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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Tuesday, October 8, 2019 Mostly sunny yourdailyglobe.com | High: 64 | Low: 48 | Details, page 2 Centennial groups celebrate together By TOM LAVENTURE strived to make positive changes There will also be Quilts of 1967 to 1970. He currently is the available to elaborate and answer [email protected] to support the people of Besse- Valor exhibit organized by Shar- commander of the American questions. BESSEMER – Three organiza- mer and the Gogebic Range,” said lene Shaffer and Pauline Borgan. Legion Post 27. The second veter- The American Legion Post tion are combining patriotic Sue Abelman of the Bessemer Shaffer is a member of North- an, Donna Frello, will be present- 27/American Legion Auxiliary events Wednesday to celebrate Womens Club. ern Lights Quilt Guild and leads ed with a quilt at 6 p.m. She Unit 27 provided services and 100 years of serving the Bessemer A 100 Letter Tribute will run the Quilts of Valor effort in this served in the U.S. Air Force from resources for veterans, Abelman community. from 1 to 8 p.m., she said. The area, Abelman said. Borgan, of 1979 to 1995. She was stationed said. The Bessemer Womens Washington Elementary three organizations are collabo- Rhinelander, Wisconsin, is with in South Korea, Germany, and Club came together to support School, American Legion Post rating to send 100 letters to active the Pieced for Peace group and stateside, and is the commander their community through activi- 27/American Legion Auxiliary duty servicemen and women and will be accepting donations for of the Veterans of Foreign Wars ties that helped people of all ages Unit 27, and Bessemer Womens veterans of the U.S. Armed Forces signature blocks to complete Post 3673 and is a member of and worked to effect social and Club are each 100-years-old in as a fall activity. Letters will be future quilts for veterans, she American Legion Post 27. civic changes, she said. 2019 and each will hold an event written during the event to help said. Frello will join the choir of the The Washington Elementary on Wednesday, Oct. 10 to cele- meet the goal, she said. “Both ladies are affiliated with Bessemer Area School District in School educated many genera- brate a patriotic theme together Bessemer Area Schools stu- the Quilts of Valor Foundation,” singing the National Anthem, tions of students in Bessemer, she at the Bessemer City Hall audito- dents of art teacher Jen Werner, Abelman said. “The women will under the direction of Sandra said. It was accomplished with rium. The all-ages open house are contributing patriotic draw- present two veterans with quilts.” Genisot. quality instruction, administra- event is free and open to the pub- ings to be included with the mail- The first veteran, Charles Tir- The three organizations will tive planning, and the dedication lic. ings, Abelman said. A 100 food pik, will receive a quilt at 1:30 also have displays highlighting “Activists through the items collection will be given to a p.m. He served in the U.S. Army service over the last century. decades, these organizations local food pantry, she said. during the Vietnam War from Members of the groups will be 100 YEARS — page 5 GCC board CATCHING AIR addresses conflict By TOM LAVENTURE [email protected] IRONWOOD – At a special meeting Monday, the Gogebic Community College Board of Trustees corrected a procedural vote from a previous meeting to address a potential conflict of interest. The board on Monday 5-0 approved a correction to a proce- dural issue related to the unani- mous 7-0 procedural vote to approve a construction media- tion agreement at the Sept. 24 regular meeting. Board members Eric Fitting and Robert Burchell, who had voted Sept. 24, obtained from voting Monday after declar- ing conflicts on interest. The Sept. 24 action was to release $4,925 of the outstanding receivable as the terms of a medi- ation agreement to complete the 2019 construction home project with the GCC Construction Tech- nology program and close the contract. The program contracts with individuals for construction of homes and other structures Kim E. Strom/Daily Globe during the school year to provide NATHAN LAESSIG, of Ironwood, catches air on a table top aerial on the quarter pipe at the new skatepark located at Bluff Valley the students with a realistic work Park in Bessemer. The skatepark was delivered Sunday night by the Mission Skate Park owner and several volunteers. It is an experience. anonymous donation to the city from Rhinelander. The city of Bessemer recently approved its installation. Fitting, who didn’t declare a conflict of interest at the Sept. 24 meeting, was the contracted party for the house that was the ROADWORK subject of the mediation agree- Bessemer council Trial date set ment. “I am a party to the contract,” talks city hall for Ironwood Fitting said. Burchell, who also voted at man the Sept. 24 meeting, declared a accessibility conflict on Monday for being Fit- By KIM E. STROM BESSEMER – A trial date has ting’s father-in-law. [email protected] been set in the case of an Iron- “My daughter is married to BESSEMER – Discussion at wood man facing several sex the party who has the contract,” Monday's Bessemer city council crime charges. he said. meeting centered on the issue of Jeremy James Richards, 42, John Lupino, board chair, said whether the city is in compliance will stand trial on four counts of the special meeting was neces- with the American with Disabili- first degree criminal sexual con- sary. He said he was pleased with ties Act with regard to the city duct-personal injury and one the outcome. hall. count of assault with intent to do “I think we looked at the pro- Councilman Louis Miskovich great bodily harm-strangulation. cedural issue and that was what provided several letters from res- The four-day trial is scheduled to we needed to do and we did,” idents who are disabled and can- begin on Jan. 28. Lupino said. not use most of the facilities at Each of the criminal sexual The Construction Technology the building – including paying conduct charges, the most seri- program entered into a $32,925 utility bills, voting and attending ous he faces, carries a potential contract with Fitting to provide city meetings. life sentence as the maximum the labor to build a home in the According to Miskovich, the punishment. fall 2018. Fitting joined the board city may be in compliance with Richards is accused of assault- of trustees in January 2019 to state law, but not at the federal ing an acquaintance at his house complete a term of trustee who level, which he said trumps state Tom LaVenture/Daily Globe earlier this year, according to tes- had resigned. law. KURT NASI, an employee with the Iron County Highway timony presented at his prelimi- The mediation resulted in a Department, controls traffic on Monday as co-workers nary hearing in Gogebic County patch holes along Wisconsin Highway 77/Wisconsin District Court. Avenue between Hurley and Montreal. —Richard Jenkins GCC — page 5 BESSEMER — page 5 TODAY INDEX Mostly sunny — Details, page 2 Business ...... 13 75 cents

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As the Turkish economy “if who had fought the Islamic part of that work, barriers Turkey does anything that State group with American designed to protect the I, in my great and arms and advice. It was the Kurds were dismantled unmatched wisdom, con- latest example of Trump’s amid assurances that sider to be off limits.” approach to foreign policy Turkey would not invade. Sunday night the White that critics condemn as Graham said Turkey’s House had said the U.S. impulsive, that he some- NATO membership should would get its troops out of times reverses and that fre- be suspended if it attacks the way of the Turkish quently is untethered to into northeastern Turkey, forces. That announcement the advice of his national potentially annihilating came after Trump spoke by security aides. Kurdish fighters who acted phone with Turkish Presi- “A catastrophic mis- as a U.S. proxy army in a dent Recep Tayyip Erdo- take,” said Rep. Liz Cheney five-year fight to eliminate gan. of Wyoming, the No. 3 the Islamic State’s so-called One official described House Republican leader. caliphate. Graham, who that White House Associated Press “Shot in the arm to the bad had talked Trump out of a announcement as a IN THIS June 17 file photo, The Supreme Court is seen in Washington. Abortion guys,” said Sen. Lindsey withdrawal from Syria last botched effort appeared rights, and protections for young immigrants and LGBT people top an election- Graham of South Carolina. December, said letting aimed at making Trump year agenda for the Supreme Court. Its conservative majority will have ample Trump said he under- Turkey invade would be a look bold for ending a war. opportunity to flex its muscle, testing Chief Justice John Roberts’ attempts to keep stood criticism from fellow mistake of historic propor- The official said attempts the court clear of Washington partisan politics. GOP leaders but disagreed. tion and would “lead to by the Pentagon and State He said he could also name ISIS reemergence .” Department to make the supporters, but he didn’t. This all comes at a piv- statement stronger in its Court seems ready to require Pentagon and State otal moment of Trump’s opposition to Turkey’s mil- Department officials held presidency. House itary action were unsuc- unanimous juries as term opens out the possibility of per- Democrats are marching cessful. suading Turkey to abandon forward with their That official, like others WASHINGTON (AP) – defendants to plead insani- Ginsburg was treated its expected invasion. U.S. impeachment inquiry into interviewed, was not The Supreme Court began ty. this summer for a tumor officials said they had seen whether he compromised authorized to speak on the a potentially contentious The one minor surprise on her pancreas. no indication that Turkey national security or abused record and was granted election-year term Monday when the justices took the Meeting for the first had begun a military oper- his office by seeking nega- anonymity to comment. in seeming general agree- bench just after 10 o’clock time in public since late ment that juries in state was the absence of Justice June, the court opened a criminal trials must be Clarence Thomas. The 71- term that could reveal how FBI: Inmate is most prolific serial killer in US history unanimous to convict a year-old Thomas was at far to the right and how ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. release on Sunday, the FBI “I heard a secondary defendant. home, likely with the flu, fast the court’s conserva- (AP) – The inmate who announced that federal road noise and that meant The justices took up a the court said. tive majority will move, claims to have killed more crime analysts believe all of she was still rolling,” he quirk of constitutional law, Justice Ruth Bader Gins- even as Roberts has made than 90 women across the his confessions are credi- said. a 47-year-old ruling that burg was in her customary clear he wants to keep the country is now considered ble, and officials have been In another video, he requires unanimity in fed- seat to the left of Chief Jus- court clear of Washington to be the most prolific seri- able to verify 50 confes- described a victim in New eral, but not state trials. tice John Roberts. The 86- partisan politics. The court al killer in U.S. history, the sions so far. Orleans. “She was pretty. Earlier in the day, the court year-old Ginsburg asked is beginning its second Federal Bureau of Investi- Investigators also pro- Light colored, honey also wrestled with whether the first question in the term with both of President gation said. vided new information and brown skin,” he said with a states must allow criminal insanity arguments. Donald Trump’s Supreme Samuel Little, who has details about five cases in small smile. “She was tall Court appointees, Justices been behind bars since Florida, Arkansas, Ken- for a woman. Beautiful # # Neil Gorsuch and Brett 2012, told investigators last tucky, Nevada and shape. And, uh, friendly.” THIS DAY Kavanaugh, on board. year that he was responsi- Louisiana. It was 1982, and they The justices could be ble for about 90 killings The 79-year-old Little is met in a club. She left with IN HISTORY nationwide between 1970 serving multiple life sen- him in his Lincoln, and and 2005. In a news tences in California. He they parked by a bayou. 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Submitted Photo THE BESSEMER homecoming court dressed up for the pep rally on Friday. Members are shown, from left, Jamie Jett, Tad Rowe, Nick Trudgeon, Zach Baross, King Adam Mazurek, Queen Makayla Switzer, Phoebe Napier, Eliza Stone, Vai Triggiano and Hannah Janczak. This photo was captured by Tracy Rowe. Community Briefs Community Calendar Gogebic County Mercer Library hosts much stuff to deal with Transit Board to craft swap when it’s over. Email calendar items and DOVE Support Group, in Arbor Vitae. meet For more information, community news to noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. SMART Recovery, 4:30 MERCER, Wis. – The call the library at 715-476- [email protected]. Ironwood-Hurley Rotary p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- IRONWOOD – Gogebic Mercer Library will host a 2366. For more information, call 906- Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and mer. craft swap on Friday, Oct. 932-2211. Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Ironwood Area Historical County Transit Board of Iron County Veterans Ser- Society, 5 p.m. social hour, 6 Directors will be holding 25 at 11 a.m. Find a new Hurley American Tuesday, Oct. 8 vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, p.m. dinner, 7 p.m. meeting, home for extra supplies at Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Olde Suffolk Ale House, Iron- its regular meeting on Legion meeting Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the Mercer Library’s Craft 2190. wood. 906-663-4482. times change for Patterson courts or Ironwood Survivors of Suicide, 3 Alcoholics Anonymous, Swap. Memorial Building. the Transit Facility, 235 E. winter p.m., Zion Lutheran Church. 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian McLeod Avenue. This will be an informal Gogebic County Veterans 906-932-5718. Church, Hurley. area74.org. Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Mercer Health and Well- Klassic Kruisers Car event on the honor system HURLEY – The Hurley a.m., Ironwood Memorial Gogebic County – bring in some things to ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Club, 6:30 p.m., Gogebic American Legion post is Building. 906-667-1110. Mercer Community Center. Community College Jacob Transit to operate contribute and take home changing it’s meeting times Friends of the Mercer Wakefield American Solin Center, Room B 22, Iron- Public Library, 10 a.m., on Columbus Day things that you can use. from 7 p.m. to 2 p.m. start- Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 wood. library, Mercer, Wis. p.m. regular meeting, post, Ironwood Masonic Lodge Any supplies not ing Wednesday, Oct. 16. Wakefield Library Tiny IRONWOOD – The Wakefield. 