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I Supporters of changes to Jaye Bell,representing the home rule charter measure for Coos County,talks county government make about the initiative Wednesday during pitches at measure forums the chamber of commerce weekly lunch meeting.People representing the administrator ordinance for the county BY DANIEL SIMMONS-RITCHIE were there to speak to their measure. The World By Lou Sennick, The World By Jessie Higgins, The World The sparks flew Wednesday in a ver- Junior Christina Clayton laughs after making a mistake reading the bal slugfest over two ballot measures that morning announcements. Clayton is one of a small group of anchors propose changes to Coos County’s gov- Two groups are pushing separate ballot measures to fix the same perceived who host the morning announcements for Steve Walker’s new multi- ernment structure. problem: They think Coos County’s government is running inefficiently. media class.The video announcements are filmed the day before and The first round began in The Mill The two groups are attacking that perceived issue from opposing angles. include short student-produced multimedia clips. Casino-Hotel at noon. Two camps, one Their success or failure could eventually impact your tax statement and in favor of a home rule charter (measure your representation in Coos County politics. 6-143), the other in favor of hiring a county administrator (6-144), sparred Measure 6-143: Adopt a home rule charter MHS goes live over what they deemed risks and uncer- A group of citizens says the county will run better if taxpayers have tainties in their opponent’s measure. more control over Coos County’s elected officials. Measure 6-143 pro- In an opening blow, Jon Barton, an poses that the county adopt a charter, which is like a constitution. The I Multimedia program launches first administrator advocate, accused the group’s 40-page charter creates new rules for the county’s management. charter authors of creating their docu- Among its biggest changes: The board adds two new commissioners, student-produced television show ment in secret. decisions require the support of four of the five commissioners, the “The charter was clearly formed human resources director is elected rather than hired and voters must approve certain contracts and property transactions. BY JESSIE HIGGINS without public input,” Barton said. The World “There was no public meetings,there was no notice of meetings; it was put together Supporters say: Opponents say: COOS BAY — The final bell sounds. Two well-dressed by a handful of people, somewhere.” teenagers immediately position themselves in front of a green By comparison, members of his camp Taxpayers can rein in excessive spending Although intended to curb excess, the rules screen. Other high school students file in to man the cameras. said, two county advisory committees because the county must approve certain will inadvertently require votes on dozens of rou- More head upstairs to handle audio and video transitions. had worked for a year to determine how transactions with voters. For instance, vot- tine items, from elevator maintenance to bulk “Everybody ready?” Steve Walker asks his students. an administrator could improve county ers must approve any county contract buys of vehicles. Alan Petitt, a Coos Bay busi- The teleprompter starts to roll. efficiency. worth over $100,000. Jaye Bell, a charter nessman, says most people probably don’t want “Good morning, Marshfield,”senior Alex Heinrich begins. But the charter supporters, a group author, says that gives voters a voice. “We that level of micromanagement: “Are the voters He and his co-anchor, junior Christina Clayton, take turns called Americans for Responsive, are upholding a representative form of gov- really interested in managing the county?” reading the next day’s morning announcements. When Responsible, Representative ernment,” she said they’re done, other students will edit the video, replace the Government (ARRRG), fired back. green screen with corresponding photographs and add John Shanks, a former U.S. Navy The county will make better decisions by Requiring supermajorities will stifle gover- graphics. Thirty-second video stories, all shot and edited by serviceman, said he didn’t put much requiring greater consensus. Under the nance. Commissioner Cam Parry says it’s already students, are added. stock in the advisory committees’ find- charter, four of five commissioners must difficult getting two commissioners to agree on KMHS radio now does TV. ings. agree on every issue. Ronnie Herne, a char- the same issue, let alone four. The class is new this year. It’s modeled after collegiate “What makes you think that an ter author, says the commissioners are con- multimedia courses, Walker said. Every day the students administrator can do what the commis- sistently voting 2 to 1 (Fred Messerle and shoot and edit a five-minute video broadcast on school news sioners can’t do?” he said. Cam Parry against Bob Main). that is played for the student body. Rob Taylor, a fellow charter support- “This class is about getting out and doing it,”said senior er,said many entities across Oregon with By electing the human resources director, Bill Grile, Springfield’s former city manager, Jarad Tokich.“It’s hands-on learning. That’s what I like about administrators, like schools and cities, the official will be on equal footing with the says an elected human resources director is a this class.” were doing poorly. commissioners. Herne says the director “ludicrous” idea and possibly unprecedented in This week, Tokich is working on a video story about the “This is why we need more represen- needs to be able to negotiate with unions America. Says labor law is a specialized field and high school’s band. tation, not more administration,”he said. “without three people breathing down their requires the most qualified candidate, not the “The band is under appreciated,”he said. Taylor’s group says their measure will neck.” most popular with voters. The director should be During Wednesday’s class, he carried an HD camera provide greater representation by turn- able to make tough decisions without worrying mounted on a tripod into the halls to interview student band ing the human about re-election. leaders. He’s already shot video of the band rehearsing, and resources direc- plans to take more video of the Friday night half-time per- What tor into an elect- Herne says the charter will likely save Those assumptions don’t include the charter’s formance. ed official and money for Coos County. Says it encourages unintended consequences. Parry says the char- Then he’ll edit together two clips. The first will be short, happens if requiring public bulk purchases and preventive mainte- ter’s conditions on grant money mean it could about 30 seconds, to play with the morning news announce- both pass? votes on certain nance, reduces the salary of the human lose hundreds of thousands of dollars. Voting on ments. The second will be longer, a few minutes. Both ver- county contracts resources director and deactivates depart- routine expenditure will slow down the county’s Coos County will sions will go online at kmhsonline.com. and property ment credit cards, among other changes. operation and add cost. Mailing four ballots each face an unusual situa- transactions. year alone will cost $60,000 each. Tokich is one of the first students to work on a multimedia tion that may take video. But those months or years to proposals were Measure 6-144: Hire a county administrator solve, according to sharply criti- Another group, supported by two Coos County commissioners, says SEE LIVE | A10 legal experts The cized that the county needs to centralize its management structure. At present, three World approached in evening by commissioners supervise day-to-day affairs of 23 departments. The sys- August. The general Commissioner tem, like most American counties, was established during settlement. rule is that a charter Cam Parry in a Measure 6-144 proposes that the county hire a “county administrator,”a is a constitution and separate forum would supersede con- position similar to a city manager or a CEO. at the Red Lion By hiring an administrator, the commissioners focus on policy (eg. tradicting ballot Hotel in Coos measures. However, it ordinances) while the administrator focuses on management (eg. setting Bay. isn’t clear what hap- budgets, hiring department directors, ordering equipment). The admin- pens when the char- Parry said the istrator answers to the board of commissioners and the board has the ter is established on human resources power to hire and fire that person. the same ballot as the director is a spe- This measure also would add two new commissioners to the board in contradicting ordi- cialized job that 2015 and the salary of each commissioner would be cut to pay for the nance. “What’s going requires a quali- salary of an administrator. to happen is this is fied candidate. going to be tied up in And, while the court for a long time,” charter’s Supporters say: Opponents say: said Josh Soper, inter- emphasis on im county counsel. public voting Coos County’s founding leadership struc- Bell says administrators are undemocratic. “It may be well ture hasn’t kept pace with the growing com- takes your representative form of government The Associated Press intentioned, it plexity of county management. Alan Pettit, a away from you.” Rob Taylor, a charter supporter, Newsweek magazine, a mainstay of mainstream news coverage for would create havoc. Coos Bay businessman, says the county is says America tried to get away from administra- decades, will cease print publication Dec. 31. Parry said the county’s 23 depart- vulnerable to poor management because tors during its founding. “The reason we wrought ments would need constant voter commissioners are elected for their policy the system is because we didn’t want to live any- approval to conduct routine business. views, not their management credentials. more with the king’s administrators.” Newsweek to “It would create a tremendous Says hiring an administrator will improve amount of gridlock,”Parry said. planning, departmental communication and An analysis by The World found that let commissioners focus on policy. end print edition under the charter’s rules, the sheriff’s office alone would have placed about 16 Department heads struggle with frequent Herne says an administrator won’t improve NEW YORK (AP) — Newsweek plans to end its print pub- measures on last year’s ballot. Voters changes in commissioners. Those officials continuity. She believes an administrator lication after 80 years and will shift to an all-digital format would have decided the fate of mainte- usually need time to learn the ropes. Says would stay only three to four years before aimed at online users starting in early 2013. Job cuts are nance contracts, vehicle purchases and an administrator provides a steady pillar of moving on to a bigger city. expected. the sale of used vehicles. management between officials. Newsweek’s last U.S. print edition will be its Dec. 31 By the end of the second forum, some issue. members of the pro-charter group con- The system is the most efficient gover- John Shanks, a former serviceman, says With more and more consumers on the go and using their ceded there would be gridlock, but nance structure because it’s so widely used. administrators can work, but the proposed cell phones and tablets to receive the news, media organiza- argued that could be positive for the Grile says 15 Oregon counties have adminis- measure doesn’t have enough details about tions have had to increasingly shift more of their emphasis county. trators. Schools, boards, companies all have the job description. Also raises criticism about online. “A little bit of gridlock at the govern- administrator-type positions. Bill Grile says how it’s working in certain cities. “Look at SmartMoney, for example, announced in June that it was ment level isn’t a bad thing,”Shank said. there’s a reason entities don’t convert to Portland, they have an administrator and they are ramming projects through that the people shuttering its print publication in favor of a digital format. “Especially if it slows them down a little county commission. “If it’s such a great idea why don’t they fire all these expensive CEOs don’t want.” Dow Jones & Co., a unit of News Corp., said at the time that bit.” and run the organization themselves?” 25 positions at SmartMoney would be eliminated. Speaking after the meeting, Taylor Newsweek’s decision does not come as a complete sur- said that while each camp disagreed over prise. Barry Diller, the head of the company that owns the solution, they all agreed there was a Ultimately, an administrator will save the The assumed efficiencies are vague. Shanks Newsweek, announced in July that the publication was problem in Coos County government. “We have got two distinct approach- county money because the person is more says an administrator will need assistants, which examining its future as a weekly print magazine. Diller said es to this,and that’s what’s nice about the efficiently using resources. Meanwhile, the aren’t included in the cost estimates of support- then that producing a weekly news magazine in print form vote,” he said. “We have three choices: commissioners have more time to find new ers. Additionally, an administrator may stipulate wasn’t easy. Leave it the same, the charter or the sources of revenue, lobby state and federal an expensive “golden parachute” in their con- administrator.” officials, and set policy. tract. SEE NEWSWEEK | A10

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Fashion Coquille. https://www.farmer- Negotiating the Legal System 6 p.m. in its new home at the I The Wild Women of ation. 541-756-4466 or 541-756- judged on style, originality and claims.gov/ p.m., St. John Episcopal Church All-American Pizza Coop in Charleston present their at 975 Franklin Ave., Bandon. 4151 presentation. 541-888-4875 Coos Bay. Burlap Fashion Extravaganza Historically Speaking Series 7 Dinner and programs offered to Coquille Valley Art Center Quilt Haunted Theatre 6-11 p.m., Little I Little Theatre on the Saturday afternoon at their p.m., Coos Bay Public Library, children. Guest speakers: Gigi Show open house 10 a.m. to 4 Myrtlewood Room, 525 Ander- Theatre on the Bay, 2100 Sher- Bay’s Haunted Theatre starts eponymous Shoppe in Giddings, paralegal and single p.m., 10144 State Highway 42. man Ave., North Bend. Cost is Friday night. Younger kids Charleston. The shop has son Ave., Coos Bay. “Labor His- mom; and Marty Burkett, coun- Safety and Emergency Services $4 first time through, $2 second will be entertained non- burlap if you need it. tory and the IWW: A Local Per- selor and former law enforce- spective” by Lionel Youst. 541- Fair 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Pony Vil- time, free for next three times. ment officer. RSVP at 541-347- lage Mall, 1611 Virginia Ave., 541-756-4336 269-1101 2152 North Bend. Geared for all ages. Halloween Eve Waxer’s Show FRIDAY Haunted Theatre 6-11 p.m., Little Allegany Community Center with Apollo 7 p.m., Waxer’s .. Theatre on the Bay, 2100 Sher- gry. Farmers Market and Craft Fair Rock Hall, 242 S. Broadway, un Quilt Show Artist’s Reception 10 man Ave., North Bend. Cost is Coos Bay. Special guests “The e H a.m. to 3 p.m., Coquille Valley 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 10361 Coos ’r $4 first time through, $2 second Autonomics” and “Soccer You Art Center, 10144 State Highway River Highway 241, Coos Bay. time, free for next three times. Babes.” Cost $5. Doors open at re 42, Coquille. 541-396-3294 541-269-0957 e He 541-756-4336 6:30 p.m. e’r Allegany Community Center Mahaffy Ranch Pumpkin Patch W Beautiful Impact Women’s Con- 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 10362 Coos The Young Bucs Benefit Concert 7 Farmers Market and Craft Fair ference 7 p.m., Coquille Praise River Highway 241, Coos Bay. p.m., Marshfield High School 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., 10361 Coos Center Foursquare Church, 5548 River Highway 241, Coos Bay. North Bend Equestrian Team auditorium, 10th & Ingersoll, N. Hemlock, Coquille. Doors BBQ and face painting fundrais- Coos Bay. Cost: adults, $10; stu- 541-269-0957 open at 5 p.m. Cost $35 for two ing activities. https://www.face- dents, $5; families, $20. Pro- day conference. 541-260-1988. 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Question: I heard that Hamilton Answer: BRING, a Eugene-based non-profit recy- materials.” Construction, which had the contract for cler, did receive a donation of bridge railings from Like the Conde B. McCullough Memorial Bridge in Hamilton several years ago, but they came from the North Bend, the Patterson Bridge was designed by the McCullough Bridge renovation, donated firm’s earlier renovation of the Isaac Lee Patterson Oregon Department of Transportation engineer Conde sections of the old cement railings to a Bridge in Gold Beach. McCullough. Eugene organization for use in a community BRING Director Julie Daniel said she had asked for Have a question about current happenings in Coos garden. I want to know why a Eugene group the spare sections of railing to be donated after she saw County? I Want to Know will try to answer it. 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Editorial Board Clark Walworth, Publisher & Editor Opinion Ryan Haas, City Editor Ron Jackimowicz, News Editor theworldlink.com/opinion North Bend: Graham, Erbele, Slater

The North Bend City Council Commerce, offers a detailed grasp race features two solid incum- 2012 General Election of city issues. He backs up his bents, one former mayor and an knowledge with clear thinking and ambitious young entrepreneur, all articulate discussion. running for three seats. Voters The World’s Editorial Board provides its election recommendations as a service to our (Full disclosure: The World’s probably can’t go wrong with any readers. We welcome other viewpoints. publisher/editor is a member of of them, but putting a priority on the chamber’s executive commit- experience would be a wise tee, and as such he’s one of Slater’s and exploring the possibility of maintenance money is far from approach. bosses.) apartments above downtown plentiful. Longtime councilman Howard After 14 years away from city Graham is intimately familiar with stores. He also highlights the less Erbele has a realistic view of cost hall, Slater brings a rare combina- North Bend issues. He is an advo- glamorous priority of maintaining pressures that challenge the city’s tion of experience and an out- cate for downtown urban renewal streets throughout the city, point- ability to maintain services. He sup- sider’s view. He’ll contribute a and takes pride in its accomplish- ing out the importance of spending ports a conservative approach to useful perspective. ments, particularly this year’s scarce dollars carefully. spending and saving city revenue. The fourth candidate, 31-year- “street scape” enhancements. The other incumbent on this Like Graham, Erbele is a voice of old Kyle Daniels, is a bright guy Graham supports a forward- year’s ballot shares Graham’s focus continuity in a generally well-run with much to offer. We hope he’ll looking agenda: partnering with on redevelopment and infrastruc- city government. spend time learning more about the Coquille Indian Tribe on ture. Mike Erbele points out the Timm Slater, a former mayor city issues and then run again. The waterfront improvements, rede- persistent challenges of aging who works as executive director of community needs to cultivate its veloping the Bangor School site streets and sewers, for which the Bay Area Chamber of next generation of leaders. Public Forum

