953) 24 hours to 7 a.m. Community ...... 3 Low 40 Low 17 (1966) Wednesday none Snow depth 0 in. Obituaries ...... none Year ago today Precipitation Season total 181.6 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 67 24 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 172.3 in. Low 40 Wednesday none Sports ...... 9-10 l 2 THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2019 AREA / NATION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD

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He of the shootings and con- Tuesday’s attack, which worked part-time at a local fronted one of the armed also wounded eight people. manufacturing company students in a hallway. “We’re going to hear that had offered him a job The guard drew his about very heroic things after an internship because weapon and apprehended that have taken place at the he was such a standout the person, Whitus said. school,” Douglas County employee. “He doesn’t even realize Sheriff Tony Spurlock said “To find he went down how many lives he saved Wednesday. as a hero, I’m not sur- by stopping a school shoot- The attackers were iden- prised. That’s exactly who ing,” Whitus said. tified by law enforcement Kendrick was,” said Rachel Both suspects were stu- officials as 18-year-old Short, president of the dents at the school, and Devon Erickson and a 16- company, Baccara. they were not previously year-old who prosecutors Cecilia Bedard, 19, had known to authorities, identified as Maya McKin- known Castillo since ele- Spurlock said. ney but whose attorney mentary school and said Erickson made his first said uses male pronouns he was always friendly, court appearance Wednes- and the name Alec. The modest and excited to help day and kept his head two allegedly walked into people. He made a point of down. His black hair, the STEM School High- always joining his father at streaked with purple dye, lands Ranch through an Knights of Columbus covered his face as he nod- entrance without metal fundraisers and bingo ded in response to most of Associated Press VISITING FROM France, Meyer Joseph, center, smokes a cigarette in front of luxury detectors and opened fire nights. District Court Judge There- shops while talking with Lily Levy Tuesday, in Beverly Hills, Calif. Beverly Hills is in two classrooms. “He was amazing,” sa Slade’s questions. At one considering outlawing the sale of tobacco products, a move that would make the Because the attack hap- Bedard said. “He was honest- point, the judge requested glamorous California city the first in the nation to enact such a ban. pened only miles from ly the sweetest kid I ever met. a verbal answer to whether Columbine High School Never said a mean joke.” he had any questions about and just weeks after the Bialy smiled as he the proceedings. Erickson shooting’s 20th anniver- recounted the struggle simply replied “No.” Beverly Hills poised to sary, questions quickly with the shooter to McKinney, who has a arose about whether it was reporters, saying that he short brown haircut, made inspired by the 1999 mas- wanted to focus on the pos- eye contact with the judge end most tobacco sales sacre. But investigators itive. “They completely and and answered questions in offered no immediate utterly failed in a matter of a clear but quiet voice, say- BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. law, 24 tobacco-selling 30 percent of his business. motive. half a minute,” he said of ing “Yes, your honor” and (AP) — The smoke hasn’t establishments — mainly Public health advocates Castillo sprang into the attackers. “No, your honor.” cleared yet, but Beverly gas stations, grocery stores say they sympathize but Hills is poised to become and convenience markets — retailers must realize their the first U.S. city to end would have to clear their industry is changing and Florida governor signs bill most tobacco sales. shelves of cigarettes, cigars it’s now well-known that the The City Council in the and other tobacco prod- tobacco products they sell allowing more armed teachers world-renowned enclave of ucts beginning in some harm and even kill people. the rich and famous unani- cases as early as next year. “The costs are enor- TALLAHASSEE, Fla. ended Saturday. It expands with students. Republicans mously indicated Tuesday Gas station owners mous to the smokers them- (AP) — More Florida teach- the “guardian” program emphasized that the pro- that it’s ready to snuff out denounced the measure at selves,” said William ers will be eligible to carry that allows school districts gram is voluntary, and that most sales when it meets Tuesday’s hearing, saying McCarthy, a University of guns in the classroom to approve school employ- law enforcement in some again on May 21. it unfairly targets their California, Los Angeles, under a bill Republican ees and teachers with a role rural districts could be 15 The proposal currently businesses and that lost professor of health policy Gov. Ron DeSantis signed outside the classroom, minutes or more from a contains a loophole allow- revenue would likely force and management who has Wednesday that immedi- such as a coach, to carry school if a shooter attacks. ing cigarette-loving tourists them to lay off employees. spent 30 years studying the ately implements recom- guns. School districts have Broward County, where to obtain smokes at hotels. Some said they are consid- effects of smoking and mendations from a com- to approve and teachers the Parkland shooting took Three plush cigar lounges ering legal action. ways to curtail it. mission formed after the have to volunteer. They place, has rejected the pro- would also be exempt from “I’ve been doing this for “Ninety-percent-plus of Parkland high school mass then go through police-like gram. the ordinance. 40 years, and I can tell you smokers try to quit some- shooting. training with a sheriff’s The measure also con- The city “has always the main reason people time in their lifetime but DeSantis signed the bill office and undergo a psy- tains a number of other taken the lead when it’s pull into a gas station is for millions fail to because of in private and didn’t issue chiatric evaluation and a school safety measures, come to restricting smok- gas and cigarettes,” said their addiction,” he said. a statement afterward. But background check. such as wider disclosure of ing,” Mayor John Mirisch John Pouldar, whose family Research shows that he made it clear he sup- The new law expands certain student mental said. “Let us try to be a has owned a popular convenient access to tobac- ports the changes made to the program to make all health records and mental light to the other cities if Union 76 for decades. co makes it easier for stu- the law enacted after a teachers eligible regardless screening of troubled stu- we can.” If they can’t get both, he dents to buy and develop a rifle-toting former student of whether they have a dents. It also mandates Beverly Hills already added, they’ll drive anoth- smoking habit, he told the walked into Marjory Stone- non-classroom role. greater reporting of school restricts the sale of men- er mile into neighboring City Council during a two- man Douglas High School Democrats spent hours safety and student disci- thol cigarettes and other Los Angeles and get gas hour public comment peri- and killed 17 people in arguing against the bill, pline incidents and a flavored tobacco products and cigarettes — and maybe od that featured dozens of February 2018. saying it could lead to acci- requirement that law and bans smoking in hotel a bottle of wine, soda and speakers and showed the The bill was one of the dental shootings, or that a enforcement officials be rooms and restaurants. chips. He estimated the audience was evenly split most contentious of the teacher could panic and consulted about any Under the proposed tobacco ban could eat away on the issue. legislative session that fire during a confrontation threats. California to ban pesticide it says hurts babies’ brains

LOS ANGELES (AP) — scientists deemed it a toxic on the market in 1965,” almonds and oranges. to control insects. Creamer questioned the The nation’s most produc- air contaminant and dis- Blumenfeld said. “So it’s Hawaii banned it last year, “It’s a very important scientific studies behind tive agricultural state covered it to be more dan- been on the shelf a long and New York lawmakers part of the crop protection the decision and said moved Wednesday to ban a gerous than previously time, and it’s past its sell-by recently sent a measure to tool box,” said Casey removing the pesticide controversial pesticide thought. California Envi- date.” the governor outlawing use Creamer, president of Cali- could hurt efforts to pre- widely used to control a ronmental Secretary Jared The decision comes of the pesticide. fornia Citrus Mutual, vent a pest like the Asian range of insects but blamed Blumenfeld said it’s the after regulators in several DowDuPont, which pro- which represents 5,000 citrus psyllid from deci- for harming brain develop- first time the state has states have taken steps in duces the pesticide, said it growers. “We’re fighting mating the citrus industry ment in babies. sought to ban a pesticide recent years to restrict the was disappointed with the for our lives here trying to in California like it did in The move cheered by and the move was overdue. pesticide used on about 60 decision and that farmers protect ourselves from much of Florida. The pest environmentalists would “This pesticide is a neu- different crops in Califor- who rely on the pesticide deadly diseases, and we infects citrus trees with a outlaw chlorpyrifos after rotoxin, and it was first put nia, including grapes, say it will hurt their ability keep losing tools.” fatal disease. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2019 3 Community Briefs Disney slates Fox films, ‘Avatar’ pushed another year Loony Pedalers plan next ride NEW YORK (AP) – Now armed The subsequent “Avatar” sequels ber 2020, the company has dated MERCER, Wis. – The Loony Pedalers bicycling group with the upcoming releases of 20th have moved to 2023, 2025 and 2027, Steven Spielberg’s “West Side Story” announced their next trip will be around Matha Lake and Century Fox, the Walt Disney Co. on respectively. (Dec. 18) and “Cruella” (Dec. 23), a Grand Portage Lake next Tuesday. The group will meet at Tuesday set forth a shock-and-awe Cameron’s original “Avatar” came Cruella De Vil origin story starring Carow Park in Mercer at 8:30 a.m. Attendees are asked release schedule spanning the next out in 2009. Disney’s “Avengers: Emma Stone. to RSVP by 7:30 p.m. the evening before the ride. eight years, including the yet-again- Endgame” is currently approaching As expected, a number of upcom- Attendees are encouraged to bring their bicycle, hel- postponed “Avatar” sequels, a new the film’s $2.8 billion box-office ing Fox films were delayed. James met, water bottle and dress for the weather. In the event batch of “Star Wars” releases and record with $2.2 billion in worldwide Grey’s science-fiction tale “Ad Astra,” of rain the group will ride another day. For more infor- Steven Spielberg’s “West Side Story” ticket sales after less than two weeks with Brad Pitt, has been pushed from mation contact [email protected] or call Jean at adaptation. of release. Disney previously dated May 24 to September 20. “The New 715-904-0719 or Sandy at 262-441-0413. Since Disney’s $71.3 billion acqui- eight Marvel movies over the next Mutants,” an “X-Men” movie, was sition of Fox was completed in March, three and a half years, though it’s yet pushed from this summer to April Legion Poppy Days coming soon the studio hadn’t budged on the listed to map out its post-”Endgame” cine- next year. The “X-Men” spinoff “Gam- IRONWOOD – The Ironwood American Legion release dates of a number of Fox matic universe. bit” has been removed entirely. The Ladies’ Auxiliary will hold their annual Poppy Days releases, even as it was increasingly Disney also dated three untitled YA adaptation “Artemis Fowl” moved Thursday-Friday, May 16-17. apparent to the industry that high-pro- “Star Wars” films to arrive in theaters from this August to next May. Student volunteers from the Ironwood JROTC, under file upcoming films were sure to be in 2022, 2024 and 2026. The compa- Disney is already poised for a the direction of Lt. Sandra Keefer will be in front of area delayed under the Disney shake-up. ny hasn’t revealed details of those summer string of blockbusters businesses those days to raise funds for veterans. There is But the most notable delay projects. “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” including “Aladdin,” ‘’Toy Story 4” no charge for the flowers, but donations are appreciated. announced Tuesday was a familiar director Rian Johnson is developing a and “The Lion King.” one: The long wait for more “Avatar” new trilogy for the space saga. “With a strong summer already in Medical center holds infant memorial films will go on a little longer. That means that Disney, which place, we are eager to carry that service James Cameron’s long-delayed this December will release “Star