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic claimed at the end of the The meetings will still take Tot Storytime, 10 a.m., Wake- IMPACT Life Support building. Gogebic County Transit day will be donated to place at the Iron County field. Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland Government will operate bus services Alcoholics Anonymous, Church, Ironwood. Bessemer Housing Com- Goodwill. Memorial Building. noon, Salem Lutheran Church, on Columbus Day, Mon- Please limit the volume Narcotics Anonymous, 7 mission, 8 a.m., Executive The post’s golf events Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, Director’s Office, 709 West day, Oct. 14, as normal. of the items to bring so that are over for the season. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, Ironwood. area74.org. Iron Street, Bessemer. the library doesn’t have too noon, Golden Dragon. Alcoholics Anonymous, Iron County Development Bessemer American 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Zone Council, noon, Iron Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- Church, Bessemer. County Courthouse, Hurley. ican Legion, Bessemer. area74.org. Bessemer Downtown Bessemer American Government Development Authority, 4 Mike Tyson takes a swing at MMA coverage Legion Auxiliary, 5 p.m. Wakefield Housing Com- p.m., DDA room, City Hall. social, 6 p.m. dinner, Elk & mission, 9 a.m., Sunset Hound, Ironwood. Manor community room, 200 Friday, Oct. 11 By DAN GELSTON told The Associated Press. championship finals. Ironwood American AP Sports Writer Pierce St., Wakefield. “We can brand it the prop- Tyson can add TV host Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- Gogebic-Ontonagon Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- Mike Tyson is ready to ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- County Remonumentation 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior er way. Give it the proper to an entertainment rial Building, Legion club room. Center. talk your ears off about advertisement. We can take tableau highlighted by a Peer Review, 9 a.m., Natural Wakefield VFW Post Resources Center, Bessemer. Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- MMA. these fighters and publi- scene-stealing stint in “The 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW Iron County Aging Advi- 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, The former heavyweight cize these fighters properly. Hangover.” He voiced him- Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. sory Committe, 1 p.m., Coun- Ironwood. Gathering, Participating Mercer Food Pantry, champion is set to join the We can take all the fighters self in an animated show ty Board Room, Hurley, Wis. and Supporting, 6 p.m., Bessemer Area Sewer noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Professional Fighters from all over the planet, on the Cartoon Network developmental disability advo- Authority, 4:30 p.m., Besse- Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: League as host of the new and all the techniques and and even starred in a one- cacy group, Community Mental mer City Hall. 715-476-7655. Health, Wakefield. 906-229- Gogebic County Board, 5 Alcoholics Anonymous/ series “Mike Tyson’s New all the disciplines and put man show on Broadway. 6170. Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- Fight Game: The PFL,” them in one tournament He hosted a podcast and p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 Erwin Township Board, an Church, Ironwood. which will debut this week and find out who really is founded his own cannabis p.m., Episcopal Church of the 6:00 p.m., Township Hall. area74.org. on the league’s YouTube the baddest (fighter) on the company. Transfiguration, Ironwood. Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. area74.org. Thursday, Oct. 10 EST, Ontonagon United channel and other digital planet that ever lived.” Tyson has long been ant Government Methodist Church basement, platforms before the play- The PFL is a tourna- uncensored, unfiltered ath- Hurley City Council, 5 Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, next to Holiday gas station, offs start Friday. ment-based organization lete who has unloaded p.m., city hall. Patterson courts or Ironwood Ontonagon. area74.org. Montreal City Council, Memorial Building. Alcoholics Anonymous, Tyson will conduct that kicks off the playoffs quotes like this one on Evan- 5:30 p.m., city hall. Gogebic County Veterans 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace interviews with fighters, this week. PFL playoffs are der Holyfield (whom he bit Town of Pence, 6 p.m., Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 Catholic Church, Ironwood. and musicians, entertain- held over three nights in twice during their infamous Pence, Wis., Town Hall. a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 ers and other famous fans p.m., Watersmeet Township; October: Friday’s fights are 1997 fight): “I want your Wednesday, Oct. 9 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Saturday, Oct. 12 of mixed martial arts. headlined by women’s 155 heart! I want to eat his chil- Township. 906-667-1110. Christian Men of the Union Station Food Red Hat Society North- Tyson will be joined on pounds and welterweights; dren!” Or this one on his Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Pantry and Northern Food woods Divas, 11:30 a.m., “Fight Game” by co-host Oct. 17 features feather- own persona: “I comes Cafe, Ironwood. Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Wakefield VFW. Contact Miri- Mentoring of Moms, 9- 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. Sean O’Connell, PFL ESPN weights and lightweights; across as crass, a Nean- am Rund at 906-667-0116. 10:30 a.m., Range Community Alcoholics Anonymous, play-by-play announcer and Oct. 31 has light heavy- derthal, a babbling idiot Alcoholics Anonymous, Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran noon, Salem Lutheran Church, and PFL 2018 light heavy- weights and heavyweights. sometimes. I like to show 4355. Church, Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, Community Pickleball weight champion. Each male fighter must you that person. I like that Grief Support Group, 1 to open meeting, noon, Salem Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer “We can take this to fight twice and win twice person. He makes you want 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice Lutheran Church, Ironwood. office, 1571 Highway 51 North School gymnasium. 715-776- another dimension,” Tyson that night to advance to the to come and listen to me.” area74.org. 4588.

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Results show ele- part of a broader effort by round of data on the recommendations for vated levels of PFOS – one the DNR to assess PFAS department’s PFAS website groundwater standards of the most widely used contamination in surface and update it with addi- given to the DNR in June. and studied PFAS chemi- water across Wisconsin. tional results when avail- Although dermal expo- cals – in Starkweather Samples in the first round able. Due to significant sure (coming in contact Cloverland300 E. Cloverland Dr., (U.S. 2) • Ironwood,Motors MI 49938 Creek in Madison and Sil- were taken from five water- processing and analyzing with the water while wad- 906-932-1202 www.cloverlandmotorsports.com ver Creek in Monroe Coun- bodies near known or sus- time required for fish tis- ing, kayaking, etc.) where ty. Lower levels of contami- pected PFAS contamina- sue samples compared to PFAS is present is not an nation were found in three tion sites. The testing sites water samples, the fish tis- immediate health concern, CITY OF other state water bodies. include fire-fighting train- sue sampling results are DHS does recommend peo- The highest concentrations ing grounds, areas near expected later this year. ple avoid drinking or acci- BESSEMER of detected compounds where PFAS was detected Samples were analyzed dentally swallowing sur- tended to occur down- in drinking water wells, as for 36 PFAS compounds, face water with elevated ABSENTEE BALLOTS AVAILABLE stream of known contami- well as two locations where including PFOS and PFOA, levels of PFAS, and, to wash Absentee ballots are now available for City of nated sites and in smaller elevated fish-tissue or at the Wisconsin State Labo- their hands after wading or Bessemer electors for the November 5, 2019 City streams with low flow. wildlife blood levels were ratory of Hygiene. Although playing in water with ele- Election. Absentee ballots may be obtained from PFAS are a group of previously detected. initial analysis reveals not vated levels of PFAS. DHS the Bessemer City Clerk’s office, 411 S. Sophie human-made chemicals “The DNR will work all the 36 PFAS compounds also advises that pets used for decades in numer- with state and local public were detected, some of the should be rinsed with Street, Bessemer, MI, Monday through Friday, ous products, such as non- health officials, the city, the compounds were detected clean water to avoid ingest- 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. If you wish to have a ballot stick cookware, fast food airport and Wisconsin Air at all locations. ing PFAS that may be on mailed, please contact the Clerk’s office for an ap- wrappers, stain-resistant National Guard to expand Since EPA does not have their fur. For more PFAS plication or mail a completed application to the sprays and firefighting and accelerate the investi- a federal drinking water health-related information, above address. foam. These contaminants gation at Truax and Dane standard for these contam- please visit the DHS web- bioaccumulate in the food County Regional Airport to inants, like other states, site. The City Clerk’s Office will be open from 8:00 chain and have made their address public concerns Wisconsin is working to The DNR maintains an a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Saturday November 2, way into the environment based on the results of this address this critical issue. online health guide for eat- 2019. The last day for City Electors to receive an through accidental spills of first sampling round,” said The rulemaking process ing fish in Wisconsin, Absent Voter Ballot by mail for the November 5, PFAS-containing materials, DNR Environmental Man- started with the Wisconsin which includes fish con- 2019 City Election is Friday, November 1, 2019. discharges of PFAS-con- agement Division Adminis- Department of Health Ser- sumption advice for every The last day to vote absentee in the City Clerk’s taining wastewater to treat- trator Darsi Foss. “We will vices recommending a waterbody in the state. ment plants and certain continue to step up our cumulative groundwater Advisories for the water- Office is Monday, November 4, 2019. Between types of firefighting foams. efforts to investigate PFAS enforcement standard of bodies sampled during this 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. According to the U.S. Envi- contamination in Dane 20 nanograms per liter effort will be updated as ronmental Protection Agen- County and across Wiscon- (ng/L) or parts per trillion needed after the fish Jim Trudgeon, Bessemer City Clerk/Treasurer cy (EPA), exposure to some sin, and work with all our (ppt) for PFOA and PFOS. results are received. 906-667-0333 l 4 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM DAILY GLOBE Those little moments I’ve been overwhelmed lately last time, and this time the conver- with this “cancel culture” business. sation turned much more reflec- Sue Mizell, Publisher We’ve all made mistakes. We’ve all tive. Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor sinned, and we all will again. One With joy radiating from her, of the great glories of life is that we Heaton talked about getting older can begin again. Our sorrow for and taking stock. She talked about our sins and awareness of our Kathryn giving up drinking, having come to weaknesses keeps helping us get Lopez realize it was both a little too much In Their Opinion better and be better. But we increas- and completely unnecessary. She ingly forget this. More and more, it thanked the audience for applaud- seems the loudest voices in culture ing that news because she said How are we won’t make room for growth and some of her friends were disap- redemption. And so, people despair pointed, thinking she wouldn’t be because they think they are stuck. as much fun sober. We all make And things on the news don’t help, it. We need this kind of radical love people feel uncomfortable when dune? as we’re all sucked into more terri- and forgiveness in our culture and they try to seriously examine their ble news and anger. lives. lives and ask difficult questions. But did you notice the breath of One of my favorite writings of They say God writes straight Oh yes. We hear it all the time. We’re the “The fresh air recently? It was the day of Pope Paul VI is about proclaiming with crooked lines, that He works Most Beautiful Place in America” from Good Morn- the sentencing of former Dallas Christ in the world. In a sermon, in mysterious ways. How many of ing America. We’re “Sahara-Level Sand Dunes, police officer Amber Guyger, who the pope said of Christ: “He is like us know that to be true? And, Mediterranean Blue Water: Welcome to Michigan” killed a man, Botham Jean, when us but more perfectly human, sim- goodness, did I see that truth the according to the New York Times this September. she accidentally entered his apart- ple, poor, humble, and yet, while night I happened upon Brandt What keeps our secure footing as a top-10 darling? ment, thinking it was hers. I hope burdened with work, he is more Jean’s witness, and Heaton’s, too. So many reasons, of course, but one stands out – or you’ve heard by now Jean’s broth- patient. He spoke on our behalf; he They reminded me of this impor- rather perches about the rest – our dunes. er’s testimony of forgiveness for worked miracles; and he founded a tant fact: that love is for the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore flaunts Guyger. Brandt Jean said to Guyger new kingdom: in it the poor are unthinkable times and for the almost 40 miles of dune-meets-water coastline. in the courtroom: “I love you just happy; peace is the foundation of a everyday. Our state has the distinction of hosting the largest like anyone else ... I personally life in common; where the pure of We need more reflection, self- collection of freshwater coastal sand dunes in the want the best for you.” He went on heart and those who mourn are awareness and mercy in the world. world. to encourage her to give her life to uplifted and comforted; the hungry People feel like they are drowning. A map of them, covering 230,000 acres, will be Christ. find justice; sinners are