Landowners want flood protection In the Myrtle Point Herald Oct. 4 front page story, “Commissioner Fred Messerle explains China Camp Creek project,” Fred Messerle sums up the project as “Tide gates ... not a land grab.”See on Messerle’s own website (fredmesserle.com) and elsewhere on the Internet a January 2012 arti- cle entitled “Land-use plan could be win for conservation and com- merce,”which states, “The flooded area of Winter Lake will be divided into three tracts, each with its own tide gate. Two of the tracts will be highly regulated and drained to allow for grazing .... The gate of the third tract will be set nearly com- pletely open, allowing the land to be almost completely under tidal influence ....” Result: a taking of farmland. The report continues, “Also in the works is a plan to connect this more tidally influenced tract back to China Camp Creek, and restore that waterway’s natural winding path.”Result: a taking of farmland — a land grab. What is in store for property owners in the nearly open tide gate area and on up China Camp Creek? The FEMA Flood Plain Insurance Maps clearly show that Winter over to him. As we drove into the and ridiculous. average person? Lake and Garden Valley China driveway at home, Mom and sister Some people may feel they just We are veering from what was Camp Creek bottom land are all in Linda came running out of the want to throw their hands into the intended by our founders. I grew Kudos the flood plain. These landowners house, grabbed me and gave me a air and vote “no” on both propos- up in the ’50s, when all Americans deserve the same protection as big hug. als. But that is not in the best pulled together. A time when we others. This is a drainage district Clayton L. Green interest of Coos County. could all agree to disagree — but after all. Making way for fish is an Sacramento, Calif. This county is in dire need of a not be disagreeable. A country admirable goal. The taking of fer- professional administrator, and where everyone knew if they Fall Fling for the tile farmland is not. don’t let anyone convince you worked hard, were honest in their What is the rest of the story, Administrator yes, otherwise. dealings with others and believed Arts donations Mary Schamehorn Commissioner Messerle? We need in the golden rule, their opportu- The October 6 Fall Fling county charter no Bandon some clarification here. nities were limitless. fundraiser was a major event for I understand that the ultimate I continue to be amazed by the Not everyone achieved the Coos Art Museum, raising $4,130. goal is to extend the “Winter Lake” rationale behind ARRRG’s pro- Help employees “American Dream,” but anyone On behalf of the museum, I extend beyond winter all the way to Pow- posed Coos County charter. do their jobs could work toward it and hope for a my appreciation to the individuals ers. Asking for your help in stop- Not only would their idea crip- better future for their children. My and businesses whose generous ping the water before it reaches ple county government, but it I couldn’t help but note the grandmother's parents came here donations were essential in mak- your doorstep. would be extremely expensive. The irony that on the same day that from Italy, and because of their ing it a success. Without the sup- Arlys Fones county is governed by a three-per- Jack Beebe claimed in his page 4 desire to become Americans, when port of donors such as those listed Portland son board, each of whom makes editorial that “you can’t run gov- the children spoke Italian at home below, the event and museum about $65,000 a year. The propos- ernment like a business,” a page 8 they were admonished by their operations would not be possible. al put forth by Jaye Bell and Ronnie article informed us that the U.S. parents to speak English. They Business and individuals that Hunkered down in Herne of Fairview would increase ran its fourth consecutive trillion- were proud to be here and become donated goods and services the number of commissioners to dollar deficit. The sole reason that citizens. include: Art Connection, Back a rootwad hole five. That would mean salaries of all levels of our government are Where’s the country that I Alley Pub & Grill, Bandon Frame Memories of an 18-year-old’s about $325,000 a year. drowning in red ink is exactly love? Was it only a dream or have & Photo Works, Benetti’s Italian encounter with the 1962 Colum- Let me tell you from first-hand because our civic leaders have we just lost our way? Are we not all Restaurant, Brown’s Studios, bus Day storm 50 years later as experience, as long-time mayor of failed to manage our government equal with equal rights to thoughts Coach House Restaurant, Coney seen through the eyes of a much Bandon, you can get a top-notch like a business. and beliefs? I still cry when “The Station, Donna Wright, El Sol older and wiser gray-haired man. administrator for far less than that. As co-chair of the Coos County Star-Spangled Banner” is played; I Mexican Restaurant, Englund It had been a routine day at the The Bandon city manager, who has Structure Committee, I did not still place my hand across my heart Marine Supply, Little Italy Buck and Irma Green homestead worked for the city for more than recommend a county administra- and I still believe in our motto, “In Restaurant, Little Theatre on the near Dora. I was heading over to 15 years, has accomplished so tor to help elected commissioners God we trust.” Bay, Liv Drahos, Oregon Coast the CCC road in the old Plymouth many things that I couldn't begin do their job. I recommended a Why can’t we get back to the Music Association, Oregon Con- to get food around 2 p.m. I remem- to list them. He makes less than county administrator to help old values of hard work, neighbor- nection, Oregon Digital Glass, ber Dad saying there was a storm $90,000 a year. county employees do theirs. And liness, helping each other up, not Port of Bandon, Sage Place, brewing, but it was very still, with He is retiring in a couple of years, to protect them from threats of asking our government to do Shark Bites, The Blanket Lady, no wind and darker than normal. I so he won’t be available,but there are termination, intimidation and everything for us? When did we The Mill Casino-Hotel, The made it over to 3C road where the others out there just like him. Don’t self-serving decision making by lose the passion, the joy in hard Shop and Threads That Bind. junction of the old Coos Bay let anyone tell you that you couldn't elected commissioners who lack work, the unabashed love for God Steven Broocks Wagon Road crossed, and by that get a great administrator (manager) fundamental business and man- and country? Executive Director time there was a little wind picking for a lot less than $325,000. That is agement skills. This is the most amazing coun- Coos Art Museum up and the sky was beginning to just plain ludicrous. We need commissioners who try on earth. Why else would so Coos Bay darken even more. City government is the perfect understand the problems and many seek our borders to become As I neared some of the recent model for what the county com- aren’t afraid of change. And that’s one of us, one of many in our logging clearcuts, the wind had missioners and the governance why Fred Messerle, John Sweet and exceptional country — Americans? picked up considerably and there committee are putting forward Melissa Cribbins have my vote. Is this country perfect? Was it were limbs falling in the timber with their ballot measure (6-144). Alan Pettit ever? Of course not! If we have Write to us and on the road. By 5 p.m., the The council sets the policy and it’s Coos Bay civil discourse, we may find new wind was swaying the big old- carried out by the answers, new solutions and new The World welcomes letters from growth timber back and forth, and manager/administrator. friends. readers. Please observe these stan- limbs were falling everywhere. The commissioners’ proposal There’s nothing Because we are all proud to be dards: Americans, can’t we take a step Eventually, fallen trees blocked would call for five elected officials, I Use your real name. my path. The wind was so bad, I each of whom would be paid we can’t overcome back and instead of demanding I 400 words maximum. had to hang onto the car to get $1,000 a month; they would set Where’s my country? what we personally want let’s be I Include your address and day- around to the other side. I found a the policy and work with the Where are the principles that bigger people and look at the true time phone number for verification. fallen tree that had a rootwad hole administrator. our forefathers fought and died needs of our nation. I No defamation, vulgarity or There is nothing that hard work that I stayed in for the night. I don’t think it is necessary to for? What happened to honor, loy- business complaints. Daylight came and the wind and pay $1,000 a month to get good alty, the rule of law? What hap- and sacrifice by all of us can’t over- I No poetry or religious testimony. rain had died down. I left the root- people to serve, but that can pened to the majority rules — not come. wad hole and traveled over fallen always be lowered. just those whose views are the God bless our country and We generally print every letter that trees for hours. Ballot measure 6-144 is a defi- loudest? Why do only a few, with every one of its citizens. meets these guidelines. Send yours I heard saws and eventually I nite step in the right direction. Do very limited points of view change Margherita Van Elsberg- to [email protected], or P.O. could see part of the Dora School not be confused by ARRRG’s char- the rules, harming the majority Zimmerman Box 1840, Coos Bay, 97420. House. I finally saw Dad and ran ter. It is burdensome, expensive and making life harder for the Coos Bay C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K Thursday, October 18,2012 • The World • A5 Y K State Marine vet’s Ore. parole board will free decision-making hints at a more man who killed as teen serious issue BY JONATHAN J. COOPER who wanted her mother members of the so-called The Associated Press dead. He didn’t grasp what it Oregon Five. Sterling Cunio, DEAR ABBY: This is in would mean to kill her, he now 35, will be eligible for response to “Worried Mom in SALEM — A man convict- said. parole in 2042 for the aggra- Gainesville, Fla.” (July 13), ed of killing his girlfriend’s “To me, it seemed like it vated murders of Ian Dahl whose son was not allowed to mother when he was 16 will would be a light switch,” and Bridget Camber in 1994. re-enlist in the Marine be freed from prison next Sopher said, describing his Sentences for other convic- Corps. month, the Oregon parole mental state as he helped tions will keep Cunio locked I hate to say this, but that board ruled Wednesday. plan the murder. “Someone’s up until 2066 at the earliest. young man knew darned well Shane Sopher is one of in the picture, someone’s not Cunio was 16 when he and when he got five Oregon inmates who had in the picture. I didn’t have an 18-year-old accomplice those tat- DEAR faced uncertain parole dates the empathy then that I have kidnapped Dahl, 21, and toos he because they were convicted now that would let me Camber, 18, as Dahl kissed would not ABBY of aggravated murder as explore what that really Camber good night in front be able to teenagers during a six-year means.” of his Salem apartment. The re-enlist. period when Oregon had no Sopher said he plotted assailants drove the couple to The U.S. clear sentencing guidelines with Shavonda Barrow and Albany, where they were Navy for such defendants. They’ve their 20-year-old friend, bound and shot. (which the become known as the Oregon Gregory Turner, to kill Donna Laycelle White and Lydell Marine Five. Corps Barrow and make the murder White, twin brothers who “technical- Sopher told the parole look like a botched robbery. were 15 when they killed ly” falls board that he had a troubled Sopher did not participate in Richard and Gracy Remy of under) JEANNE childhood and was unable to the beating, he said, and he Salem, won’t be eligible for passed the PHILLIPS control his anger or emotions helped stop Barrow’s bleed- release until 2048 and 2050, New when he helped plan the 1992 ing and called 911. respectively. They are 34 Enlistment murder of Donna Barrow, “I’m no longer the same now. Tattoo Policy in January who was beaten with a base- person I was at 16 years old,” The board earlier ruled 2003, with the Marine Corps ball bat and died days later. said Sopher, now 37. that the fifth member of the adding its policy in April The Associated Press He said he lacked will power The board also on Oregon Five, Conrad 2007. — SPOUSE OF Shane Sopher appears before the parole board during a hearing at the and was eager to please his Wednesday set parole eligi- Engweiler, now 38, will be RETIRED NAVY CPO Oregon State Penitentiary in Salem, on Wednesday. girlfriend, Shavonda Barrow, bility dates for three other eligible for parole in 2018. DEAR SPOUSE: You are correct. Many readers wrote to say the Navy had passed Fire season lifted in Western Oregon new tattoo policies in 2003 Some Sunwest investors and the Marine Corps fol- GRANTS PASS (AP) — released after a two-year- lowed suit in 2007. If re- to get their money back Heavy rains that drenched long court battle. enlisting is so important to much of Western Oregon STATE The anticipated release of PORTLAND (AP) — an investor group. That “Worried Mom’s” son, all he recently have prompted the DIGEST the files today by Portland Some investors in Sunwest covers about 500 out of needs to do is have his “tatts” Oregon Department of attorney Kelly Clark will Management, one of 1,200 investors. removed. Read on: Forestry to lift fire season and examined tire trucks in reveal 20,000 pages of docu- Oregon’s largest bankrupt- “That’s, I would say, an DEAR ABBY: The issue west of the Cascade Range. the mud. ments the Scouts kept on cy cases during the finan- almost miraculous return,” isn’t time served or his hon- However, department men inside — and in some cial crisis, have learned said Ford Elsaesser, an orable discharge. The Marine spokesman Rod Nichols said Portland police adding cases outside — the organi- they’ll get nearly all of Idaho attorney who repre- Times recently published an Wednesday that restrictions mental health unit zation believed to have com- their money back. Some sented Sunwest’s largest article on Marine policy on open burning, campfires, mitted acts of abuse. may even get a return on creditors. “I’ve been regarding tattoos. The Corps PORTLAND (AP) — The smoking and ATV use remain The court-ordered their investments. around Chapter 11 for 35 seeks to discourage full- Portland Police Bureau is across the region east of the release of the so-called per- A $1.7 billion sale of years. This is a phenome- sleeve tattoos and tattoos creating a crisis intervention Cascades. version files from 1965 to Sunwest assisted-living nal result.” above the neck. They are team and updating its writ- Fire prevention specialist 1985 has prompted the centers plucked from Robert Mitchell, an regarded as unprofessional in ten policy on the use of Taser Brian Ballou says the rain organization to pledge that bankruptcy proceedings is investor in Seattle, was less appearance and may incor- stun guns in response to a turned out to be much more they will go back into the responsible for the good effusive. He’ll recover his porate gang-related symbols. U.S. Department of Justice than expected. files and report any offenders news, The Oregonian $200,000 investment, but “Worried Mom’s” son likely investigation that found That allowed fire risk to who may have not been reported Wednesday. he said he failed to earn knew the guidelines. officers too frequently use drop from extreme to low in reported to the police when It means those who anything aside from emo- The mother said her son is excessive force against the Western Oregon. alleged abuse took place. took a stake in a new ven- tional distress and a bored and lacks focus in col- mentally ill. That could prompt a new ture rather than a cash delayed retirement. lege. This suggests he may The Police Bureau said Search resumes for round of criminal prosecu- payment in 2010 will get all Salem-based Sunwest have PTSD. His desire to Wednesday all officers will tions for offenders who have of their original invest- grew into one of the enlist in the French Foreign Gresham woman continue to be trained in how so far escaped justice. ment back, and some will nation’s largest assisted- Legion may have short-term GRESHAM (AP) — to deal with the mentally ill, even clear a small profit, living center operators gains, but it may also com- Authorities planned to con- but a specialized team with Klamath Falls doctor said Bill Bryan, who heads before collapsing in 2008. pound mental health prob- tinue the search today for a “enhanced” skills will be lems. — MARC IN SOUTH Gresham woman who disap- dispatched when a mental to be allowed back ORANGE, N.J. peared Tuesday in suspi- health issue is the main rea- PORTLAND (AP) — A DEAR ABBY: The non- cious circumstances. son for the call. Klamath Falls doctor who Death Notices sense about joining the Police say the husband of The Justice Department left the country to visit rela- French Foreign Legion shows 21-year-old Whitney Heichel investigated whether tives in the Republic of Gilbert E. Jackson — 78, 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 20, at that the young man lacks reported her missing after she Portland police engaged in a Maldives and was blocked of North Bend, died Oct.17, Coos Bay Chapel, 685 maturity. He chose to get the did not show up for work at “pattern or practice” of from returning is expected to 2012, in Reedsport. Anderson Ave. tattoos; he can either have her job at a nearby Starbucks excessive force when dealing be home soon. Arrangements are pending Arrangements are under the laser removal or live with his in the Portland suburb. with the mentally ill. Radio station KFLS with Coos Bay Chapel, 541- direction of Coos Bay decision. He wants to be a KATU reports her car was Agency officials conclud- reports the State Department 267-3131. Chapel, 541-267-3131. Marine and is crying about a found late Tuesday morning ed such a pattern exists, and has told Rep. Greg Walden William Penn Finney — regulation he does not like? in a Wood Village parking lot have been trying to reach a that travel documents are 74, of Coos Bay, died Oct. 13, That is definitely not Marine with the passenger side win- settlement with city leaders being made available 2012, in Springfield. Funerals quality! It appears he needs a dow smashed. on needed police reforms. Wednesday for Dr. Mohamed Arrangements are pending Friday, Oct. 19 Investigators believe the Siyad and his family. serious dose of maturity. — Boy Scouts’‘perversion’ with Myrtle Grove Funeral John Pershing Atkins, 9 CHRIS IN INDEPENDENCE, car had been seen at Dodge In July,Siyad and his fam- Service-Bay Area, 541-269- a.m., urnside committal, MO. park north of Sandy and at files set to be released ily went to the island nation 2851. Denmark Cemetery, DEAR ABBY: The French Larch Mountain in the PORTLAND (AP) — in the Indian Ocean in July George Robert Swope — Langlois. Memorial Mass, 11 Foreign Legion is a rational Columbia River Gorge. At Confidential files kept by the for what was supposed to be 59, of Coquille, died Oct. 16, a.m., Holy Trinity Catholic choice for this bored veteran Dodge Park Wednesday, Boy Scouts of America on a two-week vacation. The 2012, in Coquille. Church, 355 Oregon Ave., of two tours in Iraq. After KATU reports, investigators men they suspected of child Office of Homeland Security Arrangements are pending Bandon. Reception to follow, three five-year enlistments, found broken window glass sex abuse are set to be blocked the family’s return. with Myrtle Grove Funeral church fellowship hall. he will be eligible to retire. Service, 541-396-3158. Leslie L. Mode, 11 a.m., Plus, the legion will prepare Phil Pahalad — 78, of graveside service, Hawthorne him for a civilian occupation. North Bend, died Oct. 17, Memorial Gardens, Grants He will be able to live in Obituary 2012, in Coos Bay. A chapel Pass. Pastor Jason Dillon offi- France after only one enlist- working, he spent his spare Knights of the York Cross of funeral service will be held at ciating. ment, which gives him the John Kruse time building a log cabin in benefits of the French med- March 8, 1933 - Oct. 15, 2012 Honour; Order of Amaranth; Allegany. Although the logs ical system. Many employers Hillah Temple Coos County • Cremation A chapel Masonic memo- are all gone, John and wife, • Funeral Service in Europe prefer to hire ex- rial service to celebrate the Shrine Club; and the Oriental legionnaires. The legion also Delores, lived in that house for Band. John also belonged to life of John Willis Kruse, 79, their entire married life. Over has a history of teaching its of Allegany, will be held at 11 the Cushman Motor Scooter Locally recruits how to speak enough the years, John added on and Club. He enjoyed ranching, Owned a.m. Friday, Oct. 19, at Coos remodeled to better suit their “Our family & French to get along. Bay Chapel, 685 Anderson logging, building and operat- Operated needs. John graduated from serving your family” How do I know this? My Ave., with ing heavy equipment. In Marshfield High School in brother joined the FFL at age Jim Larkin, 541-267-4216 1952. He enrolled at what was addition to their two sons, 35. Wish I had, too. — past master 405 Elrod • Coos Bay John & Tanya Nelson then called OTI in Klamath John and Kevin, John and CHARLES IN FORT of Blanco Delores had more than 50 fos- WORTH, TEXAS Falls, studying diesel Masonic ter children during their life DEAR ABBY: Currently, mechanics and machine shop; Lodge, offi- together. the Australian forces are ciating. all the while dating his high John is survived by his wife expanding and are unable to Burial will school sweetheart. He enlist- of 58 years, Delores; sons, fill their ranks with their own be held in ed in the U.S. Army, serving in citizens, so they are recruit- the family John Kruse the Korean War as a medic. John and wife, Annie, and ing members from other plot at During that time, he married Kevin and wife, Amy, all of nations. The mission of the Sunset Memorial Park, Delores McFarlane Aug. 7, Allegany; daughters, Cheryl Australian military is similar 63060 1954 in Coos Bay. They trav- Grigsby and Tamra Music of to the U.S. military. As a Millington eled to various bases during Coos Bay and Cindy member of the Australian Frontage his time in the service. After Rockwood of Allegany; six forces, he would be defend- Road, Coos an honorable discharge, they grandchildren, Fredrick, ing the same ideals as the Bay. returned home to Coos Bay to Benjamin, Caleb, Emily and U.S. military. John was begin their life together. John Haley Kruse, and Lance I retired from the U.S. born March was hired on as a diesel Grigsby; and two sisters, Navy last year and seriously 8, 1933 to mechanic for Weyerhaeuser Dorothy Irvin of Coos Bay and considered doing this, too. — George and Timber Company in Marian Gazeley of Corvallis, RETIRED NAVY, RED- Allegany. He soon transferred Emily (Blake) and their families. He was MOND, ORE. over to driving log trucks, a Crremationemation GardensGardens Kruse in preceded in death by his par- DEAR ABBY: This young Marshfield. He passed away local job that would support Stop by and visit our peaceful cremation gardens. If you ents. man, like our son, is clearly Oct. 15, 2012, at his home in his family for nearly 35 years. have already scattered ashes or would like to inurn ashes Arrangements are under experiencing the effects of Allegany, surrounded by his John was active in local in a permanent place to reflect and remember, consider the direction of Coos Bay PTSD. The impact of this family after a short illness. Masonic bodies, including life our cenotaphs, cremation spaces, brick niches, Chapel, 541-267-3131. disorder on our servicemen John grew up in member of Blanco Masonic columbariums, boulders, benches, urns, Memorial contributions affects their ability to read- Marshfield, spending his Lodge No. 48 A.F. & A.M., of rose garden and cremation just to civilian life and move youth delivering papers for which he served as the 100th can be made to the Shriner's jewelry at affordable prices. forward with positive life the Coos Bay Times. He saved master of the lodge in 1970, Hospital for Children- planning. his earnings to buy a nearly 100 years after his Portland, 3101 S.W. Sam Est. 1914 Est. 1939 The signs of PTSD can be Cushman scooter. As a grandfather, master ship- Jackson Park Road, Portland, subtle, but they are very real. teenager, John also worked builder John Kruse, held the OR 97239. The man in that letter needs part time as a school bus driv- position; Occidental Council Friends and family are Locally owned by Tom Boynton professional help. His er and hauled logs all over No.12; Knights Templar of encouraged to sign the on-line injuries, while not physically Coos County for his father . Oregon Pacific Commandery guest book at www.coos- 541-267-7182 541-888-4709 obvious, require attention. — 63060 Millington Frontage Rd. 1525 Ocean Blvd. SW During the summer months, No. 10; Royal Arch Mason's bayfh.com and www.the- CONCERNED PARENTS Coos Bay, OR Coos Bay, OR while John wasn't in school or Arago Chapter No. 22; worldlink.com. www.coosbayfh.com C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K A6•The World • Thursday, October 18,2012 Y K Nation Arrest in NYC Federal Reserve plot