momentum forward over the coming “Avatar 2” will now open in theaters Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” is set to years thanks to a creative wellspring WOODRUFF, Wis. – The Birthing Center at Howard on December 17, 2021, instead of its rule the next nine Christmas box of bold and imaginative stories com- Young Medical Center will hold its annual most recent date of December 18, office seasons with either an “Avatar” ing from our world-class studios,” Pregnancy/Infant Loss Memorial Service at Forest Gar- 2020 – which itself followed numer- or a “Star Wars” movie, except for Cathleen Taff, head of distribution den Cemetery, Woodruff on Sunday, May 19, at 2 p.m. ous already scrapped release dates. one. For the lone exception, Decem- for Disney, said in a statement. The service is open to anyone in the community and will honor precious babies who were lost last year and remember those who died in the past. ‘Big Bang Theory’ tops ‘Game of Thrones’ in weekly ratings The non-denominational service, coordinated by the LOS ANGELES (AP) – In the rat- birthing center nursing staff, will include readings, ings battle between titans “The Big prayers and music. Parents and siblings are encouraged Bang Theory” and “Game of to share any poetry, letters, prayers or thoughts. Thrones,” laughs won out. For more information, please call the Howard Young CBS’ “The Big Bang Theory” was Medical Center Birthing Center at 715.356.8500. last week’s top-rated program, with Mercer starts Wednesday night bingo 12.5 million viewers tuning in to the sitcom in its home stretch. The final MERCER, Wis. – Mercer Lioness Club will start their episode of its 12-season run will air Wednesday BINGO beginning June 5 and will go until Thursday, May 16. August 28 at the Mercer Community Center. HBO’s “Game of Thrones,” also Associated Press Doors open at 6 p.m. Play begins at 7 p.m. There is nearing the end after eight seasons, IN THIS file photo, from left, Kunal Nayyar, Mayim Bialik, Melissa Rauch, Jim cash prizes and refreshments are available. placed second, according to Nielsen Parsons, Simon Helberg, Kaley Cuoco and Johnny Galecki, from the cast of figures released Tuesday. “The Big Bang Theory,” present an award at the 24th annual Critics’ Choice MI-TRALE offers ORV safety course The fantasy drama drew 11.8 mil- Awards in Santa Monica, Calif. Hugs and tears punctuated the final taping of “The Big Bang Theory,” a lovefest for stars, crew and audience alike. BRUCE CROSSING – MI-TRALE officials are offering a lion viewers to the episode that debut- free ORV safety course for riders of all ages on June 15. ed last Sunday, edged out by the sit- the Grammys and its 1 percent 12.5 million. The class will run from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at Stannard com it had bested the week before. increase reflecting a rare exception. 2. “Game of Thrones,” HBO, 11.8 Township Hall. The eight-hour state of Michigan course “Game of Thrones,” which ends With eight of the 10 most-watched million. will focus on safe and responsible off-road vehicle opera- May 19, reached a total 17.2 million shows, CBS cruised to an overall 3. “NCIS,” CBS, 11.7 million. tion. While the course is open to all ages, a parent or viewers with figures for streaming, on- weekly ratings victory with an average 4. “Young Sheldon,” CBS, 10.7 mil- guardian must accompany children age 10 and under. demand and a Sunday rerun included. 5.96 million viewers. ABC had 4.64 lion. Riders 16 years or younger are required to successful- That’s a slight dip from the big battle million, NBC had 4.55 million view- 5. “FBI,” CBS, 8.9 million. ly complete this course to operate an ORV on public episode that aired April 28 and drew ers, Fox had 2.64 million, Telemundo 6. “Blue Bloods,” CBS, 8.1 million. lands, roads and trails. Pre-registration is required by call- 17.8 million across HBO’s platforms. had 1.36 million, Univision had 1.31 7. “Billboard Music Awards,” NBC, ing Jim at 906-458-6135 or emailing [email protected]. A 2 percent uptick in viewership million, ION Television had 1.24 mil- 8 million. Organizers ask students to dress appropriately for for NBC’s “Billboard Music Awards” lion and the CW had 740,000. 8. “Mom,” CBS, 7.89 million. classroom and outdoors, and bring a helmet (some will was small but meaningful. Most For the week, here are the top 10 9. “60 Minutes,” CBS, 7.6 million. be available for use), gloves and eye protection. major music awards shows have seen shows, with networks and viewership: 10. “American Idol” (Sunday), A lunch will be provided by MI-TRALE. double-digit, year-to-year losses, with 1. “The Big Bang Theory,” CBS, ABC, 7.5 million. Ladies’ shooting clinic offered With warmer weather, be on the alert for ticks IRONWOOD – The 2019 Ladies Only cussed will be safe handling, loading and HANCOCK – As sum- (epa.gov/insect-repel- tick check. Shooting will be held at the Superior how to make them safe after shooting. mer approaches, people lents). Containing DEET,  Check your body for Range Shooter’s Clinic on Saturday, June After the training session, attendees will are heading out to enjoy picaridin, IR3535, Oil of ticks after being indoors. 8, from 9 a.m. until around 4 p.m. be able to select and shoot all classes of the beauty of the Upper Eucalyptus, paramenthane- Conduct a full body check The event is an opportunity for women firearms under close supervision and Peninsula. The increased idol, or 2-undecanone. upon return from poten- to learn how to safely and effectively han- coaches will be there to help you and keep temperature, however, also Always follow product tially tick-infested areas, dle and fire pistols, revolvers, shotguns, everyone safe. Lunch is included. brings out ticks. Ticks can instructions. Do not use including your backyard. and rifles. For more information, call Jerry Edde, harbor a wide variety of insect repellent on babies Use a hand held Attendees will start the day with a class- Program Director, at 906-663-6907 for diseases, including Lyme younger than 2 months or full length mirror to room session to introduce everyone to information on the event plus a registra- disease, Rocky Mountain old. Do not use products view all parts of your body. firearms and how to fire them. Also dis- tion form. spotted fever, tularemia, containing OLE or PMD on Check these parts of your and anaplasmosis. Much of children under 3 years old. body and your child’s body the Western UP has been  Avoid Contact with for tick: under the arms, in Community Calendar identified by the Michigan Ticks. Avoid wooded and and around the ears, inside Department of Health and brushy areas with high your belly button, back of Human Services as a con- grass and leaf litter. Walk the knees, in and around Email calendar items and Johnston Media Center. 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran firmed area with black- in the center of trails. the hair, between the legs, community news to Ggoebic County Transit Church, Bessemer. legged ticks present with and around the waist. [email protected]. board, 6:30 p.m., transit facili- area74.org. Lyme bacteria. Lyme dis- Anyone with a known For more information, call 906- ty. Monday, May 13 After you come 932-2211. Gogebic Range Water ease cases in the UP have indoors tick bite or who has been in Authority Board, 6:30 p.m., increased in recent years,  Check your clothing a tick habitat should watch Thursday, May 9 Bessemer Township Hall Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., for ticks. Ticks may be car- Bessemer Housing Communi- so it is essential to increase for symptoms for at least 30 Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Friday, May 10 ty, community room, 906-667- your effort to protect your- ried into the house on days after the exposure. In Patterson courts or Ironwood 0469. self from ticks. clothing. Any ticks that are addition to the bull’s-eye Memorial Building. Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Iron County Food Pantry, Lyme disease is caused found should be removed. rash, initial signs and Gogebic County Veterans 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Center. Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- by a bite from a tick, typi- Tumble dry clothes in a symptoms of Lyme disease a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- 4450. cally a deer tick, infected dryer on high heat for 10 mimic the flu and include p.m., Watersmeet Township; 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, Gogebic-Ontonagon with the bacterium Borre- minutes to kill ticks on dry fever, headache, nausea, 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Ironwood. Community Action Agency Township. 906-667-1110. Mercer Food Pantry, food commodity distribution lia burgdorferi. Because clothing after you come fatigue, and muscle aches Red Hat Society North- noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, for seniors, GOCAA, 100 S. ticks must be attached for indoors. If the clothes are that appear a few days after woods Divas, 11:30 a.m., Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: Mill St., Bessemer, from 9 24-48 hours before the bac- damp, additional time may the bite. These initial symp- Burger’s Bar, Gile. Contact 715-476-7655. a.m.-noon and 1-3 p.m.; Wake- be needed. If the clothes Carol Saari at to 906-932- Alcoholics Anonymous/ field VFW, 9-9:30 a.m.; Sunset teria can be transmitted, toms may clear up and then 4953. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Manor Apartments community prompt removal is require washing first, hot reappear. Some people Alcoholics Anonymous, an Church, Ironwood. room, 9:40-9:55 a.m.; extremely important. With water is recommended. infected with Lyme disease noon, Salem Lutheran Church, area74.org. Riverview Apartments parking certain precautions, Lyme Cold and medium water will show no symptoms at Ironwood. area74.org. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. lot, 10-10:15 a.m.; Hillcrest Grief Support Group, 1 to EST, Ontonagon United Apartments community room, disease is easily pre- will not kill ticks. all during the first month 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice Methodist Church basement, 10:30-10:45 a.m.; Fairview ventable and can be treated  Examine gear and of infection. Secondary office, 1571 Highway 51 North next to Holiday gas station, Apartments community room, with antibiotics if identi- pets. Ticks can ride into symptoms can begin to in Arbor Vitae. Ontonagon. area74.org. 10:50-11 a.m. the home on clothing and SMART Recovery, 4:30 Alcoholics Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous, fied early. Use the follow- appear weeks or months p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace noon, Salem Lutheran Church, ing tips to protect yourself pets, then attach to a per- after the initial tick bite and mer. Catholic Church, Ironwood. Ironwood. area74.org. from Lyme disease: son later, so carefully may include heart and ner- ReGeneration Youth, area74.org. Customer hospitality examine pets, coats, and vous system problems, 5:30-6:45 p.m., ages 10-11; Saturday, May 11 seminar, 5 p.m., Great North- daypacks. Relentless Youth, 7-9 p.m., ern Hotel, Mercer Before you go out- meningitis, facial paralysis ages 12-18; Lighthouse Faith Overeaters Anonymous,  Shower soon after Work and Play Earth Day, doors: (Bell’s palsy), as well as Center, Ironwood. 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran  Know where to expect being indoors. Showering pain in the joints, tendons, Alcoholics Anonymous, 9 a.m.-noon Copper Falls Church, Wakefield. 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian State Park, Mellen. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 ticks. Ticks live in grassy, within two hours of com- and muscles. If symptoms Church, Hurley. area74.org. Union Station Food p.m., Our Lady of Peace brushy, or wooded areas, ing indoors has been develop, call your physi- Klassic Kruisers Car Pantry and Northern Food Catholic Church, Ironwood. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., or even on animals. Spend- shown to reduce your risks cian. Club, 6:30 p.m., Gogebic area74.org. ing time outside walking of getting Lyme disease and Community College Jacob 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. Aurora Club, 6 p.m. Free tick testing kits are Solin Center, Room B 22, Iron- Alcoholics Anonymous, monthly membership, Aurora your dog, camping, garden- may be effective in reduc- available at health depart- wood. 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran Club, Ironwood. ing, or hunting could bring ing the risk of other tick- Church, Ironwood. area74.org. ment offices. The tick shall Ironwood Masonic Lodge Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. you in close contact with borne diseases. Showering be alive in order to test for 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic Community Pickleball EST, Ontonagon United building. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer Methodist Church basement, ticks. Many people get may help wash off Lyme bacteria; dead speci- Government School gymnasium. 