forgiven; We’re in this together. Lend a hand presented today in Lansing at the Michigan Coastal And then, as you may have seen, and all discover that they are broth- to help someone above water, if Dunes Symposium 2019. he hugged her. That was the love of ers.” even for a moment. It may make all This first, high-resolution map doubles the area God he displayed, and he was able Another graceful moment came the difference. I woke up one morn- previously mapped, according to Michigan State Uni- to do so because he’s clearly around the same time, but under ing after seeing Jean and watching versity researcher Alan Arbogast. encountered it in his own life. And much lighter circumstances. It was Heaton thinking: Can we give one The economics of dunes will also arise. you don’t have to believe in God to on late-night television, if you’ll another a break already? Can we A recent survey – #howyoudune – found that peo- have some awe and gratitude about believe that. Patricia Heaton was encourage one another while it is ple spent an average of $133 each visit, according to so much that exists, including the being interviewed by Stephen Col- still today? MSU ecological economist Robert Richardson. incredibly complex and wonderful bert on “The Late Show” about her Thanks be to God for cultural “More than 80 percent of responses to our online human person! new comedy series, “Carol’s Sec- moments that help us see and be survey said access to coastal dunes in Michigan is This message of forgiveness and ond Act.” Colbert and Heaton had light when there is so much dark- extremely important to the quality of life for them the invitation to give your life to bonded during a previous inter- ness. and members of their household,” Richardson said. Christ is powerful. And you don’t view about their shared Catholic Kathryn Jean Lopez can be con- But dunes change – it’s their nature – as do the have to be Christian to appreciate faith. They had a lot of fun with it tacted at [email protected]. times. Currently about 54 percent of the total acreage of Today in history dunes are publicly owned or in conservancy. About 32 percent of our dunes are considered “critical” and fall under state protection. By The Associated Press But threats to dunes and dune ecosystems persist Today’s Highlight in History On Oct. 8, 1998, the House – so must the conversation. triggered an open-ended Today’s symposium will address their unique impeachment inquiry against value and using science to better manage the threats President Bill Clinton in a facing them. momentous 258-176 vote; 31 Our dunes are attention-getting and ever-chang- Democrats joined majority Republicans in opening the ing. Our awareness of #howwedune is critical. way for nationally televised impeachment hearings. –Traverse City Record-Eagle On this date In 1871, the Great Chicago Fire erupted; fires also broke out in Peshtigo, Wisconsin, and in several communities in Michigan. Legislators In 1934, Bruno Hauptmann was indicted by a grand jury in New Jersey for murder in the death of the kidnapped son of Michigan Wisconsin Charles and Anne Morrow Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Gov. Tony Evers, 115 East Lindbergh. P.O. Box 30013, Lansing, MI State Capitol, Madison, WI In 1944, “The Adventures of 48909, phone 517-373-3400, 53702, phone 608-266-1212, Ozzie and Harriet,” starring online: michigan.gov/whitmer. online: evers.wi.gov. Ozzie and Harriet Nelson, Sen. Debbie Stabenow, Sen. Ron Johnson, R- made its debut on C-B-S D-Mich., 731 Hart Senate Wis., 328 Hart Senate Office Radio. Office Building, Washington, Building, Washington, DC In 1945, President Harry S. DC 20510, phone 202-224- 20510, phone 202-224- Truman told a press confer- 4822, online: stabenow.sen- 5323, online: ronjohnson.sen- ence in Tiptonville, Tennessee, ate.gov. ate.gov. that the secret scientific knowl- earthquake flattened villages awarded to American 67. Country singer-musician Sen. Gary Peters, D- Sen. Tammy Baldwin, D- edge behind the atomic bomb on the Pakistan-India border, researchers William Nordhaus Ricky Lee Phelps is 66. Actor Mich., 724 Hart Senate Office Wis., 709 Hart Senate Office would be shared only with killing an estimated 86,000 of Yale University and Paul Michael Dudikoff is 65. Come- Britain and Canada. people. Romer of New York University; dian Darrell Hammond is 64. Building, Washington, DC Building, Washington, DC In 1956, Don Larsen In 2017, Harvey Weinstein Nordhaus was honored for his Actress Stephanie Zimbalist is 20510, phone 202-224-6221, 20510, phone 202-224-5653; pitched the only perfect game was fired from The Weinstein work on the economics of cli- 63. Rock musician Mitch online: peters.senate.gov. online: baldwin.senate.gov. in a World Series to date as the Company amid allegations that mate change, and Romer had Marine is 58. Actress Kim U.S. Rep. Jack Bergman, U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy, R- New York Yankees beat the he was responsible for produced research showing Wayans is 58. Rock singer R-Watersmeet, 414 Cannon Ashland, 1714 Longworth Brooklyn Dodgers in Game 5, decades of sexual harassment how governments can Steve Perry (Cherry Poppin’ House Office Building, Wash- House Office Building, Wash- 2-0. against actresses and employ- advance innovation. The New Daddies) is 56. Actor Ian Hart ington, DC 20515, phone 202- ington, DC 20515, phone 202- In 1982, all labor organiza- ees. Vice President Mike York Yankees lost by the is 55. Gospel/rhythm-and- 225-4735, online: 225-3365, online: tions in Poland, including Soli- Pence left the 49ers-Colts largest margin in the team’s blues singer CeCe Winans is bergman.house.gov. duffy.house.gov. darity, were banned. game in Indianapolis after long post-season history, 16-1, 55. Rock musician C.J. State Sen. Ed McBroom, State Sen. Janet Bewley, In 1985, the hijackers of the about a dozen San Francisco to the Boston Red Sox; Ramone (The Ramones) is 54. R-Vulcan, 7200 Binsfeld Sen- D-Ashland, 126 South, State Italian cruise ship Achille Lauro players took a knee during the Boston’s Brock Holt became Actress-producer Karyn Par- ate Building, P.O. Box 30036, Capitol, P.O. Box 7882, killed American passenger national anthem. the first player ever to hit a sin- sons is 53. Singer-producer Lansing, MI 48909, phone 517- Madison, WI 53707, phone Leon Klinghoffer, who was in a Ten years ago: An Arizona gle, double, triple and home Teddy Riley is 53. Actress 373-7840, online: SenEMc 608-266-3510, online: wheelchair, and threw his body sweat lodge ceremony turned run in the same post-season Emily Procter is 51. Actor [email protected]. legis.wisconsin.gov/sen- overboard. deadly as some participants game. New Orleans Saints Dylan Neal is 50. Actor-screen- State Rep. Greg Markka- ate/25/bewley. In 1997, Scientists reported became ill and collapsed inside quarterback Drew Brees writer Matt Damon is 49. Actor- nen, R-Hancock, S-1489 State Rep. Beth Meyers, the Mars Pathfinder had yield- the 415-square-foot structure; became the NFL’s all-time comedian Robert Kelly is 49. House Office Building, P.O. D-Bayfield, 409 North, State ed what could be the strongest three died. (Motivational leader in yards passing during The mayor of London, Sadiq Box 30014, Lansing, MI Capitol, P.O. Box 8953, Madi- evidence yet that Mars might speaker James Arthur Ray, a 43-19 win over the Washing- Khan, is 49. Actor Martin Hen- 48909, phone 517-373-0850, son, WI 53708, 608-237-9174, once have been hospitable to who’d led the ceremony, was ton Redskins. derson is 45. Actress Kristanna convicted in 2011 of three Today’s Birthdays Loken is 40. Rhythm-and- email: GregMarkkanen@ online: legis.wisconsin.gov/ life. In 2002, A federal judge counts of negligent homicide Entertainment reporter blues singer Byron Reeder house.mi.com. assembly/74/meyers. approved President George W. and served 20 months in Rona Barrett is 83. Actor Paul (Mista) is 40. Rock-soul singer- Bush’s request to reopen West prison.) A powerful car bomb Hogan is 80. Civil rights musician Noelle Scaggs (Fitz Coast ports, ending a 10-day exploded outside the Indian activist Rev. Jesse Jackson is and the Tantrums) is 40. Actor labor lockout that was costing Embassy in Kabul, killing 17 78. Comedian Chevy Chase is Nick Cannon is 39. Actor J.R. Thought for Today the U.S. economy an estimat- people. Romanian-born Ger- 76. TV personality Sarah Pur- Ramirez is 39. Actor Max ed $1 to $2 billion a day. man writer Herta Mueller won cell is 71. Rhythm-and-blues Crumm is 34. Singer-songwrit- “Don’t let yesterday use up too much of today.” In 2004, thirty-four people, the Nobel Prize in literature. singer Airrion Love (The Stylis- er-producer Bruno Mars is most of them Israelis, were One year ago: President tics) is 70. Actress Sigourney 34. Actor Angus T. Jones is — Will Rogers killed when suicide bombers Donald Trump said he had no Weaver is 70. Rhythm-and- 26. American humorist blew up the Taba Hilton Hotel plans to fire Deputy Attorney blues singer Robert “Kool” Bell Copyright 2019, The Asso- in Egypt. General Rod Rosenstein. The (Kool & the Gang) is 69. 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PUBLISHEREXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ACCOUNTING DAILY GLOBE Sue Mizell Jenna Kallas yourdailyglobe.com MANAGING EDITOR CIRCULATION Larry Holcombe Marissa Casari USPS 269-980 Award Winning Newspaper Published daily Monday - Saturday ADVERTISING DIRECTOR (except Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Heidi Ofstad Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day) Periodicals postage paid at Ironwood, MI 49938 POSTMASTER – Send changes of addresses to: The Daily Globe, P.O. Box 548, 118 E. McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2019 5 Record

POLICE REPORTS ANIMAL COMPLAINTS Gogebic County Gogebic County A Gogebic County Sheriff's A GCSD report said a Department report said a deputy responded to a com- deputy responded to an plaint of wolves in the area improper parking complaint on from a resident on South Davis River Road and 4th Street in Road in Ironwood Township on Ramsay on Oct. 1 at 9:30 a.m. Oct. 1 at 10 a.m. The caller The deputy tagged two vehi- said the wolves did not appear cles for improper parking and to be afraid of people and one of them for no registration there were children and small with a 24-hour tow warning. animals in the area. Kim E. Strom/Daily Globe ——— ——— THE BESSEMER city council discussed accessibility issues at city hall during Monday’s meeting. Among those at A GCSD report said a A GCSD report said a the meeting were, from left, clerk/treasurer James Trudgeon, council members Terry Kryshak and Linda Nelson, deputy responded to a com- deputy responded to a caller plaint of suspicious activity at reporting to have picked up a Mayor Adam Zak, council members Rob Coleman and Louis Miskovich, and city manager Charly Loper. Rainbow Falls north of Besse- stray white and tan mixed mer on Oct. 1 at 5:50 a.m. The female dog with red collar and Bessemer into federal grants to and not all at once. The –Approved a variance deputy noted there were four leash along Airport Road in resolve the issues. Current- business owner at the request for placement of a vehicles in the parking lot and Ironwood Township Wednes- ly there is access to the meeting was satisfied with garage outside of the speci- made an information-only day at 8:52 p.m. The caller From page 1 report. brought the dog to H.O.P.E. library in city hall. the arrangement. “We want fications listed in the zon- ——— Animal Shelter where the Loper said that accord- In other business, the to accommodate where ing ordinance. A GCSD report said a deputy arrived to conduct the ing to the city's lawyer, they board: possible,” said Zak. There –Agreed to address a deputy responded to a call transfer. are in compliance as they –Discussed address are 10 addresses that concern by Bessemer Area reporting a tree down over ——— Lake Road in the proximity of A GCSD report said a make accommodations changes in the South would change. Schools superintendent the natural spring near Little deputy responded to a fax where possible. It was Massie Avenue and Indus- –Approved a request Dave Wineburner about Girl's Point Thursday at 4 p.m. from Western Upper Peninsula agree by all council mem- trial Access Road areas. from National Guard keeping the crossing areas The responding deputy notified Health Department on Oct. 1 the Gogebic Road Commis- at 1:53 p.m., regarding two bers that the building's Currently, addresses do woman Carmen LeGuardia near the schools free of sion. women being bit by the family inaccessibility to handi- not match with the existing for water, sewer and snow and debris at a future dog. The incident occurred at capped residents in grid structure with odd garbage fees be waived, meeting. Wineburner Ontonagon County their Wakefield home when the The Michigan State Police daughter yelled at the mother wheelchairs, for example, numbers on one side and pending approval from wrote a letter to the council reported that a 45-year-old and the dog became upset and has been an issue for some even on the other, said Eagle Waste, as she is being that said there was also a Mass City woman was arrest- bit both of them, the report time. Loper. Mayor Adam Zak deployed overseas. A problem with students also ed for operating a motor vehi- said. The health department Loper added that the expressed concern as a motion was unanimously “running out into traffic at cle while under the influence of placed the dog on a 10-day alcohol on Oct. 1 at 1:15 a.m., quarantine hold to observe for city has looked into several first responder that the approved to apply the same undesignated crossing on M-38, near Woodspur Road rabies. ways to address the issue way the numbers are consideration for future areas, and cutting between in Ontonagon Township. ——— such as stair lifts, a ramp assigned now makes it servicemen or woman who vehicles in order to cross ——— A GCSD report said a stray The Michigan State Police kitten was taken in at leading from the back to hard for police and fire are deployed. Loper said U.S. 2 as well as city streets.” reported that a 25-year-old KeenAgers Corporation on the auditorium and even trucks to find buildings. the U.S. Department of The council would also Marenisco Township woman Brotherton Street in Wakefield installing elevators, which Present was a local busi- Agriculture Rural Develop- like to invite the county was arrested for domestic vio- Thursday at 4:25 p.m. The would be very costly. ness owner who said the ment has approved the city road commissioner to a lence at her residence on Oct. deputy responded and took the 1 at 4:40 p.m. yellow and white kitten, which Another partial fix cost of changing such waiving these fees as long council meeting and enter- appeared to be in good health, would be to change the things as his business as the city can still repay its tained the idea of having ACCIDENTS to H.O.P.E. animal shelter. venue for city meetings to a cards, menus, and mailings bond payments. law