Historian Finds Kellet Name in American Cemetery by KIM E

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SPORTS • 9 DAILY GLOBE Monday, November 11, 2019 Snow showers likely yourdailyglobe.com | High: 14 | Low: 8 | Details, page 2 VETERANS DAY Historian finds Kellet name in American Cemetery By KIM E. STROM [email protected] IRONWOOD – The burial of World War II prisoner of war Walter J. Kellett’s in an Ironwood cemetery Oct. 5 caught Steve Kwiecinski’s eye. An historian living in Virginia, Minn., Kwiecinski didn’t know Kellett, but he knew his story well. Kellett was forced to walk what’s known as the Bataan Death March which was “65 miles of hell on Earth,” Kwiecins- ki told the Daily Globe. Kwiecinski has been leading a tour of the march every year since 2007. After reading of Kel- lett’s funeral, Kwiecinski set out to find Kellett’s name on the Wall of the Missing in Manila, the capital of the Philippines. Kellett, an Ironwood native, received a proper burial in River- side Cemetery with full military THE MANILA honors on Oct. 5. His remains American Ceme- were unidentified until July when tery and Memorial DNA testing proved his identity. in the Philippines, Not many lived to tell of what seen above, is 152 being a prisoner of war – making acres and holds a that ultimate sacrifice, was like. total of 17,206 Kwiecinski’s father, Walter graves. It has the Kwiecinski of Duluth, Minn., was largest number of also a prisoner of war, and graves of any Kwiecinski grew up listening to cemetery for U.S. his father’s stories of the horrors personnel killed of being a prisoner of war of the during World War Imperial Japanese Army. The tour II. At left is grave of the march starts in Mariveles stone of an unkn- and ends at Camp O’Donnell, won soldier. Steve where approximately 50,000 Kwiecinski of Vir- were temporarily housed under ginia, Minn. sub- the worst possible conditions, mitted the photos. according to Kwiecinski. Hun- dreds per day died at first, until Submitted photo sanitation measures were insti- tuted, he said. template,” Kwiecinski said, “Kel- eventually loaded onto “hell- at sea. Only nine survived,” he trition or hypothermia were as The American prisoners were lett may have been considered by ships,” unmarked Japanese trans- said. emaciated as the Jews who sur- then relocated to Camp Cabanat- fellow POW’s as one of the lucky port vessels, some of which were “Most of the transported pris- vived Nazi prison camps,” said uan in Central Luzon, he said. ones. After his death in 1942, the sunk by unknowing American oners faced slave labor in Kwiecinski. “Some POW’s were Diseases there included malaria, surviving prisoners endured over submarines and airplanes. Japanese mines and docks. beriberi, and dysentery. three more years of inhumane Almost all 1,800 aboard one such Rations were so short that those “As awful as it may be to con- treatment. Most of them were ship, the Arisan Maru, perished who didn’t die of illness, malnu- KELLET — page 5 ADJ students help ring Salvation Army Bell over weekend Finnish By P.J. GLISSON entering the Walmart store, off U.S. 2. candy to both kids and parents. locals talk [email protected] In conjunction with the collection was a Dusty Boggs of Ironwood took over for IRONWOOD – Despite chilly tempera- toy drive done in cooperation with Walmart. them, as part of an ongoing chain of Salva- history at tures on Saturday, students of A.D. Johnston Shoppers were encouraged to buy a toy to tion Army volunteers. Junior and Senior High School were out in donate to a local child in need. The Salvation Army division of Wiscon- force, collecting donations for the Salvation Jamie Stiffarm, who teaches peer-to-peer sin and Upper Michigan is in Wauwatosa, Little Finland Army of Gogebic and Iron counties. instruction at the school, was also present to Wis. It declares itself home to 26 worship By KIM E. STROM Lainey Kulak and MacKenzie Switzer, work with the two girls, who spent the [email protected] both juniors at ADJ, were ready with warm morning and early afternoon collecting HURLEY – Three people told jackets and ready smiles to greet shoppers donations and toys while also handing out BELL — page 7 their stories Saturday at Little Finland of growing up as Finnish descendents in the Upper Penin- sula. The event was part of the WINTER ARRIVES Ironwood Area Historical Soci- ety’s Oral History Project and the stories were recorded by historian Bill Jamerson of Ironwood. Roger Halquist of Bruce Crossing had many stories to share of growing up in the 1950’s and 60’s and of the dangerous duties that working in the area iron ore mines called for. Around 1973, he was powder- ing mine headings under ground at the White Pine mine in White Pine, Mich. with explosives when a large chunk of rock broke off. A smaller chuck came with it hit- ting Halquist on the head and knocking him out cold, he said. It was lucky for him because that smaller chunk knocked him out of the way of a much larger piece that fell to the side of him. There were sticks of dynamite under- Jason Juno/Daily Globe neath it as well. “I was so scared,” O KUN de Kun Falls near Bruce Crossing continues to flow on an early winter Friday afternoon. It’ll look even more like winter locally this week as winter storm warnings are in effect for Iron and Gogebic counties with a winter weather advisory for Ontonagon County. Six to 14 inches of lake effect snow is possible. FINLAND — page 5 TODAY INDEX Snow showers likely — Details, page 2 Classifieds . . . . .12-13 75 cents Comics ...... 11 Sunday Today’s records Snowfall Community ...... 3 Vol. 100, No. 299 High 26 High 65 (1930) 48 hours to 7 a.m. Education ...... 6 Low 13 Low -7 (1979) Sunday 3 in. Snow depth 3.4 in. Obituaries ...... 2, 7 Year ago today Precipitation Season total 3 in. Opinion ...... 4 High 20 48 hours to 7 a.m. Last year 20.1 in. Sports ...... 9-10 Low 14 Sunday .19 in. l 2 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2019 AREA THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM FIVE-DAY FORECASTFO ORECAST FOR IRONWOODIR RONWOOD Obituaries TODAY SUNDAYY MONDAY TUESDAYTUESSDAY WEDNESDAY Rev. Louis P. Bracket WAKEFIELD, Mich. – The Rev. dear nieces and Louis P. Bracket, the oldest priest in nephews; many cher- Snow Few Snow w Few Snow Few SnowS Few Snow Showers the Diocese of Marquette, 98, formerly ished great-nieces Showerss Showers ShowersShowwers Showers Likely of 307 Eddy St., in Wakefield, passed and great-nephews; away peacefully early Thursday morn- and several special 35° 21° 24° 8°8 14° 7° 16° 9° 21° 15° ing, Nov. 7, 2019, at Bishop Noa Home cousins. Winds: Winds: Winds: Winds:Winnds: Winds: for Senior Citizens in Escanaba. He was prede- 6-96-9 mphmph WSWWSW 111-161-16 mmphph NNWW 110-140-14 mmphph NNWW 9 mmphph WWSWSW 88-14-14 mmphph SSSWSW He was born on June 10, 1921, in ceased by his par- Ontonagon LOCALL OUTLOOK Wakefield, a son of Anton Louis and ents; his siblings, Br. 36/30 Anna Theresa (Frigo) Bracket. A love Albert Bracket, Todayy we will see cloudy skies with of the outdoors filled his early life with Rev. Louis P. OCSO and Rita Bergland an 80%800% chance of snow showers, Bracket 33/25 high ttemperature of 35°, humidity of hunting, both big and small game, and 1921 — 2019 (Howard) Meier; his Wakefield Ironwood 65%. West southwest wind 6 to 9 fishing. brother-in-law, John Saxon 32/24 35/21 Marenisco mph. Snow accumulation of less than Fr. Bracket graduated from Wake- J. Coolidge; his sis- 37/24 one ininch nch possible. Bessemer 33/25 field High School in 1939, then went ter-in-law, Mary Upson Hurley 32/24 Watersmeet to St. Lawrence Seminary in Mt. Cal- Bracket; a niece, 35/21 SUNS AND MOON 35/21 33/25 vary, Wis., for three years and finished Marcy Bracket; and Mercer his seminary education at St. Paul a great-nephew, 35/21 Veteran Manitowish Seminary in St. Paul, Minn. Anthony Bracket. 33/24 SunriseSunri ...... se ...... 6:53 a.m. Minocqua SunsetSunse ...... et...... 4:34 p.m. He was ordained by Bishop Thomas There will be a 34/26 MoonriseMoon ...... nrise ...... 3:47 p.m. A. Welch on May 31, 1947, in St. Paul. Rite of Reception of the body by the MoonsetMoon ...... nset...... 3:33 a.m. Fr. Bracket celebrated his first Mass on Rev. Dominic Agyapong, pastor, at June 1, 1947, at Immaculate Concep- Immaculate Conception Church, 407 ALMANAC REGIONALREGIONAL WEATHER NATIONALNAATIONAL WEATHER tion Church in Wakefield. Ascherman St., in Wakefield, on

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. r e h s a a w y l l u g gullywasher. A A : r e w s n A This gives a temperature of what ththe he air feels like on the skin. Answer: On Dec. 11, 1957, Fr. Bracket was Menard Assembly 471, Knights of appointed pastor of St. Mary’s in Columbus, Fourth Degree Honor Calumet, on April 6, 1965, pastor of Guard. St. William’s in Menominee, and on Pallbearers will be his nephews. Can We July 27, 1971, pastor of St. Cecilia’s in Following the Mass, military rites Help With Caspian. Along with these appoint- will take place at the church under the Your ments, he served as moderator auspices of Wakefield American Deductible MDCCW — spiritual development and Legion Geroux Post 11 and Wakefield spiritual director — Legion of Mary. VFW Post 9084 Honor Guard, assisted On July 25, 1974, Fr. Bracket was by the U.P. Funeral Honors Team. appointed pastor of St. Sebastian Luncheon will be served at the Parish in Bessemer, where he served Wakefield VFW Post 9084 following for more than 20 years. He retired the military rites. 906-663-4351 • 608 Industrial Park Access Rd., Bessemer, MI from the active ministry on June 29, The Rite of Committal and inter- 1995. Fr. Bracket was co-chaplain for ment will take place next to his par- the Daughters of Isabella, Our Lady of ents at Lakeside Cemetery in Wake- Saturday craft fairs in two states Guadalupe Circle 746. field, in the spring. He served as priest emeritus for Expressions of affection in a chari- get sound public support many years, and helped out at Immac- table contribution in Fr. Bracket’s By P.J. GLISSON ulate Conception in Wakefield, at St. memory are suggested in lieu of flow- [email protected] Catherine’s in Marenisco, and cele- ers to a charity of your choice. brated Mass at the Ojibway Correc- WAKEFIELD– Two Sat- The family would like to express urday craft fairs in Michi- tional Facility in Marenisco. their gratitude to the caring staff at gan and Wisconsin served Fr. Bracket was a life member of the Bishop Noa Home for Senior Citizens as colorful holiday bazaars Wakefield Veterans of Foreign Wars for their compassionate and profes- with an array of indoor Post 9084, where he faithfully served sional care given to Fr. Bracket, and and outdoor Christmas as chaplain for eight years. He was also the many kindnesses extended to the décor, as well as general a dedicated life member of the Iron- family. artistry and ethnic inter- wood Knights of Columbus Council Funeral arrangements have been ests. 1396 for 72 years. entrusted to Jerald Rocco, owner and Glitter and goodwill Fr. Bracket is survived by two broth- manager of Lakeside Memorial Chapel were everywhere at the ers, James, Wichita Falls, Texas, and Inc., in Wakefield. Condolences may Christmas Craft and Bake Sale at Wakefield’s VFW Dave, Ramsay; a sister, Virginia be expressed online at lakesidememo- 9084 hall and at the Kim- Coolidge, Hurley, Wis.; numerous rialchapel.com. ball Craft Fair at Wiscon- sin’s Kimball Community P.J. Glisson/Daily Globe Center. SURROUNDED BY her beautiful handmade finery is Virginia E. ‘Betty’ Peierl Also available at both Laura Luoma of Saxon, Wis., who was a first-time ven- IRONWOOD, Mich. – Virginia E. She was an excel- dor at the Christmas Craft and Bake Sale at Wake- locations were hot lunch “Betty” Peierl, 98, of Ironwood, for- lent cook and would options and an array of field’s VFW 9084 hall on Saturday. Members of the homemade candy and VFW Auxiliary sponsored the event. merly of Boulder Junction and Mil- bake Swedish viener- baked goods. waukee, Wis., passed away peacefully brod to die for! Visit- Laura Luoma of Saxon, the past year she’d been vendors at 44 tables sur- early Friday morning, Nov. 8, 2019, at ing Betty and Tony Wis., was all about Christ- making stuff and occasion- rounding the Wakefield Westgate Nursing, Rehabilitation and was truly a treat to mas, featuring a table filled ally selling it “by word of VFW hall. Assisted Living Community in Iron- remember. with bedazzled wreaths, mouth.” Joanne Sorensen of wood, with her family at her side. Betty is survived wall hangings, center- She added, cheerfully, Ironwood was another Betty was born on Sept. 12, 1921, in by three nephews, pieces and candyware. “A lot of it I give away to Wakefield vendor. She was Dala-Husby, Sweden, a daughter of Carl (Rose) Lind- friends and family.” selling denim aprons, “This is my first show,” Karl-August and Sofia (Sundvall) Virginia E. blom, Jon Anderson she said, explaining that in Luoma was one of 25 infinity scarves, pony tail “Betty” Peierl hats, and small purses for Anderson. At the age of 18, she immi- 1921 — 2019 and Nils Anderson; little girls. grated to New York on the last boat two great-nieces, # # She also had a large dis- available because of World War II in Hannah and Grace Anderson; and spe- THIS DAY play of adult tote bags that October 1939. Betty went by train cial friends, Lorraine Mueller and Mat- she had handmade from from New York to Milwaukee to live tie Brown. IN HISTORY various upholstery fabric. with relatives that had arrived to the Besides her beloved husband, she November 11 “There’s an organizer United States years earlier. was predeceased by her parents; three built right in,” she said. • 1918 Poland declares independence Betty worked as a maid, then later at sisters, Anna, Marta and Greta; two Lucia Pairolero, who Omar Bakeries. When the war effort brothers, Ernest and Harold; and a • 1921 U.S. President Warren G. Harding dedicates the chaired the Wakefield was hiring in industry, she hired in at nephew, Erik Anderson. Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington Cemetery event, began heading the operation nearly a decade AP Controls, a factory that made According to Betty’s wishes, crema- • 1925 Louis Armstrong and his Hot Five begin their ago. among other things small stoves for tion will take place. She will be joining first recording session She said that she and heating small tents for our troops. Tony at Arlington Park Cemetery in • 1925 Robert A. Millikan announces discovery of co-chair Carole Lillar Betty worked at AP Controls for more Milwaukee. cosmic rays began a few years ago to than 41 years. She retired in 1983. The family would like to extend incorporate kid-friendly In 1951, Betty married Anthony their gratitude to the staff at Westgate • 1926 U.S. Route 66 is established options such as free face “Tony” Peierl, who she met at the Nursing, Rehabilitation and Assisted painting, balloon making, Dreamland Dance Hall in Milwaukee. Living Community for their compas- Today’s History was sponsored by and a duck and fish pond. They celebrated nearly 59 years of sionate and professional care given to “We just want this to be marriage until his passing on May 11, Betty, and the many kindnesses a thing where people bring 2011. extended to the family. their whole family,” said Lillar. In 2012, she moved to Boulder Junc- Funeral arrangements have been tion and then to Ironwood to be close entrusted to Jerald Rocco, owner and to family. manager of Lakeside Memorial Chapel 4-H kids were major Betty loved to play bingo and could Inc., in Wakefield. Condolences may presence at Kimball fair be found in attendance wherever it be expressed online at lakesidememo- The Kimball Craft Fair was being played. rialchapel.com. also featured happy faces See additional obituaries on page 7