715-776- next to Holiday gas station, ticks in their own yard or unattached ticks and it is a mens will only be identi- Iron County Finance 4588. Ontonagon. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 neighborhood. good opportunity to do a fied for species. Committee, 8 a.m., court Government  Treat clothing and house. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Gogebic County Road Gogebic-Iron Wastewater Ironwood. area74.org. Commission, 4 p.m. finance gear with products con- Authority, 8 a.m., treatment Sunday, May 12 meeting, 4:30 commission taining 0.5% permethrin. facility boardroom. meeting, GCRC office. Permethrin can be used to Kropsua Feed & Bake Sale Bessemer Housing Com- Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 Gogebic-Iron County Air- SATURDAY, MAY 11 — 7 a.m. - Noon mission, 8 a.m., Executive p.m., closed meeting, Salem port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the treat boots, clothing and Director’s Office, 709 West Lutheran Church, Ironwood. airport. camping gear and remain T OHN S UTHERAN HURCH Iron Street, Bessemer. Mother’s Day Walk, Run Ironwood City Commis- protective through several S . J ’ L C Bessemer Downtown & Roll, 2-4 p.m., Depot Park, sion, 4:30 p.m., work session, washings. Alternatively, East Airport Road, Ironwood Township Development Authority, 4 Ironwood. Women’s Club Room, Memori- p.m., DDA room, City Hall. Mercer Health and Well- al Building. you can buy permethrin- $5.00 suggested donation Bessemer School Board, ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Bessemer Township treated clothing and gear. (sausage & beverage included) special closed session, 4 Mercer Community Center. Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall,  Use Environmental p.m., A.D. Johnston Media Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Ramsay. Pancakes will also be available Cener. p.m., Wesley United Methodist Ironwood Township Protection Agency (EPA)- Bessemer School Board, Church, Ironwood. Board, 5:30 p.m., Township registered insect repellants ~ Takeouts Available ~ work session, 5 p.m., A.D. Alcoholics Anonymous, offices. l 4 THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Trump campaign spied on At his contentious hearing before rant, against the two smaller figures the Senate Judiciary Committee, – Page and Papadopoulos – and not Sue Mizell, Publisher Attorney General William Barr against the far more important fig- dropped a big hint about his investi- ures of Manafort and Flynn? Or if Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor gation into the conduct of the not against them, perhaps against Trump-Russia investigation. others? “Many people seem to assume Byron It wasn’t that long ago, on April that the only intelligence collection York 10, when, during another Hill that occurred was a single confiden- appearance, Barr set off a firestorm In Their Opinion tial informant and a FISA warrant,” by declaring that “spying did occur” Noor Verdict speaks Barr said. “I would like to find out on the Trump campaign. Democrats whether that is, in fact, true. It pounced; how dare Barr call the strikes me as a fairly anemic effort if New York Times reported that in the FBI’s investigation “spying”? to bigger problems that was the counterintelligence summer of 2016 the FBI sent an “Perpetuating conspiracy theories effort designed to stop the threat as undercover agent, a woman who is beneath the office of attorney gen- The verdict in the Mohamed Noor police shooting it is being represented.” went by the alias Azra Turk, to Lon- eral,” tweeted Senate Minority Lead- trial offered some long-awaited justice in these type Here is what he meant: There has don to pose as Halper’s research er Charles Schumer. of cases, but also reinforced a growing narrative that been a lot of discussion on the right assistant and tease information out It is abundantly clear that Barr the justice remains unequal. about the FBI’s use of a confidential of Papadopoulos. (The Times was so was correct. He was careful to add Convicting one former police officer of murder informant, an England-based college reluctant to call Turk a spy that it that the unknown factor about the and manslaughter won’t change that anytime soon. professor named Stefan Halper, to referred to her, in a headline, as a spying was “whether it was ade- Activists were quick to protest the verdict, saying spy on some Trump campaign fig- “cloaked investigator.”) quately predicated” – that is, Noor was only convicted because he was black and ures, including the sometime foreign So now there are Halper, Turk whether the FBI had a legitimate rea- Somali, and victim Justine Ruszczyk Damond was policy volunteer advisers George and the Page FISA warrant. If they son to do it. But there was no doubt white. They point to other police shootings where Papadopoulos and Carter Page. represent the totality of the FBI’s that spying happened. officers were white and victims were black. There has also been talk about the surveillance, that would still be a Now, the question is whether The simple fact that racism still pervades large FBI’s use of a so-called FISA warrant pretty anemic response to what there was more than is now publicly swaths of society gives credence to their argument. – a court-approved permission to some in the bureau viewed as a full- known. Congressional investigators Police and BCA actions that appeared to be geared wiretap – against Page. scale Russian attack on American are anxiously awaiting the results of toward protecting Noor also fed slightly different nar- There was also speculation about democracy. an investigation into at least some of rative that justice favors those who carry a badge other possible FBI surveillance, but So the key question of the Barr the surveillance by Justice Depart- regardless of their action. the Halper operation and Page FISA investigation will be: Is there more? ment Inspector General Michael Noor was encouraged by his police colleagues to case were the only ones definitely The answer is not publicly known. Horowitz. That report is thought to not give a statement at all to investigators. When his known. So Barr was saying that if But consider this: The Mueller be coming in the next couple of partner was interviewed, he was allowed to do so a the FBI really took the Trump-Russia report noted that on Aug. 2, 2017, months. They are also watching to few days later at his lawyer’s office. Early on Hen- matter seriously, if they thought it the Justice Department authorized see what Barr will investigate on his nepin County Attorney Mike Freeman criticized the was a threat to the republic, would the special counsel to investigate own. BCA for shoddy investigative work, including not that be all they would do? No other specific allegations against four Both are deeply important efforts. tracking down some obvious leads. Freeman later wiretaps or other surveillance? No Trump campaign officials: Page and Just as the public needed to know said the BCA brought in new agents that did exem- other confidential informants? Noth- Papadopoulos, plus former cam- what is in the Mueller report, it plary work. ing? paign chairman Paul Manafort and needs to know about the FBI’s secret This tragedy occurred in a culture that is more Given that Barr was already look- former security adviser Michael political operations in the 2016 cam- and more driven by fear. Fear by police, fear of ing into the question, his phrasing Flynn. paign. police. That fear feeds a gun culture gone crazy, suggested he suspected there was Is it reasonable to believe that the Byron York is chief political corre- which leads to “combat warrior” training by police. more. FBI pulled out the big investigative spondent for The Washington Examin- Conceal and carry permits are off the charts. Sure enough, just days later, The guns, the spies and the wiretap war- er. So what can be done? Gov. Tim Walz took appro- priate action to investigate the BCA process after the Freeman criticism. The city of Minneapolis has Today in history banned warrior training and the mayor and police chief have vowed to rebuilt trust between police and By The Associated Press the communities they serve. Today’s Highlight in History We’ve begun to realize the need for mental health On May 9, 1980, 35 people counselors and social workers in our schools. It’s were killed when a freighter time we consider them on our police beats too. rammed the Sunshine Skyway Each person has a role to play as we face this Bridge over Tampa Bay in Florida, causing a 1,400-foot growing culture of fear. We can choose to fuel it with section of the southbound support from the NRA and the White House, or we span to collapse. can choose to douse it by reaching on across racial On this date lines in our common search for justice. In 1712, the Carolina Colony was officially divided –Mankato Free Press into two entities: North Caroli- na and South Carolina. In 1914, President Woodrow Wilson, acting on a Legislators joint congressional resolution, signed a proclamation desig- nating the second Sunday in Michigan Wisconsin May as Mother’s Day. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Gov. Tony Evers, 115 East In 1926, Americans Richard P.O. Box 30013, Lansing, MI State Capitol, Madison, WI Byrd and Floyd Bennett sup- 48909, phone 517-373-3400, 53702, phone 608-266-1212, posedly became the first men online: michigan.gov/whitmer. online: evers.wi.gov. to fly over the North Pole. Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- (However, U.S. scholars D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office announced in 1996 that their Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC examination of Byrd’s flight DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- diary suggested he had turned 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- back 150 miles short of his ate.gov. ate.gov. goal.) Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. 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Singer Dave Gahan R-Vulcan, 7200 Binsfeld Sen- D-Ashland, 126 South, State In 1961, in a speech to the riage in a historic announce- “no rational reason” for pre- (Depeche Mode) is 57. Actress ate Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, National Association of Broad- ment that came three days venting gay couples from mar- Sonja Sohn is 55. Rapper Lansing, MI 48909, phone 517- Madison, WI 53707, phone casters, Federal Communica- after Vice President Joe rying. Ghostface Killah is 49. Country 373-7840, online: SenEMc 608-266-3510, online: tions Commission Chairman Biden spoke in favor of such One year ago: Secretary of musician Mike Myerson [email protected]. legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- Newton N. Minow decried the unions on NBC’s “Meet the State Mike Pompeo arrived in (Heartland) is 48. Actor Chris State Rep. Greg Markka- ate/25/bewley. majority of television program- Press.” North Korea to finalize plans Diamantopoulos is 44. nen, R-Hancock, S-1489 State Rep. 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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2019 5 Bessemer Planning Commission approves marketing plan Felch man found By P.J. GLISSON [email protected] guilty of federal BESSEMER – Members of the Bessemer Planning Commission voted Tues- marijuana charges day evening to approve a marketing strategy and an MARQUETTE – A feder- felon in possession of a ordinance relating to stor- al jury found a Felch man firearm in 2003, according age after related public guilty of manufacturing or to the DOJ spokesperson. hearings drew no audi- aiding and abetting the The investigation into ence. manufacture of more than Blomquist started when The marketing strategy 50 marijuana plants, as detectives with the Kings- describes Bessemer as “a well as aiding or abetting ford, Iron Mountain, Nor- small, affordable town cen- the possession of those way, Dickinson drug team tered in the outdoors with plants with intent to dis- completed several con- miles of motorized and tribute them. trolled buys from non-motorized trails and a Federal prosecutors said Blomquist’s Wisconsin great place to raise a family Lee Edward Blomquist, 48, buyer. with phenomenal schools.” operated his grow opera- Blomquist admitted to The plan also suggests P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe tion on his family’s proper- selling the marijuana to his promoting the town as a SMILING AFTER a short meeting of the Bessemer Planning Commission on Tuesday ty in Felch and sold the pro- Wisconsin customer and trail and recreation area evening is chair Dave Osier, with commission member George Beninghaus to his cessed marijuana to a Wis- “described his work on the and a community for right. consin resident over a nine- marijuana grow as a full- telecommuting, retirement month period. time job,” the spokesper- and business. at this time, the downtown in relation to the use of If a shipping container “At the time of his arrest son said. In addition, the initia- and the industrial area shipping containers for is intended for use as