enforcement stop kids Gogebic County ——— A GCSD report said that a A GCSD report said a handicapped-accessible would be “astronomical.” Any future waivers for jaywalking in order to deputy responded to a call deputy responded to a call location, said Loper. Also, Loper referenced another would be for the time a ensure the safety of those reporting a semi truck had from a Bessemer resident on if the city knows in business owner who member of the armed that do so. struck an awning and bent a Fairview Street, saying two turnbuckle at the Walmart on stray dogs were captured and advance, necessary accom- wished to wait until Jan 1, forces is on active duty, –Agreed to schedule a Country Club Road in Iron- were being taken to H.O.P.E. modations can be made, 2020 and a third who provided no one else lives workshop to discuss wood Township on Sept. 30 at Animal Shelter Friday at 4:55 but as Miskovich pointed wanted to do it as soon as in the home and a copy of weight restrictions on cer- 11:52 a.m. An accident report p.m. The deputy met the caller out, that isn't always possi- possible. the deployment orders are tain roadways within the was made. at the animal shelter, accord- ing to the report. ble for some. The board agreed to received. Miskovich com- city. Council members give property owners until mented from experience –Scheduled a condem- Ironwood agreed to continue looking Oct. 31, 2020 to make the having to worry about nation hearing for Dec. 16, into the issue, contacting changes and that they those kinds of things can 2019 for three houses in Historical Society contractors and looking could be made individually distract from the job. the city. 100 years a century of dedication and ship of the American drawing and the donated to hold banquet service, she said. A tribute Legion Post 27. proceeds will go to the certificate will be presented Two recent veteran par- Honor Flight. The quilt By KIM E. STROM state and local politics have From page 1 to the organizations at p.m. ticipants of the U.P. Honor called “4th of July” is [email protected] affected the schools. He of support staff, she said. Myron Re, club histori- Flight will present on a designed by Bonnie Hunter IRONWOOD – The stated he is not affiliated “All continue their work an for Marty’s Goldenaires, recent trip to visit memori- and was made by Susan Ironwood Area Historical with either major party. and service today,” Abel- will have an exhibit for the als in Washington D.C. John Kangas. Society is having its annual There have been just man said. organization that was Frello will have information The Bessemer Public banquet Thursday at the under 16,000 graduates Michigan Gov. Gretchen established in 1950. Martin about the organization. Library will have a collec- Olde Suffolk Ale House at of the Ironwood Area Whitmer and area legisla- “Marty” Lamoreux present- Joanne Kuula, from the tion of patriotic books on 125 South Suffolk Street. Schools over the years, tors are also recognizing ed the idea of a drum and Fabric Patch, donated a display selected by Melis- This year's speaker will said Smith and he feels the three organizations for bugle corps to the member- patriotic lap quilt to be in a sa Lupino, library director. be Percy Smith. Smith the district could do retired 16 years ago as the more to keep in touch TUESDAY EVENING OCTOBER 8, 2019 superintendent of the Iron- with past graduates and 7:007:308:008:309:009:3010:0010:3011:0011:30 wood Area Schools. He will staff members. “Many The Flash “Into the Void” Batwoman Kate Kane re- Seinfeld ’ Seinfeld black-ish ’ black-ish ’ The Gold- The Gold- # CW KDLH be giving a presentation on have gone on to do things ’ (TVPG) (CC) turns to Gotham. 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By MARIA CHENG, CHRISTOPHER all a bit surreal,” the 61-year-old CHESTER and MICHAEL WARREN said. Associated Press Kaelin said he isn’t sure yet LONDON (AP) – Two Ameri- how he’ll spend the prize money cans and a British scientist won but “obviously I’ll try to put it to the 2019 Nobel Prize for Physiol- some good cause.” Kaelin is paid ogy or Medicine for discovering by the Howard Hughes Medical how the body’s cells sense and Institute, which also supports react to oxygen levels, work that AP’s Health and Science depart- has paved the way for new strate- ment. gies to fight anemia, cancer and Ratcliffe, 65, said he was sum- other diseases, the Nobel Com- moned out of a meeting this mittee said. morning by his secretary, who Drs. William G. Kaelin Jr. of had “a look of urgency.” Harvard University, Gregg L. “He had a Swedish accent, so I Semenza of Johns Hopkins Uni- figured it probably wasn’t one of versity and Peter J. Ratcliffe at the my friends pulling my leg,” he Francis Crick Institute in Britain said of the Nobel caller. and Oxford University will share Trained as a kidney doctor, equally the 9 million kronor Ratcliffe said his research began ($918,000) cash award, the when he and colleagues simply Karolinska Institute said. wanted to figure out how cells It is the 110th prize in the cat- sense oxygen. egory that has been awarded “I thought it was a definable since 1901. problem and just thought we’d Their work has “greatly find out how it worked,” he said. expanded our knowledge of how Ratcliffe said it was about two physiological response makes life years into the research program possible,” the committee said, that first began in 1990 when explaining that the scientists they realized the discovery had identified the biological machin- much wider significance. ery that regulates how genes “We saw that it wasn’t just respond to varying levels of oxy- cells in the kidney that know Associated Press gen. how to sense oxygen, but all cells THIS PHOTO provided by Johns Hopkins University shows Gregg L. Semenza at the university in Bal- That response is key to things in the body,” he said. “They use timore. Semenza, a Johns Hopkins University researcher, was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physiol- like producing red blood cells, this to do a huge range of other ogy or Medicine. He will share the prize with Drs. William G. Kaelin Jr. and Peter J. Ratcliffe for their generating new blood vessels and things, reprogram the cells, discoveries of how cells sense and adapt to oxygen availability, the Nobel Committee announced fine-tuning the immune system. cause the growth of blood ves- Monday. (Johns Hopkins University via AP) The Nobel Committee said sci- sels, differentiation of cells. entists are focused on developing There are hundreds and thou- said it was when he and col- already been green-lighted in fight tumors. drugs that can treat diseases by sands of processes the body uses leagues were studying a gene in a China. Monday’s announcement either activating or blocking the to adapt to and regulate its oxy- rare cell type in the kidney and Ali Tavassoli, a Cancer kicked off this year’s Nobel body’s oxygen-sensing machin- gen levels.” they did an experiment that Research U.K. fellow, said he was Prizes. The physics prize will be ery. He said while some promising showed the factor they discov- surprised only that the trio had handed out Tuesday, followed by The oxygen response is drugs have been developed, ered – which was linked to oxy- not already won the Nobel. the chemistry prize on Wednes- hijacked by cancer cells, for including for kidney patients gen – that suggested it had “The mechanism they’ve dis- day. This year there is a double- example, which stimulate forma- who don’t get enough oxygen, it widespread physiological impor- covered is essential to the majori- header for the Nobel Literature tion of blood vessels to help will be years before it’s clear tance. It turns out that the gene ty of solid tumors,” he said, Prize – one each for 2018 and themselves grow. And people whether such discoveries are turns on erythropoietin, or EPO, explaining that unlike normal 2019 – which will be awarded with kidney failure often get hor- going to change the lives of tens which controls red blood cell pro- cells, cancer cells are often able to Thursday. The Peace Prize will be monal treatments for anemia, but of thousands. duction, when cells don’t get survive in low-oxygen conditions. announced on Friday. the work of the new laureates Ratcliffe described his fellow enough oxygen. Tavassoli said he and others are The 2018 Nobel Literature points the way toward new treat- laureates as “colleagues, competi- “We found it very interesting currently trying to develop com- prize was suspended after a sex ments, Nils-Goran Larsson of the tors and friends.” He said felt that the body can respond to oxy- pounds that would compromise abuse scandal rocked the Swedish Nobel committee told The Associ- honored by the Nobel accolade gen,” he told the AP. That discov- cancer cells’ ability to survive Academy, the body that awards ated Press. but that his main goal had always ery has led to treatments for peo- when the oxygen supply drops. the literature prizes, so they are Reached at his home, Kaelin been pure science. ple with chronic kidney disease “That would allow us to strike awarding two prizes this year. said he was half-asleep Monday “The satisfaction is really find- who become anemic when their at the core of what a tumor needs The economics prize will be morning when the phone rang. It ing things out that will continue kidneys stop making EPO. “Now, to survive,” he said. awarded next Monday. Officially was Stockholm. to be true for all time,” he said. drugs can turn on EPO produc- Last year, James Allison of the known as the Bank of Sweden “I was aware as a scientist “This is for me an eternal truth tion by increasing these factors.” United States and Tasuku Honjo Prize in Economic Sciences in that if you get a phone call at 5 and as a scientist, we work away, Semenza said it was likely one of Japan won the 2018 Nobel Memory of Alfred Nobel, it wasn’t a.m. with too many digits, it’s we find these things out and we or more of these drugs will be Prize for Medicine for their work created by Nobel, but by Riks- sometimes very good news, and hope they will be useful.” approved for production in the in immunotherapy, activating the banken, Sweden’s central bank, my heart started racing. It was In Baltimore, Semenza, 63, next few years and that one has body’s natural defense system to in 1968. 6 things every woman should know about heart health and maintenance

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But nonetheless donated $1 rights, are likely to be the court is not expected to million to Trump’s election handed down in late June, say anything about defen- effort and ultimately four months before the dants whose cases are scored a plum post as U.S. election. final. It would take another ambassador to the Euro- Those cases probably round of lawsuits to figure pean Union. will highlight the divisions that out. Now, a whistleblower’s on a court made up of five The case about an Associated Press complaint and text mes- conservatives appointed by insanity defense comes sages released by another IN THIS July 10, 2018, file photo, President Donald Trump is joined by Gordon Sondland, the U.S. ambassador to the European Union, second from right, as he Republican presidents and from Kansas, where envoy portray Sondland as four liberals named by James Kraig Kahler was a potentially important wit- arrives at Melsbroek Air Base, in Brussels, Belgium. Sondland, wrapped up in a con- gressional impeachment inquiry, was a late convert to Trump, initially supporting Democrats. sentenced to death for ness to allegations that the But on Monday, conser- killing his estranged wife, president sought to dig up another candidate in the Republican primary and once refusing to participate in a fundraiser on his behalf. vative and liberal justices two teenage daughters dirt on a rival in the name appeared to agree that the and his wife’s grandmoth- of foreign policy. between Trump and his Text messages released sure a third diplomat that same rules should apply er. On Tuesday, Sondland Ukrainian counterpart. But by House Democrats show their actions were appro- in federal and state trials. Kahler wanted to mount heads to Capitol Hill to even if not accustomed to Sondland, the U.S. ambas- priate, but that they should They heard arguments in an insanity defense, but face questions about the the global spotlight, the sador to the European take precautions by limit- an appeal by a Louisiana Kansas is one of four states episode, the second time in wealthy hotelier, philan- Union, working with ing their text messages. man who is serving a life that eliminated a defen- as many weeks that con- thropist and generous another of Trump’s envoys “The President has been term for killing a woman dant’s ability to plead not gressional lawmakers have benefactor of political cam- to get Ukraine to agree to crystal clear no quid pro after a jury voted 10-2 to guilty by reason of insani- privately interviewed an paigns has long been com- investigate any potential quo’s of any kind. The Pres- convict him. Oregon is the ty. Idaho, Montana and ambassador about the fortable around the well- interference in the 2016 ident is trying to evaluate only other state that Utah are the others. Alaska president’s push to get connected on both sides of U.S. election and of the whether Ukraine is truly allows for non-unanimous also limits the insanity Ukraine to investigate the political aisle. energy company that going to adopt the trans- convictions for some defense. Democrat Joe Biden ahead “He very much enjoyed appointed Biden’s son parency and reforms that crimes. It was unclear how the of the 2020 presidential having personal relation- Hunter to its board. In President Zelensky Louisiana voters have case would come out. Jus- election. ships with those in power,” exchange, the American promise during his cam- changed the law for crimes tice Elena Kagan suggested Until last week, Sond- said David Nierenberg, a officials dangled the offer paign,” he wrote, adding, “I committed beginning this that even if Kahler were to land was far better known Washington state invest- of a Washington meeting suggest we stop the back year. win at the Supreme Court in his home state of Wash- ment adviser who has with Trump for Ukraine’s and forth by text.” The court has formally and could plead insanity, ington than in the nation’s known Sondland for years. new president. There has Like the president who held that most of the Bill of he ultimately would not get capital, where he finds “Some people collect been no evidence of wrong- picked him, Sondland cut Rights applies to states as a reprieve from his convic- himself embroiled in an books. Some people collect doing by Biden or his son. an unconventional path to well as the federal govern- tion. In no state, she said, impeachment inquiry cen- cars. He collected those The messages also show becoming a Washington ment, but it has not done “would your client be tered on a July 25 call relationships.” Sondland trying to reas- power broker. so on the Sixth Amend- found insane.”