CRAFTS — page 5 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMMUNITY MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2019 3 Community Calendar MERCER Briefs Downtown Art Place Email calendar items and rial Building, Legion club room. Service Officer, 10:30-11:30 sets holiday market community news to Wakefield VFW Post a.m., Wakefield City Hall; 1-2 [email protected]. 9084, Ladies Auxiliary, VFW p.m., Watersmeet Township; IRONWOOD – The For more information, call 906- Post, 6 p.m.; lunch, 5:30 p.m. 2:45-3:15 p.m., Marenisco Downtown Art Place is 932-2211. Gathering, Participating Township. 906-667-1110. planning a holiday art and Supporting, 6 p.m., Red Hats Society Lun- Monday, Nov. 11 developmental disability advo- cheon, order at noon, Maple- market for Nov. 15-16. cacy group, Community Mental wood Restaurant, Ironwood. Local artists will have their Men’s Bible study, 8 a.m., Health, Wakefield. 906-229- Call Miriam at 906-667-0116. work on display and for Bessemer Housing Communi- 6170. Alcoholics Anonymous, ty, community room, 906-667- Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 noon, Salem Lutheran Church, sale in the DAP classroom. 0469. p.m., Episcopal Church of the Ironwood. area74.org. The market is open from 4 Iron County Food Pantry, Transfiguration, Ironwood. Grief Support Group, 1 to 9 a.m.-4 p.m., 72 Michigan p.m. to 7 p.m. on Nov. 15, area74.org. 2:30 p.m., Dr. Kate Hospice and from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ave., Montreal, Wis. 715-561- Government office, 1571 Highway 51 North 4450. Iron County Forestry and in Arbor Vitae. on Nov. 16. National Finnish Ameri- Parks Committee, 8 a.m., SMART Recovery, 4:30 can Festival, 10 a.m., board Forestry Conference Room, p.m., 101 E. Mary St., Besse- Gogebic Medical meeting, Little Finland, Kim- 607 3rd Ave. N., Hurley. mer. ball, Wis. Gogebic-Iron County Air- Alcoholics Anonymous, plans Family Night Alcoholics Anonymous, port Board, 10 a.m., Airport, 6:30 p.m., First Presbyterian noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Ironwood. Church, Hurley. area74.org. WAKEFIELD – The Ironwood. area74.org. Hurley City Council, 5 Klassic Kruisers Car Gogebic Medical Care Overeaters Anonymous, p.m., city hall. Club, 6:30 p.m., Gogebic 5:30 p.m., All Saints Lutheran Facility will host a Family Montreal City Council, Community College Jacob Night on Tuesday, Nov. 19, Church, Wakefield. 5:30 p.m., city hall. Solin Center, Room B 22, Iron- Veteran’s Day Dinner, 5 Town of Oma, 6 p.m., wood. at 4:30 p.m. in the confer- p.m. Social Hour, 6 p.m. din- budget meeting followed by Ironwood Masonic Lodge ence room. ner, Free to all Veterans, regular meeting, Town Hall. 389, 7:30 p.m., at the Masonic According to organiz- Bessemer VFW Post 3673. Town of Pence, 6 p.m., building. Alcoholics Anonymous, 6 Town Hall. Government Submitted photo ers, topics to be discussed p.m., Our Lady of Peace Iron County Board of Bessemer Housing Com- THE MERCER Lioness club welcomed Lions District will include pressure Catholic Church, Ironwood. Supervisors, 6 p.m., Iron mission, 8 a.m., Executive area74.org. Governor Mary Ann Gretenhardt and her husband, injury prevention, County Courthouse, Hurley. Director’s Office, 709 West Gary, to the club’s October meeting. The Gretenhardts advanced directives and Aurora Club, 6 p.m. Kimball Town Board, 6:30 Iron Street, Bessemer. monthly membership, Aurora p.m., Kimball, Wis., Communi- Iron County FInance explained the Lioness Bridge program to members of dietary guidelines. Club, Ironwood. ty Center. Committee, 8 a.m., Iron Coun- both the Mercer and Hurley Lioness clubs in atten- Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. Gogebic Range Water ty Courthouse, Hurley. dance and answered many questions. The Mercer Hurley School sets EST, Ontonagon United Authority Board, 6:30 p.m., Bessemer Downtown Methodist Church basement, Bessemer Township Hall, Development Authority, 4 club’s next dinner meeting will be Nov. 19. holiday craft fair next to Holiday gas station, Bessemer. p.m., DDA room, City Hall. Ontonagon. area74.org. HURLEY – The annual Government Wednesday, Nov. 13 Friday, Nov. 15 Holiday Craft Fair at the Iron County Land Infor- Hurley K-12 School will mation Council, 10 a.m., Iron Christian Men of the Marie Kondo’s doing County Courthouse, Hurley. Northland, 6:30 a.m., Uptown Mercer Cribbage, 9:30- take place Saturday, Nov. Gogebic-Iron County Air- Cafe, Ironwood. 11:30 a.m., Mercer Senior 23, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. port Board, 4:30 p.m., at the Recovery Walk ‘n Talk, 10 Center. what she can to Silver Express will per- airport. a.m. to nooon, Iron Belle Trail- Double Trouble, 11 a.m.- Pat O’Donnell Civic Cen- head, Hurley. Talk with a recov- 12:30 p.m., Serenity Center, form at noon. Santa Claus ter Board, 4:30 p.m., ery coach. Call 715-660-0073. Ironwood. is scheduled to be there at Women’s Club Room, Iron- Mentoring of Moms, 9- Mercer Food Pantry, make kids think tidy 1 p.m. wood Memorial Building. 10:30 a.m., Range Community noon-1 p.m., Railroad Street, Bessemer Township Bible Church, Hurley. 715-561- Mercer, Wis. Emergencies: NEW YORK (AP) – Not her favorite incense and Board, 5 p.m., Township Hall, 4355. 715-476-7655. even Marie Kondo can fol- rice cooker. And in the last LVD expands health Ramsay. Alcoholics Anonymous, Alcoholics Anonymous/ low all her rules for tidying year, she has expanded her care into Eagle River Hurley School Board, 5 open meeting, noon, Salem Al-Anon, noon, Salem Luther- p.m., Hurley High School. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. an Church, Ironwood. all the time. network of KonMari-certi- WATERSMEET – The Ironwood Township area74.org. area74.org. “Of course, when things fied consultants to about Lac Vieux Desert Band of Board, 5:30 p.m., Township DOVE Support Group, Harbortown AA, 7:30 p.m. get very busy, I need to let 300 in more than 30 coun- offices. noon-2 p.m. 906-932-4990. EST, Ontonagon United Lake Superior Chippewa Wakefield City Council, Ironwood-Hurley Rotary Methodist Church basement, go of some of my standards tries. Indians and the Lac Vieux 5:30 p.m., City Hall. Club, 12:15 p.m., Elk and next to Holiday gas station, and methods, and I think With Kondo’s Netflix Desert Health Center have Ironwood City Commis- Hound Restaurant, Ironwood. Ontonagon. area74.org. that’s a completely natural show came a move to Los sion, 5:30 p.m., Memorial Iron County Veterans Ser- Alcoholics Anonymous, announce the expansion Building. vice Officer, 1-3 p.m., Mercer, 7:30 p.m., Our Lady of Peace thing,” the decluttering Angeles with her husband of health care into the Bessemer Downtown Wis., Town Hall. 715-561- Catholic Church, Ironwood. guru, Netflix reality star and daughters, ages 4 and Eagle River area in early Development Authority, 5:30 2190. area74.org. and mother of two told The 3. It was her second time 2020. p.m., City Hall, Bessemer. Mercer Health and Well- Associated Press. living in the United States Marenisco Township ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 16 “Our LVDHC Eagle Board, 6 p.m., township hall. Mercer Community Center. The soft-spoken Kondo – the first was a stint in River Satellite Clinic will Wakefield American was tight-lipped on exactly San Francisco. The families Tuesday, Nov. 12 Union Station Food focus on quality and expe- Legion, 5:30 p.m. Auxiliary, 6 Pantry and Northern Food what she lets slide, besides she helped on Netflix were p.m. regular meeting, post, dient delivery of primary Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, Bank, 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., leaving her house slippers all in the Los Angeles area, Wakefield. 252 E. Ayer St., Ironwood. care services and more,” Patterson courts or Ironwood IMPACT Life Support in the middle of the floor including Wendy and Ron Memorial Building. Alcoholics Anonymous, according to spokesman Group, 6:30 p.m., Woodland 11 a.m., Salem Lutheran occasionally, but one Akiyama. Gogebic County Veterans Church, Ironwood. Andrew Ricci. “Scheduling Service Officer, 9:30-11:30 Church, Ironwood. area74.org. thing’s for sure: When it She said the empty at the Eagle River Clinic Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Community Pickleball a.m., Ironwood Memorial p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, comes to Kondo, the nesters posed the greatest Building. 906-667-1110. Paddlers, 2-5 p.m., Mercer will support same day vis- Ironwood. area74.org. School gymnasium. 715-776- emphasis is on busy these challenge during the eight- its with the same level of Friends of the Mercer Alcoholics Anonymous, Public Library, 10 a.m., 4588. days. episode season with their care that you know and 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran Ironwood Carnegie library, Mercer, Wis. Church, Bessemer. Kondo has amassed an mountain of clothes, out- trust from the LVDHC at Alcoholics Anonymous, Library Board, 4 p.m. area74.org. Alcoholics Anonymous, 7 empire by urging the world of-control Christmas deco- the Watersmeet location.” noon, Salem Lutheran Church, Government Ironwood. area74.org. p.m., Salem Lutheran Church, to decide if their belong- rations and boxes stuffed “The primary goal of Wakefield Housing Com- Ironwood. area74.org. Ironwood Kiwanis Club, mission, 9 a.m., Sunset ings “spark joy” and has with thousands of baseball the Eagle River Clinic noon, Golden Dragon. Manor community room, 200 Sunday, Nov. 17 expanded her reach yet cards. aligns with the vision of Story Time, 4 p.m., Iron- Pierce St., Wakefield. wood Carnegie Library. again with her debut chil- “There was so much LVDHC in that it will Bessemer Area Sewer Alcoholics Anonymous, 1 dren’s picture book, “Kiki stuff,” Kondo said through Gogebic Medical Care Authority, 4:30 p.m., Besse- p.m., closed meeting, Salem afford us the opportunity Facility Family Night, 4:30 mer City Hall. Lutheran Church, Ironwood. & Jax: The Life-Changing a translator during a recent to ‘provide the highest p.m., conference room, Wake- Gogebic County Board, 5 Mercer Health and Well- Magic of Friendship,” co- interview. “I’ve tidied up a field. level of satisfaction and p.m., courthouse, Bessemer. ness Pickleball, 3-6 p.m., written and illustrated by lot of messy homes in Bessemer American Erwin Township Board, Mercer Community Center. convenience to our Legion Post 27, 5 p.m., Amer- 6:00 p.m., Township Hall. Narcotics Anonymous, 7 Salina Yoon. Japan, but they tended to patients by expanding our ican Legion, Bessemer. p.m., Wesley United Methodist For grown-ups who be quite small. On this health care delivery area Come Write Your Novel, Thursday, Nov. 14 Church, Ironwood. fight chaos on the job, she American scale, and espe- 5:30 p.m., Ironwood Carnegie Alcoholics Anonymous, and provider base,” said Library. Pickleball, 9 a.m.-noon, 7:30 p.m., Sharon Lutheran has partnered with organi- cially the amount of things Ricci. “The mission of the Ironwood American Patterson courts or Ironwood Church, Bessemer. zational psychologist Scott in the garage, it was quite LVDHC is further met by Legion Post 5, 5:30 p.m. din- Memorial Building. area74.org. Sonenshein on a new book shocking.” ner, 6:30 p.m. meeting, Memo- Gogebic County Veterans providing ‘excellence in due out in April, “Joy at For now, Kondo is pro- healthcare’ with the con- Work: Organizing Your moting her picture book. tinuation of the use of care Aspirus Keweenaw Medical Director Dr. Michael Professional life,” aimed at The story of Kiki, a squirrel teams at the Eagle River sorting out desks, sched- with a hoarding problem, Clinic.” Luoma returns to active duty in the U.S. Air Force ules and inboxes. and Jax, a meticulous owl “Care teams ensure that Kondo and the first sea- who loves to sort, is a sweet a physician will always LAURIUM – From serv- Storm and Desert Shield. Michael Luoma’s patients son of her Netflix series, extension of the best-seller oversee your care when ing our country with honor He was a medic with the are being transitioned to “Tidying Up with Marie that led to her global influ- you establish a patient to serving our communi- Michigan Army National other Aspirus providers to Kondo,” were nominated ence, “The Life-Changing relationship with the ties with the highest levels Guard and later served as a ensure there is minimal for two Emmys this year, Magic of Tidying Up.” LVDHC,” said Ricci. “You of care, Dr. Michael Luoma physician in the U.S. Air disruption in their care. with no wins. While dis- Kiki’s inability to find will experience the same makes it his life’s mission Force for seven years. Dr. Michael Luoma said cussions are underway for anything at home gets in ease of care no matter to be there for people when At Aspirus, Dr. Michael Aspirus has strong local a second season, she has the way of their friendship. which location you visit as they need him most. Luoma played a significant and system leadership and slowly gone about dispens- Jax presents Kiki with a medical systems will be On Monday, November role in physician recruit- will continue to provide ing advice on a broader scrapbook of their bond integrated to maximize 4, a special recommission- ment and retention. He has the highest levels of care range of lifestyle topics, and helps her disorganized quality and continuity of ing ceremony and farewell overseen the construction for patients close to home. from knowing when a rela- friend put his home in patient care. The Eagle social was held for Dr. of the hospital’s new emer- “I am proud to have had tionship no longer sparks order. They sort piles of River Clinic will be staffed Luoma in honor of his gency department and the opportunity to practice joy to making the perfect stuff to donate, recycle or by providers that are local return to active duty in the ICU, and the Aspirus at Aspirus and live in this bento box for kids. throw away, using Kondo’s to the area.” U.S. Air Force. Dr. Luoma, Houghton Clinic. community,” he said. “The Later this month on her method of folding clothes The Eagle River Clinic who served as medical His roots run deep in people of the Copper website, Konmari.com, and stacking them upright will be located at 302 W. director, chief of staff and a the community, as he held Country are unique, she’ll start selling some of in his drawers. Pine St. family medicine physician a seat on Calumet Public hearty, genuine, caring and the things that spark her at Aspirus, will serve as a Schools’ Board of Educa- accommodating. You will own joy at home but are lieutenant colonel. His ini- tion for nine years. He always be my family.” made by others, such as tial destination is his birth- actively volunteered for place in Germany. community events, includ- “After much soul-searching CopperDog 150, Great ing and thought, I know in Deer Chase, Copperman Come speak to Kim Jaeger my heart that I need to fin- Triathlon, and numerous ish my dream of serving a home football and hockey full career in the military,” games. He served as the specializing in ... he said. “For those who Medical Director of Emer- know my family and I well, gency Services for the Isle • Home & Cabin Loans you know that we hold Royale and Keweenaw His- great regard for service to torical National Parks. • Construction Loans our country.” Dan Dalquist, Chair of Dr. Luoma has been the Aspirus Keweenaw • Vacant Land Loans Kim Jaeger with Aspirus since 2003. Hospital Board of Direc- Asst. Vice President In that time, he fulfilled tors, said Dr. Michael • Commercial Loans NMLS#988280 one of two lifelong dreams: Luoma has “consistently to practice medicine along- shown his commitment to • Vacation Homes side his father, Dr. Jerry the community and to our • Home Equity Line of Credit Luoma. It was an experi- hospital, staff and ence Dr. Michael Luoma patients.” will “cherish forever.” “We will miss him; how- Like many of his family ever, we have complete CHIPPEWA VALLEY members, Dr. Michael confidence in his ability to Luoma is dedicated to the serve our military men and BANK military. He served as a women,” Dalquist added. Institution NMLS#793029 medic with the U. S. “Safe travels, Dr. Michael Army’s 82nd Airborne dur- Luoma.” 