hous- in 2017, police found 32 A sentencing date has tive advises an interactive each have three lots open. storage and housing. ing, the ordinance states pounds of processed mari- not been scheduled. promotional push in rela- In relation to specific The ordinance defines that it must meet all state juana with a street value in Assistant U.S. Attorney tion to striving to attract outreach, the plan notes a such a container as “a large building code require- excess of $100,000,” a Paul D. Lochner prosecut- businesses that will appeal desire for “original restau- standardized, durable, ments. Department of Justice ed the case. The spokesper- to retirees, telemarketers rants, art galleries and out- closed steel box, designed Containers cannot be spokesperson said in a son said prosecution and trail users. door recreation shops.” and built for intermodal located on any utility, right news release. would not have been possi- In relation to trails, the Commission member freight transport.” of way or easement, nor The jury also found ble without the combined plan suggests consistent Terry Kryshak said the Be The definition anywhere that they may Blomquist violated Michi- assistance of the KIND branding in relation to Bessemer committee describes “standard sizes” “impede ingress, egress, or gan’s medical marijuana drug team, the Dickinson “wayfinding” – for already has worked to as 8 feet in width, and emergency access.” law, according to the County Sheriff’s Office, the instance, by using uniform refine the plan, but he either 20 or 40 feet in The ordinance also spokesperson, because of Kingsford Public Safety logos or other graphics added, “This is a living doc- length, with heights of specifies other conditions the amount involved, his Department, the Iron within social media online ument, so over time we’ll either 8 feet and 6 inches for placement and bases. sale to another state and Mountain Police Depart- or on trail markers and update it as needed.” or 9 feet and 6 inches. The planning commis- his status as a convicted ment, the Michigan State other signage in town. The ordinance notes that sion will meet next on June felon. Police Crime Lab, and the He had previously been Dickinson County Prose- The plan also wishes to Container ordinance if a shipping container is of 4, at 6 p.m. in the city market available land with- The commission also a nonstandard size, it must council room of the Besse- convicted of manufactur- cutor’s Office. in the city and notes that, passed Ordinance No. 371 be approved by the city. mer City Hall. ing marijuana and being a —Richard Jenkins

Walleye the flowage had some very Ryskey his first year and began the class was learning in biology. “I chose biology poor age classes in the tutoring in the Academic about the different person- as a major just in case I years 2010 and 2013-15. Support Center on campus ality disorders. decide not to attend medi- From page 1 “You’re feeling the From page 1 during his second year. His “I have enjoyed having cal school in the future so, according to Lawson. effects of all these things Guatemala was eye-open- hobbies include hunting, Owen in class. He is a con- I have other job opportuni- The DNR wants roughly and it’s just really hard for ing for him. fishing, watching movies scientious, hard-working ties to pursue.” 30-50% of adults to be over that population to rebound “America, as a society, is and hanging out with student and has done He has a long-term goal 15 inches, he explained, when you have holes in very wasteful compared to friends. excellent work throughout to pursue medical school and the fish surveys done those different age classes,” other parts of the world. Owen said he’s estab- the semester. His positive and become a dermatolo- in 2016 and 2017 indicated he said. “That’s your bread When in Guatemala, we lished lifelong friendships attitude and great sense of gist while living in a larger only 23 percent of the pop- and butter of the popula- never wasted a drop of during his time at GCC. humor have been a won- city. ulation was over 15 inches. tion right now and it’s hard water,” said Ryskey. He also His favorite class was derful addition to our Owen is the son of Greg “We know – through for the population to recov- noted how Guatemalans Abnormal Psychology with class, and I am confident and Jessie Ryskey, of looking at some of the er when it’s still being har- don’t have a regular Tricia Belmas. “There was that he will achieve his aca- Marenisco. Greg, a GCC other population charac- vested at the same rate and garbage system as every- never a day that I didn’t demic and professional alumnus, serves on the teristics – that we need to you don’t have quite as thing gets burned. laugh in Trish’s class. She goals,” said Belmas. Foundation Board of Direc- one, reduce overall har- much coming up to sup- When not at GCC, definitely made you think Owen plans to further tors. Owen’s two older sis- vests; and two, reduce har- port the population.” Owen worked part-time at critically about psychology, his education by transfer- ters also attended GCC – vests on juveniles,” Lawson The rule is expected to a local fast food restaurant but made learning fun,” he ring to Grand Valley State Abigail, graduated in 2013 said. “To take it a step fur- go into effect in 2020, but on the weekends during said. His favorite part of University this fall to major and Lauren in 2016. ther, we wanted to reduce Lawson said anglers are harvest on females as well, free to voluntarily adopt it THURSDAY EVENING MAY 9, 2019 and currently 50% of the this fishing season. 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 fish that over 15 inches out “It’s totally legal for iZombie Liv makes a In the Dark “Tyson” (N) ’ Page Six TV The Gold- The Gold- Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld ’ Engagement # CW KDLH ’ ’ on the (flowage) are actual- people to still go out there thoughtful gesture. 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James Manning Jr., co- “magic mushrooms.” legalization in 2012. A number of other er, one of the jurors left the Oregon is the only state sponsor of a resolution Decriminalization led by a slim 51%, states have since broadly allowed marijua- courthouse and wept. in America that allows that would put the issue on according to preliminary figures on Tues- na sales and use by adults. Cash Spencer and three nonunanimous jury convic- the ballot in the 2020 elec- day’s election released by Denver’s Elec- Organizers say their only goal in the other jurors believed the tions. Voters in Louisiana, tion, told The Associated tion Division. As many as 1,300 votes still mushroom measure is to keep people out defendant was innocent, the only other state that Press. remain to be counted, but that figure was of jail in Denver for using or possessing but after a lunch break, one had adopted it, scrapped The amendment allow- not enough to swing the vote the other the drug to cope with depression, anxiety, changed her mind. Hours the provision in 2018. ing split-jury verdicts dates way, division spokesman Alton Dillard post-traumatic stress and other conditions. later, another changed her Now, momentum is back decades and has roots said. “We’re not talking about legalization, vote to guilty, saying she building for the same in Ore- in white nationalism. Final election results will be released we’re talking about not putting people in had to take care of her chil- gon, with several lawmakers In 1933, Jacob Silver- on May 16, he said. jail,” Sovine said. dren and didn’t want to sponsoring a ballot measure man, a Portland hotel pro- “I think today’s outcome really demon- The initiative effectively decriminalizes return the next day, accord- to eliminate an amendment prietor with a sketchy past, strates that the conversation is going to use or possession of psilocybin by people ing to Spencer. to the state constitution that was on trial for the murder continue, and the world is ready for it,” 21 and older, making it the lowest enforce- That put the number of allows nonunanimous ver- of a small-time crook. said Cindy Sovine, chief political strategist ment priority for police and prosecutors. It guilty votes at 10 – enough dicts. In addition, a Eleven jurors believed he for the campaign to decriminalize the does not legalize psilocybin or permit its to convict Olan Williams of Louisiana case pending was guilty, but one voted drug. sale by cannabis businesses. felony sodomy, condemn- before the U.S. Supreme for acquittal. They settled “Psychedelics are already here. Now we Kevin Matthews, director of the ing him to a mandatory Court could have far-reach- on convicting Silverman, a can start to have the conversation about Decriminalize Denver campaign, said minimum eight years in ing effects in Oregon. Jew, of a lesser manslaugh- using them mindfully,” she added. psilocybin has helped him deal with prison. The vote of “We have evolved, and ter charge. Organizers turned to the same strategy depression for years. Mother’s Day Dining! 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He added LONDON (AP) – Tired music, dancing, and a new that the VFW has not but beaming, new parents opportunity to capture spe- offered a similar affair in Meghan and Prince Harry cial memories. about a decade. presented their 2-day-old Anyone age 18 or over is Dinner will begin at son to the world as he welcome to attend the 6:30 p.m., followed by live slumbered Wednesday event, which will start at 5 music by Flashback start- and also revealed his p.m. with a cocktail social ing at 8 p.m., with dancing name: Archie. and photos. expected to continue until The royal couple, Organizers are inviting 11 p.m. known as the Duke and persons who never attend- Tickets may be pur- Duchess of Sussex since ed their high school prom chased at the Wakefield their marriage not quite a to take this opportunity to VFW or by calliong 906- year ago, said the full enjoy the experience of a 224-3071. Discounted tick- name of the child born formal dance. ets are available until Sun- seventh in line to the In addition, persons day. British throne is Archie who did attend their Proceeds from the event Harrison Mountbatten- school prom also are wel- will support ongoing pro- Windsor. come to relive the fun at jects at the VFW. The baby slept peace- this occasion. —P.J. Glisson fully through his carefully Associated Press orchestrated media BRITAIN’S PRINCE Harry and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, during a photocall moment. His mother, mak- with their newborn son, Archie, in St George’s Hall at Windsor Castle, Windsor, Orchestra searching ing her first public appear- south England, Wednesday. Baby Archie was born early Monday morning. ance since giving birth for child who charmed Monday, called Archie “a expected a more tradi- dream” who “has the tional royal name, with crowd with ‘wow!’ sweetest temperament.” bookmakers taking many “He’s really calm,” bets on Alexander, Arthur BOSTON (AP) – Ameri- tor) Harry Christophers Meghan said. and James. ca’s oldest performing arts was holding the audience Harry quipped: “I Archie, a name of Ger- group is looking for a child rapt in pin-drop silence fol- wonder who he gets that manic origin with mean- who was literally wowed by lowing the music’s end, from.” ings that include “gen- a recent classical music what sounded like a child Harry and Meghan did uine”, “bold” and “brave,” concert. of about six years of age not choose an aristocratic is an increasingly popular The Handel & Haydn couldn’t hold back,” Snead title for their son. He is not baby name in Britain. It Society had just finished its said, calling it “something a prince but could have was among the top 20 rendition of Mozart’s I’ve never before experi- been given the title “Lord” most common boy’s “Masonic Funeral” at enced in my 40-plus years before his first name. names in 2017, according Boston’s Symphony Hall of concert-going.” Instead he will be to the U.K.’s Office for on Sunday when a young- WCRB was recording known for now as “Master National Statistics. ster blurted out loudly: the orchestra’s season Archie Mountbatten- Tourists visiting Wind- “WOW!” finale for airing this Windsor.” sor Castle, which is near- Boston classical music autumn, and it described The surname, used by by the royal residence out- station WCRB-FM cap- the youngster’s exuberance some members of the royal side London that Meghan tured the exuberance on as “unbelievably charm- family, was created to rec- and Harry moved into last audio. The crowd can be ing.” ognize the lineage of both month, mulled over the mer NFL quarterback red-carpeted St. George’s heard bursting first into “That actually brought Queen Elizabeth II and her baby’s name. Surprise Archie Manning, jazz saxo- Hall at Windsor Castle, laughter and then rousing me to tears,” tweeted Mary husband, Prince Philip. seemed to be the most phonist Archie Shepp and Harry cradled the new- applause for the child. Jane Leach, a composer Unlike many senior common reaction. the red-haired comic book born in his arms. The Now the organization and performer in Valley royals, Archie only