NEW YORK (AP) — A would “cause a large number were stunned by his arrest. Bangladeshi man snared in an of civilian casualties, includ- “My son can’t do it,” his FBI terror sting considered ing women and children,” the father, Quazi Ahsanullah, targeting President Barack complaint said. He had also said as he wept in his home Obama before settling on a car considered the New York in the Jatrabari neighbor- bomb attack on The Federal Stock Exchange as a target. hood in north Dhaka, Reserve in New York City, a The bomb was phony, but Bangladesh. law enforcement official told authorities alleged that “He is very gentle and The Associated Press today. Nafis’ admiration of Osama devoted to his studies,” he The official, who was not bin Laden and aspirations for said, pointing to Nafis’ time authorized to speak publicly martyrdom were not. at the private North South about the investigation and FBI agents grabbed the 21- University in Dhaka. talked to the AP on condition year-old Nafis — armed with However, Belal Ahmed, a of anonymity, stressed that a cellphone he believed was spokesman for the universi- the suspect never got beyond rigged as a detonator — after ty, said Nafis was a terrible the discussion stage. he made several attempts to student who was put on pro- In a September meeting blow up a fake 1,000-pound bation and threatened with with an undercover agent pos- the bomb inside a vehicle expulsion if he didn’t bring ing as a fellow jihadist, Quazi parked next to the Federal his grades up. Nafis eventu- The Associated Press Mohammad Rezwanul Ahsan Reserve on Wednesday in ally just stopped coming to Federal authorities on Wednesday arrested a Bangladeshi man they said was plotting to blow up the Federal Nafis explained he chose the lower Manhattan, the com- school, Ahmed said. Reserve building in Manhattan, just blocks from the World Trade Center site. Federal Reserve as his car plaint said. Ahsanullah said his son bomb target “for operational Nafis is a banker’s son convinced him to send him reasons,”according to a crimi- from a middle class neigh- to America to study, argu- success in Bangladesh. He called on the govern- of mass destruction and nal complaint. Nafis also indi- borhood, and family mem- ing that with a U.S. degree “I spent all my savings to ment to “get my son back attempting to provide mate- cated he knew that choice bers said today that they he had a better chance at send him to America,”he said. home.” rial support to al-Qaida. He Nafis appeared in federal was ordered held without court in Brooklyn on bail and did not enter a plea. Wednesday to face charges of His defense attorney had no attempting to use a weapon comment outside court.

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C M C M Y K Thursday, October 18 2012 • The World • A7 Y K Nation New college Judge expected to rule in grads under Bible verse banner suit higher debt AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — A Amendment clause barring papers to intervene in the Texas judge is expected to rule the government — or a pub- lawsuit, backing the cheer- BY JUSTIN POPE The Associated Press today whether a group of licly funded school district, leaders’ position that the dis- cheerleaders should be in this case — from establish- trict’s ban violated their free It’s the latest snapshot of allowed to continue quoting ing or endorsing a religion. speech rights. The Texas the growing burden of stu- biblical scripture on banners The Kountze High School Education Code also states dent debt and it’s another at high school football games. cheerleaders sued, arguing that schools must respect the discouraging one: Two- District officials barred the that the ban violates their rights of students to express thirds of the national college Kountze High School cheer- free speech rights, and state their religious beliefs. class of 2011 finished school leaders from displaying ban- District Judge Steve Thomas The Freedom From Religion with loan debt, and those ners with religious messages issued an injunction allowing Foundation, which is dedicat- who borrowed walked off the such as, “If God is for us, who them to display the banners ed to the separation of church graduation stage owing on can be against us,” after the until he could issue a ruling, and state, also intervened say- average $26,600 — up about Freedom From Religion which he was expected to do ing in the context of a football 5 percent from the class Foundation complained. The at a hearing later today. game it was unclear who was before. advocacy group says the State Attorney General responsible for the messages, The latest figures are cal- messages violated the First Greg Abbott filed court the school or the cheerleaders. culated in a report out today by the California-based Institute for College Access The Associated Press and Success (TICAS) and Kountze High School cheerleaders and other children work on a large likely underestimate the sign in Kountze,Texas, on Sept. 19. problem in some ways because they don’t include most graduates of for-profit colleges, who typically bor- row more than their counter- 10 years parts elsewhere. Still, while 2011 college graduates faced an unem- of Democratic control ployment rate of 8.8 percent in 2011, even those with debt remained generally better off than those without a degree. in the State Legislature. The report emphasized research showing that the economic returns on college degrees remain, in general, BUT WHAT DO THEY HAVE TO SHOW FOR IT? strong. It noted the unem- ployment rate for those with only a high school credential Blocked bills to put the Coast back to work in Oregon last year was 19.1 percent. LLookingooookkiinngg forffoorr forests (2012: HB 4098) “In these tough times, a college degree is still your Voted to let violent criminals out of jail early. (2009: HB 3508) best bet for getting a job and CCllassifiedlaassssiiffiieedd Ads?AAddss?? decent pay,” said TICAS Pres- Pushed record setting tax increases ident Lauren Asher. “But, as (2009: HB 2649, HB 3405, HB 2116) debt levels rise, fear of loans can prevent students from getting the education they need to succeed. Students and parents need to know Classified ads publish that, even at similar looking Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday, IT’S TIME FOR A NEW DIRECTION. schools, debt levels can be wildly different. And, if they or visit our classifed listings Vote Republican for State Senate. do need to borrow to get through school, federal stu- online daily at Because the Coast needs a voice. dent loans, with options like income-based repayment, www.theworldlink.com are the safest way to go.” Paid for by Committee to Elect Jeff Kruse. The latest figures come at a time of increasing alarm about the sheer scope of stu- dent debt nationally,which by some measures has surpassed $1 trillion. Recent government figures show nearly 10 percent of borrowers of federal stu- dent loans in the most recent- ly measured cohort had already defaulted within two years of starting repayment. Storms injure 4 in Mississippi

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BELFAST, Northern Ire- beachhead for expanding health is not in danger. land (AP) — The first abor- abortion rights in Northern Women are not dying tion clinic on the island of Ireland, the only corner of because they cannot get Ireland opened today in the United Kingdom that has abortions,” said Bernadette Belfast, sparking protests by not legalized abortion on Smyth, the Protestant leader conservatives from both the demand. of a Belfast anti-abortion Catholic and Protestant “We’re in 2012. Women’s group called Precious Life. sides of Northern Ireland. The Marie Stopes family planning center will offer the abortion pill to women who are less than nine weeks pregnant — but only if doc- tors determine they’re at risk of death or long-term health damage from their pregnancy. That’s the law in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, where abortion is otherwise illegal. But more than 200 pro- testers opposed to abortion under any circumstances gathered outside the central Belfast clinic hours ahead of its opening today, waving placards reading “Keep Ire- land abortion free.” And Northern Ireland Attorney General John Larkin wrote to lawmakers, who broadly oppose abor- tion, offering his help if they investigate the clinic’s oper- ations. Larkin said he could order the clinic to be closed only if evidence emerged of “serious criminal conduct” there. Protesters demanded that the clinic be shut down regardless, lest it become a

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the high school splashed LIVE across the screen. Television show “She’ll be fun to follow,”he added. “There are a lot of inspires careers creative young people in this Continued from Page A1 room.” Walker partnered with technology instructor Fred For now, most of the stu- Hunt to handle the equip- dents are focused on honing ment and software for the their morning announce- class, which they consider ment show. career technical education. Once they get that down, Like KMHS pirate radio and Walker will help them branch The Marshfield Times, out. He plans to further Walker hopes the new multi- develop their multimedia media class will build stu- The Associated Press website. He hopes that site dent portfolios and launch In this 2005 photo,pedestrians walk past the Broadway entrance to the will someday become self- careers. Newsweek building in New York. funded, like KMHS radio, Within the class, many and abroad. which he founded in 1997. students already have gravi- NEWSWEEK Brown said that the online “Our goal is to hugely tated toward the areas of Continued from Page A1 publication will be called expand,”Walker said. “We’re video production they feel Newsweek Global and will be just not there yet.” most comfortable. Clayton The announcement of the a single, worldwide edition The class has only been in said she’s considering a job as change was made by Tina that requires a paid subscrip- existence for six weeks, he a television anchor after her Brown, editor-in-chief and tion. It will be available for said. The students are still few weeks anchoring the founder of The Newsweek tablets and online reading, learning the equipment and By Jessie Higgins, The World announcements. Tokich said Daily Beast Co., on The Daily with certain content available software. Senior David Ecks controls microphone use and audio levels while the he wants to combine multi- Beast Thursday. on The Daily Beast website. But as the program grows, multimedia students record the morning announcements Wednesday media production with “In our judgment, we have “We are transitioning so will the content. In the afternoon. Below him, two student anchors take turns reading the music as a career. As a soph- reached a tipping point at Newsweek, not saying good- coming years, veteran stu- announcements. omore, Rayburn isn’t sure which we can most efficient- bye to it,”she said. dents will hopefully take on yet, but she’s going to stick ly and effectively reach our In recent years, the maga- leadership positions in the They’re not there yet, but duces the morning with the class through high readers in all-digital format,” zine has stirred controversy class, teaching younger stu- already student ingenuity is announcements. She’s work- school. she said. with attention-grabbing dents and deciding on con- showing through. ing on another. “It’s real-world experi- Brown said staff cuts are covers, such as “Muslim tent. The production process In the early weeks of class, “We are really proud of ence,” Walker said. “It could expected, but didn’t give a Rage,”a Photoshopped image will streamline; students will sophomore Colleen Rayburn Colleen,” Walker said. Ray- make college more meaning- specific figure. She also said that imagined Princess Diana do more stories. Some stu- surprised her teachers by burn smiled, glancing at her ful. It could be a springboard that Newsweek’s editorial at age 50, and a cover that dents might even tackle bigger editing together a photo nearby computer monitor for what (the students) want and print operations would called Barack Obama “the video projects, Walker said. slideshow that now intro- where photos from around to get into.” be streamlined in the U.S. first gay president.”