13365N US Hwy 51, Hurley, WI 54534 (866) 282-3501 ing operations Desert In his departure, Dr. www.chippewavalleybank.com (715) 561-2619 FAX l 4 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2019 OPINION THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Trump searches for a boo-free zone DAILY GLOBE Donald Trump is headed for “Is screaming ‘F–- Auburn’ not Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa disruptive? Is Booing the other team this Saturday for the big football not disruptive? Is specifically Sue Mizell, Publisher game between the University of screaming as loud as possible not Alabama and Louisiana State Univer- disruptive? Or Is it only disruptive Larry Holcombe, Managing Editor sity. when students express their displea- Why, we might wonder, would a Connie sure with the President of the United president who is facing impeach- Schultz States?” ment want to spend valuable prep Hours later, Jason Rothfarb was time in a football stadium in Alaba- back. Op-Ed ma? “Some have misinterpreted my Veterans deserve And why, we might further won- comment regarding ‘disruptive der, would Trump want to do this campus thing? We wonder. behavior,’” his statement began. when he was roundly booed at two Gattis also talked to U.S. Rep. Ahh, it’s our fault. He never said nation’s best effort other recent sporting events? First, Bradley Byrne, a Republican who is anything about booing. What’s he was booed at Game 5 of the running for the U.S. Senate and is as wrong with us? World Series in Washington, D.C., close to Trump as he can get without If we thought Rothfarb was refer- for proper care where he currently lives. Then he marrying him – nah, that doesn’t ring to potential boos for a president was booed at the Ultimate Fighting work. Faulty simile. who has been booed at the last two When American men and women put on our Championship at Madison Square Anyway, Byrne is mighty excited sporting events he attended, then it’s nation’s uniform, they don’t fight for one political Garden in New York City, where he about Trump’s boo-free zone in our fault for paying attention to how party or just some of the states. They fight for all of used to live. Does he ever feel home- Alabama. “He’ll be cheered,” Byrne the president has been booed at the America. And that’s why it’s important for us to work less, in that pretend billionaire, told Gattis. “He’ll be cheered in last two sporting events he has together and find solutions to the most daunting nobody-loves-me kind of way? One Alabama. He’ll be cheered by Alaba- attended. If this argument strikes challenge of our time: preventing veteran suicide. wonders. ma and LSU fans. I don’t have any you as more disingenuous than a jilt- Thankfully, Republicans and Democrats in Paul Gattis, a reporter for Alaba- question about that.” ed lover giving the toast at his ex- Congress are trying to pass the Improve Well-Being ma Media Group at AL.com, was He’ll be cheered. girlfriend’s wedding, welcome to the for Veterans Act, legislation that we at the Depart- also wondering what was up with He’ll be cheered. White House. ment of Veterans Affairs believe will provide a lifeline Trump’s trek. So he talked to Jess He’ll be cheered. “By disruptive behavior,” Roth- to veterans everywhere. It’s a plan that has the poten- Brown, a retired political science But just in case... farb added, “we are asking students tial to finally help us reach the roughly 60% of veter- professor at Athens State University. Jason Rothfarb is vice president to be respectful to all students and ans who die by suicide each day without any recent Brown’s first response: “We’ll of student affairs for the public uni- staff and avoid altercations. My connection to VA care. never know.” Then he warmed to the versity, and he wrote a letter that email has nothing do with anyone’s The proposal comes from Reps. Jack Bergman, R- topic, and “speculated that, yes, two became far more public than he like- First Amendment rights and I am Watersmeet, and Chrissy Houlahan of Pennsylvania, mediocre receptions pushed Trump ly intended. It started out as an alert sorry for any confusion. Please and Sens. John Boozman of Arkansas and Mark in search of a definitive avalanche of about increased security for the express yourself and especially your Warner of Virginia. Introduced in the House of Rep- cheers.” game, but it ended with this warning pride for the Tide.” resentatives, the bill has almost an equal number of Mediocre. Let it never be said that for the 60 University of Alabama stu- Poor Rothfarb. The university felt Republican and Democratic co-sponsors, but we are Southerners have lost their gift for dent groups with reserved blocks of the need to issue an additional state- concerned it faces an uncertain future in the House euphemisms, bless their hearts. seats for the game: ment that emphasized just how Committee on Veterans’ Affairs, led by Chairman “I think they were looking for a “Any organizations that engage in much its Student Government Asso- Mark Takano. high-profile venue where he would disruptive behavior during the game ciation loves “free speech and the Like most good ideas, this legislation is elegant in get cheers and he would get no will be removed from block seating rights of all students to express their its simplicity. It recognizes a fact about suicide that mixed response or boos,” Brown instantly for the remainder of the opinions.” we at the VA have known for some time now – the continued. “And I’ll be surprised if a season.” Okey-doke, then. federal government by itself cannot prevent veterans stadium filled with Alabama-LSU I really can’t top University of How’s that going to go, we may from performing this last tragic act. football fans, I think Donald Trump Alabama law student Carter- wonder. To make progress, the government needs to reach will be in an environment that’s as William’s two-tweet response. Connie Schultz is a Pulitzer Prize- far beyond its walls and work with as many partners safe as it’s going to get politically for “Strange that in all the games in winning columnist and professional in as we can. We need to work with veteran service him.” which drunken bacchanalia has residence at Kent State University’s organizations, caregivers and nonprofits at the state The president of the United States been tolerated, if not celebrated and school of journalism. Email her at and local level who know these veterans, and know needs a safe place for his tender feel- encouraged I’ve never once been [email protected]. COPY- their stories. This isn’t about building up an army of ings. Isn’t that a snowflakey, liberal warned to not be disruptive.’ RIGHT 2019 CREATORS.COM federal workers; this is about finding ways to reach out to veterans in the communities where they live and work, through people and groups who know the Today in history most about what these veterans are going through and understand better than anyone when they might be at risk of hurting themselves. By The Associated Press Today’s Highlight in History And it’s about finding partners who can more On Nov. 11, 1972, the U.S. quickly identify the risk factors that put veterans at Army turned over its base at risk, such as addiction, homelessness or mental Long Binh to the South Viet- health. namese, symbolizing the end The Improve Well-Being for Veterans Act would of direct U.S. military involvement in the Vietnam War. allow the VA to support each of these current and On this date potential partners, and get veterans the help they In 1620, 41 Pilgrims aboard need more quickly than ever before. It would do so the Mayflower, anchored off by allowing the VA to offer direct grants to these orga- Massachusetts, signed a com- pact calling for a “body poli- nizations, and letting these groups use these tick.” resources to tailor aid to the veterans in their com- In 1831, former slave Nat munities. Turner, who’d led a violent And it would allow the VA to make informed deci- insurrection, was executed in sions about grant funding without adding new, Jerusalem, Virginia. In 1918, fighting in World unneeded layers of bureaucracy. How do we War I ended as the Allies and know we will have success with a decentralized Germany signed an armistice plan such as this that relies on community engage- in the Forest of Compiegne ment instead of big, expensive new layers of govern- (kohm-PYEHN’-yeh). In 1921, the remains of an ment? unidentified American service One reason is that we have already had real suc- member were interred in a cess reducing veteran homelessness using the same Tomb of the Unknown Soldier approach. By reaching out to state and local partners, at Arlington National Cemetery we’ve seen a steady decline in veteran homelessness in a ceremony presided over by President Warren G. Hard- he laid out his case for a possi- its push for a bigger role in Cowsills) is 68. Rock singer- – 78 communities and three states have effectively ing. ble attack on Iraq. Iraq, mean- managing global commerce. musician Andy Partridge (XTC) eliminated this problem, and we are adding new In 1929, the Ambassador while, showed no sign of back- Henry “Big Bank Hank” Jack- is 66. Singer Marshall Cren- communities all the time. Bridge spanning the Detroit ing down from its refusal to son, 57, a member of the pio- shaw is 66. Rock singer Dave Another reason is the changing reality of caring River between Michigan and deal with U.N. weapons neering hip-hop group The Alvin is 64. Rock musician Ian Windsor, Ontario, Canada, inspectors. Sugarhill Gang, died in Engle- Craig Marsh (Human League; for veterans. Many live too far away from our brick- was dedicated. In 2004, Palestinians at wood, New Jersey. Carol Ann Heaven 17) is 63. Actor Stan- and-mortar health care facilities to get effective help, In 1942, during World War home and abroad wept, waved Susi, 62, a character actress ley Tucci is 59. Actress Demi and will require help locally. Others may be strug- II, Germany completed its flags and burned tires in an best known as the unseen Mrs. Moore is 57. Actress Calista gling with the stigma of a condition that puts them at occupation of France. eruption of grief at news of the Wolowitz on “The Big Bang Flockhart is 55. Actor Philip risk, and will be reluctant to seek help at the VA. In 1960, South Vietnamese death of Yasser Arafat in Paris Theory,” died in Los Angeles. McKeon is 55. Rock musician President Ngo Dinh Diem sur- at age 75. One year ago: World lead- Scott Mercado is 55. Actor Some may even have a distrust of government that vived a coup attempt by army Ten years ago: For the first ers including President Donald Frank John Hughes is 52. TV keeps them away from the VA. rebels. (However, he was overtime since World War I, the Trump and Russia’s Vladimir personality Carson Kressley is During the Civil War, in summertime, President thrown and killed in 1963.) leaders of Germany and Putin solemnly marked the 50. Actor David DeLuise is 48. Abraham Lincoln rode with injured Union troops as In 1966, Gemini 12 blasted France held a joint ceremony 100th anniversary of the end of Actor Adam Beach is 47. Actor off on a four-day mission with to commemorate the end of the World War I at a ceremony in Tyler Christopher is 47. Actor they were carted to hospitals north of the White astronauts James A. Lovell conflict, saying it was time to Paris. Leonardo DiCaprio is 45. Actor House. He said once in exasperation, “I am indeed and Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin Jr. celebrate their countries’ rec- Today’s Birthdays Scoot McNairy is 42. Rock surrounded, as is the whole country, by very trying aboard; it was the tenth and onciliation and friendship. Country singer Narvel Felts musician Jonathan Pretus is circumstances.” final flight of NASA’s Gemini Longtime CNN host Lou Dobbs is 81. Former Sen. Barbara 38. Actress Frankie Shaw is Veterans today face a different set of trying cir- program. announced he was leaving the Boxer, D-Calif., is 79. Ameri- 38. Musician Jon Batiste is 33. In 1990, Stormie Jones, the network. Taylor Swift won four cana roots singer/songwriter Actress Christa B. Allen is 28. cumstances. But the answer is the same as it has world’s first heart-liver trans- awards, including Entertainer Chris Smither is 75. Rock Actor Tye Sheridan is 23. Actor always been – all of us, working together, will plant recipient, died at a Pitts- of the Year, at the Country singer-musician Vince Martell Ian Patrick is 17. win this fight. We hope Chairman Takano will burgh hospital at age 13. Music Association Awards. (Vanilla Fudge) is 74. The Thought for Today agree. In 1992, the Church of Eng- Five years ago: Leaders of president of Nicaragua, Daniel “I hate war as only a soldier land voted to ordain women as Asia-Pacific economies meet- Ortega, is 74. Rock singer Jim who has lived it can, only as –Secretary Robert Wilkieis priests. ing in China agreed to begin Peterik (Ides of March, Sur- one who has seen its brutality, U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs In 1998, President Clinton work toward possible adoption vivor) is 69. Golfer Fuzzy its futility, its stupidity.” ordered warships, planes and of a Chinese-backed free-trade Zoeller is 68. Pop singer-musi- —President Dwight D. troops to the Persian Gulf as pact, giving Beijing a victory in cian Paul Cowsill (The Eisenhower (1890-1969)