has one “A mouthful for him,” character Archie Andrews. baby lay silently, swad- founded in 1815 has Falls, New York. middle name. Prince Elizabeth Barker, an Irish The baby’s name was dled in a white merino mounted a search for the Handel & Haydn said Harry’s full name is Henry tourist, said laughing. announced a few hours wool shawl and wearing a kid it’s calling the “Wow it’s delighted and hopes Charles Albert David. “But anyway, I guess, if after his proud parents knitted cap. Both were Child” – not to reprimand the appreciation from its The couple did not dis- that’s what they wanted, posed with him for cam- made by English firm him or her, but to offer a “young new fan” erases any close why they chose his then it’s the name that eras, helping to satisfy a G.H. Hurt & Son, which chance to meet the con- notions that classical first and middle names – they like. You know, huge global appetite since has supplied three gener- ductor and hear the music is stuffy and aloof. though the meaning of nobody has to like it.” their son was born Mon- ations of royal babies orchestra again as a guest The venerable orches- Harrison, “son of Harry,” In America, famous day at 5:26 a.m. weighing with knitwear. of honor. tra, which celebrated its is probably a clue. Archies, both real and fic- 7 pounds, 3 ounces. Meghan declared moth- “It was one of the most bicentennial in 2015, is Many in Britain had tional, have included for- Standing in the vast, erhood to be “magic.” wonderful moments I’ve older than the New York experienced in the concert and Vienna Philharmonics, hall,” Handel & Haydn both of which debuted president and CEO David nearly three decades later Snead wrote in a letter to in 1842. It is the United North Carolina World War II veteran, concertgoers asking them States’ oldest continuously to share the child’s name. operating arts organiza- 99, prepares for her college graduation “While (artistic direc- tion. HICKORY, N.C. (AP) – Elizabeth Elizabeth Johnson became the first cle in front of her, her son said. Acting Michigan State leader Barker Johnson stood frozen in the female to attend WSSU on the GI Bill “She was lucky and if she hadn’t doorway, gripping her walker tightly, when she returned home from WWII, been, I wouldn’t be here right now,” recovering at home after fall as the lights flicked on, revealing 60 where she had been part of the David Johnson said. “She’s faced war, of her closest loved ones. 6888th Central Postal Directory Bat- she’s faced racism along the way as EAST LANSING (AP) – Michigan State University offi- It wouldn’t be the last surprise of talion of the Women’s Army Corps. the only black school teacher in her cials say interim President Satish Udpa is home from the the day as the World War II veteran The battalion, of 855 women, was area for a long time. She’s such a hospital after falling on stage during commencement cer- celebrated her 99th birthday. the only all-black female battalion remarkable woman.” emonies. After cake, Johnson was presented stationed overseas during the war. The Elkin native is one of only five The Detroit News reports Saturday that Udpa is recov- with a ruby-red cap and gown and an “She’s a hero to me,” her grand- women who participated in the bat- ering after what officials described as “a health incident” invitation to finally walk at Winston- daughter Shandra Bryant said. “It’s talion and are still alive today. on Friday. A statement released by the East Lansing Salem State University’s graduation, pretty special to get to 99 and even Elizabeth Johnson – who has two school says he is resting this weekend and will likely take 70 years after she completed her more so when you look at her history children, two grandchildren, one some time off in the coming days. teaching degree there. in the Army and as an educator.” great-grandchild and another on the The nature of Udpa’s health problem hasn’t been “I couldn’t get anyone to substitute Elizabeth Johnson’s military jour- way – was recently honored for her revealed. for me back then, so I had to miss my ney started by chance after she was service on the floor of the U.S. House Udpa, university administrator and former engineer- graduation. It was terrible,” said inspired by an “I Want You for the by Congresswoman Virginia Foxx. ing dean, was named acting president in January after the Johnson, who began working as a U.S. Army” poster lying on the Elizabeth Johnson taught for 40 forced resignation of interim President John Engler. teacher in Virginia right out of col- ground near her mailbox. years – about 32 of which were spent Engler was ousted after saying some victims enjoyed lege. “I just can’t believe this is hap- After graduating from Atkins High in North Carolina school systems as a publicity from the scandal involving imprisoned sexual pening. I really think I’m dreaming.” School in Winston-Salem – the clos- middle school teacher. abuser Larry Nassar, a campus sports doctor. As Johnson tried on her WSSU est school to Elkin for black students As a teacher, she always encour- cap, gown and stole last Thursday – – Elizabeth Johnson joined the Army aged her kids and students to pursue Graduation gowns at Utah gold balloons in the shape of “99” in 1943. higher education, her family said. university made of recycled plastic bobbing above her head – she turned She was stationed in Kentucky for After she retired, she continued to to her family at Pinecrest Retirement a year and a half before going over- tutor and volunteer with local OREM, Utah (AP) – miles south of Salt Lake Community in Hickory and said with seas to England in the midst of the schools for another 10 years. Graduation gowns worn by City. Commencement and a smile: “Go Rams.” war, where she and the other women “From serving her country during Utah Valley University convocation events took While she didn’t get to walk across were tasked with handling the back- World War II to impacting the lives of graduates saved an esti- place Thursday and Friday. the stage due to job obligations, John- log of mail. hundreds of students as a classroom mated 70,000 plastic bot- “Nobody has ever said, son graduated from what was then “I like to tell people ‘She probably teacher in North Carolina and Vir- tles from landfills this year, ‘This gown looks cheap,’” Winston-Salem Teachers College in had a hand in getting mail from your ginia, Elizabeth Barker Johnson is the officials said. said Kevin Walkenhorst, August 1949. grandmother to your grandfather,’” embodiment of Winston-Salem State’s The ceremonial gowns senior director of alumni Her son, David Johnson, said get- Bryant, 32, said. “It was a really motto, ‘Enter to Learn. Depart to for the university in Orem relations. “You would ting to participate in the May 10 grad- important job because it made sure Serve,’” said WSSU Chancellor came from Oak Hall Cap & never, ever know.” uation with WSSU’s Class of 2019 people received mail from their loved Elwood Robinson. “We are inspired by Gown, which uses recycled Each gown takes about graduates is a dream come true for ones back home and it kept them her and excited to give her the oppor- plastic bottles to make 23 bottles to make. The his mother. positive.” tunity, 70 years later, to finally walk regalia. process includes chopping “That’s going to be probably the But war didn’t come without its across the stage at commencement.” This is the fifth year stu- and melting the plastic into highest honor of her life,” David John- close encounters. Elizabeth Johnson has lived at the dents have worn the recy- a filament yarn that is son, 60, said. “The fact that she gets As a truck driver during the war, Hickory retirement community for the cled and recyclable gowns woven and dyed, according to graduate now, after all this time, is Elizabeth Johnson narrowly avoided past eight years and keeps her mind in the graduation ceremo- to the company based in going to melt her heart. She deserves a roadside mine in France that killed sharp with crossword puzzles, word ny at the university 40 Salem, Virginia. it.” the three women driving in the vehi- searches and reading, her son said. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2019 9 Michigan high Hurley softball named No. 1 seed By JASON JUNO ning the season opener and Hurley ley. school basketball [email protected] winning the most recent matchup. “It was a battle,” Kivisto said. HURLEY – It took three tiebreak- Hurley and Solon tied in the first If Hurley and Solon Springs meet ing votes, but the Hurley softball round of voting at the seeding meet- in the sectional semifinal, which districts to be team finally emerged from Wednes- ing. A tiebreaker was held and the would happen on May 28, that will be day’s WIAA seeding meeting as the other eight coaches were deadlocked. a battle, too. top seed. The second tiebreaker was 4-4, too. A battle in Hurley. seeded — sort of “It was one of the ones where you They decided the third tiebreaker Schedule Top 6 seeds get first-round byes By JASON JUNO really had to sweat it out,” Hurley would be the last. If it’s tied again, Thursday, May 16 [email protected] coach Jim Kivisto said. they would flip a coin. That gives Hurley home games Solon Springs’ coach Dale Rajala No. 10 Washburn at No. 7 Birchwood Change doesn’t come quickly when it involves the Michi- No. 9 Bayfield at No. 8 South Shore throughout the regional tournament talked about his team’s first-place gan High School Athletic Association. Tuesday, May 21 and in the sectional semifinal as long Indianhead Conference record and So now that they finally took the first step towards seed- Bayfield-South Shore at No. 1 Hurley as they keep winning. that he has the best pitcher in the ing its postseason basketball tournaments, it’s not too sur- Washburn-Birchwood at No. 2 Solon “It’s huge,” Kivisto said. “I’d rather conference in Kylli Rajala. But Kivisto prising that they’re just dipping their toes in the water rather Springs stay at home and play here and make said it should come down to the No. 6 Mellen at No. 3 Northwood than making the full leap into something Wisconsin has people travel anytime.” head-to-head matchups now that it’s No. 5 Butternut-Mercer at No. 4 been doing for 18 years. Hurley will start on May 21 between the two teams and Hurley Drummond “They’re very slow, cautious in how they’re doing it,” against either Bayfield or South 10-runned Solon in the latest meet- Thursday, May 23 longtime Ironwood boys basketball coach Pete Lewinski Shore. ing. And he said Hurley has the better Regional finals at higher seeds said. “I guess it’s a start, hopefully it can be expanded on.” Hurley and Solon Springs split the team one through nine. Tuesday, May 28 At its Wednesday meeting in Gaylord, the MHSAA Repre- Sectional semifinal at higher seed season series with the Eagles win- One coach flipped his vote to Hur- sentative Council agreed to seed the top two teams in each boys and girls district tournament starting next season. All it’s designed to do is ensure that the top two teams always have a chance to meet in the district championship game – as long as there are no upsets along the way. And that’s really it. It won’t affect who gets a first-round bye and who doesn’t. It doesn’t even ensure the better seed gets home-court advan- tage. “Everyone agrees it’s a start, but to even call it seeding is premature,” WJMS radio analyst Gary Giancola said. It helps to solve what seems to have been the No. 1 com- plaint over the years – the two best teams meeting in a dis- trict opener or semifinal and thereby making the district final irrelevant. The MHSAA will do that by using a computer formula based on regular-season results against other MHSAA tour- nament-eligible teams and opponents’ strength of schedule. Results against Wisconsin teams won’t factor into it. The state will draw all the brackets two weeks before the district. After the top two teams are separated on opposite sides of the bracket, the draw will place the rest of the teams on the bracket based on a randomly-selected order deter- mined earlier in the season, according to an MHSAA press release. Michigan will determine home teams the same way it has in recent years. Traditional districts hosted entirely by one team, like those at E-TC (boys) and Bessemer (girls) this year, will continue to rotate among district teams. In non-tradi- tional districts like Ironwood’s, the host for each game will be determined partly by that same rotation but mostly by luck of the draw just like the game matchups. While there’s now seeding in Michigan, luck of the draw Associated Press is still big in Michigan basketball. MILWAUKEE BUCKS' Eric Bledsoe reacts to a basket during the second half of Game 5 against the Boston Celtics “All the teams should be seeded, like Wisconsin and Min- Wednesday in Milwaukee. The Bucks won 116-91 to win the series. nesota,” Lewinski said. “I’m kind of annoyed why Michigan has waited so long to do this and Minnesota and Wisconsin have been doing this for many years.” Bucks beat Celtics 116-91 to E-TC boys basketball coach Brad Besonen said it’s a step in the right direction at the very least. “But it doesn’t really get my interest to the point where you’re talking home court and seeding it completely and advance to East final you’re getting the easier road if you’re the 1 seed, or if you’re the lower seed and you have to fight through the higher MILWAUKEE (AP) – Giannis Ante- It's the first Eastern Conference final Antetokounmpo, one of the front- seeds,” he said. “If they’re going to do it, I’d like to see that.” tokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks for Milwaukee since 2001. runners for NBA MVP, closed out the While it takes measures to try to ensure a better champi- found another gear after their first loss Prior to the clinching win, several period with consecutive baskets, onship game, the system approved Wednesday still doesn’t of the playoffs. Bucks took turns speaking to the team. including a finger-roll layup that gave really reward teams for their regular-season play like Wis- Kyrie Irving and the Boston Celtics "Giannis' speech was, 'A lot of us the Bucks an 80-62 lead. consin does. just couldn't keep up. probably came from nothing and we Irving went 6 for 21 from the field in “You’re doing (the regular season) for the growth and Antetokounmpo had 20 points, have the opportunity to write our own what might have been his final game everything anyway, but there’s no reward to go undefeated or eight rebounds and eight assists, and story right now.' That's what everybody with Boston. He is eligible for free agen- anything like that,” Besonen said. “Home court is just kind the Bucks routed the Celtics 116-91 on did," George Hill said. cy in the offseason, and his future is of random draw anyway. If you’re the 1-2 in a loaded brack- Wednesday night to advance to the The Celtics clamped down on Ante- one of the major questions facing the et, you’re not getting to play the 6 seed, you might still get the Eastern Conference final. tokounmpo for most of the game, but Celtics this summer. 