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American Legion BESSEMER, Mich. – Kevin Chester Padley, 55, of engineer says “Cutso” Corullo, 89, of Bessemer, Post 27. Bessemer, died very unexpectedly at home in the passed away on Oct. 4, 2019, in Marsh- Aldo was preced- arms of his twin brother, Keith, on Tuesday, Oct. 1, SEATTLE (AP) – field, Wis. ed in death by his 2019. Ethiopian Airlines' former Aldo was born on June 2, 1930, in parents, Vincent Kevin was born on Feb. 1, 1964, in Toledo, Ohio, chief engineer says in a Bessemer to Vincent and Jennie (Per- Corullo and Jennie a son of Chester and Beverly Padley. He grew up in whistleblower complaint tile) Corullo. He attended Bessemer Fin; brothers, the Toledo area and graduated from Whitmer High filed with regulators that schools and graduated from A.D. John- Dominic, Joseph and School in 1983. As a child, Kevin was an avid swim- the carrier went into the son High School with the class of Albin Corullo; and mer and active in scouting, track and junior achieve- maintenance records on a 1948. sisters, Mary Rigoni Boeing 737 Max jet a day Aldo V. “Cutso” ment. after it crashed this year, a He served in the U.S. Army sta- Corullo and Vicky Takala. He worked at Crosby Garden Horticulture Center. tioned in Japan in 1950 with the 65th He is survived by breach he contends was 1930 — 2019 Kevin moved to Bessemer in 1991 and quickly part of a pattern of corrup- Engineer Combat Battalion and then his wife, Phyllis; became a fixture in the community. Almost everyone tion that included fabricat- in Korea in 1951 during the Korean children, Marge had a good story to share about picking him up ing documents, signing off War and was honorably discharged in (Thomas) Leaf, Barb hitchhiking. Kevin worked with the supportive on shoddy repairs and 1954. (Greg) Adams and employment mobile janitor crew through Commu- even beating those who got Aldo married Phyllis Isdebski on Joan Corullo; grand- nity Mental Health for many years. out of line. July 3, 1954. Veteran children, Matt Kevin is survived by his twin brother, Keith Yonas Yeshanew, who After the closure of the Petersen (Trisha), Eric Padley, Bessemer, brothers, Greg (Kathy) Padley, resigned this summer and Mine in Bessemer, he began working at (Julia), Tony Siena Heights, and Sam (Tina) Bundy, Toledo; sis- is seeking asylum in the Bessemer Plywood Corp. as a carpen- (Kristin), Kady (Chris Murnyak), and U.S., said that while it is ters, Kathy Bundy, Bessemer, and Kim (Ron) unclear what, if anything, try foreman, retiring in 1992. After his Jenny (James); great-grandchildren, Thompson, Temperance; and many nieces and retirement, he continued working for Nicklas, Connor, Jason, Bradley, Ben- in the records was altered, nephews spread far and wide. the decision to go into the owners of BPC until the time of his son, Nolan and a baby girl on the way; He was predeceased by his parents. them at all when they death. He was involved with many car- and brother, Peter (Marge) Fin. A memorial service will be held Thursday, Oct. should have been sealed pentry projects throughout the com- A memorial service will be held at 10, at 11:30 a.m., preceded by visitation at 11 a.m., reflects a government- munity and was a well-known handy- Sharon Lutheran Church, 100 E. Sellar at the Lakeside Memorial Chapel, 806 Putnam St., in owned airline with few man around town. His legacy will live St., Bessemer, on Saturday, Oct. 12, at Wakefield. boundaries and plenty to on through his many projects through- 11 a.m. with Pastor Bill Jacobson offi- Luncheon will follow at Sharon’s Coffee Compa- hide. out the area. ciating, preceded by a visitation from ny in Hurley, Wis. "The brutal fact shall be exposed ... Ethiopian Air- Aldo got great enjoyment out of his 10 a.m. until the time of the service. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- grandchildren and never missed any Aldo was known for his smile and lines is pursuing the vision ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- of expansion, growth and of their events. He and his wife, Phyl- love of life. “He will forever be our sun- al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield. Condolences may be lis, were once named “Fans of the shine.” profitability by compro- expressed online at lakesidememorialchapel.com. mising safety," Yeshanew Year.” Frick-Zielinski Funeral Home, said in his report, which He was a member of the Sharon Bessemer, is assisting the family. For he gave to The Associated Lutheran Church in Bessemer. He was more information or to express online Peggy Louise Ballone Press after sending it last also a lifetime member of the Besse- condolences, please visit rangefuner- month to the U.S. Federal mer VFW Post 3673 and the Bessemer alservices.com. BESSEMER, Mich. – Peggy Louise Ballone, 62, a Aviation Administration lifelong resident of Bessemer, passed away unex- and other international air Arlene Koplin-Hartwell pectedly of natural causes Wednesday, Oct. 2, 2019, safety agencies. Yeshanew's criticism of WOODRUFF, Wis. – Arlene S. enjoyed sailing, downhill skiing, fish- at her home. Ethiopian's maintenance Koplin-Hartwell, 83, of Minocqua, ing, playing the organ, bowling, travel- Peggy was born on Feb. 3, 1957, at Grand View practices, backed by three Wis., passed away on Tuesday, Oct. 1, ing and flower gardening. She was a Hospital in Bessemer Township, a daughter of other former employees 2019, at the Howard Young Medical member of the Power Squadron in Robert and Mildred (Kleimola) Duray. She attended who spoke to AP, makes Center in Woodruff. Florida and the Experimental Aircraft A.D. Johnston High School in Bessemer and gradu- him the latest voice urging Arlene Sophie Marros was born Association. She loved her children ated in 1975. investigators to take a clos- March 5, 1936, in Illinois, the daugh- and grandchildren and hosting gather- Peggy is survived by two brothers, Robert Duray er look at potential human ter of Willard and Irene (Kobida) Mar- ings. Jr., Auburn, Ga., and Jim (Helen) Duray, Wakefield; factors in the Max saga ros. She was raised in Keeneyville, Ill., Arlene is survived by her three a sister, Diane (Dwight) Bjork, Jacksonville, Fla.; and and not just focus on Boe- ing's faulty anti-stall sys- and attended school in Elgin, Ill., and sons, Ted (Jean) Koplin of Yorkville, several dear nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her parents; and her hus- tem, which has been graduated from Larkin High School. Ill., Ray (Cheryl) Koplin of Boulder blamed in two crashes in On Nov. 27, 1954, Arlene was joined in Junction, and Ron (Janice) Koplin of band, Ted Ballone. four months. marriage to Herman Koplin. Arlene Poynette; nine grandchildren, Randy, A memorial service will be held Friday, Oct. 11, at It's not a coincidence, and Herman moved to West Chicago, Eric, Paul (Sara), Brittney (Geoff) 11 a.m., preceded by visitation at 10:30 a.m., at the he said, that Ethiopian saw Ill., where they started a family. Arlene Johnson, Dan (Rachel), Amy, Tim Assembly of God Church, 2100 E. Cloverland Drive, one of its Max planes go began work with Gretna Corp in (Rachel), Cody and Tyler; 11 great- in Ironwood, with the Rev. Mark Ortman officiating. down when many other Wheaton, Ill., as a bookkeeper and grandchildren; and several nieces and A committal service and interment will take place airlines that fly the plane then went to work for Stone Service in nephews. at Hillcrest Cemetery in Bessemer. suffered no such tragedy. West Chicago. She was preceded in death by her Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Jer- Ethiopian Airlines por- In 1977, Arlene and Herman moved parents; first husband, Herman ald Rocco, owner and manager of Lakeside Memori- trayed Yeshanew as a dis- gruntled former employee to Pence where Arlene began work Koplin; and second husband, Walter al Chapel Inc., in Wakefield. Condolences may be expressed online at lakesidememorialchapel.com. and categorically denied with H&R Block. While living in Hartwell. his allegations, which Pence, Arlene also served as town A memorial service celebrating paint a blistering counter- clerk. After moving to Poynette, Arlene Arlene’s life will be held at 2 p.m. on point to the perception of and Herman opened K’s Dairyland Saturday, Oct. 12, at the Hayward Sally M. Kivisto the airline as one of Restaurant in Portage which they oper- Funeral Home in Hayward, Wis. A Africa's most successful ated until 1992. Herman passed away time of gathering with family and HURLEY, Wis. – Sally M. Kivisto, 77, of Ironwood companies and a source of in 1992 and Arlene moved to St. friends will be held from 1 to 2 p.m. on Township, Mich., passed away on Oct. 6, 2019, in Hurley, national pride. Charles, Ill. In St. Charles, Arlene went Saturday at the funeral home. A pri- Wis. Yeshanew alleged in his to work for Cordogan’s Pianoland as a vate interment will be in the Green- A full obituary will be published this week. report and interviews with bookkeeper and met Walter wood Cemetery in Hayward. McKevitt-Patrick Funeral Home, Ironwood, is assisting AP that Ethiopian is grow- the family. ing too fast and struggling Hartwell. In lieu of flowers, memorials may to keep planes in the air Arlene and Walter were married on be directed to the Alzheimer’s Associa- For reprints or lamination services, now that it is carrying 11 July 30, 1993. They retired and moved tion or any charity of choice. contact the Daily Globe at 906-932-2211 million passengers a year, to Florida in 1997. Throughout her Online condolences may be left at four times what it was han- life, Arlene was very active and bratley-nelsonchapels.com. dling a decade ago, includ- Facebook to settle advertiser lawsuit for ing flights to Los Angeles, $40 million Chicago, Washington and Newark, New Jersey. He OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) – Facebook has agreed to pay said mechanics are over- $40 million to advertisers who said it inflated the amount worked and pressed to of time its users watched videos. take shortcuts to get The San Jose Mercury News says the California-based planes cleared for takeoff, social media giant denied any wrongdoing in a lawsuit while pilots are flying on settlement. The settlement notice was filed Friday by the too little rest and not plaintiffs in Oakland federal court. enough training. Advertisers sued Facebook in 2016 over user metrics And he produced an that supposedly measured the average length of time con- FAA audit from three years sumers spent viewing posted video ads. The lawsuit said ago that found, among that the time was inflated by up to 900 percent and that dozens of other problems, helped convince advertisers to buy Facebook's video that nearly all of the 82 advertising services. mechanics, inspectors and Associated Press Facebook publicly acknowledged an error in the for- supervisors whose files THIS JULY 23, 2008 file image made available by NASA shows the planet Saturn, as mula. The company denied allegations that its engineers were reviewed lacked the seen from the Cassini spacecraft. Twenty new moons have been found around Sat- knew about problems for more than a year and did noth- minimum requirements urn, giving the ringed planet a total of 82, scientists said Monday. ing. for doing their jobs. Discovery of 20 new moons puts Saturn ahead of Jupiter CAPE CANAVERAL, trast, Saturn’s 20 new Jupiter, Sheppard said, DAILY GLOBE Fla. 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Published numbers will not be given out over the phone or on the web site. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2019 9 LaFleur says 4-1 Packers 'playing for each other' GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) – There are six "Yeah, I've had some fun around here," three more sacks on Sunday. The two now cussion, while rookie safety Darnell Sav- rookie NFL head coaches this season, and Rodgers said. "Four fun ones." have 10 1-2 sacks this season. Preston age left with an ankle injury. Neither play- Green Bay's Matt LaFleur is standing head Aaron Jones waved "bye-bye" to Dallas Smith's 5 1-2 sacks rank fifth in the NFL er returned. Will Redmond replaced Sav- and shoulders above them all. cornerback Byron Jones on the way to one through five weeks, while Za'Darius age, while Lucas Patrick took over for Lins- LaFleur and the Packers improved to 4- of his four rushing touchdowns. Jones, Smith's five sacks have him tied for sixth ley. 1 with a 34-24 win over the Cowboys on who played high school and college ball in in the league. "Lucas did a good job," Packers offen- Sunday. El Paso, Texas, became the first player ever "Just go. Wreck shop, have fun. That's sive line coach Adam Stenavich. "I was While Lafleur is a yard shy of being to run for four touchdowns against the what we do," Packers outside linebackers proud of the way he went in and compet- undefeated, the other five rookie coaches Cowboys. Jones finished with 182 scrim- coach Mike Smith said. ed. He plays with great effort. He kept our are a combined 4-18-1. The 39-year-old mage yards (107 rushing and 75 receiving) STOCK DOWN offense rolling when Corey went down. LaFleur shared the secret to his early suc- in a dominant effort as the focal point of a Jaire Alexander has had a tremendous That's always the biggest thing when you cess on Monday. Packers offense that was missing fellow season thus far. He has gotten high praise bring a center in is his communication, his "Just thinking about the teams that, running back Jamaal Williams. from both LaFleur and Rodgers. But the targeting. He has to get everything on whether it's when I was in high school, col- WHAT'S