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Blazers win | B2 Sports Pro Picks | B4 B theworldlink.com/sports I Sports Editor John Gunther I 541-269-1222, ext. 241 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2012 Speedgolf pros face big test at A look at Friday’s Games Midwestern League League Overall Old Mac W L W L Marist 5 0 6 1 Springfield 5 0 6 1 Churchill 3 2 5 2 I can’t get enough speedgolf. Ashland 3 2 4 3 I don’t know that I would call Eagle Point 2 3 4 3 it an addiction, and my desire to North Eugene 2 3 2 5 Willamette 0 5 1 6 play certainly doesn’t come from Marshfield 0 5 0 7 being good at it. Friday’s Games: I just love the concept of com- Eagle Point at Marshfield Marist at Springfield bining running and golf, two of Ashland at Willamette my passions. North Eugene at Churchill The problem is it’s hard to find Eagle Point at Marshfield chances to play. Time: 7 p.m. Radio: KMHS (91.3 FM) A few times, I’ve been at a Outlook: The Pirates play their final home game course when there was nobody (or still seeking their first victory. The Eagles’ two only a few people) golfing, and league wins have come against the other teams at the bottom of the standings — North Eugene and I’ve asked and been granted per- Willamette. Eagle Point also is in a position where mission to speedgolf. it needs a win to preserve its spot in the OSAA I can’t remember specific power rankings, which will determine which 24 teams advance to the Class 5A postseason. The scores, but in the past I’ve played Eagles currently are 20th in the rankings. Despite at Sunset Bay Golf Course, on the not having any wins, the Pirates are 24th, the The Associated Press front nine at Watson Ranch (back result of a tough schedule. After next week’s reg- Matt Carpenter watches the ball as he hits a two-run home run for St.Louis during the third inning of Wednesday’s National League ular season finale, the top eight teams in the when it was Coos Country Club) power rankings will have byes directly in the final championship series game against the San Francisco Giants. and at Kentuck Golf Course when 16-team playoff bracket. Teams 9 through 24 will it was still open. compete in the play-in round to determine the other eight spots in the bracket. The Pirates will In recent SPORTS need to play tough defense against Eagle Point years, I’ve had and also avoid turnovers to keep the game close. Unexpected hero lifts Cards EDITOR multiple Far West League chances to play League Overall at Bandon W L W L ST. LOUIS (AP) — Matt Cain lost for the second time Siuslaw 3 0 6 0 Carpenter always tries to stay this postseason, giving up three Crossings, and North Bend 3 0 6 1 ready, keeping an assortment of ALCS put on runs on five hits in 6 1-3 innings. the past two falls Douglas 1 2 3 4 I’ve made part of Brookings-Harbor 1 2 2 3 gloves nearby. That’s his job. The Giants, who entered the game Sutherlin 1 2 2 5 The St. Louis Cardinals’ utili- hold by rain batting just .217 in the postseason, my preseason South Umpqua 03 1 6 tyman took on a new role in Game were 0 for 7 with runners in scor- football trip to Friday’s Games: Brookings and Sutherlin at North Bend 3 of the NL championship series: DETROIT (AP) — The ing position. Gold Beach a Brookings-Harbor at Siuslaw game-changer. Yankees were ready to bench Pence, the Giants’ fifth-place JOHN Douglas at South Umpqua stop at Salmon Carpenter hit a two-run homer Alex Rodriguez again when hitter, also grounded into a double Sutherlin at North Bend Run, where I GUNTHER after subbing for Carlos Beltran Game 4 of the AL champi- play with runners on first and Time: 7 p.m. was the first guy Radio: K-Light (98.7 FM) and the Cardinals chased Matt onship series was postponed third in the third and grounded Outlook: North Bend needs a win on homecom- 1 out in the morning. Cain before a 3⁄2-hour rain delay by rain. into a force play with a man on to ing night to stay perfect heading into next week’s Those are the toughest two in the seventh inning of a 3-1 vic- Now, New York’s top end the fifth. showdown at Siuslaw for the league title. North courses I’ve played, in terms of Bend has been perfect at home, the lone blemish tory over the San Francisco Giants pitcher also might face a lim- “I’m the goat tonight,” Pence the running portion of speedgolf a loss at Cottage Grove when the Bulldogs were on Wednesday night for a 2-1 ited role, making a playoff said.“I just didn’t get the job done.” playing without quarterback Hamilton Mateski. (your score is your combined run- series lead. comeback that already The Cardinals snapped the Sutherlin is a team that has sometimes caused ning time and golf score). Bandon North Bend problems in the past, but also is play- “It was definitely a surprise,” seemed far-fetched appear Giants’ five-game road winning Crossings has two steep climbs — ing without bruising fullback Beau Grauf, who suf- Carpenter said. “I didn’t even even more unlikely. streak in the postseason, three of fered a knee injury earlier in the season. A win after the fifth and 14th holes, realize Carlos had hurt himself, Game 4 was called off them this year. Game 4 is in St. guarantees one of the spots in the postseason for which both end in a valley. the Bulldogs, though they are not in the top eight there was really no thought Wednesday night and Louis tonight, with Adam Salmon Run has most of the in the power rankings (neither is Siuslaw), so process. rescheduled for today, delay- Wainwright pitching for the North Bend likely also needs a win next week to longest stretches from one green “I was in the game before I had ing Detroit’s attempt to win its Cardinals. Tim Lincecum will secure a first-round bye in the postseason. During to the next tee that I’ve ever seen. halftime ceremonies, the school will crown its time to think about it,”he said. second AL pennant in seven start for the Giants. This year, I talked a bit with Ed homecoming king and queen and before the Beltran strained his left knee years. The Tigers lead the “He’s a guy we want out there. game, will honor its new hall of fame members. Murdock, the general manager at running out a double-play ball in best-of-seven series 3-0 and He’s been throwing the ball well,” Brookings-Harbor at Siuslaw the course near Brookings. Though the first inning and the Cardinals were ready to send Max Bochy said. “We’ve got to bounce Time: 7 p.m. the vast majority of players use Radio: KCST (106.9 FM) said he was day to day. He’s had Scherzer to the mound against back.” carts, he regularly walks it. I could Outlook: The Vikings, like North Bend, are hop- issues off and on with the knee Yankees ace CC Sabathia. Bochy said lefty Barry Zito will ing to gain momentum heading into next week’s easily see why that would be good battle at Florence. Siuslaw is the only unbeaten throughout the season, but played pitch Game 5 against Lance Lynn, team in Class 4A and is ranked first in the media in 151 games and had 619 at-bats, leaving lefty Madison Bumgarner if you are into golf for the exercise. poll. But in the OSAA power rankings, the Vikings his most since 2008. Bruce Bochy had said there would out of the mix for now. My speedgolf score improved are just 11th because of a relatively weak strength there this year, especially the run- of schedule. Ironically, Douglas, with four losses, Kyle Lohse worked around a be no retaliation, and Game 3 was “I think we feel that it’s time to is ranked fourth because of its strong schedule season-worst five walks in 5 2-3 collision-free. give Madison a little break,”Bochy ning part. My time was just under strength despite losses to both Siuslaw and North innings. Mitchell Boggs struck out “I’m sure he was gutting it said. an hour and 12 minutes for the Bend. It’s also homecoming night for Siuslaw. Hunter Pence and Brandon Belt out,” Bochy said of Scutaro. “He Carpenter followed Jon Jay’s course, which I mapped at about 5.5 Sunset Conference with two on to end the seventh. was determined to play and made two-out single with a homer off miles. And I shot a 109 despite hav- League Overall ing an atrocious nine three-putts in W L W L Jason Motte earned the first two- a pretty good recovery.” Cain in his first at-bat of the Coquille 2 042 inning save of his career to reward Bochy said Scutaro made the NLCS. the 18 holes. That score was still six Gold Beach 20 43 what remained of a sellout crowd right play going to first on a run- Beltran is batting .400 in the shots better than last year, and my Glide 11 52 time was nine minutes faster. Myrtle Point 1 1 1 5 of 45,850 that stuck around — scoring groundout by Shane postseason with three homers and Reedsport 1 1 2 4 perhaps a third — for a game that Robinson that made it 3-1 in the six RBIs, but Carpenter had big My best-ever speedgolf score Bandon 02 06 lasted 3 hours, 2 minutes, about a seventh. numbers against Cain. He was 4 on a regular course came this sum- Friday’s Games: mer at Bandon Crossings, which Coquille at Bandon half-hour shorter than the delay. “Well, I don’t think he had a for 4 for his career against Cain, Gold Beach at Myrtle Point “They said if we didn’t score I play at home. It would have been four singles. also measures a little over 5 miles. Reedsport at Glide was going to go out there. I was in close,”Bochy said. “You can’t have “Really, there’s no explana- A few weeks before my venture at Coquille at Bandon the clubhouse running around, I’ve a better or smarter second base- tion,”Carpenter said. “He’s one of Salmon Run, I shot a 94 in an hour Time: 7 p.m. and five minutes at Bandon Radio: KTEE (94.9 FM and 95.7 FM) never really had to sit around like man than Marco.” the best in the game, obviously, I Outlook: The Red Devils can become the first that,”Motte said. “It was probably The big winners in a delay that think we all know that.” Crossings. I had run that fast, but Sunset Conference team to clinch a playoff berth the most nervous I’ve ever been.” featured about a half-hour with- Cain was ahead 0-2 in the never shot anywhere close to that when they visit the Tigers. Because Coquille number while running. But unlike already beat Glide, a win over the Tigers would Giants second baseman Marco out rain while officials awaited a count and Carpenter worked it mean Coquille would earn the hybrid league’s top Scutaro had two hits and a clean second, smaller front: Beer ven- back to 2-2 before jumping on a Salmon Run, I had one-putts on seed for the Class 3A playoffs. Bandon has been game in the field, two days after dors, by a single out. Alcohol sales hanging slider. half the holes and even got a birdie, improving, but still is seeking its first win. The a relative rarity for me. Tigers also have struggled against the power-style Matt Holliday rammed him break- are cut off after the seventh inning running game, which is the offense Coquille uses. ing up a double play. Manager in all stadiums. SEE NLCS | B4 I actually had a better score at The Red Devils have four straight wins. Bandon Old Bandon Golf Links last sum- had its best offensive night of the season last mer, when I shot an 85 in 56 min- week against Reedsport, scoring 22 points. Gold Beach at Myrtle Point utes. But since that course is Time: 7 p.m. Lakers prep for second half short, it’s not really fair to com- Radio: KGBR (92.7 FM) pare the two. Outlook: The Panthers are heavy favorites to Why such an interest in speed- take the Sunset Conference’s guaranteed Class 2A playoff spot, but must beat Myrtle Point and THE WORLD golf now? Because this weekend, I Reedsport on the field to secure the berth. They get a chance to participate in the are a relatively poor 4-3 on the season, but ranked first in the Class 2A power rankings because of Southwestern Oregon amateur division in the first their tough preseason schedule. Gold Beach must Community College’s volleyball Speedgolf World Championships avoid looking ahead to next week’s showdown team is looking ahead to the sec- at Bandon Dunes Golf Resort. with Coquille, which could decide the Sunset Conference crown. Myrtle Point, meanwhile, ond half of the league season after The precursor to the world needs to bounce back from its own loss to the Red its home crossover tournament championships was the Bandon Devils last week during a season in which the last weekend. Dunes Speedgolf Classic, a tour- Bobcats have improved greatly and gradually grown their numbers to more than 20 players. The Lakers lost two straight nament that was held each spring Reedsport at Glide games on Saturday. the past decade. And I’ve partici- Time: 7 p.m. They were knocked out of the pated in that most years. Radio: No local radio championship bracket by I’ve never broken 100 while Outlook: The Braves are coming off a big win over Bandon when they had their best running Wenatchee Valley, which beat speedgolfing at Bandon Dunes, night of the season. Glide has struggled with the them 25-23, 25-16, 25-18. and I’ve never run faster than an power-style running offense in consecutive losses hour, though I’ve been close. But to Central Linn, Coquille and Gold Beach, which “The first game was actually could be a good thing for Reedsport. But the really good,” said SWOCC coach Bandon Dunes is a tougher course Wildcats will be fired up on their home field as Stephanie Willett. “We just had to play than the others I’ve speed- they try to end their three-game slide. our own little errors that gave golfed — at least until last week. Skyline League them free points.” Because the professionals in League Overall the field this week are playing W L W L Rebecca Carter had eight kills Camas Valley 6 0 7 0 and Alex Roberts had six kills to both Old Macdonald and Bandon Triad 5 0 5 1 Dunes, I wanted to get a taste of Hosanna Christian 4 1 5 1 lead Southwestern. Alyssa Jones had 14 assists and 12 digs, Danielle what they are getting into. Elkton 32 33 So I played Old Macdonald late Prospect 3 3 4 3 Alexanders had 12 digs and Caiti By Alysha Beck, The World North Lake 23 24 Barrie had two solo blocks. in the afternoon one day last week. Powers 1 4 3 4 Southwestern Oregon players Rebecca Carter,right, and Alex Roberts celebrate after a I found the run to be a little Gilchrist 1 5 15 In the consolation bracket, play against Edmonds during last week’s NWAACC crossover tournament in Coos Bay. tougher than at Bandon Dunes, Butte Falls 0 6 0 7 Southwestern dropped to Friday’s Games: because the course has a few more Whatcom 25-23, 25-22. North Lake at Powers Carter was among the players to the NWAACCs.” hills. They are both a little under 5 Prospect at Elkton “Another close one,” Willett selected to the all-tournament miles in the most direct route, Gilchrist at Butte Falls said. “We had too many hitting SOCCER Camas Valley at Days Creek team. though I’ve proven over and over Saturday’s Game: errors and missed serves.” The Lakers get back to work on SWOCC’s men and women lost that I never follow that path. Hosanna Christian at Triad Amber Owen had seven kills, Friday at Clackamas and Saturday matches at home Saturday. The other thing that makes North Lake at Powers Briana Gutierrez had nine assists, at Mount Hood. Southwestern Pierce beat the Laker men 3-0, Time: 3 p.m. Old Macdonald tougher is the Radio: No local radio Chelsy Forbes served two aces and still is winless in the South Region, scoring two goals in the second immense greens. Outlook: The Cruisers are riding a two-game win Carter had 12 digs. but Clackamas is right ahead of half to pull away for the victory. Bandon Dunes has huge streak as they play the last of four straight home Green River beat Highline for games. Powers will also hope to ride the momen- the last-place Lakers at 1-4. Green River’s women beat the greens, but some of them are tum of homecoming against a North Lake squad the title, and Whatcom went on to Mount Hood is undefeated. Lakers 5-1. dwarfed by those at Old that probably provides the best remaining chance win the consolation bracket over “This weekend starts the sec- The Laker men host South Macdonald. for a victory for Powers, which finishes with a SWOCC’s NWAACC South high-scoring Prospect club and defending state ond half of the season,” Willett Puget Sound this Saturday, while champion Camas Valley — both on the road. Region foe Umpqua. said. “We still have a chance to get SWOCC’s women are at Lane. SEE GUNTHER | B4 C M C M Y K Y K

C M C M Y K B2 •The World • Thursday,October 18,2012 Y K Sports Blazers top Denver Pirates host big in preseason game tourney Saturday PORTLAND (AP) — opening quarter with a 10-0 played in the main gym. Wesley Matthews scored 14 run to take a 26-23 lead. THE WORLD The Gold Pool includes of his 19 points during the Matthews fueled Ashland, Crater, Phoenix, second quarter and the Portland’s second-quarter COOS BAY — Six South North Bend, Brookings- Portland Trail Blazers beat surge, as he hit 5 of 7 shots, Coast schools will be among Harbor, Blanchet Catholic the Denver Nuggets 97-80 and two 3-pointers, that the 13 competing in the and Marshfield’s JV team. Wednesday night. staked the Blazers to a 54-39 Marshfield Invitational vol- Games will be played in the LaMarcus Aldridge scored halftime lead. leyball tournament on West Gym and Harding 14 points to help the Trail Aldridge and Matthews Saturday. Gym on the Marshfield Blazers win in their home combined to score nine of The event kicks off at 8 campus. preseason debut. Matthews Portland’s first 11 points of a.m. at Marshfield High In each pool, the seven and Aldridge each hit 7 of 12 the third quarter as the School, with a junior varsity teams play one set against shots from the floor. Blazers built their lead to 20 event held at Southwestern each other in a round-robin Victor Claver hit three 3- points. Denver was unable to Oregon Community format. The top four teams pointers and scored 13 points get closer than nine points College. from each pool then go into for Portland. Blazers guard the rest of the game. This year the teams are the championship bracket, Coby Karl scored 11 points in Portland rookie point broken into two seven-team with the bottom three in the 21 minutes. Karl is the son of guard Damian Lillard, the No. pools, with Marshfield’s var- consolation bracket. Denver coach George Karl. 6 pick in the draft, sat out sity squad in one pool and The pool play should wrap Kenneth Faried had 17 Wednesday’s game with a foot the Pirates’ JV team in the up shortly after 1 p.m., when points and 11 rebounds, while injury. Nolan Smith, starting other. the championship and con- Andre Miller, Evan Fournier in Lillard’s absence, had eight The Purple Pool includes solation brackets will be and Jordan Hamilton scored assists to lead all players. Marshfield’s varsity, as well finalized. nine points each for Denver. The Blazers also were as Eagle Point, Hidden Admission to the event, The Nuggets struggled without reserve point guard Valley, Siuslaw, Del Norte, good for all day, is $5 for from 3-point range, hitting 2 Ronnie Price, who has missed Reedsport and Coquille. All adults and $3 for students. of 20 shots from behind the two games with an ankle the games in the pool will be arc. injury. For Denver, Miller and Portland started sluggish- forward Wilson Chandler ly, and Faried scored eight made their first preseason Marshfield runner points early in the first quarter appearances. Miller started to give Denver a 19-14 lead. at point guard in place of Ty The Associated Press Sparked by Karl’s four-point Lawson, who sat out due to Portland forward LaMarcus Aldridge shoots over Denver center Kosta places third in meet play, the Blazers finished the elbow pain. Koufos during the second half Wednesday. THE WORLD Zenora Burris was 24th in 20:41, the top finish for the Marshfield’s Shaylen Bulldogs. Timberwolves lose Love to broken hand Crook ran a lifetime best, Todd won the race in dipping under 19 minutes for 18:25, a second in front of MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — ing blow to the situation, expressing hope All the work David Kahn the first time in a 5,000- Brown, who was the winner Kevin Love returned from the Timberwolves, who already that Love will only miss a and the rest of the front meter race to place third in during the Prefontaine London Olympics deter- will be without star point month of the regular season office did to add veteran the Country Fair Classic at Invitational at Coos Bay ear- mined to do what every vet- guard Ricky Rubio for what is and confidence that Derrick depth this summer is about Elmira on Wednesday. lier in the season. eran U.S. teammate of his had expected to be at least the Williams and Dante to be tested more than they The major Marshfield’s Connor already done — lead his team first six weeks of the regular Cunningham will take ever could have imagined. meet, with Devereux was seventh among to the playoffs. season while he recovers from advantage of the extra play- Love averaged 26 points nearly 40 Local boys in 16:17,and he, too, was The Minnesota a torn ACL in his left knee. ing time to help the Wolves and 13.3 rebounds last sea- schools, beaten by runners from dif- Timberwolves will likely The Timberwolves open for the future. son, leading the team in both was the Recap ferent classifications. have to begin the first month the regular season at home “I think all of our fans categories and emerging as last tuneup Marshfield’s Colby Gillett of that pursuit without him. against Sacramento on Nov. anticipated this season with the best power forward in the for Marshfield was 13th in 16:33 and North The two-time All-Star 2. great enthusiasm. We knew game. He signed a four-year and North Bend before next Bend’s Levi Graber also fin- broke his right hand in a Team owner Glen Taylor, we were going to have to wait contract in January worth week’s district meets. ished in the top 20, taking morning workout speaking to reporters at half- for Ricky, and now we have more than $60 million, then Marshfield competes in 18th in 16:33. Wednesday and will miss six time of the WNBA finals two guys to wait for,” Taylor played a key role in the the Midwestern League meet Sheldon’s Jackson to eight weeks. game, acknowledged his ini- said, adding: “But again, I’m United States’ march to the on Wednesday at Alton Baker Darland won the race by 25 Love broke the third and tial “why us?” feeling when going to be positive about it gold medal in London. Park in Eugene, while North seconds, finishing the course fourth metacarpals on his he first heard the news in the and say we’ve got some As the only NBA veteran Bend competes in the Far in 15:37. shooting hand in a workout morning. But he tried to keep young guys and let’s see them on Team USA who had yet to West League meet on Complete team scores before practice. It’s a crush- a positive attitude about the step up.” appear in the playoffs, Love Thursday at Tugman State weren’t available this morn- came back brimming with Park near Lakeside. ing, but Roseburg won the confidence that this was the In Wednesday’s meet, boys title and Marist finished year the Wolves would break Crook was beaten by first for the girls. through for the first time Sheldon’s Gracie Todd and During next week’s dis- since 2004. Hidden Valley’s Sierra trict meets, the top two That already was going to Brown, who both compete in teams and top five individu- be a challenge in the powerful different classifications from als advance to the state meet, Western Conference without Marshfield. Crook’s time of which will be held Nov. 3 at Rubio, the dynamic point 18 minutes and 53 seconds Lane Community College. guard who quickly became was the junior’s best by 21 The other district meet, the glue that held this young seconds, topping her time on for the South Coast’s smaller team together before injuring the same course a year ago. schools, will be held next his knee in a game against the Jasmine Meline was 19th in Saturday at Poly Rock Ranch Lakers on March 9. 20:24, while North Bend’s near Crow.