3 seed.” After sweeping Detroit in the first Middleton, Bledsoe, Hill and Nikola "I understand we didn't meet the Many of Giancola’s teams were highly seeded when he round, top-seeded Milwaukee strug- Mirotic picked up the scoring to help outside expectations," Stevens said. was the Hurley boys basketball coach as the WIAA seeding gled in Game 1 against Boston and lost rob the game of any drama in the final "We rode a roller coaster most of the process is much more expansive. Michigan teams still won’t 112-90 in one of its worst offensive per- minutes. year." get the benefit his did for a solid regular season. formances of the season. But Antetok- Hill finished with 16 points, and Irving's only 3-pointer of the night The top teams in Wisconsin get home court and easier ounmpo led the way as the Bucks Mirotic had 10 points and 11 rebounds. trimmed Milwaukee's lead to 38-32 opponents early on. Coaches vote to determine seeds there responded with four straight wins by a Malcolm Brogdon also had 10 points in with 2:51 left in the second quarter. But and can consider a number of factors, such as head-to-head combined 65 points. his return to the lineup after being side- Brogdon and Mirotic each connected results, injuries or late-season improvement. Michigan’s "I think our mindset changed," Ante- lined by plantar fasciitis. from long range to help the Bucks to a computer system doesn’t do that. tokounmpo said. "In the first game, we "Everybody was ready to play," Hill 52-39 lead at the break. “When you think seeding, you think being rewarded, and weren't focused enough. We weren't said. "Everybody was ready for the Brogdon hadn't played since March it doesn’t seem like that would be much of a reward for any- ourselves. The next four games, we opportunity to put them away as quick 15. He also had four assists and three body,” Giancola said. “There’s something about being a 4 came out with a different approach, a as we can." rebounds. seed over a 5 seed and playing them at home and advanc- different mindset." Irving scored 15 points for Boston, BOSTON SLAM ing.” The Bucks used a balanced attack to which shot 31.2% from the field. Jayson The Celtics' loss eliminated the The WIAA’s seeding process evolved from its start in close out the Celtics in Game 5, placing Tatum and Marcus Morris each had 14. chance for a "Boston Slam," the possi- 2002. At first, if the lower seed won its first-round game on seven players in double figures. Khris Celtics coach Brad Stevens was bility of an unprecedented sweep of all the road, it would host the second game, even as the lower Middleton had 19 points and eight impressed with the Bucks. four major pro championships in a seed. The higher seed always hosts in the first week of tour- rebounds, and Eric Bledsoe finished "They are one helluva basketball year. naments now with neutral sites after that. with 18 points. team," he said. "They were tremendous. The Red Sox won the World Series For now, this is probably at least better than a totally ran- "We didn't mess around with the They are better than we are. They in October, and the Patriots took the dom draw like Michigan has always had. game," Antetokounmpo said. "We did earned it." Super Bowl title in February. The Bru- “I think that’s what everybody wants, they want the two our job. We defended. We moved the Antetokounmpo picked up his third ins open the Eastern Conference final best teams in the championship game,” Giancola said. “I ball." foul when Jaylen Brown drove to the on Thursday night against the Carolina think the MHSAA wanted to address that issue. The rest will Next up for the Bucks is the winner hoop early in the second half, but he Hurricanes. come. Slowly but surely.” of the Philadelphia-Toronto series. The stayed in the game. He stole an Irving UP NEXT Everything comes slowly in the MHSAA. Raptors are up 3-2 heading into Game pass and slammed it home to make it Milwaukee gets some rest before the ––– 6 on Thursday night. 65-52 with 6:45 left in the third quarter. start of the Eastern Conference final. Just how to expand seeding down the road isn’t clear cut either. Wisconsin teams rank more than just regional teams – a Oakland's Fiers joins exclusive list with 2nd no-hitter regional in Wisconsin is equivalent to a district in Michigan – choosing to seed all the teams in each half-sectional. Hur- OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) – The younger Fiers also pen. A bank of lights on a card. The second one is cool Oakland right-hander Mike had a pretty big grin all day. tower above the third deck because it puts you in pretty ley’s has 16 teams and reaches to the Minnesota border area Fiers replied to countless The 33-year-old journey- in left field malfunctioned, elite company, but the first in west-central Wisconsin. It used to just seed the eight congratulatory texts and man began Tuesday night delaying first pitch by more one is like you could never regional teams. phone calls following his with a 6.81 ERA and had than 90 minutes. even dream of it. You could That creates some long early-round travel and eliminates second career no-hitter, and not won since April 2. He That might have thrown but you see guys with Hall early-round games that might garner more interest between then crawled into bed became the 35th pitcher off some starting pitchers, of Fame credentials that teams within reasonable distance of each other. around 5 a.m. with multiple hitters after a who are creatures of habit never got one. The stars In the last two years, for example, Hurley has gone to He saved one special call 131-pitch masterpiece in a when it comes to pregame never quite aligned for them Luck in far western Wisconsin, and hosted Birchwood, for later. 2-0 victory over the last- routines. Fiers was able to to throw a no-no." which is near Rice Lake, in the first week of the postseason No one talks to Bruce place Cincinnati Reds. block out the electricity Fiers' other no-hitter when it could have been matched up against more tradition- Fiers until after he has Manager Bob Melvin issues. came on Aug. 21, 2015, in al rivals from the Indianhead Conference had it just seeded watched his son's games the watched it twice, once from He is now part of an Houston, three weeks after the regional teams. following morning. No a cushioned chair installed exclusive list of pitchers being traded from the Brew- Besonen hopes Michigan never takes the Wisconsin spoiler alerts allowed. And near the end of the A's with multiple no-hitters. ers to the Astros. He threw a route in that sense, especially with how far apart teams in the Mike Fiers certainly wasn't dugout and again on Houston ace Justin Ver- career-high 134 pitches in U.P. are. That could mean Monday or Wednesday night trips going to buck tradition. replays. Fiers walked two lander no-hit the Milwaukee that game. to places like Munising or Stephenson in the district when "He doesn't want to ruin and overcame an error by Brewers in 2007 and the Against the Reds, Fiers they could be playing Bessemer or Ontonagon. it," Fiers said. "He just wants Gold Glove third baseman Toronto Blue Jays in 2011, again had a high pitch “For high school kids on the buses we have, I think that’s to watch the game and go Matt Chapman. both times while with the count. Melvin cautioned a little bit crazy to do it that way,” Besonen said. from there. He called me "It looked great from the Detroit Tigers. Fiers after the seventh not Some Michigan districts also continue to be held at one today and said he's been dugout," Melvin said. "It "Obviously it puts you in to allow any more runners, site, which is never done in Wisconsin. Many coaches, dealing with some stuff at looked even better when I pretty elite company," Ver- a warning Fiers took to including Besonen, like the tournament atmosphere that work he's not pleased with saw some of the highlights lander said. "It's a team heart. He needed nine results. but he's had a smile on his today." accomplishment, don't get pitches to get through the face all day so that's cool for Fiers wasn't even sure if me wrong. But it does go on eighth and 13 to work the me to hear that." the game was going to hap- the back of our bubble gum ninth. SEEDING — page 10 l 10 THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Carolina 4, N.Y. Islanders 0 West Division Boston, 28; Encarnacion, Seattle, NBA PlayoffsAll Times EDT Friday, April 26: Carolina 1, N.Y. W L Pct GB 28; Springer, Houston, 28; Gallo, CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS Islanders 0, OT Houston 22 15 .595 — Texas, 27; Garcia, Chicago, 27; (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Sunday, April 28: Carolina 2, N.Y. Seattle 20 19 .513 3 Mancini, Baltimore, 25; Moncada, Tuesday, May 7 Islanders 1 Texas 17 17 .500 3½ Chicago, 25; Rosario, Minnesota, Toronto 125, Philadelphia 89, Wednesday, May 1: Carolina 5, Los Angeles 16 20 .444 5½ 25. Toronto leads series 3-2 N.Y. Islanders 2 Oakland 16 21 .432 6 RBI_Abreu, Chicago, 34; San- Denver 124, Portland 98, Denver Friday, May 3: Carolina 5, N.Y. Tuesday's Games tana, Seattle, 34; Mondesi, Kansas leads series 3-2 Islanders 2 Chicago White Sox 2, Cleveland City, 33; Springer, Houston, 32; Wednesday, May 8 WESTERN CONFERENCE 0 Rosario, Minnesota, 31; Voit, New Milwaukee 116, Boston 91, Mil- St. Louis 4, Dallas 3 N.Y. Yankees 5, Seattle 4 York, 30; Gallo, Texas, 28; Brantley, waukee wins series 4-1 Thursday, April 25: St. Louis 3, Boston 8, Baltimore 5 Houston, 27; AGordon, Kansas City, Houston at Golden State Dallas 2 Pittsburgh 5, Texas 4 27; 2 tied at 26. Thursday, May 9 Saturday, April 27: Dallas 4, St. Minnesota 3, Toronto 0 HITS_Brantley, Houston, 48; Toronto at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Louis 2 L.A. Angels 5, Detroit 2 Andrus, Texas, 46; Merrifield, Denver at Portland, 10:30 p.m. Monday, April 29: St. Louis 4, Tampa Bay 6, Arizona 3 Kansas City, 46; Polanco, Minneso- Friday, May 10 Dallas 3 Kansas City 12, Houston 2 ta, 45; Martinez, Boston, 43; Sim- Golden State at Houston, 9:30 Wednesday, May 1: Dallas 4, St. Oakland 2, Cincinnati 0 mons, Los Angeles, 43; 5 tied at 42. p.m. Louis 2 Wednesday's Games DOUBLES_Healy, Seattle, 16; Eastern Conference Friday, May 3: Dallas 2, St. Louis Texas 9, Pittsburgh 6 Buxton, Minnesota, 15; Haniger, Milwaukee 4, Boston 1 1 Arizona 3, Tampa Bay 2, 13 Seattle, 12; Beckham, Seattle, 11; Sunday, April 28: Boston 112, Sunday, May 5: St. Louis 4, Dal- innings Choo, Texas, 11; Mancini, Balti- Milwaukee 90 las 1 Cleveland 5, Chicago White Sox more, 11; Polanco, Minnesota, 11; Tuesday, Apil 30: Milwaukee 123, Tuesday, May 7: St. Louis 2, Dal- 3 Simmons, Los Angeles, 11; 12 tied Boston 102 las 1, 2OT Seattle 10, N.Y. Yankees 1 at 10. Friday, May 3: Milwaukee 123, San Jose 4, Colorado 3 Boston 2, Baltimore 1, 12 innings TRIPLES_Merrifield, Kansas Boston 116 Friday, April 26: San Jose 5, Col- Minnesota 9, Toronto 1 City, 6; Mondesi, Kansas City, 6; Monday, May 6: Milwaukee 113, orado 2 Detroit 10, L.A. Angels 3 Kiermaier, Tampa Bay, 4; Polanco, Boston 101 Sunday, April 28: Colorado 4, Houston 9, Kansas City 0 Minnesota, 4; Dozier, Kansas City, Wednesday, May 8: Milwaukee San Jose 3 Cincinnati at Oakland 3; 12 tied at 2. 