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McLeod Ave., Ironwood, MI 49938 906-932-2211 • 800-236-2887 • Fax 906-932-5358 l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM AREA / STATE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2019 5 Finland “I thought, ‘this is it for Sonja Luoma of Saxon us.’” Then the emergency told how she makes brakes on the surface shut “pulla” or cardamom From page 1 the skip down, and the 2- bread, a Finnish tradition. he said. “I’d seen worse in inch cable felt like a rubber Cardamom is a spice that Vietnam and wondered. band, he said. “We could comes in seed form. She ‘why did I come home just feel the skip going up and grinds the seeds with a cof- to die?’” down like on a bungie fee grinder, she said. She Halquist had many cord.” fondly remembers coffee close calls working in the “Later we were sent time with her father who mine as a mechanic. Once down the skip going slow- would be working in the he was repairing equip- ly. We went four feet below fields with a horse-drawn ment with a mechanic our dropping point and all plow. She would bring cof- truck in the production of us had to crawl out like fee out in a glass mug with units. His team partner was rats, “ he said. a wool sock wrapped replacing a burned out At the Montreal Mine in around it to keep it warm, alternator on a tram. Montreal, the mining and she would bring a Halquist went back to the supervisor would throw a treat, such as the car- truck to get more tools and rock to show the men damom bread with her for then hear a noise that where he wanted them to them to share. sounded like a gunshot. “I work rather than put him- Another tradition she looked up to see a huge self in danger to show Kim E. Strom/Daily Globe remembered was Sauna slab coming right where them, said Halquist. RUTH NELSON, left, explains to historian Bill Jamerson her days of cooking for the Saturday. The Sauna, or my partner was working Often the guys would lumberjacks as a young women in Irwin Township. steam bath, would be start- under the hood of a tram. joke and laugh as they were ed around 7 a.m.. When Surely I thought he got hit,” going down to alleviate the Crossing so he wouldn’t it, and so it came out hard said. “They were so appre- there were coals by night he said. “I ran to get him. stress of the danger ahead, end up being a fatality,” he as a rock. “The guys played ciative and thanking me all time, they family would He was running to get out, he said. said. football with my bread,” the time.” take a sauna then, with the and we ran into each other. “It was so dangerous Ruth Nelson tells stories she said. “I cried I was Nelson learned to speak men going separate from Needless to say, the alter- before labor unions and of being a lumberjack cook embarrassed,” she said. But Finnish from her grandpar- the woman and children. nator did not get replaced the Mine Safety and Health in Irwin Township when the loggers laughed and ents who spoke nothing After getting very warm, on that shift.” Administration,” he said. she was 19 years old on had a good time. but Finn, she said. they would go out and roll Another time he was There were severe injuries Lake Gogebic. She cooked On the weekends, she When Jamerson asked in the snow. “They did this riding what was called a and fatalities. “Manage- on a wood stove and made often drove the men to what memory stayed with several times,” she said. skip, which was like a big ment would not shut the breakfasts of pancakes, Hurley to “drink their her the most, she recalled Luoma thinks of her elevator, going under- skip down from hauling eggs and meat, soup for checks up.” she said. When when her son was a baby mother when she comes ground when the foreman ore to transport a dead lunch and whatever the she would arrive, they and a bear came through out to Little Finland. “My got distracted and forgot to minor. They put the body store in Topaz would bring would want one more, and the window of her house. mother was always out count off the 40-man on a rock pile and he went her to make for dinner, she so her husband would give “My husband left a 22 on doing things,” she said. Of capacity that the skip was up at the end of the shift,” said. Once she tried her her extra money so the top of the fridge and said, Little Finland she said, “It’s built for. “It was grossly said Halquist. “This was hand at baking. She had guys could have one more don’t shoot the bear if you important for young peo- overloaded with men,” said told by my grandfather some whole wheat flour drink before leaving. “Most see one, just shoot to scare ple to know where they Halquist. “As the skip was who worked there around and commenced to make of them spoke Finn,” she it. I had never shot a gun in came from (their ancestry). going down, I could tell it 1900. He left to homestead bread. But there was too said. “They liked coffee and my life,” she said. “I shot to “It’s sad if you don’t keep was going too fast,” he said. on land around Bruce much whole wheat flour in played a lot of cards,” she the side, and he took off.” up with that,” she said. Kellet Craft referring to a Huntsville, Ala., event at which kids can learn about NASA and From page 1 From page 2 the work of astronauts, so ill that they died after of all ages, including mem- while also experimenting the war ended on Sept. 2, bers and leaders of two with space simulators. 1945.” area 4-H clubs who were Other trips have includ- According to Kwiecins- present to raise funds via ed Washington, D.C., and ki, there are 36,286 names lunch and bakery sales. the Niagra Falls area of on the Wall of the Missing Carol Alonen, the 27- New York. at the Manila American year leader of the Penokee “It’s very educational Cemetery. Kwiecinski has Range 4-H Livestock and a lot of fun,” said been to the cemetery over Club, said members have Nyquist. “It’s a great expe- 40 times and lived on the been involved with the rience.” island of Corregidor at the craft fair for the past sev- At least 30 kids com- mouth of the Manila Bay, eral years. pose the combined mem- an opportunity that is not Regarding profits bership of the two clubs, afforded to many. earned, she said, “We put it and some of them were Now that Kellett has Submitted photo back into repairs at the wearing t-shirts stating been identified, said WALTER J. KELLETT'S name appears on the Wall of the Missing in the Manila Amer- Iron County Fairgrounds “The Next Generation Pro- Kwiecinski, he will soon ican Cemtery in the Philippines. Kellett was an Ironwood native who was a prison- in Saxon.” ducing Your Food.” have a fleur de lis next to er of war and who died in July of 1942. 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Hannah Peace*, Beth Pletzke* and son*, Madison Garcia, Alexis Gun- Honored students include (* Arianna Schaad. ther, Easton LeGault, Marcella denotes all A’s): Sophomores: Eric Abramson, Miller, Rydar Sanchez, Redd Strong, Seniors: Alinen Lexus*, Paige Jaden Borseth, Ellie Carrothers, Sier- Brandon Thomas and Joey Tro- Berglund*, Cole Borseth, Edward ra Endel, Samantha Goll, Kelsey Jilek, tochaud*. Carrothers*, Jemmah Haapala, Jef- Layla Lord, Jonah Nordine, Brendan Seventh graders: Jolie Anderson, fery Herrala, Ava Kelly*, Mabel Polkky*, Brianna Schutz*, Nikolas Addisyn Avedisian, Caden Besonen, LaBine, Kevin Laubenstein, Gage Thomas and Alexia Trotochaud. Connor Cousineau, Austin Gordon, Savola, Colton Schutz, Tommy Freshmen: Kate Borseth, Laura Timmy Isabel, Justin LaPlant, Jaxson Thompson, Desiree Tuomi and Gra- Brady, Joey Dersnah, Madelyn Frye, Lord, Ryan Reaver, Asa Schaad and cie Witt*. Ashlei LaPlant, Cheyenne Peace*, Riley Voigt. Watersmeet releases honor roll WATERSMEET – Officials with Sophomore: Shirlene Harrison. Kylie Lester, Madeleine Mezhoudi, the Watersmeet School recently Freshmen: Alynn Albritton, Layla Olds, Nicole Peterson, Daylen announced the Honor Roll for the Annabelle Besonen* and William Pittsley, Joseph Rainey, Kelsey first quarter of the 2019-2020 school Snow. Rogers, Gabrielle Runcie, Dylan year. Eighth graders: Andee Albritton, Waupoose, Maddysun White and Submitted photo Honored students include (* Iycess Brunk, Daniel Green, Addison Ayrianna Williams. EWEN-TROUT CREEK High School senior Jemmah Haa- denotes all A’s): Holland*, Hunter Lester, Kiona Fifth graders: Jack Allard, Ty pala was honored as the school’s Artist of the Month Seniors: Eduardo Bustillos, Dylan Pallin, Albert Pete and Haley Peter- Applin and Maureen McGeshick. for October. In the photo she holds her ink and col- Knueppel* and Hailey Pallin. son. Fourth gradres: Brayden Cor- ored pencil drawings titled “Fire” and “Ice.” Each Juniors: Alexander Besonen*, Seventh graders: Neena Brunk, nelius, Waaseyaa Hawkins, Jeffery month students and faculty vote to recognize a stu- Howard Caron, Nicholas Maki, Forrest Caron*, Sawyer Caron*, McGeshick, Tiannah McGeshick, dent for exceptional dedication and talent in the visu- Mitchel McGeshick and Travis Rome- Thomas Caron and Kailey Maki. Julia Pallin, Romeo Poler and Aubree al arts, according to Nina Fiorucci, K-12 visual arts nesko. Sixth graders: Joscelyn Kangas, Williams*. teacher. Classroom on Chesapeake Bay island in Girl Scout Council hosting Virginia closing its doors after 40 years STEM events

FOX ISLAND, Va. (AP) rising sea levels and disap- who has written eight organization transformed The lone holdout is Ger- MADISON, Wis. – As – In the hallway of a weath- pearing shores. books about the Chesa- the hunting lodge into a ald, the flightless one- part of Girl Scout’s nation- erworn lodge that has School children have peake Bay. classroom. winged pelican the staff wide STEM Pledge, Girl stood on stilts in the Chesa- come to the Fox Island When the Chesapeake Children from schools has somewhat adopted. Scouts of the Northwest- peake Bay for more than 90 learning center by the bus- Bay Foundation conducted across the region – the Dis- The stewards of Fox ern Great Lakes is hosting years, a negotiation is load for nearly half a centu- a satellite survey earlier trict, Delaware, Maryland, Island are learning to say six STEM events through- underway. ry. For many, it was like this year, the group found Pennsylvania and Virginia goodbye, piece by out northern Wisconsin Who will take the being in another world. there were about 34 acres – took canoe trips through painstaking piece. and the Upper Peninsula. maps? The arrowheads? They slept in bunk beds left. the sheltered cove and The last group of chil- “To be competitive in The turtle skeletons and used compost toilets. “What we’re talking learned to identify species dren to spend a night on the global market, over the adorned with wigs and They stargazed and about is not just losing a of plants and animals. Dur- the island – a class of mid- next decade the U.S. will leis? How much student combed the beach for ter- part of our own history as ing the summer months, dle-schoolers from Halifax, need an astounding one art, accumulated over more rapin eggs. They mucked an organization or a fantas- Chesapeake Bay Founda- Pa. – left Oct. 15. In a visi- million more STEM (sci- than 40 years of field trips, through sea grass and dove tic field trip. What we’re tion educators led teachers- tor’s log book, the students ence, technology, engineer- should be saved? into heaps of mud. They really talking about is the only retreats and teen lead- wrote their farewells. ing and math) profession- Captain Larry Laird lift- analyzed their home water loss of habitat and the loss ership courses. “I am so honored that I als than it’s on track to pro- ed an electric drill to the usage and devised ways to of land,” said Karen Mullin, The Fox Island lodge had the chance to come duce,” said spokeswoman wall of the cabin that has lessen their carbon foot- the foundation’s director of was the nonprofit organiza- here. I can’t wait to take Melissa Loest. “And Girl been the heart of the print. On the walls, they professional learning. “Yes, tion’s first island education what I learned back with Scouts wants them to Chesapeake Bay Founda- left footprints, names and a there is erosion, but the center and the start of an me,” wrote one student. come from their ranks. tion’s island education ini- message, scrawled over forces of climate change immersive curriculum that “We will make a differ- The Girl Scout’s STEM tiative. He pressed his trig- and over again: “SAVE THE have accelerated erosion to has grown to encompass ence!” Pledge is to inspire the ger finger. Screws separat- BAY.” the point that we’re losing four island centers in the Seventh-graders from next generation of STEM ed from the wood with a In the past 40 years, valuable land. These Chesapeake Bay. The orga- Georgetown Day School in leaders by adding 2.5 mil- whir. The boat captain let foundation officials said, islands aren’t shifting, nization runs about 80 the District stopped at Fox lion girls to the STEM out a low sigh. water has swallowed about they’re disappearing.” overnight trips per season Island (last) week. They pipeline by 2025.” Generations of middle 70 percent of Fox Island – Built by a group of among the four locations, were the last school group With more than 400 and high school students so named because when waterfowl hunters in 1929, each with 20 to 30 visitors. to step foot on the marshy girls in kindergarten have come here to learn viewed from above, the the lodge was protected by But this year, program ground. through 12th grade and about the fragile ecosystem land once resembled a fox the archipelago of islands leaders declared the Fox “It was really shocking adult volunteers in atten- of the bay. Now, the Vir- plodding along through that surrounded it. They Island site too dangerous just to see that it was not dance, these events will ginia island, about six the waves. created a circular cove, for the usual activities, said there anymore,” said Elsa, introduce girls to every- miles from Crisfield, Md., In 1773, when the sheltering the structure Paul Willey, the founda- 13, who was instructed by thing from welding, to off the Eastern Shore, has island was first discovered, from breaking waves and tion’s director of education a teacher only to give her space science, to hydrolo- succumbed to the very its land stretched for about high winds. operations. first name. “I think it’s just gy, to engineering and forces these educational 426 acres, said Tom Hor- When the Chesapeake Erosion