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C M C M Y K Thursday, October 18,2012 • The World • B3 Y K Sports Jeter will have surgery

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday. Although coach Olympians Serena Williams, John Harbaugh said Monday Missy Franklin, Allyson Felix, DETROIT — Derek Jeter that the 37-year-old line- and Paralympians Jessica will have surgery on his bro- backer is out for the year, the Long and Tatyana McFadden. ken left ankle, and the New Ravens placed Lewis on York Yankees say the star injured reserve with the COLLEGE BASKETBALL shortstop could need four to “designated to return” tag. Judge dismisses lawsuit five months to completely Wednesday’s move makes against Sports Illustrated recover. Lewis eligible to return in six The Yankees said that weeks. He does not count LOS ANGELES — A Los Jeter will be operated on against the 53-man roster. Angeles judge has dismissed Saturday by Dr. Robert a defamation lawsuit brought Anderson in Vilma practices for first by former UCLA player Charlotte, time with New Orleans Reeves Nelson against Time Inc., the parent company of N.C. The Sports METAIRIE, La. — Sports Illustrated, and a timetable Jonathan Vilma practiced for the team Shorts the first time with the Saints reporter who wrote a story announced in 2012 following months of about problems in the means Jeter rehabilitation on his surgi- school’s basketball program. likely would be ready to cally repaired left knee and Los Angeles Superior return sometime between the the suspended linebacker Court Judge Mary Ann start of spring training in could play this weekend. Murphy agreed with attor- mid-February and late spring Interim head coach Aaron neys for the media conglom- The Associated Press training in mid-March. Kromer says the Saints are erate and reporter George United States forward Clint Dempsey, right, is congratulated by teammates after scoring during the first half Dohrmann that the com- Eddie ‘The Walking Man’ eager to get Vilma back on of a World Cup qualifying match against Guatemala on Tuesday. the field as soon as he’s ready, plaint concerning the story — Yost dies at 86 which could be this Sunday “Not the UCLA Way” — that BOSTON — Eddie Yost, at Tampa Bay. appeared in the magazine’s Americans seek respect nicknamed “The Walking The linebacker is appeal- March 5 print edition, Man” because of his pen- ing his season-long suspen- infringed on their clients’ chant for drawing bases on sion in connection with the right to free speech. She also KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) by former coach Bob Bradley. favored Mexico, Costa Rica, balls during an 18-year major league’s bounty investigation found that Dohrmann had — The primary objective for Even when Guatemala Honduras and Panama. league career, has died. He of New Orleans to numerous sources to back up the United States against charged to a 1-0 lead in the “We know that there is was 86. Commissioner Roger the facts in his story. Guatemala was a win or at opening minutes on a defen- still a lot of work to be done. The Boston Red Sox said Goodell. Vilma also is chal- “This man spent a lot of worst a draw, and squeaking sive breakdown by the We know that we can be bet- Yost died Tuesday morning lenging his punishment in time and talked to a lot of through to the next round of American back line, it only ter and sharpen up in order to in Weston, Mass., but did not federal court. people,” Murphy said World Cup qualifying. seemed to stoke their pas- qualify for the World Cup,” announce a cause. Wednesday. It wasn’t the only goal. sion. They answered a few Dempsey said. “We know the After his playing days, PRO HOCKEY Nelson’s attorney, Olaf Jurgen Klinsmann minutes later when Graham next round is going to be Yost was a third base coach Players not impressed Muller, declined to com- revealed a much more ruth- Zusi’s corner kick was redi- tough. We’re going to do for the Red Sox, New York ment. He argued during the less motive in Tuesday rected by Clint Dempsey and everything we can to make Mets and Washington with league’s offer hearing that Murphy was night’s 3-1 victory that to the waiting foot of Carlos sure that we’re ready for it.” Senators. NEW YORK — NHL labor incorrect in her finding that allowed the U.S. to win Bocanegra, who tapped it in Klinsmann called the next Primarily a third baseman negotiations will resume Nelson, although a college Group A and advance to the for the equalizer. round a “grind,” 10 matches from 1944-62, Yost drew today after the players’ athlete at the time, was six-team finals in North and The U.S. quickly beginning in early February 1,614 walks — a total that still union reviewed manage- nonetheless a limited public Central America and the increased the pressure from that will set the field for the ranks 11th all-time. He spent ment’s proposal and saw it as figure who had to demon- Caribbean: The second-year there. 2014 World Cup in Brazil his first 14 seasons with the only a small step forward to strate that Sports Illustrated manager wanted to send a Eddie Johnson corralled a interspersed throughout a original Senators, garnering ending the monthlong lock- and Dohrmann acted with message to the rest of the pass on the wing and sent a busy year. All-Star honors in 1952, and out. malice toward him. world. low cross to Dempsey, who The American team will also played for the Detroit The NHL made the pro- “With every game you try put the ball in the back of the have several friendlies Tigers and Los Angeles posal Tuesday in what it said YOUTH FOOTBALL to earn respect. It’s what you net over the outstretched scheduled to tune up for their Angels. was an attempt to preserve a Ref flags band at middle do,” Klinsmann said. “Quite hand of the sliding international matches, and Yost led the AL in walks full 82-game schedule. The school game in Texas frankly, every qualifying game Guatemalan goalkeeper. And also have to balance a roster six times, including a career- league publicly released the and every competition you try later in the half, Michael for the Gold Cup, which runs high 151 in 1956, and on-base plan Wednesday. GARLAND, Texas — A always to earn respect. Bradley’s deft pass set up from July 7-28. percentage twice. He batted NHL players’ union head Dallas-area middle school “You know in soccer that Dempsey for his second goal The U.S. advanced through .254 with 139 home runs and Donald Fehr met with players band has received an apology everybody is watching you,” of the game. the group stage of the regional 683 RBIs, but patience at the to formulate the union’s after being silenced by a ref- Klinsmann continued, his The U.S., facing elimina- championship last year with a plate lifted his on-base per- response. In a letter to play- eree for playing during a words picking up speed. “In tion for only the second time 2-1-0 record, and defeated centage to an outstanding ers and agents, he said the football game. South America, they’re in the last five World Cup Jamaica 2-0 and Panama 1-0 .394. management plan would cost Officials say the Hudson watching you. Russia will cycles, never let up in the sec- to reach the final against his members more than $1.6 Middle School band was watch us, what we’re doing ond half.Dempsey just missed Mexico,which it lost 4-2 to the PRO FOOTBALL billion over six years. flagged by the referee on here, so you always want to with a header that would have Rose Bowl in Pasadena, Calif. Ravens hope Lewis can Tuesday while playing make statements. You want given him a hat trick, and a — a defeat that in part led to GYMNASTICS Jackson, another school in return this season the Garland Independent to send statements out and couple other shots were saved Bradley’s ouster. Foundation honors say, ‘We’re ready for you.’We by Ricardo Jerez Jr. to keep the “We don’t know yet how OWINGS MILLS, Md. — School District. want to go to Mexico and say, game reasonably close. we’re going to manage that,” The Baltimore Ravens Olympic champ Douglas District spokesman Chris ‘We want to beat you there.’ Not close enough for Klinsmann said of his rosters haven’t completely aban- NEW YORK — Olympic Moore said today that the Every game.” Guatemala, though. for the two tournaments. “It doned hope of having Ray all-around champion Gabby referee threw a flag before It hasn’t always been Jamaica’s 4-1 victory of boils down to how their own Lewis back in uniform this Douglas has won halftime and warned that pretty so far, but the pugna- Antigua and Barbuda allowed schedule looks like, what season. Sportswoman of the Year Hudson would be penalized cious attitude of Klinsmann it to squeeze into the final league do they play in, what Lewis tore his right tri- honors from the Women’s if the music continued. finally appears to have round on goal differential do those schedules look like. ceps in Sunday’s game Sports Foundation. Moore says the band director seeped into the psyche of a along with the Americans. You know, we have to put that against Dallas and was The gymnast beat out decided the students should U.S. team drilled in defense They’ll be joined by heavily puzzle together.” scheduled to undergo surgery Lindsey Vonn, London leave. Scoreboard