116, Boston 91 Tuesday, April 30: San Jose 4, Thursday's Games HOME RUNS_Rosario, Minneso- Toronto 3, Philadelphia 2 Colorado 2 Chicago White Sox (Banuelos 2- ta, 13; Encarnacion, Seattle, 12; Saturday, April 27: Toronto 108, Thursday, May 2: Colorado 3, 1) at Cleveland (Carrasco 2-3), 1:10 Gallo, Texas, 12; Springer, Houston, Philadelphia 95 San Jose 0 p.m. 12; Bruce, Seattle, 11; Sanchez, Monday, April 29: Philadelphia Saturday, May 4: San Jose 2, L.A. Angels (TBD) at Detroit (Car- New York, 11; Bregman, Houston, 94, Toronto 89 Colorado 1 penter 0-0), 1:10 p.m. 10; Davis, Oakland, 10; Moreland, Thursday, May 2: Philadelphia Monday, May 6: Colorado 4, San Cincinnati (Roark 2-1) at Oakland Boston, 10; Voit, New York, 10. 116, Toronto 95 Jose 3, OT (Bassitt 1-0), 3:37 p.m. STOLEN BASES_Anderson, Sunday, May 5: Toronto 101, Wednesday, May 8: San Jose 3, Seattle (Leake 2-3) at N.Y. Yan- Chicago, 12; DGordon, Seattle, 10; Philadelphia 96 Colorado 2 kees (Happ 1-3), 6:35 p.m. Mondesi, Kansas City, 10; Hamilton, Tuesday, May 7: Toronto 125, CONFERENCE FINALS Texas (Minor 3-2) at Houston Kansas City, 9; Ramirez, Cleveland, Associated Press Philadelphia 89 (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) (Miley 2-2), 8:10 p.m. 9; Andrus, Texas, 8; DeShields, Thursday, May 9: Toronto at Thursday, May 9 Friday's Games Texas, 8; Smith, Seattle, 8; 3 tied at DETROIT TIGERS pitcher Matthew Boyd throws against the Los Angeles Angels in Philadelphia, 8 p.m. Carolina at Boston, 8 p.m. L.A. Angels at Baltimore, 7:05 7. the first inning in Detroit Wednesday. x-Sunday, May 12: Philadelphia p.m. PITCHING_Berrios, Minnesota, at Toronto, 7 p.m. TransactionsBASEBALL Chicago White Sox at Toronto, 6-1; German, New York, 6-1; Glas- Western Conference American League 7:07 p.m. now, Tampa Bay, 6-0; Gonzales, Golden State 2, Houston 2 NEW YORK YANKEES — N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, Seattle, 5-1; Perez, Minnesota, 5-0; Sunday, April 28: Golden State Recalled RHP Jonathan Loaisiga 7:10 p.m. Verlander, Houston, 5-1; Walden, Rodríguez, Boyd lead Tigers 104, Houston 100 from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (IL). Seattle at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Boston, 5-0; 9 tied at 4. Tuesday, April 30: Golden State Optioned RHP Jake Barrett to Detroit at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. ERA_Glasnow, Tampa Bay, 1.47; 115, Houston 109 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre. Texas at Houston, 8:10 p.m. Turnbull, Detroit, 2.31; German, Saturday, May 4: Houston 126, TEXAS RANGERS — Optioned Philadelphia at Kansas City, 8:15 New York, 2.35; Minor, Texas, 2.40; Golden State 121, OT OF Delino DeShields Jr. to Nashville p.m. Berrios, Minnesota, 2.53; Morton, in 10-3 win over Angels Monday, May 6: Houston 112, (PCL). Cleveland at Oakland, 9:37 p.m. Tampa Bay, 2.64; Montas, Oakland, Golden State 108 National League 2.75; Odorizzi, Minnesota, 2.78; National League Perez, Minnesota, 2.83; 2 tied at DETROIT (AP) – Matthew Boyd watched Wednesday, May 8: Houston at CHICAGO CUBS — Activated All Times EDT Los Angeles Tigers 10,Detroit Angels 3 Golden State, 10:30 p.m. LHP Mike Montgomery from the 10- East Division 2.86. his third pitch get sent into the left-field STRIKEOUTS_Cole, Houston, ab rhbi ab rhbi Friday, May 10: Golden State at day IL. Recalled INF Addison Rus- WLPct GB Fltcher 2b 5121Cndlrio 3b 5000 74; Boyd, Detroit, 63; Bauer, Cleve- seats. Houston, 9:30 p.m. sell from Iowa (PCL). Placed RHP Philadelphia 21 15 .583 — Trout cf 4000Cstllns rf 4210 land, 62; Verlander, Houston, 60; x-Sunday, May 12: Houston at Pedro Strop on the 10-day IL, Atlanta 18 18 .500 3 Ohtani dh 3000Mi.Cbrr 1b 4110 Morton, Tampa Bay, 56; Sale, The Los Angeles Angels didn't get much Golden State, 3:30 p.m. retroactive to May 7. Placed INF-OF New York 17 20 .459 4½ Simmons ss 4120H.Cstro 2b 0000 Boston, 56; Paxton, New York, 52; Denver 3, Portland 2 Ben Zobrist placed on the restricted Washington 14 22 .389 7 accomplished against Detroit's left-hander Pujols 1b 4000Goodrum lf 4210 Berrios, Minnesota, 51; Carrasco, Monday, April 29: Denver 121, list. Miami 10 26 .278 11 Goodwin lf 4000Ro.Rdri 2b-1b 4134 Cleveland, 50; Snell, Tampa Bay, after the game-opening blast and failed to Portland 113 MIAMI MARLINS — Placed RHP Central Division Lucroy c 4122Joh.Hck c 3112 50. Wednesday, May 1: Portland 97, Drew Steckenrider on the 10-day IL, WLPct GB prevent a second-year player from having his K.Clhun rf 3000Dixon dh 4111 NATIONAL LEAGUE Denver 90 retroactive to May 7. Recalled LHP Chicago 21 13 .618 — Cozart 3b 4010G.Bckhm ss 2110 BATTING_Bellinger, Los Ange- best performance at the plate. Friday, May 3: Portland 140, Den- José Quijada from New Orleans Milwaukee 23 16 .590 ½ J.Jones cf 4112 ver 137, 4OT (PCL). St. Louis 21 16 .568 1½ les, .403; McNeil, New York, .356; Boyd pitched six strong innings and Yelich, Milwaukee, .356; Cabrera, Totals 35 373Totals 34 10 10 9 Sunday, May 5: Denver 116, PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Pittsburgh 17 16 .515 3½ Los Angeles 100 000 101 —3 Portland 112 Placed RHP Keone Kela on the 10- Cincinnati 15 21 .417 7 Pittsburgh, .350; DeJong, St. Louis, Ronny Rodríguez drove in a career-high four .329; Markakis, Atlanta, .323; Baez, Detroit 202 040 02x — 10 Tuesday, May 7: Denver 124, day IL, retroactive to May 6. West Division E_Ro.Rodriguez (3), Cozart (2). LOB_Los Angeles 7, Detroit 5. 2B_Fletch- Chicago, .321; Peralta, Arizona, runs, helping the Tigers beat the Angels 10- Portland 98 Announced OF JB Shuck cleared WLPct GB er (5), Lucroy (3), Ro.Rodriguez (7), Joh.Hicks (6). 3B_Ro.Rodriguez (2), .313; Arenado, Colorado, .310; Con- Thursday, May 9: Denver at Port- waivers and was assigned outright Los Angeles 24 14 .632 — 3 Wednesday night. G.Beckham (1). HR_Fletcher (3), Lucroy (5), J.Jones (2). SF_Joh.Hicks (1). treras, Chicago, .310. land, 10:30 p.m. to Indianapolis (IL). Arizona 21 16 .568 2½ IP HRER BB SO x-Sunday, May 12: Portland at SAN DIEGO PADRES — San Diego 21 17 .553 3 RUNS_Bellinger, Los Angeles, Rodríguez hit a go-ahead, two-run triple 34; Yelich, Milwaukee, 31; Baez, Los Angeles Denver, 3:30, 7 or 9:30 p.m. Optioned RHP Cal Quantrill to El Colorado 16 20 .444 7 in the first inning. He had an RBI single in Skaggs L,3-3 4 2-3 88724 Chicago, 30; DeJong, St. Louis, 30; Paso (PCL). Recalled RHP Gerardo San Francisco 16 20 .444 7 Ramirez 1 1-3 00012 Celtics-Bucks Box Ozuna, St. Louis, 28; Story, Col- the two-run third and a run-scoring double BOSTON (91) Reyes from El Paso. Tuesday's Games Garcia 100001 orado, 28; Albies, Atlanta, 27; Are- Tatum 3-10 7-9 14, Horford 4-13 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Pittsburgh 5, Texas 4 in the four-run fifth to put Detroit up 7-1 and Allen 122201 0-0 9, Baynes 0-1 0-0 0, Irving 6-21 Optioned LHP Williams Jerez to Tampa Bay 6, Arizona 3 nado, Colorado, 27; 3 tied at 26. RBI_Bellinger, Los Angeles, 38; match his career high with three hits. Detroit 2-2 15, J.Brown 3-9 6-6 12, Ojeleye Sacramento (PCL). Activated LHP Milwaukee 6, Washington 0 Boyd W,4-2 631106 Yelich, Milwaukee, 37; Hoskins, 0-0 0-0 0, Hayward 3-9 0-0 7, Derek Holland from 10-day IL. Philadelphia 11, St. Louis 1 Stumpf 111100 Philadelphia, 32; Alonso, New York, That was plenty of support for Boyd, who Yabusele 0-2 2-4 2, Theis 2-6 0-0 4, BASKETBALL Chicago Cubs 5, Miami 2 Jimenez 100002 31; Ozuna, St. Louis, 30; 6 tied at Morris 4-8 4-5 14, Wanamaker 1-1 National Basketball Association San Francisco 14, Colorado 4 had his seventh straight quality start. Garrett 131111 27. 1-2 3, Rozier 3-9 0-0 7, Smart 0-4 4- NEW ORLEANS PELICANS — Oakland 2, Cincinnati 0 HBP_by Skaggs (Castellanos), by Boyd (Ohtani). HITS_Bellinger, Los Angeles, 52; Boyd (4-2) allowed only one run on 6 4. Totals 29-93 26-34 91. Named Aaron Nelson vice president L.A. Dodgers 9, Atlanta 0 Umpires_Home, Mark Wegner; First, Alan Porter; Second, Ramon De DeJong, St. Louis, 47; McNeil, New MILWAUKEE (116) of player care and performance. N.Y. Mets 7, San Diego 6 David Fletcher's leadoff homer and just two Jesus; Third, Stu Scheuwater. York, 47; Peralta, Arizona, 47; Are- Mirotic 3-10 2-2 10, Antetokoun- FOOTBALL Wednesday's Games more hits following the blast. T_2:53. A_13,224 (41,297). mpo 8-14 4-5 20, Lopez 0-7 0-0 0, National Football League San Francisco at Colorado, ppd. nado, Colorado, 45; Baez, Chicago, Bledsoe 7-14 2-2 18, Middleton 5-15 CHICAGO BEARS — Signed LB Texas 9, Pittsburgh 6 45; Albies, Atlanta, 43; Blackmon, "He locked it down after that," Detroit five starts this year. 7-7 19, Ilyasova 4-6 0-0 10, Frazier Kevin Pierre-Louis to a one-year Arizona 3, Tampa Bay 2, 13 Colorado, 43; Eaton, Washington, "Even though I thought I threw pretty 2-2 0-0 6, Hill 6-10 1-2 16, Brogdon contract. innings 43; Yelich, Milwaukee, 42. catcher John Hicks said. 4-8 1-2 10, Snell 0-0 0-0 0, Con- MINNESOTA VIKINGS — Signed Milwaukee 7, Washington 3 DOUBLES_DeJong, St. Louis, Boyd had six strikeouts, including two well, they were hitting my mistakes," Skaggs naughton 3-7 0-2 7, S.Brown 0-1 0- DE Stacy Keely. Waived OT Adam Philadelphia 5, St. Louis 0 14; Peralta, Arizona, 14; Walker, Ari- 0 0. Totals 42-94 17-22 116. Bisnowaty. San Diego 3, N.Y. Mets 2 zona, 14; Bell, Pittsburgh, 12; Baez, while facing superstar Mike Trout and one said. Chicago, 12; Ahmed, Arizona, 11; Boston 19 20 23 29 — 91 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — Chicago Cubs 3, Miami 2, 11 Blackmon, Colorado, 11; Bryant, against AL Rookie of the Year Shohei TRAINER'S ROOM Milwaukee 22 30 28 36 — 116 Released WR Bruce Ellington. innings 3-Point Goals_Boston 7-39 (Mor- NEW YORK GIANTS — Signed Cincinnati at Oakland Chicago, 11; McNeil, New York, 11; Ohtani. Angels: Ohtani is not throwing this week, ris 2-4, Tatum 1-3, Hayward 1-3, RB Rod Smith, G Austin Droogsma, Atlanta at L.A. Dodgers Posey, San Francisco, 11. "I don't know if I would have ever pre- following his previously planned program. Rozier 1-5, Horford 1-5, Irving 1-7, PK Joey Slye, DB Tenny Adewusi, P Thursday's Games TRIPLES_Blackmon, Colorado, Baynes 0-1, Yabusele 0-1, Theis 0- Ryan Anderson and DE Alex Jenk- Miami (Richards 0-4) at Chicago 4; Tapia, Colorado, 4; Rosario, New dicted that Matt Boyd was going to become a The two-way player had Tommy John 1, Smart 0-4, J.Brown 0-5), Milwau- ins. Waived LB Ukeme Eligwe, DE Cubs (Darvish 2-3), 2:20 p.m. York, 3; 11 tied at 2. surgery in October and is not expected to kee 15-47 (Hill 3-6, Frazier 2-2, Myles Humphrey and DB Michael San Francisco (Holland 1-4) at HOME RUNS_Yelich, Milwau- strikeout pitcher," said Angels manager Brad Ilyasova 2-3, Bledsoe 2-5, Middleton Hunter. Colorado (Freeland 2-5), 3:10 p.m. kee, 16; Bellinger, Los Angeles, 14; Ausmus, who led the Tigers from 2014-2017. pitch this season. ... RHP Keynan Middle- 2-6, Mirotic 2-8, Brogdon 1-3, Con- HOCKEY Cincinnati (Roark 2-1) at Oakland Alonso, New York, 11; Baez, Chica- naughton 1-4, S.Brown 0-1, Ante- National Hockey League (Bassitt 1-0), 3:37 p.m. go, 11; Hoskins, Philadelphia, 11; "I thought he had a very good chance to be a ton, recovering from Tommy John surgery, is tokounmpo 0-2, Lopez 0-7). Fouled BUFFALO SABRES — Signed F Pittsburgh (Musgrove 1-3) at St. Ozuna, St. Louis, 11; Pederson, Los solid major league pitcher, but his slider is throwing again after having a minor setback. Out_None. Rebounds_Boston 50 Arttu Ruotsalainen to a three-year Louis (Wacha 2-0), 7:45 p.m. Angeles, 10; Reyes, San Diego, 10; (Morris 11), Milwaukee 56 (Mirotic, entry level contract. Atlanta (Soroka 3-1) at Arizona Suarez, Cincinnati, 10; 10 tied at 9. as good as we've seen from any left-handed Tigers: Manager Ron Gardenhire said he Connaughton 11). Assists_Boston TENNIS (Weaver 3-1), 9:40 p.m. STOLEN BASES_Robles, Wash- pitcher this season." was feeling OK a day after an allergic reac- 19 (Horford 6), Milwaukee 27 (Ante- International Tennis Federation Washington (Corbin 2-1) at L.A. ington, 8; Story, Colorado, 7; Yelich, tokounmpo 8). Total Fouls_Boston ITF — Named Jamie Delgado Dodgers (Hill 0-0), 10:10 p.m. Milwaukee, 7; Bellinger, Los Ange- Trout was 0 for 4 and matched a season tion to something he ate or drank led to him 18, Milwaukee 23. Technicals_Hor- player relations consultant. Friday's Games les, 6; Marte, Pittsburgh, 6; Tatis Jr., leaving the dugout early in Tuesday night's ford. A_17,701 (17,500). COLLEGE Milwaukee at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 San Diego, 6; Wong, St. Louis, 6; high with three strikeouts. NORTH CAROLINA — Graduate p.m. Dyson, Arizona, 5; 9 tied at 4. "We've set such an impossibly high stan- game. ... IF Josh Harrison is scheduled to RB Jordan Brown announced he will Miami at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. PITCHING_Greinke, Arizona, 5- NHL PlayoffsAll Times EDT transfer to Kansas State. Philadelphia at Kansas City, 8:15 1; Woodruff, Milwaukee, 5-1; Arri- play three games this week in Lakeland, CONFERENCE SEMIFINALS dard for Mike that it seems like he's in a ter- OKLAHOMA CITY - Named Kris- p.m. eta, Philadelphia, 4-2; Buehler, Los (Best-of-7; x-if necessary) Florida, to prepare for his comeback from a ten Coventon volleyball coach. Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Angeles, 4-0; Davies, Milwaukee, 4- rible slump if he goes hitless for one game," Tuesday, May 7 San Diego at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. 0; Eflin, Philadelphia, 4-3; Fried, St. Louis 2, Dallas 1, 2OT, St. BC-BBA--American League Ausmus said. "I don't think he feels great at strained right leg. Atlanta at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Atlanta, 4-2; Mikolas, St. Louis, 4-2; Louis wins series 4-3 Glance BC-BBA--American League Washington at L.A. Dodgers, Quintana, Chicago, 4-1; Ryu, Los the plate right now, but I think he's going to FALLING SHORT Wednesday, May 8 10:10 p.m. Angeles, 4-1. San Jose 3, Colorado 2, San Glance be fine." Angels star Albert Pujols was perhaps a Cincinnati at San Francisco, ERA_Paddack, San Diego, 1.55; Jose wins series 4-3 couple feet from reaching 2,000 career RBIs, AmericanAll Times LeagueEDT 10:15 p.m. Davies, Milwaukee, 1.56; Castillo, Ohtani, who was 0 for 4 in his season EASTERN CONFERENCE Cincinnati, 1.97; Ryu, Los Angeles, Boston 4, Columbus 2 East Division debut Tuesday, was 0 for 3 with two strike- a total just Hank Aaron (2,297) and Alex WLPct GB TODAY'S MAJOR 2.03; Smith, Miami, 2.11; Lyles, Thursday, April 25: Boston 3, Pittsburgh, 2.20; Musgrove, Pitts- Rodríguez (2,086) have reached since the Columbus 2, OT Tampa Bay 23 13 .639 — LEAGUEAMERICAN LEADERS LEAGUE outs and was hit on his right elbow by a New York 21 15 .583 2 burgh, 2.63; Fried, Atlanta, 2.98; Saturday, April 27: Columbus 3, BATTING_Polanco, Minnesota, Eflin, Philadelphia, 3.00; Strahm, pitch. statistic has been recorded since 1920. Boston 2, 2OT Boston 19 19 .500 5 .344; Brantley, Houston, .340; Red- Toronto 15 22 .405 8½ San Diego, 3.00. Tyler Skaggs (3-3) gave up eight runs – Pujols hit a long fly to left that was caught by Tuesday, April 30: Columbus 2, dick, Houston, .339; LeMahieu, New STRIKEOUTS_Scherzer, Wash- Boston 1 Baltimore 13 24 .351 10½ York, .339; Andrus, Texas, .338; seven earned – on eight hits and two walks Niko Goodrum just above the wall. Central Division ington, 72; Strasburg, Washington, Thursday, May 2: Boston 4, Dozier, Kansas City, .331; Ander- 68; Castillo, Cincinnati, 59; Smith, Columbus 1 W L Pct GB son, Chicago, .328; Mancini, Balti- over 4 2/3 innings. He was 2-0 with a 1.64 "Albert is hitting the ball well, but he hit Minnesota 23 12 .657 — Miami, 56; deGrom, New York, 56; Saturday, May 4: Boston 4, more, .326; Choo, Texas, .317; Mar- Ray, Arizona, 55; Syndergaard, ERA in his two previous starts, coming off some balls hard to the worst part of this Columbus 3 Cleveland 19 16 .543 4 tinez, Boston, .309. Detroit 16 17 .485 6 New York, 54; Woodruff, Milwaukee, place," Ausmus said. "Comerica Park is Monday, May 6: Boston 3, RUNS_Haniger, Seattle, 32; Mer- 54; Marquez, Colorado, 52; Bum- the injured list with a sprained left ankle, Columbus 0 Chicago 16 19 .457 7 rifield, Kansas City, 30; Betts, Kansas City 13 25 .342 11½ garner, San Francisco, 51. and had allowed just nine runs over his first where home runs go to die." Yelich hits 16th HR, Brewers top Seeding From page 9 In a perfect world, he would like Michigan to seed all of Nationals 7-3 for 6th win in row the district teams but then hold the district in one neutral site, at Gogebic Community College for the west end. MILWAUKEE (AP) – Yet again, also connected for Milwaukee, which Washington Brewers 7, NationalsMilwaukee 3 “You start seeding and traveling, it’s pretty much like a Christian Yelich quickly swung leads the National League with 65 ab rhbi ab rhbi normal home game and a normal road game,” he said. “You Eaton lf 5010Cain cf 5000 things in Milwaukee's favor. home runs. V.Rbles rf 3001Yelich rf 4231 lose a lot of the tournament atmosphere, which I think is one The reigning NL MVP connected The Brewers took advantage of Rendon 3b 4000Mstakas 2b 5222 of the best things about high school sports.” Gomes c 4000Braun lf 3110 in the first inning for his major Washington misplays to make it 4-0 B.Dzier 2b 4130Thames 1b 3121 – – – league-leading 16th home run and in the first inning. After third base- Difo ss 4111T.Shaw 3b 4000 It’s interesting to think about how this year’s districts would Ad.Snch 1b 4010Pina c 4111 the Brewers won their sixth straight man Anthony Rendon made an error M.Tylor cf 3010Arcia ss 4022 have changed if the top two teams were ranked. game, beating the Washington on Mike Moustakas' grounder and Hllcksn p 1000Wodruff p 3000 –Would Ironwood have still played state runner-up Iron Grace p 0000Albers p 0000 Nationals 7-3 on Wednesday. Hellickson walked Ryan Braun, left Noll ph 1110Claudio p 0000 Mountain in the first round? Fedde p 0000Gamel ph 1000 Maybe. Yelich's solo drive came on the fielder Adam Eaton overran a tower- Kndrick ph 0001Ju.Grra p 0000 fourth pitch of the afternoon from ing flyball by Eric Thames that Brrclgh p 0000B.Smith p 0000 It was the worst possible draw for any team in the U.P., but Jeremy Hellickson (2-1). dropped a few feet into fair territory Suero p 0000Hader p 0000 especially for Ironwood after the great season they had. Suzuki ph 1000 But there is a good chance Calumet would have been seeded "Swing at good pitches," said and bounced into the seats for a Totals 34 383Totals 36 7 11 7 Yelich, who finished with three hits ground-rule double, scoring Mous- Washington 000 001 200 —3 second due to a strong record combined with a stronger strength Milwaukee 420 010 00x —7 of schedule in the West-PAC, which is made up of teams with and scored twice. "Whether it's the takas. E_T.Shaw (2), Rendon (2). LOB_Washington 7, Milwaukee 11. 2B_B.Dozier (2), M.Taylor (2), Moustakas (9), Thames (2). higher enrollments. first pitch, the last pitch, somewhere Orlando Arcia added a two-run HR_Yelich (16), Moustakas (9), Pina (1). SB_Yelich (7), Braun (3). So if Ironwood wasn’t seeded first or second, random draw in-between." single, with Thames reaching the SF_V.Robles (1), Kendrick (4). IP HRER BB SO would have picked their first-round opponent anyway, meaning it The Nationals lost all three at plate when right fielder Victor Rob- Washington still could have been Iron Mountain. Hellickson L,2-1 476334 Miller Park, marking the first time les' throw sailed over the head of Grace 121101 Additionally, none of Ironwood’s conference games would be they've been swept this season, and catcher Yan Gomes. Fedde 110021 included in the computer formula because they are all Wisconsin Barraclough 100000 have dropped four in a row overall. Moustakas hit a two-run homer Suero 110011 teams. How Ironwood’s rating will ever be fairly done in the future Washington loaded the bases for a 6-0 in the second. Pina connect- Milwaukee is a big question mark because the only games that will count are Woodruff W,5-1 641109 with one out in the ninth inning, but ed in the fifth for his first home run Albers 2-3 32201 their four non-conference games against Michigan schools. Claudio 1-3 00001 –How about the Division 4 boys at E-TC? Josh Hader struck out pinch-hitter of the season. Guerra 100002 Kurt Suzuki and Adam Eaton for his Brandon Woodruff (5-1) struck Smith 1-3 10000 Probably not. Hader S,10-10 2-3 00012 Bessemer was the easy 1 seed and Wakefield-Marenisco was 10th save in 10 chances. out a career-high nine while notching Umpires_Home, D.J. Reyburn; First, Fieldin Cubreth; Second, "We battled back again, but we've his third straight win. He gave up Ben May; Third, CB Bucknor. probably the 2. They were already on seperate sides and would got to start playing clean baseball, one run in six innings. T_3:24. A_30,333 (41,900). have met in the final had W-M not been upset by E-TC. stop giving other teams 30 outs and "I tell myself to just go out every by pinch-hitter Howie Kendrick. –The D-4 girls would have been different, though, right? Maybe. playing good baseball," Washington inning and attack the guys, and get RIGHT DOWN THE MIDDLE Woodruff was especially effective E-TC and Ontonagon met in a much-anticipated semifinal that manager Dave Martinez said. "If you strike one first, go right after them," most everyone thought should have been in the final. think about it, on the other end, we Woodruff said. facing the meat of the Nationals' order. Six of his strikeouts came Would the computer have agreed? On E-TC, for sure. Onton- have 27 outs, 13 of them were strike- The Nationals made it 7-3 with agon had a better record than Jeffers, E-TC’s opponent in the final, against Washington's No. 3, 4 and 5 outs, so we've got to start putting the two runs in the seventh off Matt but the records were close, both teams played strong non-confer- ball in play." Albers. Wilmer Difo had an RBI sin- hitters (Rendon twice, Gomes three ence opponents, and Jeffers beat one of the bigger ones, Mike Moustakas and Manny Pina gle and later scored on a sacrifice fly times and Brian Dozier once). Houghton. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Partner doesn’t reciprocate passion

Dear Annie: I am in a relationship with a 71-year-old woman. I am 72. We have a lot in common and our relationship has moved toward moving in together. We have been intimate, but when we are, there is no passion on her part. Even after exten- sive foreplay, she has no passion. She just Dear lies there. She never touches me and is Annie never the aggressor. I love this woman, and she says she loves me. But she cer- tainly doesn’t know how to express it. great opportunity – an opportunity to She is a sweet woman who is just going explore our world through the eyes of our through a tough financial time. I am will- children and to learn new things. ing to help her, but I sometimes think her My adult children do the same things – involvement with me is for the financial fancy coffee shops and unusual foods – help only. I thought she loved me, but the and we are thrilled to go along. We like to red flags I am getting when I try to be inti- try different cuisines and go to places that THE PAJAMA DIARIES mate with her are making me think I am we don’t often visit. They bring lots of fun making a mistake. to any situation, and it’s a sweet way to She is a kind and considerate woman in peer into their world, which we only get other ways. Recently, I had a major health glimpses of now that they are on their issue and she stayed and nursed me back to health for two months with sacrifices own. on her part. She says in time the passion People of my generation tend to only will be there, but I am not sure that is true. want to do what is familiar, and that puts – Thinking About Moving On us in a rut. Usually, after they have left, I Dear Thinking: Instead of thinking will enjoy the establishments we visited as about moving on, start thinking about a family. One restaurant is run by our kids’ what you really want in a relationship. If friends, and when we go there now, they MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM you want more passion and a mutually sat- hug us and give us terrific service. It’s like isfying sex life, then she may not be the a small piece of their lives is left behind to right partner for you. If you want a friend keep them in our hearts and minds. Don’t and caretaker, then maybe she is ideal. fight change. It’s a fun, exciting learning Can the passion grow? Sure. experience. – Old in Body Only But the real question is how long you Dear Old in Body Only: What a lovely would want to wait. It could be that she letter. Thank you for offering such wise cares for you greatly but is sexually inhib- advice. Change is going to happen to us, ited. Or it could be that she sees you as whether we embrace it or not. By embrac- someone to pay her bills. You’ll find out if ing it, you are leaving yourself open to you go to couples therapy, which I would wonderful experiences like the one you recommend. described having in your children’s BORN LOSER Dear Annie: The woman who signed friends’ restaurant. A warm hug and terrif- her letter as “Grandma” was unhappy that ic service sound like some pretty good her adult children like to go to “fancy consequences of embracing change. pants” coffee shops and prefer certain Send your questions for Annie Lane to unusual foods. I believe she is missing a [email protected].

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Request for Quotations The Gogebic Ontonagon Community Action Agency invites quotations from suitable applicants for the following: • New Furnace and Air Conditioning installation

for a 4,210 sq. Ft. area at our Corporate office North 05-09-19 m A Q 10 9 in Bessemer, MI n 10 7 6 o Q 2 Quotations must be received by May 20, 2019 p Q J 10 9 West East and submitted by mail or drop off: m 6 3 m J 8 5 2 To: GOCAA-Furnace n A Q 9 5 4 n 8 3 2 o 8 7 4 3 o K 10 9 6 100 S. Mill Street p K 5 p 7 4 South Bessemer, MI 49911 m K 7 4 n K J Work will need to be done by July 1, 2019. For o A J 5 p further information regarding this, please call A 8 6 3 2 Dealer: South (906)667-0283 ext. 8 Vulnerable: Both South West North East 1NT Pass 2p Pass 2o Pass 3NT All Pass

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