chipped away at really sad that we can’t pre- other subjects, according programs have sought to ton, an author and former Bay Foundation acquired the protective semicircle of serve that because it’s just to Loest. “Through hands- fight: a warming climate, Baltimore Sun reporter the building in 1976, the islands that kept the waters eroding into the ocean. .?.?. on, girl-led activities, girls calm. Canoeing was out. The fact that whole islands will learn as they do, while When the tide rolls in and might not be here in 50 enjoying quality time with the water overtakes what’s years, I think that’s pretty their friends and caring left of the land, so, too, is scary.” mentors.” hiking. The property and the Women hold less than “When your bread and land surrounding it are for 28 percent of STEM jobs in butter is getting student sale at the appraised value the United States, but groups out into nature, you of $210,000. make up more than 47 per- have to check in and ask Programs the founda- cent of the U.S. workforce, yourself, ‘Are we running a tion used to run at Fox according to Loest. “With safe program?’” Willey Island will continue at its the help of visionary pro- said. “At a certain point, Port Isobel Island facility, gram partners, Girl Scouts with the land loss and high off the coast of Tangier is committed to their exposure out here, the risk Island, home to a storied STEM Pledge because they was too high to keep bring- community of more than think, as they’ve always From ing kids out.” 500 people. thought, that girls are our What’s left of the tiny Even Gerald, the one- future. Adding 2.5 million NOVEMBER 1ST - 29TH dot of land is mostly winged pelican, will be girls to the STEM pipeline marshland, thick sea grass- ushered away from the by 2025 is a big undertak- es that can survive sub- sinking islet to safety. ing but Girl Scouts The Daily Globe will be a merged in saltwater. Efforts For those who have believes that there is a sim- to save the island would lived and worked on the ple, powerful solution.” drop-off point for have been costly, founda- island, dismantling the The first three of these tion officials said, with no lodge has been an exercise STEM events in the Girl non-perishable food items. guarantees of success. in nostalgia. Scouts of the Northwest- The winding walkway Laird, the foundation’s ern Great Lakes region All foods collected will go from the dock to the lodge Fox Island captain, chuck- were held the past week- to a local food pantry. was built over land, with led as he remembered scar- end at the Univerisity of tall blades of salt marsh ing school groups with Wisconsin-Stout in Meno- cord grass on either side. ghost stories of the island’s minie, the UW-Stevens BRING IN 5 OR MORE NON-EXPIRED Now, the waves lap old caretaker, Merrel, who, Point and UW-Green Bay, beneath the weathered foundation staff said, focusing on a wide variety ITEMS BETWEEN THE HOURS OF wood boards. Entire embodies the spirit of the of topics from citizenship species of vegetation have place. to hydrology. 9AM-4PM MONDAY - FRIDAY gone, said Norah Carlos, He, like the island, was Three more STEM AND RECEIVE 1 WEEK* FREE ON A the foundation’s education a relic from another time: a events will take this Satur- engagement manager. waterman with worn fea- day, Nov. 16, at Northern CURRENT OR NEW SUBSCRIPTION Even the skies have tures, calloused hands and Technical College in TO THE DAILY GLOBE. grown quiet. Once home to an ability to live peacefully Wausau, focusing on weld- a cacophony of laughing in the sometimes harsh ing; at the Barlow Planetar- gulls, royal terns and black conditions of the bay. ium in Menasha, focusing HANK OU OR OUR ONATIONS skimmers, Mullin said, the Laird grew up on near- on space science; and at T Y F Y D ! island’s bird population by Smith Island, a small Michigan Technological has disappeared with its landmass split by the University in Houghton, shoreline. Maryland-Virginia state focusing on engineering. DAILY GLOBE “The noise we would be line. He knows better than That final event is spon- “Celebrating 100 Years as hearing right now is the most what water can give – sored by MTU and the constant call of those and take away. Society for Women and the Range’s Only Daily Newspaper” laughing gulls,” she said, Fox Island is sinking Engineering. standing on the deck of the more rapidly than ever For more information on how to join, volunteer 118 E. 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© 2019 Xcel Energy Inc. l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM SPORTS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2019 9 Packers' Jones scores 3 TDs in win over Carolina GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) – Preston Smith in the NFL, kept the Packers out of end and Green Bay's defense stopped Christian zone. Green Bay coach Matt LaFleur elect- McCaffrey at the goal line as time expired ed to go for the touchdown instead of and the Packers defeated the Carolina Pan- attempting the field goal and Gerald thers 24-16 on a snowy Sunday at Lam- McCoy blew up a Jamaal Williams' run to beau Field. end the first half. Aaron Jones scored three rushing Vernon Butler opened the second half touchdowns for the second time this sea- with a sack on Rodgers. The Panthers had son to lead Green Bay (8-2), which two on the day to bring their season total improved to 5-2 all-time against the Pan- to a league-leading 36. But Rodgers thers at home. Jones is the first Packers answered by leading a five-play, 75-play player since Sterling Sharpe in 1994 with scoring drive, highlighted by a 38-yard multiple three-touchdown games in a sea- strike to Adams, a 28-yard run by Jones, son. Jones is also the first Green Bay run- and a 13-yard rushing touchdown for ning back since Jim Taylor in 1962 with Jones that made it 21-10 with 11:50 to go multiple three-touchdown games in a sea- in the third. son. Taylor did it three times that season. Adrian Amos tipped a pass from Allen "We know that Christian is a very tal- on the ensuing drive and Tramon ented player, and he's in the MVP race. So Williams collected the ball in the end zone maybe it's time to start talking about for his first interception of the season. Aaron Jones," Aaron Rodgers said. Mason Crosby knocked in a 47-yard The Panthers got the ball with 2:25 left field goal with 1:25 in the third to increase on their own 11-yard line, trailing by eight. the Packers' lead to 24-10. Quarterback Kyle Allen drove Carolina McCaffrey found the end zone on a 3- down the field, including completing a 12- yard run to cut the lead to 24-16 with yard pass to D.J. Moore on fourth-and-10 11:58. Panthers coach Ron Rivera elected with 56 seconds left. The Panthers also to go for two instead of attempting the benefited from an offsides penalty with 13 extra point. The conversion attempt was seconds remaining to convert another unsuccessful, as Allen's throw to Greg fourth down. After Allen threw an incom- Olsen fell incomplete. pletion to McCaffrey, the Packers stopped Smith had two sacks, giving him a him just short of the end zone as time career-high 10 on the year. expired. A replay review upheld the call. INJURIES "We still had an opportunity to get in," Panthers: CB Ross Cockrell left the McCaffrey said. "And at the end of the day, game with knee injury but returned. DT no matter who gets it, you've got to make Dontari Poe was evaluated for a concus- that one yard." sion and cleared protocol. CB Donte Jack- Five of the last six meetings between Associated Press son let the game with a leg injury. T Den- the two teams have been decided by eight GREEN BAY Packers' Aaron Jones celebrates his touchdown run with Davante nis Daley left with a leg injury. points or less. Adams during the first half against the Carolina Panthers Sunday in Green Bay. Packers: CB Tremon Smith went to the Rodgers was held out of the end zone, Allen completed 28 of 43 attempts for Allen fumbled with 12:46 to play in the locker room after making a tackle on a but the two-time MVP completed 17 of 29 307 yards. He also had two costly second. Montravius Adams recovered it for kickoff return in the second quarter and passes for 233 yards, including 118 yards turnovers. the Packers, and Rodgers linked up with did not return. He was being evaluated for to Devante Adams. Allen and the Panthers struck first with Adams for a 37-yard gain two plays later. a concussion. Ty Summers also left the McCaffrey had a relatively quiet 108 a 2-yard touchdown pass to Curtis Samuel. The catch set up Jones' second score of the game and did not return. He also was yards and a touchdown on 20 carries for Jones tied it up with a 5-yard touch- night, a 1-yard run that put the Packers being evaluated for a concussion. the Panthers (5-4), who fell to 6-10 all-time down run. Jones now has a career-high 11 ahead 14-10 with 9:20 to play befor half. UP NEXT against Green Bay. McCaffrey, who entered scores on the ground this season. Rodgers found Jimmy Graham down Panthers: Host Falcons next Sunday. the day leading the league in yards from Joey Slye knocked in a 50-yard field the middle for a 48-yard gain with 2:53 to Packers: Bye week; Green Bay's latest scrimmage and touchdowns, also had 33 goal to put the Panthers ahead 10-7 at the go before halftime. But the Panthers, who bye since the bye was reintroduced in yards on six catches. start of the second quarter. are allowing the most rushing touchdowns 1990. Antetokounmpo's 35 points lead Bucks past Thunder OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) – Giannis home games. Antetokounmpo couldn't contain his frus- The Thunder led by nine points early in tration after a subpar first half. the third quarter before Milwaukee rallied Somewhere between the court and the and led 87-80 heading into the fourth. locker room, the Milwaukee Bucks star Oklahoma City's Danilo Gallinari hit a kicked – and destroyed – a sign with a 3-pointer with 32.3 seconds left to tie the Thunder logo that is part of a temporary game at 114, but Milwaukee's Brook Lopez barrier. made a 3-pointer at the other end with The reigning league MVP regretted his 25.4 seconds remaining. actions. Gallinari missed a clean look at a 3, "You know, there's no excuse there, and then Milwaukee's George Hill made two obviously I'll try to pay for the sign, or I free throws with 10.5 seconds left to put can trade you guys for the Bucks sign the Bucks in control. when you guys come to Milwaukee," he "We fought back, we didn't shoot the said. "But there's no excuse for that. But ball the way we usually do, especially me," obviously, playing basketball is a lot of Gallinari said. "It was a very good game. frustration and a lot of emotion, and obvi- Unfortunately we couldn't get it done." ously, moments like that happen." TIP-INS He channeled his fire in the second Bucks: F Kyle Korver sat out with a half. He scored 24 of his 35 points after head contusion. ... G Khris Middleton left Associated Press the break to help the Milwaukee Bucks the game with a left thigh contusion and DETROIT LIONS quarterback Jeff Driskel (2) throws against the Chicago Bears dur- rally and beat the Oklahoma City Thunder did not return. He finished with 10 points. ing the first half in Chicago, Sunday. 121-119 on Sunday night. ... Lopez was called for a technical foul in His first half, by his standards, was for- the fourth quarter. gettable. He scored 11 points on 4-for-8 Thunder: C Steven Adams sat out with shooting and had six rebounds. Most a left knee contusion. Coach Billy Dono- Stafford sits as Lions important, the Thunder led by six. van said he doesn't consider the injury "I wasn't playing good basketball," he serious. ... G Andre Roberson (recovery, said. "I wasn't being as aggressive as I left knee) still hasn't played this season. wanted." KEEP FIRING lose 20-13 to Bears In the second half, he made 9 of 11 Gallinari was 3 for 15 from the field shots and grabbed 10 rebounds. before he made the game-tying 3-pointer CHICAGO (AP) – Mitchell Trubisky wow, we really came out and fought really Thunder guard Chris Paul said it's a in the final minute. He finished 4 for 17 and the Chicago Bears finally gave their hard," coach Matt Patricia said. "Every- challenge to defend a 6-foot-11 player who overall and 2 for 10 from 3-point range. frustrated fans something to celebrate. thing else that everyone is going to try to can drive. Oklahoma City's No. 2 scorer for the sea- The defending NFC North champions pile on the situation. Those guys just "You think 'back up, back up,' but by son entered the night shooting 46.9% got their offense in gear, snapped their played really hard for 60 minutes. They the time you keep backing up, he's at the from the field overall and 47.5% from 3- four-game losing streak and let loose after- tried to do everything they can do to win." rim," Paul said. point range. ward. BOUNCING BACK Eric Bledsoe added 25 points and nine SECOND HALF SWISHES Trubisky tied a season high with three Trubisky completed 16 of 23 passes for assists for the Bucks, who have won five of Milwaukee shot 60.5% in the second touchdown passes, and the Bears with- 173 yards in another solid outing against six. half. The Bucks made 21 of 30 shots inside stood a late charge by Detroit with Jeff Detroit. It wasn't as good as his perfor- Dennis Schroder scored 25 points and the 3-point line after the break. Driskel filling in for injured quarterback mance against the Lions last year in a win Shai Gilgeous-Alexander added 22 for the The Thunder shot 52.3% in the second Matthew Stafford, beating the Lions 20-13 at Soldier Field, when the No. 2 overall Thunder, who had won three straight half and made 9 of 21 3-pointers. on Sunday. pick in the 2017 draft threw for 355 yards Detroit ruled out the 31-year-old and three touchdowns. Stafford hours before kickoff because of Trubisky got sacked five times. But Cook leads Vikings to 28-24 prime- hip and back injuries, ending his streak of overall, this was a positive step for the 136 consecutive starts. It was the first time struggling quarterback. time road win over Cowboys he missed a regular-season game since Taylor Gabriel, Tarik Cohen and Ben 2010. Braunecker each caught touchdowns. ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) – Dalvin three touchdowns, Prescott lost to Cousins Chicago (4-5) quieted the boos by get- Nick Kwiatkoski set up a TD with his first Cook ran for 97 yards, including the go- for the first time after going 4-0 against the ting its struggling offense going late in the career interception . ahead touchdown on fourth down, and former Washington quarterback as a divi- first half, scored two touchdowns early in "I think when you go through a stretch had 86 yards receiving to set up three sion rival. the third quarter and hung on to win for like we did, it's tough," Trubisky said. "And other scores, helping the Minnesota Cousins, who had 220 yards passing, the first time since beating Minnesota in I think days like today you appreciate just Vikings beat the Dallas Cowboys 28-24 on beat the Cowboys for the second time in Week 4. Detroit (3-5-1) lost for the fifth a little bit more, just getting back to it and Sunday night. eight tries as the Vikings kept pace in the time in six games. getting back to that good feeling of win- Cook, the NFL rushing leader, easily NFC North, a game behind division-lead- HANGING ON ning." outplayed two-time rushing champion ing Green Bay. It comes at a time when the Bears STAFFORD SITS Ezekiel Elliott as the Vikings (7-3) beat a Trailing by four in the final two min- looked as if they were falling apart. With Patricia said the Lions decided Sunday winning team on the road for the first time utes, the Cowboys had a first down at the soaring expectations after going from not to play Stafford. He described his in almost two years. Minnesota was 0-9-1 Minnesota 19 but insisted on continuing worst to first in Nagy's first season last quarterback as "day by day, week by week" in its previous 10 such games. to force the ball to Elliott when the Vikings year, little has gone right this season. And and wouldn't get into specifics about the Amari Cooper had the most circus had made it clear they were stopping him Chicago nearly gave away a 14-point lead, injury. catches on a night full of them for both first. with Driskel orchestrating the late push. Driskel performed rather well in his teams, including a toe-tapping TD for Dal- Two runs netted minus-3 yards, and the He threw a 47-yard touchdown pass to sixth career start, going 27 of 46 for 269 las' only lead in the third quarter. Cowboys went to Elliott again on fourth Kenny Golladay to cut it to 20-13 with yards with a touchdown and interception. Kirk Cousins threw for two touchdown down even though it was a pass. Lineback- 5:53 remaining. And he led Detroit from He also got some help from Stafford. passes, both to Kyle Rudolph, for just his er Eric Kendricks broke up the sideline its 10 to the Chicago 25 on the game's final "He's the unquestioned leader of this second victory in nine prime-time road throw to Elliott, a dual threat like Cook but drive. But with the ball on 25, he over- team and one of the toughest dudes I've games. not on this night. He had two catches for threw Marvin Jones Jr. in the end zone as ever been around, most competitive peo- Elliott had 47 yards on 20 carries after 16 yards. time expired on a play that would not have ple I've ever been around," Driskel said. three straight 100-yard games as the Cow- The Cowboys got the ball back with 17 counted because of an illegal forward pass "So yeah, having his presence there was boys (5-4) fell into a first-place tie with seconds left, but Jayron Kearse intercepted penalty. huge, not just for me but for the whole Philadelphia in the NFC East. Prescott's desperation pass from near mid- "I want to look at our team and say, team." Despite throwing for 397 yards and field in the end zone. l 10 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2019 SPORTS THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM Daily Globe Scoreboard

Rodgers 1-7. Oklahoma City at Indiana, 7 p.m. Edmonton at San Jose, 10:30 All TimesNFL EST PASSING_Carolina, Allen 28-43- Detroit at Miami, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday's Games AMERICAN CONFERENCE 1-307. Green Bay, Rodgers 17-29- New York at Chicago, 8 p.m. Ottawa at New Jersey, 7 p.m. East 0-233. Atlanta at Denver, 9 p.m. Toronto vs. N.Y. Islanders at W LTPct PF PA RECEIVING_Carolina, Moore 9- Brooklyn at Utah, 9 p.m. Nassau Veterans Memorial Colise- New England 810.889 270 98 120, Olsen 8-98, McCaffrey 6-33, L.A. Lakers at Phoenix, 9 p.m. um, 7 p.m. Buffalo 630.667 174 150 Samuel 4-35, Wright 1-21. Green Portland at Sacramento, 10 p.m. Washington at Philadelphia, 7:30 Miami 270.222 119 268 Bay, D.Adams 7-118, Lazard 3-27, Wednesday's Games Dallas at Calgary, 9:30 p.m. N.Y. Jets 270.222 130 238 Allison 3-6, Graham 2-59, Kumerow Memphis at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Chicago at Vegas, 10 p.m. South 2-23. Philadelphia at Orlando, 7 p.m. W LTPct PF PA MISSED FIELD GOALS_None. L.A. Clippers at Houston, 7:30 NASCAR Monster Houston 630.667 238 191 Washington at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Energy-Bluegreen Indianapolis 540.556 194 193 DetroitLions-Bears33 Stats0 7—13 San Antonio at Minnesota, 8 p.m. Vacations 500 Tennessee 550.500 203 197 Chicago 0713 0—20 Golden State at L.A. Lakers, 10 Results Jacksonville 450.444 176 189 First Quarter Toronto at Portland, 10 p.m. Sunday North Det_FG Prater 22, 8:42. At ISM Raceway W LTPct PF PA Second Quarter Bucks-Thunder,MILWAUKEE (121) Box Avondale, Ariz. Baltimore 720.778 300 189 Det_FG Prater 54, 4:40. Middleton 4-7 2-2 10, G.Antetok- Lap length: 1 mile Pittsburgh 540.556 193 181 Chi_Braunecker 18 pass from ounmpo 13-19 7-9 35, B.Lopez 6-11 (Pole position in parentheses) Cleveland 360.333 171 221 Trubisky (Pineiro kick), :25. 0-0 15, Bledsoe 9-15 4-4 25, 1. (3) Denny Hamlin, Toyota, 312. Cincinnati 090.000 137 259 Third Quarter Matthews 2-5 0-0 6, Ilyasova 2-3 0- 2. (1) Kyle Busch, Toyota, 312. West Chi_Cohen 9 pass from Trubisky 0 4, R.Lopez 0-1 0-0 0, Hill 3-6 2-2 3. (10) Ryan Blaney, Ford, 312. W LTPct PF PA (kick failed), 12:25. 8, DiVincenzo 1-3 0-0 2, Con- 4. (5) Kyle Larson, Chevrolet, Kansas City 640.600 284 239 Chi_Gabriel 24 pass from Tru- naughton 2-4 0-0 4, Brown 5-9 1-1 312. Oakland 540.556 208 240 bisky (Pineiro kick), 9:38. 12. Totals 47-83 16-18 121. 5. (7) Kevin Harvick, Ford, 312. L.A. Chargers460.400 207 194 Fourth Quarter OKLAHOMA CITY (119) 6. (4) Martin Truex Jr., Toyota, Denver 360.333 149 170 Det_Golladay 47 pass from Ferguson 2-6 0-0 5, Gallinari 4-17 312. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Driskel (Prater kick), 5:53. 4-5 14, Noel 6-9 2-2 14, Paul 6-11 2- 7. (9) Erik Jones, Toyota, 312. East A_61,758. 2 17, Gilgeous-Alexander 9-19 0-0 8. (13) Clint Bowyer, Ford, 312. WLTPct PF PA Det Chi 22, Bazley 0-2 0-2 0, Muscala 4-9 0- 9. (2) Joey Logano, Ford, 312. Dallas 540.556 251 170 First downs 21 13 0 12, Schroder 9-12 4-6 25, Diallo 5- 10. (12) Brad Keselowski, Ford, Philadelphia 540.556 224 213 Total Net Yards 357 226 6 0-0 10. Totals 45-91 12-17 119. 312. N.Y. Giants 280.200 203 289 Rushes-yards 27-98 24-81 Milwaukee 21 29 3734—121 11. (8) Kurt Busch, Chevrolet, 312. Washington 180.111 108 219 Passing 259 145 Oklahoma City24 32 2439—119 Associated Press South Punt Returns 3-27 2-9 3-Point Goals_Milwaukee 11-28 12. (19) Paul Menard, Ford, 312. WLTPct PF PA Kickoff Returns 3-66 4-101 (Bledsoe 3-6, B.Lopez 3-7, G.Ante- 13. (16) Matt DiBenedetto, Toy- DENNY HAMLIN (11) drives through Turn 4 in front of Paul Menard during the New Orleans 720.778 204 182 Interceptions Ret. 0-0 1-4 tokounmpo 2-3, Matthews 2-5, ota, 312. NASCAR Cup race at ISM Raceway, Sunday, in Avondale, Ariz. Carolina 540.556 225 228 Comp-Att-Int 27-46-1 16-23-0 Brown 1-2, Ilyasova 0-1, Middleton 14. (22) Jimmie Johnson, Tampa Bay 360.333 260 279 Sacked-Yards Lost2-10 5-28 0-2, Connaughton 0-2), Oklahoma Chevrolet, 312. Atlanta 270.222 191 259 Punts 6-40.5 9-43.0 City 17-42 (Gilgeous-Alexander 4-6, 15. (15) Daniel Suarez, Ford, North Fumbles-Lost 0-0 1-0 Muscala 4-9, Paul 3-5, Schroder 3- 312. 16. (17) Chris Buescher, Chevro- Hamlin races way into championship WLTPct PF PA Penalties-Yards 8-76 7-57 5, Gallinari 2-10, Ferguson 1-5, Baz- Green Bay 820.800 250 205 Time of Possession31:54 28:06 ley 0-2). Fouled Out_None. let, 311. Minnesota 730.700 262 182 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Rebounds_Milwaukee 48 (G.Ante- 17. (18) William Byron, Chevrolet, Chicago 450.444 162 157 RUSHING_Detroit, Driskel 5-37, tokounmpo 16), Oklahoma City 35 311. field with Phoenix win Detroit 351.389 217 237 McKissic 10-36, Johnson 5-16, (Gallinari 7). Assists_Milwaukee 27 18. (20) Ryan Newman, Ford, West Perkins 7-9. Chicago, Montgomery (Bledsoe 9), Oklahoma City 31 311. WLTPct PF PA 17-60, Cohen 3-14, Trubisky 3-8, (Noel, Gilgeous-Alexander 6). Total 19. (24) Ricky Stenhouse Jr., AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) – Denny Ham- day to give his all in an effort to make the San Francisco8001.000 235 102 Gabriel 1-(minus 1). Fouls_Milwaukee 21, Oklahoma Ford, 311. lin adamantly insisted 'it's not over" after a championship field at Homestead-Miami Seattle 720.778 248 230 PASSING_Detroit, Driskel 27-46- City 20. Technicals_B.Lopez. 20. (29) Ty Dillon, Chevrolet, 311. L.A. Rams 540.556 226 191 1-269. Chicago, Trubisky 16-23-0- A_18,203 (18,203). 21. (27) Daniel Hemric, Chevro- critical mistake last week put the Daytona Speedway. Arizona 361.350 222 281 173. let, 311. 22. (11) Aric Almirola, Ford, 310. 500 winner on the verge of elimination "This race team worked so hard this Thursday's Games RECEIVING_Detroit, McKissic 6- All TimesNHL EST Oakland 26, L.A. Chargers 24 19, M.Jones 5-77, Amendola 4-29, 23. (14) Alex Bowman, Chevrolet, from NASCAR's championship race. whole year. They deserve to be there," EASTERN CONFERENCE 310. Sunday's Games Golladay 3-57, Hockenson 3-47, Atlantic Division Baltimore 49, Cincinnati 13 Thomas 2-19, Perkins 1-9, Driskel 24. (28) Austin Dillon, Chevrolet, He remained undeterred, confident in Hamlin said of his No. 11 crew. "I put them GP WLOTPts GF GA 309. Chicago 20, Detroit 13 1-6, Johnson 1-3, Bawden 1-3. Boston 16 11 3224 58 40 25. (23) Bubba Wallace, Chevro- his chances to win Sunday at ISM Raceway in a bad hole last week. I told them today Atlanta 26, New Orleans 9 Chicago, Al.Robinson 6-86, Gabriel Toronto 18 95422 60 57 let, 308. Tennessee 35, Kansas City 32 4-39, Cohen 4-23, Braunecker 1-18, Montreal 17 95321 61 54 and save his season with a victory that in the meeting, I said, 'I'm going to give 26. (25) Ryan Preece, Chevrolet, N.Y. Jets 34, N.Y. Giants 27 Miller 1-7. Florida 17 84521 62 63 307. would give him an automatic berth into everything I've got to make up for the mis- Cleveland 19, Buffalo 16 MISSED FIELD GOALS_None. Buffalo 17 96220 50 48 27. (26) John Hunter Nemechek, Tampa Bay 30, Arizona 27 Tampa Bay 15 85218 52 52 the final four. take I made last week.' That's all I got." Ford, 307. Miami 16, Indianapolis 12 NBA Ottawa 16 69113 45 51 All Times EST 28. (32) Ross Chastain, Chevro- He called his shot and delivered. Hamlin will race Gibbs teammates Green Bay 24, Carolina 16 Detroit 19 6 12 1 13 42 72 EASTERN CONFERENCE let, 307. Pittsburgh 17, L.A. Rams 12 Atlantic Division Metropolitan Division Hamlin snagged his first spot in the Busch and Martin Truex Jr., as well as Minnesota 28, Dallas 24 29. (39) JJ Yeley, Ford, 306. WLPct GB GP WLOTPts GF GA 30. (21) Michael McDowell, Ford, Open: Washington, Jacksonville, Boston 71.875 — Washington 18 13 2329 74 55 championship field since 2014 with his Kevin Harvick of Stewart-Haas Racing, for 306. New England, Denver, Philadelphia, Toronto 62.750 1 N.Y. Islanders1612 3125 49 35 31. (35) Garrett Smithley, win, a victory that eliminated NASCAR the championship. Gibbs, winner of 18 Houston Philadelphia 63.667 1½ Pittsburgh 17 10 6121 58 44 Chevrolet, 304. Monday's Games Brooklyn 44.500 3 Philadelphia16 95220 53 50 champion Joey Logano from the playoffs races this season, and Toyota have three of 32. (34) Bayley Currey, Chevro- Seattle at San Francisco, 8:15 New York 28.200 6 Carolina 17 97119 53 50 let, 304. and gave Joe Gibbs Racing and Toyota the slots in the final four. Thursday, Nov. 14 N.Y. Rangers15 76216 51 51 Southeast Division 33. (33) Landon Cassill, Chevro- Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 8:20 Columbus 17 68315 40 58 three of the slots in next week's decider at Truex won the 2018 title, Busch won in WLPct GB let, 303. Sunday, Nov. 17 Miami 63.667 — New Jersey 16 57414 42 61 34. (36) Joe Nemechek, Chevro- Homestead-Miami Speedway. 2015 and Harvick in 2014. All three raced Dallas at Detroit, 1 p.m. Charlotte 46.400 2½ WESTERN CONFERENCE let, 296. N.Y. Jets at Washington, 1 p.m. Atlanta 35.375 2½ "I try not to put too much into it," Ham- for the championship last season against Central Division 35. (31) Corey LaJoie, Ford, 294. New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 1 Orlando 37.300 3½ GP WLOTPts GF GA 36. (30) David Ragan, Ford, Sus- Denver at Minnesota, 1 p.m. Washington 26.250 3½ St. Louis 18 12 3327 57 51 lin said. "There's still work to be done. Logano, who won the finale to snag the pension, 261. Houston at Baltimore, 1 p.m. Colorado 17 10 5222 62 49 Central Division 37. (37) Reed Sorenson, Chevro- Doesn't guarantee a championship. Gives title away from the three drivers who dom- Buffalo at Miami, 1 p.m. Nashville 17 95321 65 54 W L Pct GB let, Brakes, 226. Jacksonville at Indianapolis, 1 Milwaukee 73.700 — Winnipeg 18 10 7121 51 54 us a chance. Live to fight another day. inated the season. This year the final four Atlanta at Carolina, 1 p.m. Indiana 64.600 1 Dallas 18 88218 43 45 MLS Playoffs That's all you can ask for." is equally deserving of their spots in the Arizona at San Francisco, 4:05 Cleveland 45.444 2½ Chicago 16 57414 40 49 First Round New England at Philadelphia, Detroit 46.400 3 Minnesota 17 6 10 1 13 46 60 Saturday, Oct. 19 Hamlin, one of the favorites to win the finale – the champion has had to win the 4:25 p.m. Chicago 37.300 4 Pacific Division Eastern Conference title, faced elimination after spinning last race at Homestead to claim the title every Cincinnati at Oakland, 4:25 p.m. WESTERN CONFERENCE GP WLOTPts GF GA Atlanta 1, New England 0 Chicago at L.A. Rams, 8:20 p.m. Southwest Division Edmonton 18 11 5224 52 46 Toronto 5, D.C. 1, ET week at Texas but took control and had year since the elimination format debuted Open: N.Y. Giants, Seattle, Ten- WLPct GB Calgary 20 10 7323 59 58 Western Conference nessee, Green Bay the win essentially in the bag until a cau- in 2014. Houston 63.667 — Vancouver 18 96321 58 47 Seattle 4, Dallas 3 Monday, Nov. 18 Dallas 63.667 — Vegas 19 97321 56 56 Salt Lake 2, Portland 1 tion with nine laps remaining set up a Chase Elliott, Kyle Larson, Blaney and Kansas City vs L.A. Chargers at San Antonio 54.556 1 Arizona 17 96220 49 41 Mexico City, MEX, 8:15 p.m. New Orleans 27.222 4 Anaheim 17 97119 45 43 Sunday, Oct. 20 final restart. Logano were eliminated. Logano was seek- Memphis 27.222 4 San Jose 18 7 10 1 15 48 64 Eastern Conference Hamlin finally got a decent restart, ing a chance to make it back-to-back titles Panthers-Packers Northwest Division Los Angeles17 5 11 1 11 43 66 Philadelphia 4, New York 3 Carolina Stats7306—16 W L Pct GB NOTE: Two points for a win, one Western Conference pulled into the lead, and Gibbs teammate but had a mechanical problem early in the Green Bay 7710 0—24 Denver 72.778 — point for overtime loss. Top three LA Galaxy 2, Minnesota 1 Kyle Busch passed Blaney to put a buffer final stage that dropped him deep into the First Quarter Utah 63.667 1 teams in each division and two wild Conference Semifinals Car_Samuel 2 pass from