6:30 p.m. Skyline League: Powers at Yoncalla, 6 18:53; 4. Olivia Powell, Creswell, 18:55; 5. Monica Tennessee 2 4 0 .333 114 204 4 17, Koufos 4-8 0-2 8, A.Miller 3-8 3-4 9, Seattle FC at Los Angeles, 6 p.m. On The Air p.m. Anderson, Marist, 19:03; 6. Zoe Falk, Sisters, Jacksonville 1 4 0 .200 65 138 Iguodala 1-6 3-4 5, McGee 3-4 0-0 6, Chandler End Regular Season High School Boys Soccer — Far West League: 19:33; 7. Molly Bohrer, Marist, 19:49; 8. Kristen North W L T Pct PF PA 0-4 0-0 0, Carter 1-4 4-4 6, Fournier 3-6 2-2 9, Today North Bend at Pacific, 4:30 p.m.; Coquille at LaChapelle, Cascade, 19:42; 9. Paige Nelson, Baltimore 5 1 0 .833 161 118 Hamilton 2-8 4-6 9, Mozgov 0-1 0-0 0, Randolph Transactions High School Volleyball — Churchill at Douglas, 3 p.m.; South Umpqua at Brookings- Thurston, 19:42; 10. Hannah Jaquiss, Catlin Cincinnati 3 3 0 .500 149 163 2-3 3-3 7. Totals 27-71 24-31 80. Marshfield, 6:45 p.m., KMHS (1420 AM). Harbor, 5 p.m. Nonleague: Marshfield at North Gabel, 19:44. Also: 19. Jasmine Meline, Pittsburgh 2 3 0 .400 116 115 PORTLAND (97): Batum 1-8 0-0 3, Aldridge 7- BASEBALL NFL Football — Seattle at San Francisco, 5:20 Eugene, 4 p.m. Marshfield, 20:24; 24. Zenora Burris, North Cleveland 1 5 0 .167 134 163 12 0-0 14, Hickson 2-2 0-2 4, Smith 3-11 2-2 9, American League p.m., NFL Network. High School Girls Soccer — Far West League: Bend, 20:41; 42. Jane Suppes, Marshfield, 21:17; West W L T Pct PF PA Matthews 7-12 2-2 19, Leonard 3-3 0-0 6, Claver BOSTON RED SOX—Claimed RHP Sandy College Football — Oregon at Arizona State, 6 North Bend at Coquille, 4:30 p.m.; South 48. Isabel Groth, Marshfield, 21:32; 59. Larissa Denver 3 3 0 .500 170 138 4-8 2-2 13, Karl 3-4 3-4 11, Barton 1-5 1-2 3, Rosario off waivers from Miami. Designated OF p.m., ESPN and KWRO (630 AM). Umpqua at Brookings-Harbor, 3 p.m. Schreiber, North Bend, 21:50; 76. Lindsay San Diego 3 3 0 .500 148 137 Jeffries 2-6 0-1 4, Pavlovic 0-1 0-0 0, Freeland 1- Che-Hsuan Lin for assignment. Major League Baseball — American League Midwestern League: Marshfield at North Devereux, Marshfield, 22:09; 80. Emalie Gauntz, Oakland 1 4 0 .200 87 148 6 0-0 2, Babbitt 2-2 0-0 6, Morrison 1-4 0-0 3. DETROIT TIGERS—Traded RHP Marcelo Championship Series Game4, New York Yankees at Eugene, 4 p.m., TBA. North Bend, 22:19; 93. Lauren Tripp, Marshfield, Kansas City 1 5 0 .167 104 183 Totals 37-84 10-15 97. Carreno to the Chicago Cubs to complete an ear- Detroit, 1 p.m., TBS; National League High School Cross Country — Myrtle Point, 22:37. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Denver 23 16 19 22 — 80 lier trade. Championship Series Game 4, San Francisco at St. Pacific, Bandon at Brownie Run, Florence, 4:30 East W L T Pct PF PA Portland 26 28 17 26 — 97 KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Activated 2B Chris Getz Louis, 5 p.m., Fox. p.m. Pro Baseball N.Y. Giants 4 2 0 .667 178 114 3-Point Goals—Denver 2-20 (Fournier 1-3, from the 15-day DL. Golf — PGA Tour McGladrey Classic, 11 a.m., Golf Friday, Oct. 19 Philadelphia 3 3 0 .500 103 125 Hamilton 1-5, Koufos 0-1, Faried 0-1, Carter 0-2, TEXAS RANGERS—Reinstated RHP Tyler Tufts Channel; European Tour Perth International, 10:30 High School Football — Midwestern League: Baseball Playoffs Washington 3 3 0 .500 178 173 Iguodala 0-2, Chandler 0-2, Gallinari 0-4), from the 15-day DL and assigned him outright to p.m., Golf Channel; Web.com Tour Jacksonville Eagle Point at Marshfield, 7 p.m. Far West LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Dallas 2 3 0 .400 94 119 Portland 13-31 (Matthews 3-7, Claver 3-7, Karl 2-2, Round Rock (PCL). Open, 2 p.m., Golf Channel. League: Sutherlin at North Bend, 7:15 p.m.; (Best of 7) South W L T Pct PF PA Babbitt 2-2, Morrison 1-1, Smith 1-4, Batum 1-5, TORONTO BLUE JAYS—Claimed OF Scott Friday, Oct. 19 Brookings-Harbor at Siuslaw, 7 p.m. Sunset x-if necessary Atlanta 6 0 0 1.000 171 113 Barton 0-1, Freeland 0-2). Fouled Out—None. Cousins off waivers from Miami and RHP Cory High School Football — Eagle Point at Marshfield, Conference: Coquille at Bandon, 7 p.m.; American League Championship Series Tampa Bay 2 3 0 .400 120 101 Rebounds—Denver 52 (Faried 11), Portland 51 Wade from the N.Y. Yankees. 7 p.m., KMHS (91.3 FM); Sutherlin at North Bend, Reedsport at Glide, 7 p.m.; Gold Beach at Myrtle All games televised by TBS Carolina 1 4 0 .200 92 125 (Freeland 8). Assists—Denver 14 (A.Miller, National League 7:15 p.m., K-Light (98.7 FM); Coquille at Bandon, 7 Point, 7 p.m. Skyline League: North Lake at Saturday, Oct. 13 New Orleans 1 4 0 .200 141 154 Carter 4), Portland 27 (Smith 8). Total Fouls— ARIZONA DIAMONDBACKS—Fired first base p.m., KTEE (94.9 FM and 95.7 FM); Gold Beach at Powers, 3 p.m. Detroit 6, New York 4, 12 innings North W L T Pct PF PA Denver 18, Portland 24. A—17,856 (19,980). coach Eric Young. Reassigned coach Wilson Myrtle Point, 7 p.m., KGBR (92.7 FM); Brookings- High School Volleyball — Skyline League: Camas Sunday, Oct. 14 Chicago 4 1 0 .800 149 71 Vallera to other duties within the organization. Harbor at Siuslaw, 7 p.m., KCST (106.9 FM) and Valley at Pacific, 6 p.m. Detroit 3, New York 0 Minnesota 4 2 0 .667 146 117 Pro Soccer MIAMI MARLINS—Assigned INF Nick Green, KURY (95.3 FM). College Volleyball — SWOCC at Clackamas, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 16 Green Bay 3 3 0 .500 154 135 INF Donnie Murphy and INF Gil Velazquez out- Major League Baseball — National League College Cross Country — SWOCC at Beaver Detroit 2, New York 1, Detroit leads series 3-0 Detroit 2 3 0 .400 126 137 Major League Soccer right to New Orleans (PCL). Championship Series Game 5, 4:30 p.m., Fox. Classic, Corvallis, TBA. Wednesday, Oct. 17 West W L T Pct PF PA MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Announced RHP Livan Saturday, Oct. 20 Arizona 4 2 0 .667 110 97 EASTERN CONFERENCE Hernandez and C Yorvit Torrealba have refused College Football — Connecticut at Syracuse, 5 New York at Detroit, ppd. rain. W L T Pts GF GA p.m., ESPN. High School Volleyball — Reedsport, Siuslaw, Today San Francisco 4 2 0 .667 152 94 outright assignments and elected to become North Bend, Coquille at Marshfield Invitational, Seattle 4 2 0 .667 110 93 x-Sporting KC 17 7 8 59 40 26 free agents. Selected the contract of RHP Jesus Canadian Football League — Edmonton at BC New York (Sabathia 15-6) at Detroit (Scherzer x-Chicago 17 10 5 56 45 39 Lions, 7 p.m., NBC Sports Network. 8 a.m. 16-7), 5:07 p.m. St. Louis 3 3 0 .500 110 111 Sanchez from Nashville (PCL). College Volleyball — SWOCC at Mount Hood, 1 Today D.C. United 16 10 6 54 49 40 NEW YORK METS—Activated LHP Johan Golf — PGA Tour McGladrey Classic, 11 a.m., Golf Friday, Oct. 19 New York 15 9 8 53 54 46 Channel; LPGA Hanabank Championship, 4:30 p.m. x-New York (Pettitte 5-4) at Detroit (Fister 10- Seattle at San Francisco, 5:20 p.m. Santana from the 15-day DL. Assigned OF Fred Men’s College Soccer — South Puget Sound at Sunday, Oct. 21 Houston 13 8 11 50 45 38 Lewis outright to Las Vegas (PCL). Announced C p.m., Golf Channel; European Tour Perth 10), TBA Columbus 14 11 7 49 40 40 International, 10:30 p.m., Golf Channel; Web.com SWOCC, 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20 Arizona at Minnesota, 10 a.m. Rob Johnson refused outright assignment and Women’s College Soccer — SWOCC at Lane, noon. Green Bay at St. Louis, 10 a.m. Montreal 12 15 5 41 45 50 elected to become a free agent. Tour Jacksonville Open, 2 p.m., Golf Channel. x-Detroit at New York, 5:07 p.m. Philadelphia 10 15 6 36 35 37 Saturday, Oct. 20 South Coast Youth Football League — Fifth Sunday, Oct. 21 Baltimore at Houston, 10 a.m. BASKETBALL and Sixth Grade: At Bandon High School, Washington at N.Y. Giants, 10 a.m. New England 7 17 8 29 37 44 National Basketball Association Baseball Playoffs — ALCS Game 5, Detroit at x-Detroit at New York, 5:15 p.m. Toronto FC 5 20 7 22 35 60 New York Yankees, 5 p.m. (if necessary), TBS. Bandon Saints vs. Coos Bay Jets, 9 a.m.; Coos National League Championship Series Dallas at Carolina, 10 a.m. SACRAMENTO KINGS—Exercised third-year Bay Raiders vs. Myrtle Point Giants, 11 a.m. At New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 10 a.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE options on C DeMarcus Cousins and G Jimmer College Football — Purdue at Ohio State, 9 a.m., All games televised by Fox W L T Pts GF GA Reedsport High School: Reedsport Falcons vs. Sunday, Oct. 14 Cleveland at Indianapolis, 10 a.m. Fredette. ABC; LSU at Texas A&M, 9 a.m., ESPN; Virginia Tech x-San Jose 19 6 7 64 69 40 North Bend Steelers, 9 a.m.; Coos Bay Vikings St. Louis 6, San Francisco 4 Tennessee at Buffalo, 10 a.m. TORONTO RAPTORS—Exercised their fourth- at Clemson, 9 a.m., ESPN2; Penn at Yale, 9 a.m., x-Real Salt Lake 17 11 5 56 46 35 vs. North Bend Broncos, 11 a.m. Third and Monday, Oct. 15 Jacksonville at Oakland, 1:25 p.m. year option on F Ed Davis. NBC Sports Network; Stanford at California, noon, x-Seattle 14 7 11 53 48 31 Fourth Grade: At North Bend High School, Teams San Francisco 7, St. Louis 1 N.Y. Jets at New England, 1:25 p.m. FOOTBALL Fox; Nebraska at Northwestern, 12:30 p.m., ESPN2; x-Los Angeles 15 12 5 50 56 45 TBA 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 17 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 5:20 p.m. National Football League Texas Tech at TCU, 12:30 p.m., ABC; team TBA, 12:30 Vancouver 11 12 9 42 35 40 St. Louis 3, San Francisco 1, St. Louis leads Open: Atlanta, Denver, Kansas City, Miami, BALTIMORE RAVENS—Placed LB Ray Lewis on p.m., CBS; BYU at Notre Dame, 12:30 p.m., NBC; FC Dallas 9 12 11 38 39 42 UNLV at Boise State, 12:30 p.m., NBC Sports High School Results series 2-1 Philadelphia, San Diego injured reserve-designated to return. Signed LB Today Monday, Oct. 22 Colorado 9 19 4 31 40 50 Josh Byrnes from the practice squad. Network; Montana at North Dakota, 12:30 p.m., Portland 7 16 9 30 32 55 Root Sports; Kansas State at West Virginia, 4 p.m., San Francisco at St. Louis, 5:07 p.m. Detroit at Chicago, 5:30 p.m. CAROLINA PANTHERS—Released G Bryant CROSS COUNTRY Chivas USA 7 17 8 29 22 54 Browning from the practice squad. Signed T Ray Fox; Alabama at Tennessee, 4 p.m., ESPN; Middle Friday, Oct. 19 Country Fair Invitational NOTE: Three points for victory, one point for tie. Dominguez to the practice squad. Tennessee at Mississippi State, 4 p.m., ESPN2; San Francisco at St. Louis, 8:07 p.m. Pro Basketball At Elmira x- clinched playoff berth CHICAGO BEARS—Released LB Aston Florida State at Miami, 5 p.m., ABC; Utah at Oregon Sunday, Oct. 21 BOYS Wednesday, Oct. 19 Whiteside from the practice squad. Signed T State, 7:30 p.m., ESPN2 and KBBR (1340 AM); x-St. Louis at San Francisco, 1:45 p.m. Team scores not available NBA Preseason Seattle FC 0, Real Salt Lake 0, tie Cory Brandon to the practice squad. Wyoming at Fresno State, 7:30 p.m., Root Sports. Monday, Oct. 22 Wednesday’s Games Individual Results (5,000 Meters): 1. Jackson x-St. Louis at San Francisco, 8:07 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 20 CLEVELAND BROWNS—Named Joe Banner Auto Racing — NASCAR Sprint Cup Hollywood Toronto 104, Washington 101 Montreal at Toronto FC, 10:30 a.m. Darland, Sheldon, 15:37; 2. Kenny Freeman, Cardinals 3, Giants 1 chief executive officer. Casino 400 practice, 8 a.m., ESPN2; NASCAR Roseburg, 16:02; 3. Benjamin Rodriguez, Philadelphia 113, Cleveland 99 Sporting Kansas City at New York, 4 p.m. DETROIT LIONS—Signed G Pat Boyle to the San Francisco 001 000 000 — 1 9 1 Nationwide Series Kansas Lottery 300, qualifying Roseburg, 16:06; 4. Brian Blythe, Philomath, Houston 109, Memphis 102 Philadelphia at Houston, 4:30 p.m. practice squad. St. Louis 002 000 10x — 3 6 0 at 9 a.m., Speed Channel, and race at 12:30 p.m., 16:07; 5. Brandon Pollard, Sisters, 16:09; 6. Phoenix 100, Dallas 94 Columbus at D.C. United, 4:30 p.m. GREEN BAY PACKERS—Signed WR Jeremy Ross M.Cain, Ja.Lopez (7), Mijares (8), Kontos (8) ESPN. Zach Blanco, Hidden Valley, 16:13; 7. Connor Golden State 98, Sacramento 88 Chicago at New England, 4:30 p.m. and DE Drew Vanderlin to the practice squad. and Posey; Lohse, Rosenthal (6), Mujica (7), Golf — PGA Tour McGladrey Classic, 11 a.m., Golf Devereux, Marshfield, 16:17; 8. TJ Wright, Portland 97, Denver 80 Colorado at Chivas USA, 7:30 p.m. Placed LB D.J. Smith on injured reserve. Boggs (7), Motte (8) and Y.Molina. W—Lohse 1-0. Channel; LPGA Hanabank Championship, 4:30 Sheldon, 16:17; 9. Alex Johnston, Sheldon, L.A. Clippers 96, Utah 94 Sunday, Oct. 21 JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS—Released TE Zach L—M.Cain 0-1. Sv—Motte (2). HRs—St. Louis, p.m., Golf Channel; European Tour Perth 16:19; 10. JP Kiefer, Marist, 16:25. Also: 13. Today’s Games Portland at Vancouver, 4 p.m. Miller. M.Carpenter (1). International, 10:30 p.m., Golf Channel; Web.com Colby Gillett, Marshfield, 16:33; 18. Levi Graber, New Orleans at Atlanta, 4:30 p.m. Los Angeles at San Jose, 4 p.m. MIAMI DOLPHINS—Released DE Louis Nzegwu Tour Jacksonville Open, 2 p.m., Golf Channel. North Bend, 16:47; 51. Strider Myhre, North Detroit at Miami, 4:30 p.m. FC Dallas at Seattle FC, 6 p.m. from the practice squad. Signed LB Joe Holland Major League Soccer — Philadelphia at Houston, Bend, 17:34; 61. Nick Hossley, North Bend, Pro Football Memphis vs. Milwaukee at La Crosse, WI, 5 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 24 to the practice squad. 4:30 p.m., NBC Sports Network. 17:45; 63. Sawyer Heckard, Marshfield, 17:48; Boston at Brooklyn, 5 p.m. Philadelphia at Sporting Kansas City, 5:30 p.m. NEW YORK JETS—Waived FB John Conner with 67. Noah Langlie, North Bend, 17:54; 70. NFL Friday’s Games Saturday, Oct. 27 an injury settlement. Signed LB Marcus Dowtin Local Schedule Michael Hobson, North Bend, 17:59; 72. AMERICAN CONFERENCE New York vs. Toronto at Montreal, 4 p.m. New York at Philadelphia, 10:30 a.m. from the practice squad. Signed CB Donnie Matthew Stewart, North Bend, 18:00; 80. John East W L T Pct PF PA Indiana at Orlando, 4 p.m. New England at Montreal, 11 a.m. Fletcher to the practice squad. Today Hampton, Marshfield, 18:07; 84. Will Gagnon, N.Y. Jets 3 3 0 .500 133 141 Philadelphia at Brooklyn, 4:30 p.m. D.C. United at Chicago, 1 p.m. Canadian Football League High School Volleyball — Midwestern League: Marshfield, 18:11. New England 3 3 0 .500 188 137 Minnesota at Chicago, 5 p.m. San Jose at Portland, 3:30 p.m. CFL—Fined Hamilton DB Dee Webb an Churchill at Marshfield, 6:45 p.m. Far West GIRLS Miami 3 3 0 .500 120 117 Phoenix vs. Oklahoma City at Tulsa, OK, 5 p.m. Vancouver at Real Salt Lake, 6 p.m. undisclosed amount for his actions during League: North Bend at Siuslaw, 6 p.m.; South Team scores not available Buffalo 3 3 0 .500 137 192 Sacramento vs. L.A. Lakers at Las Vegas, 7 p.m. Houston at Colorado, 6 p.m. Friday’s game. Fined B.C. Lions DL Khalif Umpqua at Brookings-Harbor, 6 p.m. Sunset Individual Results (5,000 Meters): 1. Gracie South W L T Pct PF PA Golden State at Portland, 7 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 28 Mitchell an undisclosed amount for posting a Conference: Myrtle Point at Gold Beach, 6 p.m.; Todd, Sheldon, 18:25; 2. Sierra Brown, Hidden Houston 5 1 0 .833 173 115 Blazers 97, Nuggets 80 Toronto FC at Columbus, 1 p.m. message containing a racial slur on his Glide at Reedsport, 6 p.m.; Bandon at Coquille, Valley, 18:26; 3. Shaylen Crook, Marshfield, Indianapolis 2 3 0 .400 100 145 DENVER (80): Gallinari 1-8 2-2 4, Faried 7-11 3- Chivas USA at FC Dallas, 4 p.m. Twitter account. C M C M Y K Y K