NOT WORKING second-year cornerback had his struggles point. I was fired up for how he did that. lege or in the NFL, generally speaking, I The offense still can't score TDs from Sunday against Cowboys receiver Amari Had a few deals that we gotta clean up, but think the teams that were the closest, that close range. Cooper. In total, not just in Alexander's I was proud of him." were the most connected, that played for "Two weeks in a row now we haven't coverage, Cooper finished the game with Tight end Robert Tonyan suffered a hip each other, had the most success. And I been able to punch it in from the 1-yard 11 catches for a career-high 226 yards. He injury and inside linebacker B.J. Goodson don't think that's by chance," LaFleur said. line, so there's obviously room for had a 53-yard touchdown against Alexan- left with a neck injury. Oren Burks, who "Obviously, you gotta have really good improvement there," LaFleur said. der. missed the first four games with a pectoral players, and we're fortunate that we have a Green Bay had first-and-goal at the 1. "You know what? Sometimes that hap- injury, made his season debut in place of bunch of really good players. But I think Jones was stopped for a 1-yard loss on first pens in this league, especially when you're Goodson. the more that they continue to play for down, Rodgers threw back-to-back incom- going up against one of the best receivers Za'Darius Smith went down three dif- each other, I think that that's going to lead pletions and Green Bay settled for a field in this league," LaFleur said. "That's why ferent times with a knee issue, while cor- to greater results and greater success." goal. you have to have a short memory as a nerback Kevin King left with a knee injury WHAT'S WORKING In Week 4, Rodgers and the Packers defensive back. I love everything about and didn't return. The Aarons. Aaron Rodgers, with his turned over the ball on downs on the goal Jaire. I think he competes on each and KEY NUMBER biggest receiving threat in Davante Adams line in the fourth quarter of a loss to the every play." 3 – Green Bay's struggles on third out because of a toe injury, threw for 238 Eagles after four straight passes. Alexander had an interception and a downs continued on Sunday. The Packers yards to nine targets and had no intercep- Green Bay's inefficiency didn't hurt it team-high three defended passes in the converted 3 of 12 third-down opportuni- tions en route to earning his seventh this week. But if the Packers can't figure game, but Cooper was the clear winner in ties. career win against the Cowboys. Rodgers out how to finish from tight in, it will no the battle between a very good young cor- NEXT STEPS now has won four straight at AT&T Stadi- doubt cost them again down the road. nerback and one of the best route runners The Packers will host NFC North foe um. He is 3-0 against the Cowboys in that STOCK UP in the league. Detroit on Monday night. It will be Green stadium and also led the Packers to a win Pass rushers Za'Darius Smith and Pre- INJURED Bay's third prime-time game of the season. in Super Bowl XLV in Jerry Jones' house. ston Smith, no relation, combined for Center Corey Linsley suffered a con- The Packers split the previous two. Ironwood boys fourth at West Iron By JOHN VRANCIC followed by Negaunee senior Escanaba Daily Press Talon Prusi (21:03.5), Houghton GAASTRA - When a cross sophomore Ingrid Seagren country team places five runners (21:11.3) and Westwood's Eliza- among the top 11 in any given beth Williams (21:32.8). meet, the odds are usually in its "My shoes got untied and did- favor. n't have as good kick in the end," The Houghton boys did just said Prusi. "I was able to stay that here Monday, but settled for with Melanie the whole way and runner-up honors in the West got ahead of her for a short time. Iron County Invitational at the Melanie has had a nice season. George Young Recreational Com- She's a very strong runner. It was plex. hard to see the markings on the Ishpeming grabbed five of the course because they blended in top six spots, winning the fourth with the leaves. I had one wrong WestPAC Conference meet this turn and lost about 10 seconds. season with 20 points. The The course was wet and had real Gremlins scored 36, followed by soft mud (from recent rainfall). Negaunee 85 and Ironwood 100. Our feet were sinking a couple The Kingsford girls won with inches. It was a nice day for run- 39 points. Hancock edged West- ning, though. The temperature wood 60-61 for runner-up honors (upper 50s) was perfect." and fourth-place Houghton had Houghton ran without its No. 71. 2 runner, sophomore Maria Velat Houghton junior Joe Wood, who will miss the remainder of who won the boys' 3.1-mile, two- the season due to a nerve condi- lap race in 17 minutes, 16.4 sec- tion." onds, was followed by five Ish- "We're worried about Maria, peming runners on this sunny hoping everything is all right and mild day. with her," said Gremlins' coach "I wanted to stay with the Traci Welch. "The girls had a front pack for the first lap, then rough race today. The boys ran put the hammer down in the sec- strong. I like our possibilities in ond lap," said Wood. "I think this D-1." is a confidence boost going into This marked the second Thursday (WestPAC Finals at straight fourth-place finish for Negaunee)." Seagren. Ishpeming senior Jonah "It was a real close race," she Broberg was runner-up (17:28.8) said. "I was pushing a long time with Jordan Longtine third to stay with them. I need to pick (17:52.3). it up a little more in the middle of "I wanted to get ahead of the race. I tried to push it in the everybody, but Joe ran it hard end, but I couldn't quite catch today," said Broberg. "I went the them. We're running for Maria. wrong way on one turn and lost We want to do our best for her." about 10 seconds. Joe took off Houghton's Autumn Eles took and I had to try to catch up. Our eighth (22:02.4), followed by team did well. I think we'll do Hancock's Maylie Kilpela Jason Juno/Daily Globe well in the (Division 2) U.P. (22:09.5) and Calumet's Kiira IRONWOOD’S JORDAN Tanula (6) goes up to block a Bayfield hit during Monday night’s contest Finals." Berg (22:16.5). at John Krznarich Gym in Ironwood. Ishpeming's pack was fol- Boys lowed by Houghton's Branden Ishpeming 20, Houghton 36, Peterson (18:06.7), Jake Sullivan Negaunee 85, Ironwood 100, (18:32.8) and Evan Labyak Calumet 151, Westwood 164, Devils fall in 5 to Bayfield (18:37.7). Kingsford 200. Watersmeet and "We need to do the same in Hancock NTS. IRONWOOD – Ironwood hasn’t had much but we haven’t a tight one like that when we go to the FInals," coach P.J. Pruett said Top 10 - 1, Joe Wood, luck in five-game volleyball matches lately. five.” of the Hematites' two through six Houghton, 17:16.4; 2, Jonah The Red Devils fell to Bayfield 3-2 Monday Fechter said they played flat in the first three finish. "Our boys are getting Broberg, Ishpeming,17:28.8; 3, night, their third five-set defeat in eight days. games, but they were at least consistent enough faster which is a good sign at the Jordan Longtine, Ishpeming, They fell to Drummond last Monday and to Hur- in the first one to pull it out. end of the year." 17:52.5; 4, Silas Broberg, Ishpem- ley Thursday. “We weren’t moving our feet, we wern’t talk- Ironwood's David Collins ing, 17:56.6; 5, Joseph King, Ish- Ironwood dropped the Indianhead Confer- ing,” she said. “I always think of it as Mondays placed 10th at 18:41.9. peming, 17:57.5; 6, David Liimat- ence matchup against the Trollers 21-25, 25-12, we don’t play that great. It’s a struggle to get our- "We're trying to get as close to ta, ishpeming, 17:58.4; 7, Bran- 25-12, 23-25, 15-9. selves into the game on a Monday. We played OK Ishpeming as we can," said Iron- den Peterson, Houghton, “We’ve gone to five a lot and we haven’t been in the first one, but in the next two, it’s like, ‘Oh wood coach Ben Schmandt. 18:06.7; 8, Jake Sullivan, able to win,” Ironwood coach Lisa Fechter said. my gosh, what’s happening.’” "We're progressing pretty well. Houghton, 18:32.8; 9, Evan “It’s like we always end up being down right Caitlyn Mylly and Jordan Tanula each had Our goal is get the (Indianhead) Labyak, Houghton, 18:37.7; 10, away, we can never jump on a team and get a eight kills to lead the Red Devils. Laney Oster- conference title and a trophy at David Collins, Ironwood, lead, so we’re always playing from behind in the holm had four and Aundrea Stengard three. Tan- the U.P. Finals. Our girls are 18:41.9. fifth game. ula also had three aces and Osterholm and Mylly young, but they've come a long Girls “Hopefully we’re building from this and learn- both had two. way. This has absolutely been a Kingsford 39, Hancock 60, ing and we start peaking at the right time. We Maddie Vaughn finished with 18 assists. learning experience for them." Westwood 61, Houghton 71, know we can execute, we just haven’t been able Madison Huotari had six digs. Negaunee senior Emily Pau- Calumet 114, Ironwood 188, to do it and pull the win yet. We’ve won games, Ironwood (6-11, 1-6) hosts Mellen Thursday. pore took the girls' race at West Iron County 191. Negaunee 19:33.4, two days after placing and Ishpeming NTS. ninth in Division 1 at downstate Top 10 - 1, Emily Paupore, Portage in a school-record Negaunee, 19:33.4; 2, Melanie Northstars sweep Granite Diggers 18:31.1. Wenzel, Kingsford, 20:55.9; 3, MELLEN, Wis. – Hurley Hurley coach Aaron Bender three kills, 13 assists and two "I kind of expected that," she Talon Prusi, Kingsford, 21:03.5; swept Mellen 25-22, 27-25, 25- said. aces. said. "I ran as hard as I could on 4, Ingrid Seagren, Houghton, 11 in Indianhead Conference Hurley’s defense has been Aly Kukowski totaled four Saturday. I kind of wanted to 21:11.3; 5, Elizabeth Williams, volleyball Monday night. playing well and the outside kills and a block. Kylee Hewitt, peak for that race at this time of Westwood, 21:32.8; 6, Sarah It’s the second conference hitters have been consistent, Olivia France and Sam Leoni year. I'm glad I got the race in Kulas, Kingsford, 21:43; 7, Taylor win in a row for the Northstars he said. each had three kills. France downstate. My legs felt stiff at Demay, Kingsford, 21:52.8; 8, after a tough start to the Indi- Shanaya Fleig led Hurley also had two aces. times and I felt it on the hills. I Autumn Eles, Houghton, anhead schedule. wiht eight kills. Darian Bender Hurley (8-12) plays Indian- ran a tempo pace today." 22:02.4; 9, Maylie Kilpela, Han- “Things are going in the had three kills, 10 assists and head leader Mercer Thursday Kingsford junior Melanie cock, 22:09.5; 10, Kiira Berg, right direction, that’s for sure,” two aces. Nicole DiGiorgio had night. Wenzel placed second (20:55.9), Calumet, 22:16.5. l 10 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard UP, Michigan high school football polls 9. Grosse Pointe South 5-1 8 2. Monroe St. Mary Catholic Cent. 5-1 38 U.P.Large SchoolPoll 10. Traverse City Central 5-1 5 3. Grass Lake 6-0 37 SOCCER 3-Point Goals_Milwaukee 17-46 Others receiving votes: UMass Record Points Last Others receiving votes: North Farmington 1. 4. Ithaca 5-1 34 Port Huron Northern 1. 5. Niles Brandywine 6-0 29 All TimesNFL EDT United Soccer League (B.Lopez 3-6, Brown 2-3, Con- Lowell 83, American International 1. Escanaba (6) 5-1 34 3 Division 3 6. Ravenna 5-1 28 AMERICAN CONFERENCE USL — Announced today that naughton 2-4, Adams 2-4, Tucker 1- 80, Minnesota 53, Michigan 45, Ari- 2. Calumet (1) 5-1 26 1 School Record Points 7. Montrose 5-1 20 East AFC Ann Arbor will become the 1, Maye 1-2, T.Antetokounmpo 1-3, zona State 40, Lake Superior State 3. Menominee 4-2 23 2 1. Muskegon (5) 6-0 50 8. Warren Michigan Collegiate 5-1 13 WLTPct PF PA newest member of USL League Two R.Lopez 1-3, Bender 1-4, DiVincen- 18, Brown 12, Northern Michigan 4. Negaunee 4-2 13 5 2. Orchard Lake St. Mary's 6-0 45 New England 5001.000 155 34 in the 2020 season. zo 1-5, Matthews 1-5, Reynolds 1-5, 12, Colorado College 7, Michigan 5. Westwood 4-2 6— 9. Flint Hamady 5-1 11 3. Edwardsburg 6-0 40 Buffalo 410.800 90 70 COLLEGE Mason 0-1), Chicago 12-38 Tech 7, Dartmouth 5, Mercyhurst 2, Others receiving votes: Marquette (2-4) 3. 10. Hemlock 4-2 9 4. Byron Center 6-0 34 N.Y. Jets 040.000 39 101 KANSAS — Fired offensive coor- (Markkanen 4-8, LaVine 3-6, Valen- Niagara 2, Air Force 1. Small School Others receiving votes: Calumet 4. Menomi- 5. Chelsea 6-0 28 Miami 040.000 26 163 dinator Les Koenning. Promoted tine 2-7, Dunn 1-2, Arcidiacono 1-3, Record Points Last nee 2. 6. Mount Pleasant 5-1 21 South offensive consultant Brent Dearmon White 1-3, Mokoka 0-3, Porter Jr. 0- Postseason 1. Iron Mountain (7) 6-0 35 1 Division 7 7. St. Joseph 6-0 20 WLTPct PF PA to offensive coordinator. 3, Young 0-3). Fouled Out_Bender. Baseball 2. West Iron County 5-1 28 2 School Record Points All Times EDT 8. Zeeland West 5-1 18 Houston 320.600 131 110 TEXAS RIO GRANDE VALLEY Rebounds_Milwaukee 60 (T.Ante- 3. Ishpeming 4-2 18 4 1. New Lothrop (2) 6-0 46 x-if necessary 9. River Rouge 5-1 8 Indianapolis 320.600 113 115 — Named Seth Jones assistant ath- tokounmpo 10), Chicago 44 4. L'Anse 4-2 16 3 2. Jackson Lumen Christi (2) 6-0 44 WILD CARD (tie) Mason 6-0 8 Jacksonville 230.400 111 118 letic director for corporate sponsor- (Satoransky 7). Assists_Milwaukee 5. Lake Linden-Hubbell 3-3 85 3. Pewamo-Westphalia (1) 6-0 43 Tuesday, Oct. 1: Washington 4, Parma Western 3. Tennessee 230.400 98 76 ships. 