Allen Minnesota 54.556 2 cards per conference advance to Eastern Conference between the two. field. (Slye kick), 7:18. Oklahoma City 46.400 3½ playoffs. Wednesday, Oct. 23 Hamlin then cruised to his sixth win of UP NEXT GB_A.Jones 5 run (Crosby kick), Portland 36.333 4 Saturday's Games Toronto 2, New York City 1 3:35. Pacific Division N.Y. Islanders 2, Florida 1 Thursday, Oct. 24 the season and punched the air with his Sunday's championship-deciding finale Second Quarter WLPct GB Tampa Bay 5, Buffalo 3 Atlanta 2, Philadelphia 0 fist in his car as he crossed the finish line. at Homestead-Miami Speedway, the last Car_FG Slye 50, 14:55. L.A. Lakers 71.875 — Montreal 3, Los Angeles 2 Western Conference GB_A.Jones 1 run (Crosby kick), L.A. Clippers 63.667 1½ Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 2, SO Wednesday, Oct. 23 He jumped into the arms of his waiting time the track will host the finale. Logano 9:20. Phoenix 53.625 2 Philadelphia 3, Toronto 2, SO Seattle 2, Salt Lake 0 Third Quarter Sacramento 36.333 4½ Ottawa 4, Carolina 1 Thursday, Oct. 24 crew, which he had promised earlier Sun- is the defending race winner. GB_A.Jones 13 run (Crosby Golden State 28.200 6 Washington 5, Vegas 2 Los Angeles 5, LA Galaxy 3 kick), 11:50. Saturday's Games Minnesota 4, Arizona 3 Conference Championships GB_FG Crosby 47, 1:21. Boston 135, San Antonio 115 Colorado 4, Columbus 2 Tuesday, Oct. 29 Fourth Quarter New Orleans 115, Charlotte 110 St. Louis 3, Calgary 2, OT Seattle 3, Los Angeles 1 Sounders claim 2nd title in 4 Car_McCaffrey 3 run (pass Dallas 138, Memphis 122 San Jose 2, Nashville 1, SO Wednesday, Oct. 30 failed), 11:58. Houston 117, Chicago 94 Sunday's Games Toronto 2, Atlanta 1 A_78,090. OklahomaCity114, Golden St.108 Florida 6, N.Y. Rangers 5, SO MLS Cup Car GB Sunday's Games Winnipeg 3, Dallas 2, OT Sunday, Nov. 10 years, beating Toronto FC 3-1 First downs 26 23 Denver 100, Minnesota 98, OT New Jersey 2, Vancouver 1 Seattle 3, Toronto 1 Total Net Yards 401 388 Indiana 109, Orlando 102 Detroit 3, Vegas 2 Philadelphia 114, Charlotte 106 Toronto at Chicago. Transactions Rushes-yards 23-120 27-163 National League SEATTLE (AP) – They waited a decade tle. CenturyLink Field shook when Passing 281 225 Milwaukee 121, Okla. City 119 Philadelphia at Boston. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS — Punt Returns 0-0 0-0 Cleveland 108, New York 87 Edmonton at Anaheim. Named Scott Harris GM. to enjoy a celebration like this. As the Seat- Rodriguez gave Seattle a 2-0 lead in the Kickoff Returns 4-80 0-0 Brooklyn at Phoenix late. Monday's Games NBA tle Sounders paraded the championship 76th minute and the stadium rattled again Interceptions Ret. 0-0 1-0 Atlanta at Portland late. Ottawa at Carolina, 7 p.m. MIAMI HEAT — Suspended G Comp-Att-Int 28-43-1 17-29-0 Toronto at L.A. Lakers late. Arizona at Washington, 7 p.m. Dion Waiters 10 games for conduct trophy around their home stadium, only when Ruidíaz made it 3-0 in the 90th . Sacked-Yards Lost3-26 2-8 Monday's Games Tuesday's Games detrimental to the team. those clad in red headed for the exits. "I got a little teary-eyed, not so much for Punts 3-40.7 4-35.3 Minnesota at Detroit, 7 p.m. Florida at Boston, 7 p.m. NHL Fumbles-Lost 2-1 0-0 Dallas at Boston, 7:30 p.m. Columbus at Montreal, 7 p.m. NEW YORK RANGERS — Reas- Ten years after helping change the winning the trophy but winning it at home Penalties-Yards 5-46 10-64 Memphis at San Antonio, 7:30 Pittsburgh at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 signed F Jake Elmer from Maine Time of Possession28:38 31:22 Houston at New Orleans, 8 p.m. Colorado at Winnipeg, 8 p.m. (ECHL) to Hartford (AHL). scope of Major League Soccer, Seattle with our fans and having that positivity INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Toronto at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 Arizona at St. Louis, 8 p.m. COLLEGE finally got to see its home team host the and joyous moments that you can share RUSHING_Carolina, McCaffrey Utah at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Detroit at Anaheim, 10 p.m. ARKANSAS — Fired football 20-108, Allen 3-12. Green Bay, Tuesday's Games Nashville at Vancouver, 10 p.m. coach Chad Morris. Promoted Barry championship match. And it was reward- with everybody," Seattle goalkeeper Stefan A.Jones 13-93, J.Williams 13-63, Cleveland at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. Minnesota at Los Angeles, 10:30 Lunney Jr. to interim head coach. ed with a second celebration in the past Frei said. four years. Seattle had craved this moment since it "The players and the fans deserve this," joined the league in 2009. The Sounders Taylor's big day helps No. 16 Seattle coach Brian Schmetzer said. "The brought record crowds and record success players persevered because again it was a – 11 straight playoff appearances – but its Badgers edge No. 18 Iowa 24-22 first-half we needed to make some adjust- previous two appearances in the finals ments and they never quit. And the fans both required trips to Toronto. Seattle MADISON, Wis. (AP) – The best play- scoring, it's a big opportunity. I think never stopped believing. I'm very happy wanted to be on display, wanted to show ers close out games, and that's what receivers did a good job of stepping up. Of and proud for the city and the fans." how soccer-mad the area was, wanted the Jonathan Taylor did Saturday night. course, JT (Taylor) went for 250, so, we'll Kelvin Leerdam settled the nerves of showcase of playing for a championship Taylor rushed for 130 of his season- take some of the credit with the blocking those home fans with his 57th minute goal with a stadium crammed full of green. high 250 yards in the fourth quarter, and game. It was a great game all around." off a deflection, Victor Rodríguez and Raul They got their wish. The 69,274 in Danny Davis ran for a touchdown and After a 27-yard touchdown to Cephus Ruidíaz added the cappers and the attendance was a stadium record, the caught another as No. 16 Wisconsin out- from Jack Coan made it 21-6 at the end of Sounders beat Toronto FC 3-1 on Sunday largest crowd to see a soccer match in Seat- lasted No. 18 Iowa 24-22. the third quarter, the Hawkeyes (6-3, 3-3, to claim the MLS Cup title. tle, and the second-largest to witness an Taylor became the first running back No. 18 CFP) outscored the Badgers 16-3 in Playing before the second-largest crowd MLS Cup final behind last year in Atlanta. this season to rush for more than 100 the fourth but couldn't come all the way for an MLS Cup final, the Sounders with- Seattle became the sixth franchise in yards against Iowa as Wisconsin (7-2, 4-2 back. Iowa quarterback Nate Stanley was stood a nervy first 45 minutes where league history with multiple titles. The Big Ten, No. 13 College Football Playoff) stopped short of the goal line on a poten- Toronto was the better side, before capital- Sounders joined Houston, Sporting held on to the Heartland Trophy, given tial game-tying two-point conversion izing on their opportunities in the second Kansas City and San Jose with two titles. each year to the winner of this game. The attempt with 3:12 remaining. half and setting off a wild celebration that The LA Galaxy have five, and D.C. United Badgers have beaten Iowa four straight "I saw that it was draw and I was kind lasted nearly an hour after the final whis- four. times. of second hat to the draw," Wisconsin out- "Jonathan has been great all season, but side linebacker Zack Baun said. "The colli- I think he holds himself to a high stan- sion that Chris (Orr) had with that dude New receivers add to dard," teammate Quintez Cephus said. "He (Stanley) really symbolizes what this rival- wanted to come out here and do what he ry is: mano (a) mano, strength on did today. He told us he was going to be strength. Chris from Wisconsin won that offenses for Seahawks, 49ers better, and he did it. Props to him." one. We said the more physical team Taylor's 250 yards on 31 carries are the would win, and that play in itself kind of SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) – 49ers (8-0). most ever by a Wisconsin player against resembled that." Emmanuel Sanders got acclimated in the The addition of Gordon to a wide Iowa, surpassing the previous high of 216 Iowa's rally included a nine-play, 75- San Francisco offense so fast that he receiver group that already includes the by Ron Dayne in 1999. yard drive capped by a 3-yard touchdown caught a TD pass on his first drive with the dynamic Tyler Lockett and impressive "We wanted it a lot, together as a whole from Stanley to Nico Ragaini that made it team five days after being acquired by the rookie D.K. Metcalf will make Seattle's team," Taylor said. "It's essential, it's a Big 21-13 with just over 14 minutes to play. 49ers in a trade from Denver. passing game even more dangerous as Ten West game and we have four (games) After Matt Hankins picked off a Coan pass, Sanders only built from there by post- soon as he becomes more comfortable in lined up. So we've got to make sure we're Keith Duncan's 39-yard field goal cut Wis- ing the most prolific receiving perfor- the offense and forms a good chemistry on. It's November and everyone is going to consin's lead to 21-16 with 9:27 to play. mance this season for the 49ers four days with Russell Wilson. try to be at their best, and you've got to Collin Larsh's 29-yard field goal later as he already has become Jimmy "It can be difficult. It can be hard on the make sure that you're able to play for 60 extended Wisconsin's lead to 24-16 with Garoppolo's No. 1 outside target. fly," Gordon said. "You want to be able to minutes." 3:29 left. Stanley found Tyrone Tracy for a "I'm not surprised," Sanders said. "I just move without thinking. Getting to Cephus caught five passes for 94 yards 75-yard score 17 seconds later, but Wis- really didn't give it any thought. My job is that part of the game is the most impor- and his fourth touchdown of the season to consin stopped Iowa on the two-point con- to come in, make plays and be in the per- tant part for me, making everything kind help Wisconsin stay in contention for the version attempt. fect spot. His job is to deliver the football. of more second nature. As long as you Big Ten West crown. "I'm proud of our guys, how they fought We were able to do that." study and ask questions, the less doubts Davis' two scores - a 17-yard run and a and stayed in it when at times it looked The Seattle Seahawks can only hope for you have. For me, that's been my experi- 4-yard reception - helped the Badgers take like it might get away from us," Iowa coach as seamless a transition from their new ence. I'm pretty knowledgeable about cer- a 14-6 lead at halftime. Kirk Ferentz said. "They just kept fighting big-play wideout. Josh Gordon could make tain offenses, talking to Coach, talking to "It felt good," Davis said. "Getting the and gave us a chance to win in the fourth his debut on Monday night for Seattle (7- Russ. They've been instrumental in bring- chance to contribute to this team, and quarter. Unfortunately, we came up short. 2) in an NFC West showdown against the ing me along in this process." l THE DAILY GLOBE • YOURDAILYGLOBE.COM COMICS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 2019 11 HERMAN SPEED BUMP Wandering eye worrying wife Dear Annie: I would love to hear your league from a nearby comments on my situation. My husband, town know that he had “Craig,” is an attentive, considerate and a couple of free days, truly loving partner. The one quality that and she joined him, causes me to lose sleep is this: He is in his and they spent those late 70s, yet he enjoys the attention of two days touring young women, ranging in age from their together. 20s to their 60s. When he and I spend I can understand time alone, we get along very well. Howev- Craig being friendly er, almost every time we are in public, if he with my friends, but I sees an attractive woman, his eyes rest on feel he encourages a her with obvious interest. Then he may Dear friendship beyond look for an excuse to pass near her or Annie what I am comfortable somehow engage her in lighthearted con- with. As I have men- versation. tioned the inappropriateness of his staring Recently, we were on a train. On his at women when I am with him, he has def- way back from the washroom, when the initely tried to curb it. But with the train THE PAJAMA DIARIES train swayed a bit, he accidentally (or on incident (I said nothing because I was sure purpose) lost his balance and heavily he would insist he lost his balance), the leaned on the table of the foursome across restaurant incident, which was rather the aisle – high school or early college- obvious (he later admitted being curious aged ladies, and apologized. about how she looked), and the two days Did he want their attention? shared with his vivacious colleague, I feel Last evening, we went to a lovely restau- a bit humiliated. rant for dinner. Craig commented on the As a result, I avoid making plans with long red hair of a young woman whose friends as couples, and do so on my own. back he was facing. Craig and I continued I very much look forward to your com- to enjoy our dinner together. Then Craig ments. Thank you kindly. – Aggravated excused himself to go to the washroom. Dear Aggravated: Jealousy might be a MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM On his way back, he went out of his way to green-eyed monster, but you are entitled to go toward the table of the redheaded feel it right now. It’s one thing to admire an young lady, pretending to check out her attractive woman, or man, for that matter, meal selection, until he caught my eye. He but it is quite another for your husband to then returned to our table. undress them with his eyes. Furthermore, It is similar with my friends. They love and perhaps the most concerning part of his attention. He is charming and smart, your letter, is that he invited another qualities I love about him, too. He is flat- woman on a trip with him. That woman tered that they respond to his attention, should be you, and you need to make that and they in turn show that they are flat- very clear to him. I’m not sure if it’s his tered by his attention to them. They’re so own insecurity or if he is being a happy to “bond” with him. scoundrel, but regardless of the cause, you BORN LOSER Perhaps I am digressing, but I feel this deserve better. next incident is linked. Last year, Craig He needs to shape up and stop ogling was out of town on business. As he was other women or he is going to be shipped planning his trip, he had mentioned to me, out to another house; yes, even in his late that, unfortunately, he had two days in 70s. Don’t rule out talking this over as a between assignments that were unsched- couple with a professional counselor. uled. He was worried he’d be bored. The Send your questions for Annie Lane to next thing I knew, he had let a young col- [email protected].