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He broke more tackles than BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — season, at least one game has BY BARRY WILNER The sun is shining, the days to be shifted to create flexi- The Associated Press any back we played against last year. He broke the most are warm and No. 22 Stanford bility. That won’t be a prob- NEW YORK — NFC against us.” and California still have half a lem the next two years, but Worst? Not anymore. For Seattle to pull slightly season left to play entering come 2015, there will be four That was so 2010. Here in ahead in the NFC West race the 115th edition of the Big straight 14-week seasons. 2012, the NFC West is the — the Seahawks, 49ers and Game rivalry. That means rivalry games best division in all of pro Cardinals are all 4-2; the If the timing seems such as Oregon-Oregon football. Rams are 3-3 — it must strange, that’s because it is. State, Southern California- And the two best teams in stymie the 49ers’ running In the first of what is UCLA, Washington- the division, the San game. Frank Gore has 470 expected to be at least one Washington State and Francisco 49ers and Seattle yards rushing and a 5.4-yard Pac-12 rivalry moved from its Arizona-Arizona State will Seahawks face off in the city average, better than Lynch’s normal date some years likely have to be shuffled. The by the bay tonight. 4.3. because of the expanded conference plans to rotate Even though they come With the way Alex league’s squeezed schedule, rivalry games so the same off their worst performance Smith struggled against a the Bay Area schools will programs aren’t playing ear- of the season in a 23-3 home Giants defense that hadn’t meet at remodeled Memorial lier than they want to every loss to the Giants, the Niners been all that impressive Stadium on Saturday under year. are 7-point favorites — beforehand, the Seahawks an odd October sky. The “The Pac-12 Conference despite the Seahawks coming could present a huge chal- teams traditionally play the values the importance of our off a stirring lenge to San Francisco’s final conference game historic rivalry games and the comeback passing attack at against each other — if not importance of scheduling victory Pro Candlestick Park. the last game altogether. them in traditional end-of- against Then again, the Niners Stanford coach David season dates,” Pac-12 New Picks need to prove something to Shaw and Cal’s Jeff Tedford Commissioner Larry Scott England. themselves — and to the rest both said preparing for each said when the schedule was You’ve got to dust your- of the league ... 49ERS, 27- other so soon seems a little released. “However, with the self off and ride,” 49ers 14. awkward. Each program’s addition of our champi- 1 athletic director denounced onship football game the last coach Jim Harbaugh said. New York Jets (plus 10 ⁄2) “Right now we have no at New England: Patriots are the date when it was week of the season, and new choice. We have to get to angry at themselves — and The Associated Press announced. And almost television agreements com- Seattle right quick. We’ve they always are angry with Seattle’s Golden Tate grabs a 51-yard pass as New England’s Devin every player, particularly the mencing in 2012, there will got a football fight com- the Jets. BEST BET: PATRI- McCourty defends in the second half Sunday in Seattle. The Seahawks upperclassmen, admitted the be additional priorities that ing.” OTS, 37-13. play the San Francisco 49ers tonight. schedule seems out of sorts. need to be balanced when 1 “I don’t like it,”Shaw said. making the schedule that will Much of that fight figures Pittsburgh (minus 2 ⁄2) at to be on the ground. at Cincinnati: Two of the ... SAINTS, 30-24. showed their true mettle by “I think it’s weird. I think it’s mean occasional date adjust- Marshawn Lynch leads the NFL’s most disappointing Baltimore (plus 6) at manhandling 49ers. But different.” ments to rivalry games.” NFC in rushing and is third in teams. Go with the hosts. Houston: Take Ray Lewis Redskins give them trouble As much as the schools The Stanford-Cal rivalry, the league with 549 yards. UPSET SPECIAL: BENGALS, away from Ravens’ lineback- ... GIANTS, 28-26. and conference tried, the like so many others across Last year, he gained 107 21-20. ing corps and Brian Cushing Tennessee (plus 3) at atypical timing of this sea- the country, has typically 1 son’s Big Game couldn’t be been a way for one — or both against the 49ers and Dallas (minus 1 ⁄ 2) at from Texans’ LBs and Buffalo: Both teams pretty snapped San Francisco’s Carolina: Two more of the ...RAVENS, 28-27. much were handed wins last avoided. — programs to often make 1 The Pac-12 champi- their season on the final day string of 36 successive games NFL’s most disappointing Green Bay (minus 5 ⁄2) at week. Bills gladly accept not allowing a 100-yard teams. Breaking tradition, go St. Louis: Pack really stepped another gift ... BILLS, 26-22. onship, which began last sea- — or wreck the other’s. gainer. with the visitors ... COW- up at Houston, but Rams are Arizona (plus 6) at son when the league added Sometimes the result will “Their running game is BOYS, 27-24. no pushover, especially at Minnesota: Spread looks Colorado and Utah, takes up affect bowl eligibility. Other the bread and butter of Jacksonville (plus 4) at home ... PACKERS, 27-23. somewhat high. Vikes run- the first weekend of times even save a coach’s or their offense,” Niners Oakland: Two of the NFL’s Detroit (plus 5) at ning game the difference ... December — a date often quarterback’s job. Mostly, defensive coordinator Vic worst teams. Go with the vis- Chicago, Monday night: VIKINGS, 19-16. used for rivalry games. The though, it’s about bragging Fangio said. “And every- itors ... JAGUARS, 16-14. Impressed by Lions’ come- Cleveland (plus 3) at conference’s landmark TV rights all winter. This year? 1 deal, worth about $3 billion, “Right now, it’s kind of thing works off of that. He’s New Orleans (minus 2 ⁄2) back win at Philly? We’re not Indianapolis: New owner one of the best backs in the at Tampa Bay: One more ... BEARS, 30-20. means, uh, not much for added more Thursday night weird,” Stanford senior line- 1 games. And per league policy, backer Chase Thomas said. league. He’s the best back time — one last time? — Washington (plus 6 ⁄2) at Browns this week ... COLTS, we played last year by far. going to believe in the Saints New York Giants: Giants 17-16. teams must have a bye week “It’s October, it’s still warm the Saturday before outside.” Thursday night games. The Cardinal have won The result left Stanford the last two matchups and LSU’s defense will try to slow Texas A&M (4-2, 2-1) and Cal (3-4,2-2) three of the last five. But with three options: play on Stanford no longer has 1 Thanksgiving weekend, Andrew Luck and has yet to BY RALPH D. RUSSO “I just think there’s got to be some BYU (plus 13⁄2) at No. 5 Notre Dame: The Associated Press sense of fairness in terms of asking, ‘Is First of six scheduled meetings between which both rejected, citing score an offensive touch- this what we want football to be?’” he Cougars and Irish ...NOTRE DAME 24-13. concerns about midweek down in two road games — 1 festivities during the holiday. both losses — this season No. 20 Texas A&M has become a fas- said. No. 6 LSU (minus 3 ⁄2) at No. 20 cinating team. Aggies first-year coach Kevin Texas A&M: Manziel for Heisman gets The second was to play the under inconsistent quarter- The Aggies are thrilled to be in the Sumlin, who served as an assistant for serious if Aggies beat Tigers ... LSU 38- Saturday before back Josh Nunes and a group Southeastern Conference, but their seven seasons in the Big 12 before 24. Thanksgiving, which mem- of young wide receivers who approach is still very much Big 12. becoming the head coach at Houston, Purdue (plus 19) at No. 7 Ohio State: ber athletic directors shot dropped four balls in a 20-13 When Texas A&M hosts No. 6 LSU was asked about the fairness of the no- Boilermakers have been outscored 82- down, saying that would overtime loss at Notre Dame and the Tigers’ nasty defense Saturday, huddle. His dismissive response was, 27 last two weeks by Wisconsin, strain other parts of the last weekend. the Aggies will get a chance to prove basically, his team plays by the rules. Michigan. ... OHIO STATE 45-21. league schedule. And the The Golden Bears, mean- 1 third was to play Oct. 20, while, have won two straight what so many Big 12 fans have thought Saban is not the only defensive- Utah (plus 10 ⁄2) at No. 8 Oregon all along: Those big, bad SEC defenses minded coach feeling a bit, well, defen- State: VAZ-tacular start for new which athletic directors who for the first time all season wouldn’t look quite so tough if they had sive these days. Beavers QB Cody Vaz against BYU ... make the schedule formed a and are a looking for an upset to face high-powered Big 12 offenses You can be certain that those on that OREGON STATE 30-21. majority to force the schools to launch them into the sea- every week. side of the ball will push for some rules Kansas (plus 35) at No. 10 Oklahoma: to accept. son’s second half. SEC fans scoff at this, insist defense changes in the next few years to slow Sooners have won seven straight against “We’re going to prepare “I remember when we wins championships, things down a bit. And you can be just as Jayhawks, all by at least 14 ... OKLA- and we’re going to play. beat them last. That was and point to the six sure that the guys on the offense side HOMA 52-14. There’s nothing I can do really fun and kind of one of 1 about it,” Tedford said. “But the highlights of my season straight national College will push back. Colorado (plus 40 ⁄2) at No. 11 titles the confer- Whether it goes anywhere, who Southern California: A Matt Barkley it’s a little bit awkward, as a freshman,” Cal center ence has won as Picks knows? stat-padder ... USC 48-10. because you normally play Brian Schwenke said. “To be proof. Grant Teaff, the former Baylor coach No. 12 Florida State (minus 20) at your traditional rival at the in the middle of the season As with many argu- who now heads the American Football Miami: ACC still waiting for this rivalry end of the year.” right now playing them, it’s a ments, there is truth on both sides. But Coaches Association, said his group to be great again ... FLORIDA STATE And while only the Big little different.” the debate seems to be more heated annually surveys coaches for ideas 38-17. Game is impacted this sea- In a series that dates back 1 son, more in the Pac-12 will to 1892, the schools have than ever because there is such a clear about tweaking rules. No. 13 Georgia (plus 27 ⁄ 2) at style difference between the top teams “It’s a legitimate concern our defen- Kentucky: Wildcats might want to end be soon. played on both campuses and in the SEC (Alabama, LSU, Florida and sive coaches have about being able to this one early, too ... GEORGIA 45-14. In years like 2012, when in San Francisco. They’ve 1 the calendar has only 14 never played in October — South Carolina) and those in the Big 12 substitute,” Teaff said. “But that’s part Virginia Tech (plus 8 ⁄2) at No. 14 (especially West Virginia, Oklahoma, of the challenge. The game changes; Clemson: ACC schedule makers did Saturdays during football until Saturday. Oklahoma State and Texas Tech). offenses catch up to defenses. Hokies no favors with interdivisional Texas A&M can score a victory of “That’s what football is. It’s in a con- games against Tigers and Florida State sorts for the conference it left behind stant cycle of change.” ... CLEMSON 35-31. But I was trying to use my 1 GUNTHER over the next few weeks. Though defensive coaches are cor- Middle Tennessee (plus 19 ⁄2) at No. pitching wedge to get out of The Aggies lead the SEC and are tied rect to contend it’s been cycling in favor 15 Mississippi State: Blue Raiders have From Page B1 bunkers as well, and that was for sixth in the nation in total offense at of offense for years. already knocked off Georgia Tech ... a disaster, to the tune of hav- 543 yards per game, behind fabulous “The thing I hear from my defensive MISSISSIPPI STATE 38-17. When I was trying to ing to play backward out of a 1 redshirt freshman quarterback Johnny friends is all defensive coordinators are USF (plus 6 ⁄2) at No. 16 Louisville: sharpen up for the champi- few sand traps after I failed a Manziel (aka Johnny Football). They either on the way in or on the way out Bulls have been Big East’s most disap- onships this week on Bandon couple times trying to get average 47 points, run a fast-paced (of a job),”Teaff said. “Defensive coor- pointing team ... LOUISVILLE 28-17. Dunes, the course we ama- out in the direction of the 1 spread offense and are everything that dinator is a tough job in some leagues No. 18 Texas Tech (minus 2 ⁄2) at teurs will play, I only had two hole. makes fans (and coaches) of a more tra- right now.” TCU: New Horned Frogs QB Trevone three-putts. I normally avoid the sand ditional approach to football cringe. The picks: Boykin threw four TD passes last week When I played at Old at all costs, but somehow The Aggies lost 20-17 to open the ... TCU 35-28. Macdonald I had two three- managed to find my way into TODAY 1 season against No. 3 Florida, coached by No. 19 Rutgers (minus 5 ⁄ 2) at putts before the third tee. bunkers on seven straight 1 former defensive coordinator Will No. 2 Oregon (minus 9 ⁄2) at Arizona Temple: Surprising Owls have won first And on the fifth hole, holes during the back nine. Muschamp. Chalk one up for old- State: Time to find out if Sun Devils are two games in return to Big East ... RUT- appropriately called “Short,” Throw in hitting the school football. Since then they’ve legit; Ducks have something to prove on GERS 17-13. I took four putts after hitting iconic tree on the third hole scored 88 points combined in victories road, too ... OREGON 31-20. No. 21 Cincinnati (minus 7) at the green with my tee shot. — something I probably against Arkansas and Mississippi, two Toledo: Rockets’ only loss was in OT to That green is one of the more couldn’t do once in 100 tries teams that prove not everybody in the SATURDAY Arizona ... TOLEDO 33-28 creative ones, with about a if you asked me to — and the 1 1 SEC plays big-time defense. No. 1 Alabama (minus 20 ⁄2) at No. 22 Stanford (minus 2 ⁄2) at dozen different levels where result was an awful score and After LSU, A&M plays three straight Tennessee: Tide has won five straight California: The Big Game comes early the course workers could put a running time of just under road games against Auburn, No. 15 against Vols ... ALABAMA 42-17. for Cardinal and Bears ... STANFORD the pins. While that’s not an an hour and 18 minutes. I’m Mississippi State and No. 1 Alabama. No. 9 South Carolina (plus 3) at No. 28-20. excuse for a four-putt, on sure I can improve the latter Crimson Tide coach Nick Saban 3 Florida: Third straight top-10 oppo- Michigan State (plus 10) at No. 23 that hole and a couple oth- portion of the speedgolf made news a few weeks back when he nent for Gamecocks ... SOUTH CAR- Michigan: Spartans have won four ers, I had time to jog over to score, and I’d like to think I’d responded to a question about up- OLINA 20-17. straight in rivalry ... BEST BET: MICHI- where I thought my first putt do better on the former, as 1 tempo offenses by suggesting there No. 4 Kansas State (plus 2 ⁄2) at No. 17 GAN 27-14. would end up and then catch well. were safety issues to consider when West Virginia: The Big 12 race could be a UNLV (plus 28) at No. 24 Boise my breath waiting for the I’ll be curious to see what teams run so many plays, especially for mess — a fun mess, though ... UPSET State: Broncos quietly rolling to anoth- ball to stop rolling so I could types of times and scores the defenses that can’t substitute as often. SPECIAL: WEST VIRGINIA 45-35. er big season ... BOISE STATE 35-14. hit it again. pros put up at Old Mac. I’m not alone in my atti- I likely won’t be terribly tude about the greens. Tim competitive this weekend. at 421 feet. failed to do.” Westbrook in a simulated Scott, who helped make the The pros compete both NLCS “It was a bad pitch. I was Carpenter entered the game. The rest of the team tournament this week a real- Saturday and Sunday and the From Page B1 trying to go slider in and I did- game 1 for 5 in the postsea- had the day off. ity, had a similar experience 45 amateurs tee it up after n’t get it in there like I should son, all five pinch-hit Umpires called for the tar- — and he’s an outstanding the pros on the second day. “I try to grind out those have,”Cain said.“I made a bad appearances. He had an RBI paulin right after the golfer, unlike me. But my running time at-bats and fight,”Carpenter pitch and it cost us.” single in the wild-card play- Cardinals made it 3-1 on a “It’s tough to score there should be among the better said. “I was in my two-strike Cain was aware Carpenter off against Atlanta. He got 14 run-scoring single by Shane because the greens are bru- ones, at least for the ama- mode and I got the pitch. You had hit him well. of his 46 RBIs in April as the Robinson and Cain was lifted. tal,”he said. “It’s very diffi- teurs — I met a pro player don’t expect things like that “It might affect what primary sub at first base for It was the third game cult to get it around the hole from Austria who is compet- to happen.” you’re trying to do because injured Lance Berkman. delayed by rain this postsea- and make putts. It’s going to ing and he’s a ton faster than This one was a much big- you don’t know his weak- On Tuesday, Carpenter son and a fourth, Game 4 of be difficult that first day.” me (and of course a better ger deal, a drive that soared nesses,” Cain said. “But was among a group of sel- the Yankees-Tigers ALCS, If putting were my only golfer). over the Cardinals bullpen in you’ve still got to make good dom-used hitters trying to was postponed later trouble, I’d have a fine story And no matter where I right field and was estimated pitches and that’s what I stay sharp by facing Jake Wednesday night. to tell about Old Macdonald. place, I know I’ll have fun. C M C M Y K Y K C M C M Y K Thursday, October 18,2012 • The World • B5 Y K Cl ass if i eds

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Goods Sat. at noon. 420 N. 8th, Lakeside. 15. Can be partially furnished. Credit Call 541-759-3093 White Raven Estate Sales. Karate gear brand new asking price $9,990 check required. 541-951-0147. $200 OBO. Nike sporting shoes all 2002 Mazda MPV Limited Unusual old art deco style 6-drawer Leather, Auto, Low Miles. REEDSPORT desk. Solid wood, nicely refinished. kinds size 91/2 to 10 - $25. each, like TRASH & TREASURES SALE AKC Scottish Terrier B3187/316466 Fri & Sat. Oct. 19 & 20 $150. 541-756-1804. new. Brand new Vans shoes size 10. 4 girls & 2 boys Black, shots, Townhouse style duplex Coquille Elks Lodge $25. Fila women shoe size 6 1/2 new wormed, dew claws. $400 each both units avail. Each 2 bedroom, Sponsor: Coquille Emblem $20. 541-888-5121 Will Deliver 1.5 bath, 1 car garage, W/D 703 Lawn/Garden Club #266 hookups, yards, Dishwasher, very 541-447-1304 clean, and in great shape! Unit 1: Troy Bilt CS4210 Still lost... “Sheba”. 1120 sq. ft., pellet stove, 700/mo. 3” chipper/shredder 755 Market Basket If you see a large golden dog, $21,990 Unit 2: 1050 sq. ft., 600/mo. No Market Place 10HP OHV. Towable. Like new. please phone 541-808-0811. 2007 Honda Odyssey Touring pets, no smoking. 1st/ last + $150 Low Miles, Nav. System, More. $700 obo. Call 541-332-4009, 750 Hazelnuts, apples, pumpkins, toma- deposit. Credit check required. B3210/057024 Port Orford. toes, peppers, beets, beans, winter Please Call 541-271-3743 squash, and more! Mon. - Sat.: 9am - 808 Pet Care 709 Wanted to Buy 751 Antiques 5pm; Closed Sundays. Norm Lehne 611 Storage Units 386 Cleveland Rapids Rd., Roseburg, Pet Cremation BUYING JUNK AUTOs UMBRELLA STAND $75; washstand OR. 541-672-2745. 541-267-3131 Large storage space available. $375; dresser $350; church pew $375. No title needed, will pick up, Fenced, gated, on own power All English oak. Also compressor $12,990 up to 100 miles from Coos Bay. meter. 30x40, 10foot door & 12foot $100. New prices! 541-347-5053, 756 Wood/Heating Carol’s Pet Sitting 2005 Toyota CE Will pay up to $200 per automobile. door. secure location. great for RV or leave message. ★Your Place or Mine★ 25K Miles, Auto, 1 Owner, Clean. 541-260-9447 ★ ★ B3309/027112 inventory storage. $500/month LOPI PELLET INSERT Short or Long Term 541-297-5214 ★Excellent References★ WANTED TO BUY: 753 Bazaars Like New - Used one winter. ★541-297-6039★ Good, used refrigerator & Paid $2800. asking $1300. ★See us on Facebook★ HUGE CRAFT FAIR 541-267-3590 Leave message 612 Townhouse/Condo freezer. Oct 19-20-21, 2012, 10am - 6pm, 2 bedroom, 1 1/2 bath, with loft. New Call 541-756-4885. Allegany Community Center, appliances. Private & gated, located Seasoned Oak Firewood cut, split, $7,990   across the road from the on the Umpqua River at Brandy Bar WANTED TO BUY delivered locally $220.00 per cord Mahaffy Pumpkin Patch. Fundraiser Automobiles 1993 GMC Silverado Ext Cab Landing. No smoking. $625/mo. + White vinyl window, 541-662-0003 4x4, 64K Miles, Clean. for Allegany Co-Operative Education. $825 deposit. Call 619-417-2250. Refrigerator & Range. 900 B3208/544333 White only and Reasonable. BAYFRONT TOWNHOMES 541-297-4834 754 Garage Sales Wooded setting, fireplace, decks, 901 ATVs view of bay and bridge. WANTED: 2 horse trailer, or bigger. BANDON ESTATE SALE 360 June Pets/Animals 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths. Any condition, cash sale. postponed until Fri. & Sat., Oct. 26 800 Auto Specials Tamarac 541-759-4380 541-808-4265. and 27. Choose to add a photo in this $21,990 BANDON: IT’S COMING! Free Flight special for $5.00 more 2006 Toyota Tundra Access Cab 710 Miscellaneous Garage Sale Sat.,Oct. 20 at the Odd Limited, Auto, 4x4, 1 Owner, Low Miles, 801 Birds/Fish Leather. B3211/477504 Other Stuff 1/2 Wine Barrel Planter - $25 Fellows Hall on Hwy 42S. Hold dona- 6 lines, 2 weeks 2 square wood planters - $20 ea. tions for us or call 541-347-2950 or $15.00 Men’s suede-fleece lined jacket. New. 541-3474561 for drop-off/ pick-up di- 700 All specials will appear in Large - $25. rections. Clothing, large furniture or PET SPECIALS 1350 Ocean Blvd., Coos Bay The World, Bandon Western Call 541-269-5519 large appliances can not be accepted. HondaWorld.com Choose to ad a photo in this World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday 541-888-5588 • 1-800-634-1054 701 Furniture 16 pieces of rain gear - $1.00-$5.00, 9 special for only $5.00 more Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. good XL mens coats $5.00 each. Pet / Animal All specials are category specific. FOR SALE: queen bed w/frame $300. Betty Crooker Bread Maker $9.00, COQUILLE There are no refunds on specials. Futon/ sofa w/bottom storage, $190. 6 lines, 2 weeks DID you know you could FAX Clam Gun $3.00 541-888-2012 Starts October 1, 2012 541-404-1639. Moving Sale. $12.00 The World your ad at 541-267-0294. 2 Kilns for sale. Saturday only, Oct. 20., All specials will appear in 541-267-6278 2 Queen mattress sets - $45 each Also, molds and greenware. 8am - ? The World, Bandon Western Large sofa, great shape - $65 Call for information, 541-297-4117. 14 S Dean Street. World, Umpqua Post, Wednesday 911 RV/Motor Homes Clean, non-smoker. Turn right on Dean St., Weekly, Online & Smart Mobile. 903 Boats Round maple coffee table - $80 20 1/4 cubic foot Frigidaire Frost Free past Safeway. All specials are category specific. 40 FT. TROLLER, fully equipped, 32ft. Park Model Bandon, 503-689-5451. Upright Freezer $300. 541-7511032 There are no refunds on specials. with license. Make reasonable offer. for sale $7500 in adult park $350. Starts October 1, 2012 Bandon boat basin, “Sockeye.” plus untilities per month 541-267-6278 541-347-2190. 541-888-6103