25 (Mason 6), Chicago 24 (LaVine 8-player Others receiving votes: 4. Clinton 6-0 32 Milwaukee 3 Division 4 5. Schoolcraft 6-0 30 North 5). Total Fouls_Milwaukee 29, Record Points Last Wednesday, Oct. 2: Tampa Bay School Record Points 6. Cassopolis 6-0 24 WLTPct PF PA NBA PreseasonAll Times EDT Chicago 17. Technicals_Milwaukee 1. North Central (7) 6-0 35 1 5, Oakland 1 1. Detroit Country Day (3) 6-0 57 Baltimore 320.600 161 123 Sunday's Games coach Bucks (Defensive three sec- 2. Pickford 5-1 28 2 (tie) Iron Mountain 6-0 24 DIVISION SERIES (tie) Paw Paw (3) 6-0 57 Cleveland 230.400 92 122 Memphis 123, Maccabi Haifa 88 ond), Mokoka. 3. Forest Park 4-2 19 3 8. Beal City 6-0 13 (Best-of-5) 3. Muskegon Orchard View 6-0 45 Pittsburgh 140.200 99 114 Boston 107, Charlotte 106 4. Engadine 5-1 15 4 9. Riverview Gabriel Richard 6-0 8 American League 4. Grand Rapids Catholic Central 5-1 41 Cincinnati 050.000 80 136 L.A. Clippers 127, Shanghai All TimesNHL EDT 5. Cedarville 3-3 55 10. Royal Oak Shrine 6-0 5 Houston 2, Tampa Bay 1 5. Milan 6-0 39 Sand Creek 3. West Sharks 87 EASTERN CONFERENCE Others receiving votes: Rapid River (3-3) 3 Others receiving votes: Friday, Oct. 4: Houston 6, Tampa 6. St. Clair 6-0 31 Beaverton 2. Cass City 1. WLTPct PF PA Monday's Games Atlantic Division Bay 2 7. Escanaba 5-1 20 Kansas City 410.800 148 113 Cleveland 120, Buenas Aires San GP WLOTPts GF GA MichiganDivision AP poll 1 Division 8 Saturday, Oct. 5: Houston 3, 8. Goodrich 5-1 14 Oakland 320.600 103 123 Lorenzo 89 Buffalo 3201513 7 School Record Points School Record Points Tampa Bay 1 9. Pontiac Notre Dame Prep 5-1 11 L.A. Chargers230.400 103 94 New York 104, Washington 99 Toronto 4211516 13 1. Clinton Twnshp Chippewa Vlly (4) 6-0 49 1. Reading (4) 5-1 49 Monday, Oct. 7: Tampa Bay 10, 10. Fowlerville 5-1 6 Denver 140.200 90 106 Orlando 115, Detroit 91 Boston 22004 3 1 2. Belleville (1) 6-0 45 2. Harbor Beach (1) 6-0 45 Houston 3 Others receiving votes: Allendale 3. Vicks- 3. Saginaw MI Lutheran Seminary 5-1 41 NATIONAL CONFERENCE New Orleans 133, Atlanta 109 Detroit 22004 9 6 3. Rockford 6-0 41 Tuesday, Oct. 8: Houston (Ver- burg 3. Ortonville Brandon 2. Hudsonville Unity 4. Johannesburg-Lewiston 6-0 33 East Milwaukee 122, Chicago 112 Montreal 21013 9 9 4. Davison 6-0 33 lander 21-6) at Tampa Bay (Castillo Christian 1. 5. Fowler 6-0 23 W LTPct PF PA Tuesday's Games Tampa Bay 3111311 10 5. West Bloomfield 5-1 24 5-8), 8:07 p.m. (FS1) Division 5 6. Ubly 5-1 20 Philadelphia 320.600 141 111 Houston vs. Toronto at Tokyo, 6 Florida 21102 6 8 x-Thursday, Oct. 10: Tampa Bay 6. Dearborn Fordson 5-1 23 Dallas 320.600 131 90 a.m. Ottawa 20200 4 9 7. Lake Orion 5-1 19 School Record Points 7. Breckenridge 5-1 16 at Houston, 8:37 p.m. (FS1) 1. Muskegon Oakridge (5) 6-0 50 N.Y. Giants 230.400 97 125 Guangzhou Long-Lions at Metropolitan Division 8. Brownstown Woodhaven 6-0 12 8. Clarkston Everest Catholic 5-0 11 N.Y. Yankees 3, Minnesota 0 2. Portland 6-0 44 Washington 050.000 73 151 Philadelphia, 7 p.m. GP WLOTPts GF GA 9. Saline 5-1 10 9. White Pigeon 5-1 9 Friday, Oct. 4: N.Y. Yankees 10, 3. Frankenmuth 6-0 33 (tie) Mendon 5-1 9 South San Antonio at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Carolina 3300611 8 10. Grandville 5-1 9 Minnesota 4 4. Kingsley 6-0 27 Adrian Lenawee W LTPct PF PA Dallas vs. Oklahoma City at Washington 32015 7 6 Others receiving votes: Hudsonville 8. Romeo Others receiving votes: Saturday, Oct. 5: N.Y. Yankees 8, (tie) Olivet 6-0 27 New Orleans 410.800 115 116 Tulsa, Okla., 8 p.m. N.Y. Rangers2200410 5 2. Christian 6. West Iron County 6. Saginaw Nouvel Minnesota 2 6. Lansing Catholic 5-1 24 5. Mount Clemens 1. Ottawa Lake Whiteford 1. Carolina 320.600 129 107 New Zealand Breakers at Mem- Philadelphia 11002 4 3 Division 2 Monday, Oct. 7: N.Y. Yankees 5, 7. Marine City 6-0 22 Tampa Bay 230.400 147 148 phis, 8 p.m. N.Y. Islanders21 10 2 5 3 School Record Points Division 8 Player Minnesota 1 8. Hopkins 6-0 19 Atlanta 140.200 102 152 Minnesota at Phoenix, 10 p.m. Pittsburgh 21102 8 5 1. Midland (4) 6-0 46 School Record Points National League 9. Kingsford 3-3 7 1. Morrice (5) 6-0 76 North Denver vs. Portland at Portland, Columbus 31202 714 2. Oak Park 5-1 45 L.A. Dodgers 2, Washington 2 (tie) Saginaw Swan Valley 4-2 7 W LTPct PF PA Ore., 10:30 p.m. New Jersey 20111 612 3. Livonia Franklin (1) 6-0 42 2. Powers North Central (3) 6-0 73 Thursday, Oct. 3: L.A. Dodgers 6, Clare 6. Almont 4. 3. Colon 6-0 61 Green Bay 410.800 119 93 Wednesday's Games WESTERN CONFERENCE 4. Muskegon Mona Shores 5-1 32 Others receiving votes: Washington 0 Berrien Springs 2. Freeland 2. Montague 1. Detroit 211.625 97 95 Dallas at Detroit, 7 p.m. Central Division 5. Walled Lake Western 5-1 29 4. Pickford 5-1 52 Friday, Oct. 4: Washington 4, L.A. Division 6 5. Gaylord St. Mary 6-0 37 Chicago 320.600 87 69 Guangzhou Long-Lions at Wash- GP WLOTPts GF GA Dodgers 2 6. South Lyon 6-0 28 Minnesota 320.600 112 73 ington, 7 p.m. St. Louis 32015 8 7 7. Birmingham Groves 5-1 23 School Record Points Others receiving votes: Deckerville 8. Crystal Sunday, Oct. 6: L.A. Dodgers 10, 1. Maple City Glen Lake (5) 6-0 50 Falls Forest Park 7. Portland St Patrick 6. West Miami at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Colorado 22004 9 5 Washington 4 8. Detroit King 4-2 15 W LTPct PF PA Orlando at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Nashville 21102 8 7 Monday, Oct. 7: Washington 6, San Francisco4001.000 127 57 New Orleans at Chicago, 8 p.m. Winnipeg 3120210 14 L.A. Dodgers 1 Seattle 410.800 133 118 Utah at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. Chicago 10100 3 4 Wednesday, Oct. 9: Washington L.A. Rams 320.600 146 134 Thursday's Games Minnesota 20200 4 9 (Strasburg 18-6) at L.A. Dodgers Arizona 131.300 100 138 Toronto vs. Houston at Tokyo, 6 Dallas 30300 6 9 Escanaba back at No. 1 in UP (Buehler 14-4), 8:37 p.m. (TBS) Thursday's Games a.m. Pacific Division Atlanta 2, St. Louis 2 By JASON JUNO Seattle 30, L.A. Rams 29 Brooklyn vs. L.A. Lakers at GP WLOTPts GF GA Thursday, Oct. 3: St. Louis 7, Calumet coach John Croze told Upbeat Sunday's Games Shanghai, 7:30 a.m. Edmonton 22004 9 7 Atlanta 6 [email protected] Sports. “We’re proud to play in games like Buffalo 14, Tennessee 7 New Zealand Breakers at Okla- Anaheim 22004 5 2 Friday, Oct. 4: Atlanta 3, St. Louis Philadelphia 31, N.Y. Jets 6 homa City, 8 p.m. Vegas 22004 9 2 0 Escanaba retook the top spot in the U.P. this. Even though we’re on the losing end Arizona 26, Cincinnati 23 Maccabi Haifa at Portland, 10 Calgary 21102 6 5 Sunday, Oct. 6: Atlanta 3, St. Minnesota 28, N.Y. Giants 10 p.m. Los Angeles 10100 5 6 Louis 1 Large School poll. of it, you got to put it up there as one of the New Orleans 31, Tampa Bay 24 Phoenix at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Vancouver 20200 2 6 Monday, Oct. 7: St. Louis 5, Escanaba picked up a big win at No. 3 best UP football games this fall.” New England 33, Washington 7 Denver at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 Arizona 20200 1 3 Atlanta 4, 10 innings Oakland 24, Chicago 21 p.m. San Jose 30300 312 Wednesday, Oct. 9: St. Louis Menominee 26-20 while Calumet lost a 15- Escanaba rallied after losing their Houston 53, Atlanta 32 Minnesota at Golden State, 10:30 NOTE: Two points for a win, one (Flaherty 11-8) at Atlanta 14 heartbreaker to small school No. 1 Iron coach to an ejection in the second half. Baltimore 26, Pittsburgh 23, OT p.m. point for overtime loss. Top three (Foltynewicz 8-6), 5:02 p.m. (TBS) Carolina 34, Jacksonville 27 teams in each division and two wild Mountain last week. Iron Mountain remained the top team Magic-Pistons, Box LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP Denver 20, L.A. Chargers 13 ORLANDO (115) cards per conference advance to SERIES The Mountaineers scored a fourth- in the small division poll. West Iron Coun- Green Bay 34, Dallas 24 Isaac 6-12 2-2 16, Gordon 10-17 playoffs. (Best-of-7) Indianapolis 19, Kansas City 13 2-5 25, Vucevic 4-10 1-2 10, Sunday's Games American League quarter touchdown on a 21-play, 98-yard ty remained in second after winning Sat- Open: Detroit, Miami Augustin 2-7 0-0 6, Fournier 2-7 0-0 Carolina 4, Tampa Bay 3, OT N.Y. Yankees vs. Houston- Monday's Games 5, Aminu 3-6 0-0 7, Jeffries 0-4 0-0 Detroit 4, Dallas 3 Tampa Bay winner drive, which ended up being the difference urday afternoon at No. 5 Lake Linden- San Francisco 31, Cleveland 3 0, Humphries 0-1 0-0 0, Jefferson 3- N.Y. Islanders 4, Winnipeg 1 Saturday, Oct. 12: N.Y. Yankees maker. Hubbell, 24-16. WIC faces another big test Thursday, Oct. 10 4 0-0 6, Bamba 5-9 0-0 13, Magette Monday's Games at Houston or Tampa Bay at N.Y. N.Y. Giants at New England, 8:20 1-2 2-2 5, Carter-Williams 1-2 0-0 2, Columbus 4, Buffalo 3, OT Yankees (Fox or FS1) “It was just a great football game,” this week, at No. 3 Ishpeming. p.m. Fultz 4-10 0-0 8, Ross 3-6 3-4 9, St. Louis 3, Toronto 2 Sunday, Oct. 13: N.Y. Yankees at Sunday, Oct. 13 Frazier Jr. 1-2 0-0 3. Totals 45-99 Tuesday's Games Houston or Tampa Bay at N.Y. Yan- Carolina vs Tampa Bay at Lon- 10-15 115. Dallas at Washington, 7 p.m. kees (Fox or FS1) don, UK, 9:30 a.m. DETROIT (91) Winnipeg at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 15: Houston at Rays pummel Greinke to win Game 3 Philadelphia at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Snell 3-7 0-0 7, Griffin 1-4 0-0 3, Carolina at Florida, 7 p.m. N.Y. Yankees or N.Y. Yankees at New Orleans at Jacksonville, 1 Drummond 5-10 4-8 14, Jackson 2- Edmonton vs. N.Y. Islanders at Tampa Bay (Fox or FS1) p.m. 12 0-0 5, Brown 2-3 0-0 4, Mykhail- Nassau Veterans Memorial Colise- Wednesday, Oct. 16: Houston at ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. starts, including last week's game." Houston at Kansas City, 1 p.m. iuk 3-8 0-0 8, Doumbouya 1-6 0-2 3, um, 7 p.m. N.Y. Yankees or N.Y. Yankees at Washington at Miami, 1 p.m. Maker 1-2 4-4 6, Morris 1-4 0-0 2, Anaheim at Detroit, 7:30 p.m. Tampa Bay (Fox or FS1) (AP) – Charlie Morton to wild-card win at Oakland. Kiermaier got the wild- Cincinnati at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Wood 6-10 6-7 19, Rose 3-8 4-4 10, San Jose at Nashville, 8 p.m. x-Thursday, Oct. 17: Houston at Seattle at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Galloway 1-4 0-0 3, Bone 0-1 1-2 1, Los Angeles at Calgary, 9 p.m. N.Y. Yankees or N.Y. Yankees at the rescue, again. "It's just what Charlie's card Rays going with his San Francisco at L.A. Rams, 4:05 Frazier 0-2 0-0 0, Thomas 0-1 0-0 0, Boston at Vegas, 10 p.m. Tampa Bay (Fox or FS1) Kevin Kiermaier hit a done all year," manager long home run in the sec- p.m. Kennard 2-8 0-0 6, J.Johnson 0-2 0- Wednesday's Games x-Saturday, Oct. 19: N.Y. Yan- Atlanta at Arizona, 4:05 p.m. 0 0, Hall 0-0 0-0 0. Totals 31-92 19- Montreal at Buffalo, 7 p.m. kees at Houston or Tampa Bay at go-ahead, three-run homer Kevin Cash said. "He's got ond inning. Ji-Man Choi Tennessee at Denver, 4:25 p.m. 27 91. New Jersey at Philadelphia, 7:30 N.Y. Yankees (Fox or FS1) as Tampa Bay teed off on that knack for doing some and Brandon Lowe added Dallas at N.Y. Jets, 4:25 p.m. Orlando 29 28 27 31 — 115 p.m. x-Sunday, Oct. 20: N.Y. Yankees Pittsburgh at L.A. Chargers, 8:20 Detroit 23 25 23 2 0— 91 Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10 at Houston or Tampa Bay at N.Y. Zack Greinke, and the Rays special things for us, and solo shots off Greinke, who p.m. 3-Point Goals_Orlando 15-35 p.m. Yankees (Fox or FS1) got another clutch playoff he did it again." has never won in Tampa Open: Buffalo, Indianapolis, (Bamba 3-5, Gordon 3-7, Isaac 2-5, Thursday's Games National League Chicago, Oakland Augustin 2-5, Aminu 1-1, Magette 1- Detroit at Montreal, 7 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11: St. Louis-Atlanta performance from Morton Astros manager AJ Bay, and Willy Adames Monday, Oct. 14 1, Frazier Jr. 1-1, Fournier 1-2, Anaheim at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. winner at L.A. Dodgers or Washing- Detroit at Green Bay, 8:15 p.m. Vucevic 1-3, Humphries 0-1, Ross Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7 p.m. ton at St. Louis-Atlanta winner (TBS) to beat the Houston Astros Hinch announced after the added a solo blast against 0-1, Fultz 0-1, Jeffries 0-2), Detroit Edmonton at New Jersey, 7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12: St. Louis- 10-3 Monday and cut their game that Houston will Wade Miley in the sixth. TransactionsBASKETBALL 10-37 (Mykhailiuk 2-5, Kennard 2-6, St. Louis at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. Atlanta winner at L.A. Dodgers or National Basketball Association Wood 1-1, Griffin 1-2, Galloway 1-3, Minnesota at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. Washington at St. Louis-Atlanta win- AL Division Series deficit to start Justin Verlander on Tampa Bay's four home GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS — Snell 1-3, Doumbouya 1-4, Jackson Washington at Nashville, 8 p.m. ner (TBS) 2-1. three days of rest in Game 4 runs matched a franchise Signed C Kavion Pippen. 