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policies. an hour and that they eral imposed on his free- In “With All Due never raised the issue to wheeling style and White

Respect,” Haley said then- her again. House operations at large. Secretary of State Rex Haley’s book comes out Trump let him go in

Tillerson and then-White Tuesday. The Associated December 2018. House chief of staff John Press purchased an early When asked to respond Kelly told her that they copy. to Haley’s book, Kelly told were trying to “save the “Instead of saying that CBS’ “Sunday Morning” country.” Haley writes that to me, they should’ve been that “if by resistance and she was “shocked” by the saying that to the presi- stalling, she means putting request, made during a dent, not asking me to join a staff process in place ... to closed-door meeting, and them on their sidebar ensure the (president) thought they were only try- plan,” Haley wrote. “It knew all the pros and cons ing to put their own should’ve been, ‘Go tell the of what policy decision he imprint on his policies. president what your differ- might be contemplating so “Kelly and Tillerson ences are, and quit if you he could make an informed confided in me that when don’t like what he’s doing.’ decision, then guilty as they resisted the president, But to undermine a presi- charged.” they weren’t being insubor- dent is really a very danger- One early reaction to dinate, they were trying to ous thing. And it goes Haley’s book came from save the country,” Haley against the Constitution, Trump’s Twitter account. wrote. “It was their deci- and it goes against what After noting the book’s sions, not the president’s, the American people want. release and her book tour, that were in the best inter- And it was offensive.” Trump tweeted, “Good ests of America, they said. Trump fired Tillerson in luck Nikki!” National briefs

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(AP) – Back in 1973, tens of millions of Ameri- cans tuned in to what Vari- ety called “the hottest daytime soap opera” – the Sen- ate Watergate hearings that eventually led to President Richard Nixon’s resigna- tion. It was a communal experience, and by some estimates, more than 80% of Americans tuned in to at least part of the Watergate telecasts. They were offered Associated Press IN THIS undated photo taken from the New York Police Department Facebook by ABC, CBS and NBC, as page, officers stand by what NYPD thought was marijuana when they confiscated well as PBS, which won in the Brooklyn borough of New York on Saturday, Nov. 2, at the 75th Precinct of acclaim and viewers by the NYPD in New York. The Vermont farm that grew the plants and the Brooklyn showing not only the live CBD shop that ordered them insist they’re not pot, but legal industrial hemp. hearings but also the full- length replays in prime time. Seeing the witnesses lay Pot or not? Busts highlight out the case against the president moved public growing confusion over hemp opinion decidedly in favor of impeachment. Associated Press NEW YORK (AP) – The seemed like marijuana. high. But this time may be dif- IN THIS May 18, 1973, file photo, the hearing of the CBD craze might be leaving But the Vermont farm Field tests used by law ferent. Senate select committee on the Watergate case on the war on drugs a bit that grew the plants and enforcement officers can When the House Capitol Hill in Washington. In 1973, millions of Ameri- dazed and confused. the Brooklyn CBD shop detect THC but aren’t impeachment inquiry of cans tuned in to what Variety called “the hottest day- The extract that’s been that ordered them insisted sophisticated enough to President Donald Trump time soap opera” — the Senate Watergate hearings showing up in everything they’re actually industrial specify whether a shipment begins its public phase on that eventually led to President Richard Nixon’s resig- from candy to coffee is hemp, and perfectly legal. is legal hemp or low-grade Wednesday, people will be nation. For multiple reasons, notably a transformed legally derived from hemp And, they said, they have illegal pot, and drug-sniff- watching on screens large media landscape, there’s unlikely to be a similar com- plants, which look and paperwork to prove it. ing dogs will alert on both. and small. Many, in fact, munal experience when the House impeachment smell an awful lot like that Nevertheless, when the “He was a hungry cop. are likely to be watching inquiry targeting Donald Trump goes on national other cannabis – marijua- shop owner’s brother went He thought he had the bust the proceedings on more television starting Nov. 13. na. They’re so similar, to the police station to of the day,” said Levy, than one screen, with real- dent Bill Clinton’s Institution, said the tele- police officers and the field straighten things out, he whose Green Angel CBD time reinforcement of their impeachment by the House casts will boost public tests they use on suspected was arrested. Police said a NYC sells oils, teas and preexisting views of Trump in December 1998 and interest. drugs sometimes can’t tell field test had come back other products containing on social media platforms acquittal by the Senate two “They will put human the difference. positive for marijuana. the extract. He said he fears and other venues that did months later, there was a faces on the closed-door Case in point, New York Shop owner Oren Levy the seizure could force him not exist in Nixon’s time. similar dramatic twist testimony,” he said in an City police boasted on said that’s likely because out of business. In the Watergate era, when disclosure of Monica email. “Viewers will be able social media this week hemp often tests positive CBD, or cannabidiol, is there was no Fox News or Lewinsky’s semen-stained to observe what people say about what seemed like a for a permissible, trace also found in marijuana nationally prominent con- blue dress undercut Clin- and how they say it as well significant drug bust: 106 amount of THC, or tetrahy- but does not have an intox- servative talk radio shows, ton’s claim that he had as the manner in which pounds (48 kilograms) of drocannabinol, which is icating effect. Some people which today are favored by never had sex with her. they answer questions.” funky, green plants that the chemical in cannabis say it provides them with many of Trump’s support- Kathleen Hall West acknowledged that officers thought sure that causes people to get pain and anxiety relief. ers. Nor was there the Jamieson, director of the most people have made up equivalent of MSNBC, University of Pennsylva- their minds on Trump’s which caters to left-of-cen- nia’s Annenberg Public guilt or innocence. Chrissy Teigen ter partisans. Policy Center, said Ameri- “But the testimony does- “People now have a far cans expecting an equally n’t have to shift very many honored at greater variety of options dramatic moment in the people to be politically as to how to consume this,” upcoming impeachment influential,” he wrote. “If said professor Tobe telecasts may be let down, only 10% are affected nega- Baby2Baby Berkovitz, a former politi- given that so much impor- tively by the testimony, cal media consultant who tant testimony already has Trump’s removal number gala teaches communications at been presented in closed- jumps from 50 to 60%. Boston University. door sessions. That would represent an CULVER CITY, Calif. “Everyone might watch “If you’re expecting rev- enormous hit for him and (AP) – Chrissy Teigen said the same hearing, but then elation as opposed to con- could lead some Republi- she felt honored to receive people are going to divide firmation, you’re going to can Senators to consider a an award at the Baby2Baby into camps in terms of how be disappointed,” Jamieson vote to remove the Presi- Gala, but her acceptance they want to engage with said. “It’s going to seem dent.” speech wasn’t all about her the analysis,” he said. anticlimactic unless some- Arthur Sanders, a pro- achievement: “No kid “You’re going to pick who thing new is discovered.” fessor of politics at Drake should go hungry. No kid you want to interpret and She noted another con- University in Des Moines, should not go without the propagandize.” trast between Watergate Iowa, recalled that public basics in their home.” Two decades before and the Trump inquiry. support for Nixon’s Teigen – a model, televi- Watergate, Americans had Nixon and his top aides impeachment grew as the sion host and cookbook Associated Press their first collective immer- struggled to communicate televised Watergate inquiry VANESSA LAINE Bryant, left, and Kobe Bryant arrive author – accepted the Giv- sion in live telecasts of a persuasively with the pub- progressed, while most at the 2019 Baby2Baby Gala on Saturday in Culver ing Tree Award on Satur- high-stakes Washington lic as the investigation Americans remained City, Calif. day night in Culver City, hearing when Sen. Joseph unfolded, whereas Trump opposed to Clinton’s California. Her husband, going to open them and more than 70 million items McCarthy, R-Wis., polarized and his advisers are mak- ouster at every stage of his singer John Legend, pre- love them more and be so to children in homeless the country with his relent- ing intensive use of adver- impeachment process. sented her with the award excited by them,” she said. shelters, domestic violence less pursuit of suspected tising and social media “to “The Democrats hope symbolizing her commit- Saturday’s event cele- programs and foster care, communist sympathizers. make sure his base stays this follows the Nixon ment to children in need. brated the organization as well as to other children Joseph Welch, a lawyer rep- locked down.” model – Trump has always “I feel honored to be and raised funds for chil- who have lost everything in resenting the Army, is Will the upcoming hoped it follows the Clin- honored,” Teigen said. dren living in poverty. the wake of disaster. remembered to this day for impeachment telecasts ton model,” Sanders said. Legend praised Teigen Attendees included singer Paula Abdul closed the his question to McCarthy in change many minds? Regardless of how the for being an advocate for Katy Perry and former bas- event by performing a few 1954: “Have you no sense of Mark Meckler, an early TV audience shapes up, children through ketball player Kobe Bryant, of her popular songs decency, sir?” leader in the tea party Sanders knows of some Baby2Baby. The nonprofit among the celebrities who including “Cold Hearted” The Watergate hearings movement, predicts a lot of Americans eager to follow organization looks for donated thousands of dol- and “Opposites Attract.” produced a comparably Americans won’t even the Trump impeachment high-profile celebs to high- lars toward the cause. Past honorees include memorable catchphrase, watch the broadcasts drama. light their mission of help- Actresses Gwyneth Paltrow Garner, Paltrow, Drew Bar- when Sen. Howard Baker, because they’ve already “What’s going on now is ing provide basic necessi- and Jennifer Garner also rymore, Kate Hudson, R-Tenn., summarized the reached conclusions. horrible for the country, ties to children living in attended. Kerry Washington and Jes- gist of the complex inquiry Many Trump support- but it’s the best time to poverty. Actress Nicole Richie and sica Alba. into a politically motivated ers won’t tune in “because teach classes on American Ellen DeGeneres, Kenan comedian Ali Wong encour- At the start of the event, break-in: “What did the they think it’s a sham pro- politics,” he said. “The stu- Thompson and Andy aged attendees to “whip a video highlighted the president know and when cess,” he said. “And I don’t dents are so curious, trying Cohen congratulated out” their phones to donate ongoing homeless problem did he know it?” A damn- think most people on the to figure out what’s going Teigen in a video message. to the charity through an in Los Angeles. It featured a ing answer eventually sur- left will watch because they on – what’s normal in Teigen said she and Leg- electronic system. single mother and her two faced after the Select Com- already know the conclu- American politics and what end have tried to instill the “Let’s make it rain,” young daughters living in mittee on Presidential sion in their minds. To isn’t.” importance of giving to the Wong told the crowd, an old mobile home. Campaign Activities, as the them, the president has As for PBS, it’s not plan- less fortunate in their young before yelling “Slam dunk!” “In Los Angeles, you can Senate’s Watergate Com- been impeachable since ning a repeat of prime-time children, Luna and Miles. to announce Kobe and be living good,” Teigen mittee was officially called, before he was elected.” impeachment replays but “Luna is no stranger to Vanessa Bryant’s $50,000 said. “But then five miles obtained secret Oval Office But Darrell West, a long- says the daytime telecasts packing up all of her toys donation. away, it’s a different story. tapes that implicated time political science pro- will be available on and sending them off, and For nearly a decade, People in those areas need Nixon in a cover-up. fessor who is now vice demand via all of PBS’ digi- knowing that people are Baby2Baby has distributed help.” In the runup to Presi- president of the Brookings tal platforms. 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