decision is staring you in the 19) — Having the freedom to face, it’s the day to take action. function in an independent man- Depend on your good judgment ner will be of great importance. and common sense to make the Try not to be put in a position FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 2012 right choice. where you can’t call any of your The year ahead could turn GEMINI (May 21-June 20) own shots. out to be an extremely favorable — A smart friend who is con- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. period in which you’ll experience cerned about your welfare is 19) — Usually, you’re a gregari- many new and exciting develop- likely to offer you some unusual ous and outgoing type who ments. It would be a great time to advice. Even if it sounds strange, enjoys people from all walks of set lofty objectives and pursue think it through until you under- life. Yet, today, you are likely to them vigorously. stand its essence. step out of character and be a LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — CANCER (June 21-July 22) withdrawn isolato. Today could launch an extremely — This is an excellent day to PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) significant cycle for you, espe- spend some time sorting out — Progress can easily be made cially where your finances and things that have been trying and in a new endeavor that has cap- material needs are concerned. If confusing. Once you work things tured your attention and fancy. you handle things right, surplus- out, you can reorganize your life It’ll be easy for you to see things es will abound. for maximum efficiency. realistically and act in a practical SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — manner. — Those whom you always feel There is no need to allow self- ARIES (March 21-April 19) compelled to please may do a doubts to intimidate you, — It may be of extreme impor- role reversal and perform some- because you have the answers tance to know that you’re efforts thing nice for you.This change in needed to produce the end are being acknowledged and your relationship will allow you to results you desire. Figure out appreciated. You’ll relish all trib- hold the strings. what you want and then do it. utes and compliments. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Dec. 21) — There is a time for — Chance could play a big role — Even though you’ll project an sowing and a time for reaping. in bringing about success.You’re easygoing, philosophical You’re now in a period in which apt to say the right thing at the ambiance, you’ll still take your you will be paid back in large right time to the right person. involvements with others very measure by those to whom seriously. Pragmatism will take you’ve given so much. SATURDAY, OCT. 20, 2012 precedence over warmth. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Circumstances and unfore- GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 19) — Some exciting new devel- seen changes that might have — Your strong suit is to be of opments could be in the offing impeded your progress in the assistance, as best you can, to where your social life is con- past can be used as stepping- anybody with whom you share a cerned. Both a few old and new stones in the year ahead. joint involvement. Your pep and friends will play big roles in your Because you’ve learned quite a enthusiasm will prime both your happiness. bit, you should now be able to engine and your partner’s. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. profit from your experience. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) — It would be a good thing LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — — A strong desire for compan- to start elevating your sights in You’re not likely to invite chal- ionship is likely to be extremely terms of your more ambitious lenge, but you might surprise pronounced in you, but if this is objectives. Once you get on a yourself as to how well you per- to be satisfied, you need to pick roll, many remarkable achieve- form when and if you are tested the right person. A poor choice ments are possible. by abrasive people or adverse would contribute to your PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) circumstances. malaise. — Something is stirring that SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Give could produce an advantageous — If you’re anchored to one spot vent to your industriousness effect upon your future hopes too long, you could quickly instead of indulging your playful and desires. Prepare yourself for become moody and irritable. inclinations. Being productive all your tomorrows and look for- Arrange your schedule so that and engaging in something ward to what they’ll offer. you’ll be free to move around worthwhile will be essential to ARIES (March 21-April 19) both mentally and physically. your gratification. — Now is the time to make that SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) move, maneuver or adjustment Dec. 21) — If you choose to — With this being the end of the you’ve been contemplating apply yourself, you have the abil- week, participate in some form where your work is concerned. ity to take a situation of small of activity that provides you with Everything is looking good for promise and turn it into some- a little fun and relaxation. Taking making such a change. thing that could be extremely a break from your work routine TAURUS (April 20-May 20) profitable. will provide many peripheral — If a significant and necessary CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. benefits.

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CC M C MM YY K 3 I THE WORLD, Coos Bay, Ore. I XXXday, Month XX, 2011 Thursday, October 18, 2011 I THE WORLD, Coos Bay, Ore. I B7 Y KK 915 Used Cars Targeting troublesome sonal representative in care of the un- The Port of Port Orford is requesting 1968 BUICK ELECTRA dersigned attorney at: 811 SW Naito proposals from firms with expertise in 2 door with a 430 V8 engine, dual Parkway, Suite 420, Portland, OR planning and economic consulting ser- exhaust, new tire and brakes, 97204 within four months after the vices related to Port activities includ- date of first publication of this notice, ing development and/or redevelop- foods will help irritable bowel lots of extras. Drive it away for only $800! 541-756-2365 as state below, or such claims may be ment of port-related properties. The barred. All persons whose rights may Port will retain the professional ser- DEAR DOCTOR K: I olives, parsnips, potatoes, a good place to start in 1997 MERCURY COUGAR be affected by the proceeding sin this vices of a qualified consulting firm to recently heard about a new spring onions and turnips reducing the symptoms of 6 cylinder, Excellent Condition estate may obtain additional informa- assist the Port in preparing a Strategic 152K. $2100 OBO tion from the records of the Court, the Business Plan that conforms to the diet to manage IBS. Can I Protein: beef, pork, IBS. 541-347-9990 personal representative or the attor- Oregon Business Development De- you tell me about it? chicken, fish, eggs and tofu My advice is to limit ney for the Personal representative. partment Port Strategic Plan Tem- DEAR READER: Irritable I Nuts/seeds: almonds, only those foods that are plate. The Request for Proposal and 917 Utility Trailers Dated and first published: October Scope of Work can be obtained by bowel syndrome (IBS) is a macadamia, peanuts, pine problematic for you. You 11, 2012. contacting the Port Office at: common gastrointestinal nuts and walnuts can determine which ones disorder. Symptoms I Grains: oat, oat bran, to avoid by eliminating all PUBLISHED: The World - October 11, Gary Anderson Port Manager include cramping, diar- rice foods from the “eat less” 18 and 25, 2012 (ID-20216895) Port of Port Orford ASK 300 Dock Rd rhea, gas and bloating. bran, list from your diet. Then IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PO Box 490 A common treatment gluten- Doctor K reintroduce one food at a STATE OF OREGON Port Orford OR 97465 approach is to avoid foods free time, noting whether it FOR THE COUNTY OF COOS 541-332-7121 [email protected] that trigger symptoms. A pasta, worsens your symptoms. If Case No. 12PB0233 new diet for IBS targets white not, add it back to your PUBLISHED: The World - October 11, 18 and 23, 2012 (ID-20218508) and eliminates certain rice, diet. In the Matter of the Estate types of carbohydrates the corn We have more informa- of 26 foot long small intestine has trouble flour and tion on IBS in our Special BBQ smoker trailer. KATHLEEN M. DRUMM, TIMBER FOR SALE, UNITED Deceased. STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE IN- absorbing. We’ll call it the quinoa Health Report, “The This unit was licensed as a class 4 TERIOR, BUREAU OF LAND MAN- “IBS diet,” even though its Don’t Sensitive Gut.” (Learn mobile kitchen. Equipment: NOTICE TO INTERESTED AGEMENT, ORAL AUCTION as here- 3 position sink, hand washing sink, PERSONS inafter designated will be conducted official name is the “low misun- more about this report at propane burners, water heater, by the District Manager, Bureau of FODMAP diet.” (Please derstand AskDoctorK.com, or call 2’ x 4’ charcoal grill, 6’ Southern NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Land Management at the COOS BAY don’t ask what “FODMAP” me. Not Anthony 877-649-9457 toll-free to Yankee smoker, with six rotisserie undersigned has been appointed per- DISTRICT OFFICE, 1300 Airport racks, utility box and wood box. sonal representative of the above es- Lane, North Bend, Oregon stands for; you don’t want all of the Komaroff order it.) Trailer covered. Great for Events tate. All persons having claims against 97459-2000, on November 9, 2012 for to know, and I don’t want foods I (Dr. Komaroff is a and catering. $15,000. the estate are required to present all timber marked or designated for to try to remember.) advise physician and professor at 541-297-0170. them to the undersigned personal rep- cutting. Sale will commence at 10:00 resentative at the office of Lawrence a.m. Before bids are submitted, full Research suggests that you to eat less of will nega- Harvard Medical School. 2013 Pace American enclosed utility Finneran LLC, Attorney at Law, 405 information concerning the timber, the trailer. 7’x14’, dual axle, electric the carbohydrates exclud- tively affect your IBS. And To send questions, go to North Fifth Street, PO Box 359, Coos conditions of sale and submission of brakes, side doors and drop-down ed from the IBS diet eating only the foods I AskDoctorK.com, or Bay, Oregon, 97420, within four bids, including the appraised price per rear ramp. $3500. Call 541-808-0058. months after the date of first publica- species, should be obtained from the increase the amount of advise you to eat more of write: Ask Doctor K, 10 tion of this notice or they may be above District Manager. The prospec- fluid in the bowel and cre- won’t guarantee you free- Shattuck St., Second barred. tus is available online at ate more gas. This leads to dom from IBS. But they are Floor, Boston, MA 02115.) www.blm.gov/or/districts/coosbay/timbersales/i bloating and changes the Legals All persons whose rights may be af- ndex.php. The right is hereby fected by this proceeding may obtain reserved to waive technical defects in speed at which food is 100 additional information from the records this advertisement and to reject any or digested. The result is gas, of the court, the personal representa- all bids. The United States reserves tive, or the attorney for the personal the right to waive any informality in pain and diarrhea. representative. bids received whenever such waiver is To follow the IBS diet, //// in the interest of the United States. eat less of these foods: In the Circuit Court of the State of DATED and first published this 11th Environmental Assessment No. Oregon for the County of Coos, day of October, 2012. DOI-BLM-OR-C030-2010-0001, Fair- I Dairy: cow’s milk, Probate Department. view EA was prepared for this sale yogurt, pudding, ice Frank L. Stevens and a Finding of No Significant Impact cream, cottage cheese and (No. 12PB0200) Personal Representative has been signed. Environmental As- 984 Kentucky Avenue sessment No. ricotta cheese Estate of ERNEST WITHERSPOON Coos Bay, Oregon 97420 DOI-BLM-OR-C040-2010-0005, I Fruits: apples, apri- STEELMAN Cherry Vaughn EA was prepared for cots, blackberries, cher- PUBLISHED: October 11, 18 and 25, this sale and a Finding of No Signifi- ries, nectarines, pears, Notice to Interested Persons 2012 (ID-20218496) cant Impact has been signed. These documents are available for review at peaches, cherries, man- In the Matter of the Estate of Ernest the Coos Bay District Office or online goes and watermelon Witherspoon Steelman, Deceased. PORT OF PORT ORFORD PLANNING AND ECOMONIC atI Vegetables: arti- CONSULTING SERVICES www.blm.gov/or/districts/coosbay/plans/index.p Notice is hereby given that Susan K. hp. This sale notice, first chokes, asparagus, Johnson was appointed as the per- Proposals due: published on October 11, 2012, con- Brussels sprouts, broccoli, sonal representative of the above es- stitutes the decision document for pur- tate. All persons having claims Friday November 2nd 2012 beetroot, cauliflower, gar- REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL poses of protests under 43 CFR Sub- against the estate are required to part 5003 - Administrative Remedies. lic, mushrooms, onions present them to the undersigned per- Protests of any sale listed below must and snow peas be filed within 15 days after the first I Grains: wheat and rye publication of this notice. In COOS COUNTY: OREGON: CBWR: ORAL I Added fiber AUCTION: SALE NO. 13-01, SPACE I Legumes: chickpeas, WRANGLER CT. All timber desig- lentils, kidney beans and nated for cutting on certain Federal lands in T. 26 S., R. 12 W., Sec. 25, soy products W½NW¼, W½SW¼; T. 26 S., R. 12 I High-fructose corn W., Sec. 26, NE¼, E½NW¼, syrup NE¼SW¼, SE¼, Will Mer. estimated for the purpose of this sale to be 7457 I Sweeteners such as MBF. No written bid for less than honey, agave nectar; sor- $1,404,785.00 will be considered. bitol, mannitol, xylitol, Minimum deposit with written bid $140,500.00. In COOS COUNTY: maltitol and isomalt found OREGON: O&C: ORAL AUCTION: in sugar-free gum and SET ASIDE SALE NO. 13-30, mints VAUGHNS JCT. DM. All timber desig- nated for cutting on certain Federal Eat more of these foods: lands in T. 27 S., R. 10 W., Section 5, I Dairy: lactose-free SW¼SW¼; Section 6, SE¼SE¼, milk; rice, almond and Section 7, E½NE¼, SW¼NE¼ , coconut milk; lactose-free E½SE¼; Section 8, W½NW¼, SE¼NW¼, N½SW¼, SW¼SW¼, Will. yogurt; hard cheeses Mer. estimated for the purpose of this I Fruit: bananas, blue- sale to be 2462 MBF. No written bid berries, cantaloupe, grape- for less than $121,681.30 will be con- sidered. Minimum deposit with written fruit, honeydew, kiwi, bid $12,200.00. lemon, lime, oranges and strawberries PUBLISHED: The World - October 11, and October 18, 2012 (ID- 20218322) I Vegetables: bamboo shoots, bean sprouts, bok choy, carrots, cucumbers, eggplant, ginger, lettuce,

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Dear Tom and Ray: I am could actually work on were pretty simple. And RAY: I wouldn’t even tantly, they start pretty about to buy a car. I’ve been myself? I couldn’t care less when something went consider taking the back off much every day. A lot of advised to buy a new or about GPS, power win- wrong that wouldn’t my TV now. And I guess people forget what it was newer car so as to avoid dows, automatic transmis- respond to a fist on the side that’s a loss for humanity. like to turn the key and pray breakdowns, but I’m run- sion, Blackberry and all the of the box, you could take But you know what? TVs whenever it was cold and ning into one big problem: tacky gadgets they put on the back off the TV, remove are 1,000 times better rainy out. Everything on the market is cars these days. I just want the tubes, take them down today than they were 50 RAY: And cars now rou- computerized. I’d like to be to drive something that I to the repair shop and put years ago. They almost tinely go 100,000 miles able to look under my hood can understand. — Malia them in a “tube tester.” never break now, they without needing any major and actually know what is TOM: You’d like to look TOM: If one of the tubes download movies, they dis- repairs. In the old days, if going on. With only one under the hood and actual- was bad, you’d buy a new one play things in 3-D. Their you nursed a car to 100,000 auto-shop class, I’m hardly ly know what’s going on? So for a few bucks, put them all pictures are brighter, miles, it was a cause for a an expert, but I’d like to would we! back in, turn on the TV and sharper and more realistic, party. learn. Are there any new or RAY: I don’t know how voila! You’d be watching yet the sets are more ener- TOM: So, in order to get newer cars out there that old you are, Malia, but I “The Man From U.N.C.L.E.” gy-efficient. And most something that you can are simple — cars that I remember when televisions again in no time. importantly, you don’t need look under the hood of and to adjust the vertical hold easily tinker with yourself, every 15 minutes to keep you have to be willing to from seeing Walter drive an unsafe, unreliable, Cronkite’s forehead at the pollution-belching rust bottom of the screen and bucket. S MALL his chest at the top. RAY: Which is what my TOM: And the same is brother drives. In fact, you B USINESS true of cars. They’re 1,000 can go car shopping on his times more complex, but front lawn, Malia. You’ll 22000300033 NNissanNiissssaann PPathfinderPaatthhffiinnddeerr O WNERS : they’re also 1,000 times have a bunch of heaps that 4x4, Loaded, Leather Vin# 802013 better and more reliable won’t start to choose from. Find your niche than they used to be. TOM: You really have to Retail $9,300 SALE $ 6,300 here! Tell them RAY: And much of that is go back to the 1970s or ear- 20032003 SSuzukiuzukii GGrandrrand VVitaraiittarra Very Nice! Vin#104412 ...... $ 6,295 your attributable to the compli- lier to go “pre-computer.”If 1 1989989 FFordorrd Supercab, 4x4, Canopy. Vin#B47667...... $ 2,995 what cated technology that you you get a car of that vin- 20052005 CChevyhevy IImpalaImpalla Beautiful Gold! Vin#100187 Was $6,800...... $ 4,995 and I can’t even begin to fix 22004004 SSuzukiuzukii VVeronaerrona 104K Miles! Vin#110939 Was $5,195 ...... $ 4,850 business has to tage, you’ll be able to open 22002002 FFordorrd TTaurusaurrus WWagonagon 107K Miles! Vin#150240 Was $5,195...... $ 4,500 offer on the anymore. So it’s a trade- the hood and recognize all 11996996 MMonteontte CCarloarrllo ZZ3434 Bright Red, Good Solid Transportation Vin#150240 ...... $ 2,995 off, but it’s a trade-off that the parts. That’s one thing I 20002000 PPontiaconttiiac GGrandrrand PPrixrriix V-6, Nice Car! Vin#302905 Was $4,100...... $ 3,695 Bulletin Board. most of us are happy to really like about my old 11999999 FFordorrd TTaurusaurrus SSEE SSedanedan 107K Miles! Vin#213627...... $ 4,250 1997997 BBMWMW ZZ33 RRoadsteroadstterr Vin#CO3684 ...... $ 7,195 Affordable make. cars. 1998998 GGMCMC SSafariaffarrii VVanan Room for all your stuff! Vin#538201...... $ 3,495 advertising TOM: Because now our RAY: Of course, the rea- 11994994 JJeepeep WWranglerrrangllerr Hardtop! 4x4, Red! Vin#448378...... $ 6,250 cars pollute a fraction as son you’ll recognize all 22003003 BBuickuiick LLeSabreeSabrre Loaded, Pure Comfort! Vin#109723 ...... customized just $ 5,995 much, they’re more power- those parts is because you 11994994 FFordorrd RRangerangerr Utility Box. Vin# 448378 ...... $ 2,900 for you! Call 11994994 JJeepeep WWranglerrrangllerr Lots of updated features! Vin# 448378...... $ 6,295 ful, some of them go much just replaced them a month 11999999 JJeepeep GGrandrrand CCherokeeherrokee LLaredoarredo 4x4, Sharp. Vin#727404...... $ 4,295 541-269-1222 farther on a gallon of gaso- ago! Don’t do it, Malia. Mon. - Sat. 10am - 5pm line (or a kilowatt of lithi- Accept that the world 5541-404-5151 54411--440044--55115511 Ext. 293 um-ion battery power), changes. Embrace the 2103 Broadway, North Bend to get started they’re safer, more com- change. Cars that start in fortable, they last longer the rain are a giant step for today. and, perhaps most impor- mankind.

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