1-5, Rose 0-1, Brown 0-1, Bone 0-1, San Jose at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 14: L.A. Dodgers at FOOTBALL Drummond 0-1, Maker 0-1, Frazier Calgary at Dallas, 8:30 p.m. St. Louis-Atlanta winner or St. Louis- Facing the team he of the best-of-five matchup record for a postseason National Football League 0-1, Morris 0-2). Fouled Out_Vuce- Boston at Colorado, 9 p.m. Atlanta winner at Washington (TBS) helped win the World at Tropicana Field on Tues- game. The Rays also went CINCINNATI BENGALS — vic. Rebounds_Orlando 57 (Vucevic Vegas at Arizona, 10 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 15 L.A. Dodgers at Waived CB Greg Mabin. Activated G 10), Detroit 53 (Drummond 9). St. Louis-Atlanta winner or St. Louis- Series two years ago, Mor- day. Tampa Bay will use deep four times against the NCAA Division I Ice Alex Redmond from the exempt list. Assists_Orlando 32 (Fultz 7), Detroit Atlanta winner at Washington (TBS) ton allowed one run and Diego Castillo as an opener. Boston Red Sox during the CLEVELAND BROWNS — Acti- 22 (Griffin 5). Total Fouls_Orlando MINNEAPOLISHockey (AP) Poll — The top x-Wednesday, Oct. 16: L.A. vated WR Antonio Callaway to the 24, Detroit 16. Technicals_Detroit 20 teams in the NCAA Division I Dodgers at St. Louis-Atlanta winner three hits while striking out "He's one of the best 2008 AL Championship 53-man roster. coach Pistons (Defensive three sec- men's ice hockey poll, compiled by or St. Louis-Atlanta winner at Wash- nine over five innings. The pitchers in the world. No Series and did it again dur- NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — ond). A_7,411 (20,491). U.S. College Hockey Online, with ington (TBS) Released TE Ben Watson. first-place votes in parentheses, x-Friday, Oct. 18: St. Louis- 35-year-old right-hander is more complicated than ing last week's 5-1 wild- OAKLAND RAIDERS — Added records through Oct. 6 and previous Atlanta winner at L.A. Dodgers or CB Nevin Lawson to the active ros- MILWAUKEEBucks-Bulls, (122) Box ranking: Washington at St. Louis-Atlanta win- 4-0 with an 0.95 ERA in that," Hinch said of Verlan- card victory against the ter. Waived G Lester Cotton Sr. Brown 4-6 2-2 12, B.Lopez 4-7 2- Record Pts Pvs ner (TBS) four career elimination der. "He's ready, and it's his Athletics. TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS — 2 13, R.Lopez 6-10 1-1 14, Mason 5- 1. MinnDuluth (39) 0-0-0 978 1 x-Saturday, Oct. 19: St. Louis- Signed LB Demone Harris to the 9 4-4 14, Matthews 4-9 1-1 10, 2. Denver (10) 2-0-0 927 2 Atlanta winner at L.A. Dodgers or practice squad. Released WR Ish- T.Antetokounmpo 3-7 2-6 9, Maye 3. Minnesota St (1)0-0-0 844 3 Washington at St. Louis-Atlanta win- mael Hyman from the practice 2-3 2-2 7, Bender 5-9 1-1 12, Adams 4. UMass 0-0-0 767 4 ner (TBS) squad. 2-7 0-0 6, Connaughton 3-5 0-0 8, 5. Cornell 0-0-0 747 5 WORLD SERIES Scherzer, Zimmerman lead Nats past LA to force Game 5 TENNESSEE TITANS — DiVincenzo 1-8 4-4 7, Tucker 2-3 0- 6. Providence 1-0-0 651 7 (Best-of-7) Released K Cairo Santos and OL Tuesday, Oct. 22: at better record 0 5, Reynolds 1-5 2-2 5. Totals 42- 7. St. Cloud 0-0-0 630 6 WASHINGTON (AP) — Max Scherzer is 35. So is Ryan Zimmerman. David Quessenberry. 88 21-25 122. 8. Notre Dame 0-0-0 550 9 (Fox) WASHINGTON REDSKINS — CHICAGO (112) 9. Quinnipiac 0-0-0 528 8 Wednesday, Oct. 23: at better The Washington Nationals would not be headed to a win-or-go-home Game 5 in their NL Division Fired coach Jay Gruden. Promoted Porter Jr. 2-7 1-2 5, Markkanen 5- 10. Boston College0-0-0 522 11 record (Fox) Series against the Los Angeles Dodgers without them. offensive line coach Bill Callahan to 12 0-0 14, Felicio 2-3 2-3 6, Dunn 5- 11. Clarkson 0-0-0 510 10 Friday, Oct. 25: at worse record "We're a bunch of viejos. We're old guys," Scherzer joked. "Old guys can still do it." interim head coach. Released LB 8 0-0 11, LaVine 5-13 3-6 16, 12. Ohio State 0-0-0 460 12 (Fox) Sure can. And for a guy whose teams used to lose repeatedly in the postseason, Scherzer sure is deliv- Cassanova McKinzy. Signed TE Gafford 3-6 6-8 12, Young 2-8 0-0 4, 13. Penn State 0-0-0 436 13 Saturday, Oct. 26: at worse Hale Hentges. Arcidiacono 2-4 3-3 8, Satoransky 1- 14. Western MI 0-0-0 375 14 record (Fox) ering now. HOCKEY 6 0-0 2, White 3-10 5-8 12, Mokoka 15. Northeastern 0-0-0 302 15 x-Sunday, Oct. 27: at worse Every time he's pitched this October, the Nationals have won. His latest outing was a season-saving, National Hockey League 1-5 3-4 5, Valentine 3-12 3-4 11, 16. Wisconsin 0-0-0 286 16 record (Fox) seven-inning masterpiece that combined with Zimmerman's three-run parabola of a homer to lift the wild- ANAHEIM DUCKS — Recalled F Simon 3-4 0-0 6. Totals 37-98 26-38 17. Bowling Green 1-0-0 258 17 x-Tuesday, Oct. 29: at better card Nationals to a 6-1 victory over league-best Los Angeles on Monday night, tying the best-of-five NLDS Max Comtois from San Diego (AHL). 112. 18. North Dakota 0-0-0 153 18 record (Fox) at two games apiece. DETROIT RED WINGS — Trad- Milwaukee 28 35 34 25 — 122 19. Harvard 0-0-0 114 19 x-Wednesday, Oct. 30: at better ed LW David Pope to Vancouver for Chicago 27 33 26 26 — 112 20. Boston Univ 1-0-0 95 NR record (Fox) "I was just gassed. I was out," said Scherzer, who threw 109 pitches. "I was empty in the tank." D Alex Biega. Scowling and muttering to himself as showers fell for part of his gritty performance, Scherzer allowed one run and four hits while striking out nine — and, most importantly for Washington, he prevented LA from closing out the NLDS after taking a 2-1 lead into Game 4. Torres leads Yankees to 5-1 win, sweep of Twins "He really gave it all he had," said Anthony Rendon, who drove in three runs for Washington. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Gleyber Torres got New York going with a second-inning home run, scored on each of his two doubles and made a pair of sparkling defensive plays, fueling the Yan- Molina wins it in 10th, Cards top Braves 5-4, Game 5 next kees to a 5-1 victory over Minnesota on Monday night to finish yet another sweep of the Twins and advance to the AL Championship Series. Didi Gregorius hit two RBI singles for the Yankees, who ST. LOUIS (AP) — They all knew. Every single one of them. Paul Goldschmidt and all the St. Louis Car- stretched their postseason winning streak over the Twins to 13 straight games. Minnesota has lost dinals. Ozzie Albies and the rest of the Atlanta Braves. Tough to beat Yadier Molina in a big postseason 16 consecutive postseason games, matching matched the North American major sports record held spot. Molina pushed the Cardinals to a deciding Game 5 of the NL Division Series, poking a tying single in by the Chicago Blackhawks in the NHL from 1975-79. the eighth inning and then lifting a sacrifice fly in the 10th to beat the Braves 5-4 Monday. Column: Mattress Mack bets big as sports betting spreads By TIM DAHLBERG Hill announcing a deal with the NBA to $10 million a day was bet in New Jersey can become one of a handful of dominant AP Sports Columnist become the fourth betting company to alone in August, a figure that will only players in the burgeoning industry. The LAS VEGAS (AP) – Mattress Mack is sign on as an authorized sports betting grow as more fans become comfortable company that helped found the daily fan- the kind of character who fits nicely into operator for the league. with legal betting. tasy sports market is now in five states, the Las Vegas betting scene, skipping from The sports betting market is exploding The Legal Sports Report website, which three of them with physical books. sports book to sports book in search of a 16 months after a Supreme Court ruling tracks betting figures, reports nearly $11 Kalish said Draft Kings has more than big score. last year that allowed states other than billion has been wagered legally across the 10 million fantasy players, but that sports That he was placing a $3.5 million bet Nevada to offer wagering on games. Inside country since June 2018, with sports betting will eventually surpass fantasy bet- on his beloved Houston Astros in Missis- casinos and racetracks and increasingly books keeping about $690 million of that, ting and become the company's biggest sippi last week – and an additional $1.5 on mobile phones bettors can back their or a win rate of 6.4%. The website esti- revenue generator. million a few days later in New Jersey – is favorite teams with a few dollars – and do mates that states have collected more than "We launched in New Jersey and it just the latest evidence that sports betting it without the shadow of illegitimacy the $82 million in taxes and fees from the became 30% of our revenue as a compa- is not just a Vegas thing anymore. activity had in the past. wagers, with New Jersey topping the list at ny," he said. "Sports betting props are easi- "I don't know of anyone who would That means bettors in Indiana can pull more than $32 million. er to understand and it's more digestible to take this much money at one time," said up an app to put in a $5 parlay on the That doesn't mean Nevada is suffering. step in and make a bet. It's just a bigger Mack, whose real name is Jim McIngvale, a Colts, and it means casinos like the Scarlet Despite fears that sports betting might market. There's more overall demand for Houston furniture store operator. "Nobody Pearl in Biloxi – where the sports book is siphon off play in the state, total betting sports betting than fantasy now." takes action like this." operated by DraftKings – can take a $3.5 was up 16% from August a year ago, with There also is a lot of interest in who While McIngvale is finding new places million bet on Houston that, at plus-220, $288 million in wagers. wins big bets and who ends up a loser. For to bet his millions – hedging against a big will pay out a staggering $7.7 million if the Players like Mattress Mack aren't aban- McIngvale, that translates into an added mattress promotion at his stores – sports Astros win the World Series. doning the city, even while going to new bonus after his store saw some customers betting markets are quickly expanding "I think people are still getting their markets in Mississippi and New Jersey buy 5 to 10 mattresses at a time as the across the nation. Bettors can wager in 13 head around the idea that you don't have that are more eager than Las Vegas books Astros looked like World Series favorites. different states, and increasingly they can to go to Vegas to bet," said Matt Kalish, the to take his huge bets because the publicity "The Astros are hot, it's a good promo- do it on their mobile phones in states like chief revenue officer and co-founder of is worth millions to them. tion and in brick and mortar retailing we Indiana. DraftKings. "We want people to come to us It's the same Mattress Mack who two have to do something to be relevant," he Meanwhile, another once-taboo thresh- for these bets." years ago bet millions at various Las Vegas said. "I did the Super Bowl a few years ago old was crossed when Ted Leonsis and It hasn't taken long for states to jump books on the Astros. McIngvale was mak- when Denver lost to Seattle and I got $10 sports book operator William Hill on the sports betting bandwagon. Thirteen ing the bets to hedge against a promotion million worth of advertising off that. I announced they would build a two-story now have live betting in some form, while at his stores that offered refunds for mat- think I'll get a whole lot more off this." sports book inside the arena where his a handful of others also have passed laws tresses over $3,000 sold during the season ___ Wizards and Capitals play in Washington, to eventually allow wagers on sports. if the Astros won the World Series. Tim Dahlberg is a national sports colum- D.C. The book could be open next year, In New Jersey, where the court case that "We hedged off about $12 million-$13 nist for The Associated Press. Write to him at allowing fans to make bets without leaving opened the floodgates originated, more million in that promotion," McIngvale the arena. money was wagered on sports in three of said. "It worked out very well for us." [email protected] or http://twitter.com/tim- And then there's betting giant William the last four months than in Nevada. Some A bigger wager for Draft Kings is that it dahlberg l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Animal harassment needs to stop Dear Annie: I am 28 years old, and recently celebrated my second wedding anniversary. I have been with my husband, Tom, for a total of five years, but due to immigration trials and tribulations, we have only been living together full time for two-and-a-half years (first in the United Dear States and now in the United Kingdom). Annie My issue is my husband’s relationship with my beloved 9-year-old cat, Whiskers. When Tom first began to visit me, prior Dear Depressed and Confused: It to our engagement, and then live with me sounds like Tom might be jealous of your in the United States, he had no issue with close relationship with sweet Whiskers, Whiskers – loving him and accompanying and he is acting horribly because of it. If him outside into the garden when we had he treats your innocent 9-year-old cat this a short-fenced yard at a rental property way, I hate to think how he would treat and Whiskers was not allowed outside other things that are important to you. You THE PAJAMA DIARIES alone. This continued until about a year are certainly not asking too much of Tom. ago, when Tom began to dislike Whiskers. In fact, you are not asking enough. It started with purring. Whiskers is The beginning is always the honey- large and loud, and his purring is certain- moon phase, and it sounds like Tom was ly noticeable, but I have always thought of on his best behavior and pretending to like this as a “happy noise.” Now, Tom will the cat. Now that you are married and he leave the room in a huff if Whiskers starts is feeling more comfortable, his true colors purring, and he is not allowed on the bed, even though the dogs are when we are not are showing. I am sorry to say this, but sleeping. My husband is hostile toward the those colors are ugly. The fact that the cat cat, and I have confronted Tom about my runs away from him, and that you suspect abuse, is very telling. MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM suspicions that he is abusive toward Whiskers when I am not around. 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